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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1949
Page
8
Rev R A Van Giesen leads Sunday School at 9 30 a m and worship at 10 15 a m The church advertises a morning service at 10 15 a m the evening service at 7 30 p m on the first and third Sundays with special music and friendly teachers You are invited to attend all services at the church with the congregation
A church announces worship times including 10 00 a m and 11 00 a m services. Superintendent Carle oversees a fourth Sunday schedule with 7 30 p m evening service and 6 45 p m train angel program. The notice invites everyone without a church home to attend.
A narrator recalls a macabre tale of planned mischief during a family feast. In a rural setting a child aims to cook a turkey for Mammy and ends up harming the bird and injuring themselves, culminating in an unintended, painful crown of doom.
The Linn County March of Dimes outlines 1950 goals with the plan to split funds between the county chapter treasury and national headquarters for research and epidemic aid. Missouri totals and per capita contributions are noted along with the polio epidemic impact and the need for continued donor and volunteer support. Dr. Rainey, president of Stephens College, emphasizes raising funds to sustain patient care and fund vital research to combat poliomyelitis.
The Veterans Administration urges veterans to note cutoffs for GI Bill education and training plans. Deadlines vary by discharge date, with specific dates in 1950, 1951, and 1952 for training, unemployment, and other aids. Some benefits have no deadlines, and eligibility for automobile conveyance exists for certain World War II veterans.
L L Moyer of the Social Security Administration in St. Joseph Missouri explains that age does not exempt anyone from needing a Social Security number for employment. He urges first jobs to apply for an account number, outlines single-number policy, and notes duplicate cards and card applications via post offices and field offices.
A compact devotional line from Proverbs emphasizes the wicked fading away while the righteous stands as a foundation, reflecting enduring moral guidance.
Mrs Lloyd Garrett near Forker and Joan Garrett of Humphreys were Friday afternoon callers at the O C Garrett home. Roy Haley Jr and son hosted Elmer Creech and H C Lindsay of Nashville Tennessee for the weekend. Meda Stone visited her children Cecil and Alva Stone near Purdin. Eugene Quigley and son with Mrs Francis Schrock traveled to Kirksville to see Mrs John Quigley at Grim Smith hospital. Gayle Ingraham and daughters visited J S Head and Clarence Head family. Herman Jones of Detroit visited Viola Jones and relatives. Hazel Williams returned from six weeks with Mrs Laura Hamilton to visit Kenneth Crouch and baby.
Fall weather turns chilly with 20 degree reading and no snow. Joe Schrock dies at his Purdin home and burial follows in Idaho beside wife Birdie Jenkins. Dorothy Bowyer and Bobby Cleveland wed last Tuesday. Mrs Norman Miller hospitalized in Brookfield with flu and pneumonia. Pie supper at Purdin schoolhouse a success. local shoppers frequent Brookfield.
Gaylon Fanning brought Mrs ee or son David Lee home from Columbia where David was under a doctor's care. Hubert Atkins James Rinehart returned from Gallup New Mexico. Meadville hosts wedding reception for Hayes Hatch with guests including Mr. and Mrs. Brookshier and Marvin Abbott.
Better at last report. Van Vencill of Miskaville is in Pur. Mrs Ed Mahuran of Linneus shopped in Purdin Saturday. Mr and Mrs Ray Norvell of west of Linneus were shopping in Purdin Saturday.
Sunday visitors to multiple homes in Roger area include families from Milan and Green City. Pie suppers at Roger and Warren schools raised about 80 dollars each. Hunting seasons listed for deer mink muskrat raccoon fox and other fowl with specific October to January dates and farm permits.
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