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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1946
Page
5
Jas R Williams attended court in Milan on Saturday. Numerous Brookfield and Milan residents visited, hosted, or traveled for family gatherings, dinners and church events. A used heater was advertised for 40 dollars at Browning Lumber.
Mendon hosts a World Affairs Forum titled America and the Struggle in the Orient next Monday night the 25th. Col. M. Thomas Tchou will speak. he is a soldier in China traveler in Russia and a government representative in Europe. The event begins at 7:45 in the Mendon School Auditorium.
The Army Air Forces seeks about two and a half million former members to fill out names and current addresses on postcards. Cards distributed locally by Brown ing will help General Carl A. Spaatz and officers contact former AAF personnel. Civil Air Patrol and Boy Scouts of America aid distribution.
F J Alspach traveled to Milan on business. Mrs Kermit Lambert and daughter Sonja visited Brookfield. Mrs Will Austin of Bogard spent the weekend in Browning. Mr and Mrs Carlos Harris of near Meadville visited his mother Nora Harris. Mr and Mrs Alva Hoerrmann of near Loeflar dined with Blaine Nickell and sons. George Barrows and daughter from near Laclede visited. Vera West rode to Chicago to see Roxie Brumbaugh. Hubert Atkins shipped hogs last week. Wilma Dowdy and Alpha Powell were Sunday dinner guests of Roy Johnson. Delorum Tharp helped Evertt Dowdy with corn. Mrs Allen Hail visited her mother Benford Watson. Leone Watson spent the weekend with home folks. Mrs Hardin George and Mr and Mrs Delorum Tharp and Roger Tharp were Sunday dinner guests of Roscoe Powell.
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