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Newspaper

Browning Leader Record

Location

Browning, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Oct 14, 1943

Page

4

Browning Leader Record Ownership October 1 1943

Statement of ownership for Browning Leader Record Browning Missouri dated October 1 1943 lists G T Woodward as publisher and Fern N Woodward as owner No bonds mortgages or other securities held by any person owning 1 percent or more of total securities None sworn before Notary J H Calhoun on October 1 1943 with commission expiring June 21 1946.

Browning Leader Browning Missouri G. T. Woodward Fern N. Woodward G.T. Woodward J. H. Calhoun

Travel the world to find beauty and carry it with you

A reflective saying urges that beauty lies within and beyond borders. It reminds travelers that external sights are hollow without inner appreciation and personal radiance accompanying any journey.

Community News Roundup From Johnson County Avoids Major Events

Local families reunite after trips to Kansas City and St Joseph. Paratrooper grandson Ted Thomas on two hour layover en route to California. Avan Lyle Kibble home on furlough from Georgia camp. Club calves shown and sold in St Joseph. Teachers meeting hosted by Miss Reva Payne. Happy Workers Club hosted by Miss Minnie Harris. Widespread social visits and weekend achievements noted around Green City Milan and Forest Park.

R. L. Brown Fred Watson Kansas City Ted Thomas California Wiley Taylor Harold Barbara June Rolla Taylor Green City Clarence Kibble Pvt Avan Lyle Kibble Georgia Everett Harris Wiley Taylor J. O. Franklin St. Joseph Roy Ball Ira Sayers Milan Gail Harris Reva Payne Johnson Coy Payne Orlen Harris Carrie Morris J. W. Bunch Anna Taylor Minnie Harris Happy Workers Club Wileta Taylor Forest Park Ill

Warren Items: Billie Crowdis travels to Chicago for work

Over the past two weeks Billie Crowdis went to Chicago on Sunday to seek employment. Robert Crowdis of Tulsa is visiting his parents Mr and Mrs Guy Crowdis. Basil and Beryl Taylors families spent Friday with Mr and Mrs W L Taylor. Green Valley Club held a farewell for Mr and Mrs George Moffitt at the Moffitt home. A Union Central Insurance pond digging outfit sank the east approach piling to a bridge at Locust Creek near the old Fields Mill site, causing noticeable floor sway. Josie Fields visited Paul and family Sunday.

Billie Crowdis Chicago Robert Crowdis Tulsa Okla Guy Crowdis Basil Taylor Beryl Taylor W. L. Taylor Green Valley Club George Moffitt Moffitt Union Central

Local families attend Milan extension club event

A list of residents including Warren Mrs K W Callihan Mrs W H Oliver Mrs Wilburn Williams and Ray Dean Mrs Robert Fields Mr and Mrs Sam Artz and Mrs Lyle Wickham and Lois attended an extension clubs achievement day at Milan on Saturday. Various furloughs visits and community meetings were noted along with numerous Sunday dinners and neighbors’ gatherings across Warren area.

St. Louis Marjorie Knifong Kansas City Edward Blunt Elza Ecobs Jacobs W. L. Taylor Duane Crowdis California Warren Basil Taylor Lorraine W. Ll. Taylor Mellie Almond Bucklin Geo. Taylor Sam Artz Nicky George Hardinger Lyle Wickham Lois Frank Nebraska N. K. Wickham Salem Mason Dell Plattsmouth A. B. Chapin Ray Stewart Omaha Myrtle Pointer Wickham Luther Webb Browning Frank Johnson Pennville Hadley Johnson Perry Jacobs Elza Jacobs Ina Lu Ayers Basil Merlin Rhodes Corean Jones W. W. Johnson

Morris Chapel Items Local visits and social calls

Mr. and Mrs. Gail Davis and family visit Ola Creason. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Wood call on C. M. Goins. Rolla Gooch family shop in Chillicothe. Red Gooch family visit Lee Wood. Delmar Oertwig and Ora Smith host Sunday dinner. A. E. Johnson and Ronald join Lee Wood and Donald for a basket dinner honoring Pvt. Victor Murrell on furlough from California. Lorene Murrell assists parents Ts. Murrell and sons.

Gail Davis Ola Creason Lee Wood C. M. Goins Rolla Gooch Rollan Ollie Johnson Ronald Chillicothe Red Gooch Delmar Oertwig Ora Smith A. E. Johnson Donald Marvin Murrell Victor Murrell California Lorene Murrell Moline

Weekend Visit By Ottumwa Man Ends Quiet

Too late for last week. W. E Sayers Jr of Ottumwa Iowa spent the weekend with a local family and did not report any notable activities or events.

W. E Sayers, Jr Ottumwa Iowa

Shelby Items Reflect Weekend Visits and Local Happenings

Mr and Mrs Ben Cattey hosted weekend visitors their children now in Kansas City. Jim Finney of Bucklin called at the Alex Finney home Friday. Baskett family visited daughter Mrs Glenn Finney. Grover Kearns hosted the 4 H club meeting with one absentees. Mrs L T Finney on sick list. Scott Moore of Sedalia visited her father Sherry Simpson and brother John Simpson. Fox hunt occurred on Ted Jackson farm Tuesday night. Farmers busy with feeding while frost caused little damage. H L Wilson shopped in Brookfield Saturday. Elva Monroe and Leon Smith shopped in Chilico Thursday. Nile Bauer returned home in frail health. Jolly Jones Club met with Mrs Olin Clapp Wednesday afternoon. Baskett and Glen Finney with family visited Alex Finney’s parents Friday.

