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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1944
Page
1
The Homeworkers Club gathered at Mrs. Ray Bennett's home on November 21 with six members and five visitors. They hemmed tea towels, shared a dinner, sang, discussed Soldiers and collected pennies, bought stationary for Legion Boys, and planned next meeting with Mrs. Tressie Tate.
The Home Workers Club gathered at Mrs. Sallie Prather on November ninth with eight members and three visitors. A noon dinner followed and at two the president called the meeting to order with singing of Softly and Tenderly and Yield Not to Temptation. Readings and a brief roll call occurred with plans to send care boxes to soldiers and Norris Mundell in Georgia Army training. Adjournment set to meet Mrs. Ray Bennett before Thanksgiving.
The Stitch and Chatter Club met on November 22 with Camora Spencer for an all day session. A noon dinner followed and members completed embroidery tasks while Edith led the business meeting and roll call. Prizes were awarded to Effie and Laverne for winners and the biggest load. next gathering is December 7 with Leah and Iva for a quilt and embroidery session.
The True Blue Club held a November 15 meeting led by Mrs. Warren Gooch with six members present. Activities included singing, a club collect, a business session, contests, and a closing Lord’s Prayer followed by refreshments.
Filmed in vivid Technicolor in Utah locations the Mary O Hara tale My Friend Flicka presents a simple story of a boy and his bond with a filly. Roddy McDowall delivers a strong youthful performance as the son whose conflict with a stubborn father is resolved through family understanding alongside Flicka. Director Harold Schuster brings West color and warmth to the adaptation, compared with Lassie Come Home as another boy and animal saga.
The American Legion and Auxiliary announce Eddie Cantor’s program for gifts to service men and women. Gifts must arrive at the Legion Home by Saturday December 9. Donors may include cards or greetings and mark the recipient as MAN or WOMAN for wrapping and distribution.
Celebrants hosted Thanksgiving Day and Mr. Schrock's birthday with a turkey dinner. Guests included T Set and Maurice Schrock family Hattie Schrock Marion Merlin Schrock Roger Bardeck Elmo Schrock Saraleu Marylee Maude Morris and the hosts who departed late wishing many more birthdays.
A Sunday November 26 turkey dinner was served at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Bernie Almond. Attending were E. A. Almond and spouse, Frank Scott and family, Vernie Foster and family, Ova Almond and son Harley, George Clark and son from Keytesville Missouri, Rex Almond and family from Keytesville, Mrs. Jakie Simmons, Peggy Shirley and Bobbie Head, Loretta Beck, and the Almonds.
A sign proclaimed No hunting with gun or dogs on our farms signed by Edgar Shepherd for rest Gooch, reflecting a rural stance against hunting on local properties.
Charles John of Browning Missouri advertises 32 head ewes and one registered buck for sale with location Browning Missouri and contact details not provided.
Notice from Hugh Warren and Henry Watson warning trappers and hunters to keep traps guns and dogs off their farms during 1944 and 1945.
A two year old Percheron stallion weighing about 1900 pounds is offered for sale in Shelby, Missouri. Described as coming along well with good disposition and established as a proven breeder by Robt. E.
The club announces a new meeting date November 29 replacing November 22. All members will attend to draw names for Christmas gifts. The meeting will be with Mrs Glenn Jerome.
B H S hosts a two night carnival with doors at 7 30 Friday and 6 30 Saturday. Stage shows at 9 30 and 10 00 then crowning of King and Queen at 10 45 and prize draw at 11. Votes for Carnival King and Queen are collected at Harvey Drug Store.
The roster lists Smith Woolf S Head Johns Gendeer Tixon McCormick V Gooch R Gooch P Head B Head Kely and Cotter with Rosalie Gooch as captain and GK.
Browning defeated Purdin 37 to 19 after a tough road game on Tuesday night. Purdin battled hard, but Browning pulled ahead in the second half to claim the win.
Mr and Mrs Floyd Waltz announce the birth of their daughter Linda Jane who arrived on Tuesday November 28. Attending physician was Dr MecAter.
Wednesday December 6 fur buyers begin operations at Williams & Co. We purchase skinned or unskinned fur and rab bits are in demand. Usual high market expected.
Representative Arnold advocates permanent peace and a volunteer armed force. He argues for higher pay to attract volunteers, opposing forced military service for youths. He cites America's founding and growth under voluntary service and warns against the cost of conscription in peacetime.
Persuasive wartime appeal explains costs of weapons and personnel from a B29 to a tank, and argues keeping inflation in check through purchasing war bonds. It urges every American to invest in War Bonds to support troops, demobilization, and postwar recovery, stating bonds are the safest investment.
R A Thurlo states a strict prohibition on trapping or hunting with a gun or dog on his farm to control trespass and protect livestock.
Property owner H F Kille prohibits hunting with guns dogs or traps on his land. This notice restricts all persons from entering or using the property for hunting activities without permission.
Ray Kelly states a strict no hunting policy for his farm, prohibiting any use of firearms or dogs without prior authorization. The notice emphasizes owner control over land access and wildlife actions.
A notice restricting hunting on local farms by owners W. H. and Austin Watson prohibits use of dogs guns and trapping on their property. The rule applies to all individuals on the farms and carries enforcement implications.
neighbors T Johnson and Mrs. T Johnson state no hunting on their farms with any weapon or dog. Ray and Ora Bennett also post a firm no hunting message for their lands
The notice invites everyone to Sunday school at 10 a.m. at the Baptist church. H. C. Bailey is the superintendent.
Pvt. Oren B. Jennings thanks neighbors and the local community for husking corn and support while stationed at Camp Fannin Texas. He notes a six week hospital stay and hopes for the war's end, inviting mail and mentioning his wife and baby in Tyler. He signs with his address for replies.
Orens mother reports neighbors gathered on his farm to husk about 500 bushels of corn and collect hay and oats, with nine ladies hosting a meal and many men helping. Also notes blue stamp changes effective December 1 1944 from the OPA with five stamps added and extended validity.
A letter from Mrs. L V Howell to Mrs. J E Spencer describes a small island hospital complex in New Guinea. It notes soldiers like Claude Howell and Don MacArthur serving in harsh conditions and recounts friendships, improvised living with makeshift stoves and a refrigerator, and hopes for continued victory and freedom.
Message to Sullivan County voters from Ray Levir expressing gratitude for support in the election and pledging to render the best possible service within his power.
A fragmentary diary style entry covers weekly vignettes from a rural community. Observations include a farm border project, a tooth extraction mishap, football team prospects, local candidates, social visits, pharmacy and restaurant concerns, and a noisy child requiring discipline. The tone is humorous and observational.
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