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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1951
Page
4
Local residents enjoyed Thanksgiving weekend with relatives in Linneus Browning Gallatin and surrounding areas. Visitors included the Peerys Brownings Johnsons Goochs Linvilles Crowdis and Murrells among others with many overnight stays and meals shared across multiple households.
Purden news notes Mr and Mrs Leland Bowyer and Carolyn of Breckenridge as Thursday dinner guests of Mrs Ethel Richardson. Kansas City visitors Mr and Mrs Bob Ross and sons stay with her parents Mr and Mrs Harrison Nichols. Also Mr and Mrs Pd Kollasch and Maxine dine with Mr and Mrs Jakie Simmons near Linneus. The Crusader Class of the Methodist Church held a meeting in the church basement Monday evening. Mrs Eunice
A vintage ad style item highlights a holiday lay away plan for Christmas shopping with notes on heaters gas and electric ranges Crosley Zenith and Philco radios and automatic percolators. It parodies Confucius while promoting home appliances and lighting with bargain prices and guarantees.
The article notes SAS City visiting her parents Mr and Mrs Ray Pulliam. It also mentions Mr and Mrs Mubert KniFong and sons from Kansas City spending the weekend with Mr and Mrs Roy Brown near Browning and other relatives.
Barbara Kimbrough had a tonsil operation at Grim Smith hospital in Kirksville last Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. George Crooks and children celebrated Thanksgiving Day with Mr. and Mrs. Ralla Gooch. The Palmer home hosted visitors as E. J. Palmer and family shared time with neighbors.
North Jackson Round About reports Mr and Mrs Jimmie Crooks stayed with relatives in Norman. Mr and Mrs Sam Gooch returned from Fresno California after visiting daughter Gladys and husband Orbron. Mrs Willie Burtch suffers severe cold. Nancy Jerome ill moved to son Glenn's home. Jennings family hosted Thanksgiving turkey dinner for relatives. Aileen Brown and Billy Ray Brown, employed in Illinois, spent Thanksgiving with parents Orville and (unreadable) Brown.
Misses Lora Mae and Mari lyn Gooch, employed in Kansas City, spent the weekend with their parents Mr. and Mrs R F Gooch and children. Mrs Georgia Gooch, visiting relatives in Larned Kansas, returned home. Mrs Mary F Cooper of Meadville spent a few days.
Last week at the E W Crook shanks home Mr and Mrs Marvin Rinehart shopped in Trenton Friday Mrs Rinehart visited Mrs Harry Tromerhouse at Trenton Hospital who has been there two weeks with a severe burn Mr and Mrs Clifford Elliott and daughter visited her mother in Linneus Thanksgiving Day Mrs Ida Thompson of Meadville visited her daughter Mrs Edgar Morris and family Thanksgiving Day Robert and Sam Crookshanks of Kansas City visited their father W C Crookshanks over the weekend Mrs Lawrence Tate entered Grim Smith Hospital in Kirksville for an operation she is reported as doing well
A used Mayag washer stock update notes availability. A handy used machine is offered at an attractive price, appealing to cost conscious shoppers seeking reliable laundry equipment.
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