Ben Cattey Kansas City Jim Finney Bucklin Alex Finney Baskett Glenn Finney Grover Kearns L. T. Finney Scott Moore S¢dalia Sherry Simpson John Simpson Fox Hunt Ted Jackson H. L. Wilson Brookfield Elva Monroe Leon Smith Chillicothe Nile Bauer Jolly Jones Club Olin Clapp Glen Finney

Shafter Social Notes and Local News

Sunday guests included Mrs. E W Crookshanks and Mr Crookshanks, Mrs Joe Long and Mr Long. R E Smith hosted Earl Smith and son, Joe Smith of Eversonville. Uncle Dudley Phillips is ill. Bud Tate helps his uncle Edgar Morris with fall work. Agell Campbell of Galt aided his brother Harold with soy beans and corn. Mrs Harold Campbell, June and Charles and Mrs L W Arnold visited Brookfield. 200 baby chicks were brought home. Elmer Hammock family attended a Browning show. Thelma Holser from Meadville stayed with Veda Hammock. R E Smith visited Chillicothe on business. Mrs James Morris and Jennie Sue called on Mrs George Phillips. Mrs Edgar Morris spent an afternoon with Mrs Lilburn Gilmer. Pvt Roy W Smith of Camp Barkeley TX sent letters and photos. camp highlights include Buck Corky the deer, a dog named Corky, a camp library, post office, club rooms, mess hall, and a Texas mural by Sgt Sam Barkeley. Naturalization entrants come from many places.

W. E. Morris E. W. Crookshanks Crookshanks Joe Long Mr. Long R. E. Smith Earl Smith Humphreys Joe Smith Eversonville Dudley Phillips Bud Tate Edgar Morris Agell Campbell Galt Harold Harold Campbell Charles L. W. Arnold Brookfield Campbell Elmer Hammock Veda James Browning Thelma Holser Meadville Veda Hammock Chillicothe James Morris Jennie Sue George Phillips Lilburn Gilmer Roy W. Smith Camp Barkeley Texas Medical Corps Corky Postice Sam Barkeley Ameri

Camp Barkeley Named for Enlisted Man David Barkeley

Camp Barkeley hosts 2300 hospital beds and a range of training and recreation. The site features drills, mass regiments, movies, radio, boxing, basketball, and softball. Notably soldiers raft a Jeep across a stream during drills.

Pur din Items Wide Fall Weather and Local Moves

It is still dry but we are having lovely fall weather. The Kimbroughs took Nellie Garrett and daughters to Kansas City. The Shufflebargers move to Iowa for a section foreman job. Alda Tattershall visited in Kansas City. Lincoln Jones celebrated his 88th birthday with family from Chicago and California. Multiple family visits and relocations noted.

Babe Kimbrough Nellie Garrett Joyce Jo Ann Kansas City John Shufflebarger Iowa Jess Garrett Alda ‘Tattershall John Hedges Elva Pearson Effie Pulliam

MorriS Chapel Social Roundup of Visits and Travel

Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Murrell and family hosted and visited relatives at several homes. Pvt. Victor Murrell returned to California after a furlough with his parents. Many neighbors and relatives, including Ruth Wood Essie Wood and Nova Gooch, made short visits to the Lee Wood, Oertwig, and Griffeth households in the past week.

Ollie Johnson Branard Minn Leola Lundberg Victor Murrell California Marvin Murrell Essie Wood Oertwig Hazel Washburn Arthur Griffeth Gail Davis

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Browning, Missouri T. R. McArtor M. D DR. Vinton Jones Schoene’s Herman Adam Verne Davis Ora Holser W. E. Sayers, Jr Beverly Stevenson Ed Sayers Carolee Morvis Crookshanks Ronald and Jerry Catherine Margaret Wood Teddy Holser Sandra Kenneth Young Russell Richard Sam Gooch Frank McMickle Beryl Warren Donnie Larry Haseville Harold Cooper Lynn Pickens Ida Mae Eslin Homer Cooper Shelby Purdin Russell Brown Jerry Brown Bernice Brown Lincoln Jones Alda Tattershall Clara Deer Des Moines Purdin School Rev. Hines Unionville Lucy Cotter Effie Pulliem Morris Chapel News Lorene Ruth Wood Ralph Creason Essie Mac Oertwig Ruth McKenzie Roberta Gooch Clara Oertwig George Crooks H. A.tomlin Nova Gooch Spencer Bowyer Urb Johnson Gus Oertwig Electric Theatre Richard Greene Carla Lehman Flying Fortress Atlantic Berlin Minstrel Days Cartoon Bran BAUER North Salem, MO Highway 5 Jack Ladies OF U. B. Church W. M. Pulliam H. V. Campbell Guy Johnson
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