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Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1945
Page
4
Local social notes with visiting relatives and travelers
Mrs. Ernest Head visited her sister Mrs Emery Gray for dental work near Linneus. Guests included Mr and Mrs J N Mundes and family with Mr and Mrs J W Gooch and Mrs Margaret Anderson from Montana and Miss Janice Katchem from sales. Numerous locals visited relatives, with Rev Rudloff retiring to farm near Ellsberry and others hosting visitors from Omaha Montana Oklahoma City and Hale. Irvin Lambert had dental work in Browning and began school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Head
Near Linneus
Emery Gray
R. E. Harris
Chillicothe
Georgie
Clem Spring Items Chronicle Visit Notes
Rainy day in Clem Spring as visitors arrive from Cush ing Oklahoma to stay a month with Mrs. Guy Brookshier. Walter Greenstreet and wife from New Boston call on Mr. and Mrs. Johnnie Stephenson. Mollie Breeding hosts visitors. Bev Franklin heads to Davenport Iowa to see daughter and granddaughter Beverly Ann. Ellis Shepherd ill, not improving. Jackie Jennings from Owasto to stay with grandmother Hattie Jennings and attends Jem Spring school. Johnnie Stephenson visits Rob Stephenson's home. plans to move Ellis Shepherd and wife into Mollie Breeding’s house soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Pratt
Cushing
Oklo
Guy Brookshier
Walter Greenstreet
New Boston
Johnnie Stephenson
Mollie Breeding
Hattie Jennings
Bev Franklin
Davenport
Iowa
Vera Brammer
Beverly Ann
Ellis Shepherd
Jackie Jennings
Near Owasto
Jem Spring
Rob Stephenson
Nelie
Fairview District Notes on Local Visits and Travel
Miss Shirley and Glenda Brantner visited with aunt and family the Thompsons. Lyle Britton and Robert Lynn went to Kirksville for the State Teachers meeting with Pansy. Mrs Straley and Mrs Riley shopped in Kirksville. Jo Ann Martin spent the night with the Brittons. Nora Tucker shopped in Kirksville. Dale Straley visited the Phillips family. Junior Tucker visited Eugene Straley. Jennie Glaze of Norfolk Va. stayed with Mary Tucker. Norris Knifong drove Van Mairs to Browning for a doctor. Frank and John Tucker roofed Uncle Wm. Riley’s house. Clifford Spencer visited his sister’s family. DeWayne Fanning spends leave with Clara Fanning and brothers Harvey and Harold. Harold discharged from service. Raymond DeVore home after honorable discharge. served up to five years. Alice DeVore attended State Teachers Meeting in Kirksville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shirley
Glenda Brantner
Roy Thompson
Lyle Britton
Robert Lynn
Kirksville
Pansy
Josephine Straley
Bernice Riley
Jo Ann Martin
Robert
John Tucker
Dale Straley
Raymond Phillips
Junior Tucker
Eugene Straley
Jennie Glaze
Norfok
Mary Tucker
Norris Knifong
van Mairs
Browning
Frank
Wm. Riley
Clifford Spencer
DeWayne Fanning
Clara Fanning
Harvey
Harold
Raymond DeVore
Alice DeVore
Dickinson Items and Community Notes
Irvin Lambert returned home from Colorado Monday after two months picking peaches. Pfc Calvin Lambert left for Jefferson Barracks after a 30 day furlough with family, returning with a 15 day extension. Dr. Cable of Purdin treated Dan Gray who is ill with a heart ailment. Mrs Margaret Longwell and her son Johnnie aided by Mrs Alva Desk in preparing dinner for men shingling a house. Mr and Mrs Harry Lambert continued local activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irvin Lambert
Colorado
Pfc
Calvin Lambert
Jefferson Barracks
Robert Lambert
Cable of
Purdin
Dan Gray
Margaret Longwell
Johnnie
Alva Deskins
Harry Lambert
Clevenger and Kuhn Sale Attended by Local Residents
SCOTTSVILLE ITEMS report several locals at the Clevenger and Kuhn sale last Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. George McKinney of Marshalltown Iowa spent Saturday night with relatives. The Wickham sale was postponed by rain and set for Sunday October 21. No school Thursday and Friday due to the Teacher's Meeting in Kirksville. Evert Dowdy has returned home and is discharged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clevenger
Kirksville
Hubert Atkins
Trenton
Hubert
Evert Dowdy
Darrold Hutchinson
Gene
Brookfield
Charley Singleton
Chillicothe
George Phillips
Mary Molloy
James Meneely
Ira Cox
Jess Bruce
Virgil Molloy
Purdin
Autumn Weather and Local Social Visits Reported
October weather brings blue skies and falling leaves as residents note seasonal color. The Barron and Clapp families visited Hubert Baskett's home Saturday evening, with Thudium and Scherkise also active in painting and shopping across Brookfield and nearby areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Frost
Tracey Barron
Obe Clapp
Hubert Baskett
Orville Thudium
Joe Scherkise
Purdin
W. J. Burkholder
E. E. Thudium
Brookfield
Charley Thudium
Brookfield Notes of Cattle Shipments and Family Updates
In Brookfield on a Saturday evening Mr and Mrs Art Tripp visited Purdin. Arthur Tripp shipped a carload of fat cattle to Chicago and topped the market at 19. Earl Campbell sold a load of cattle recently. The Tripp family relocation completed as Gen Montgomery and family moved to Brookfield. Local residents send best wishes as they settle into their new home. The note includes telegrams from sons in Camp Stoneman California and reports on service in the South Pacific and Philippines with final transfers to the USS Grundy and reunion plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brookfiell
Art Tripp
Purdin
Earl Campbell
Arthur Tripp
Chicago
Gen. Montgomery
Brookfield
Willie Bailey
Bucklin
Everett Baiiley
T. J. Mott
Pfc
Orville Mott
Camp Stoneman
California
Orville
South Pacific
Philippines
Tokyo
Japan
E. FE. Thudium
Richard J. Thudium
Richard
Philipineis
43Rd Div
Reger Neighbors News Roundup
Donald Dowell and wife visit his mother Mrs. Thos Henry and Mr Henry. C J DeWitt filled his silo. Harold Tillison and family move into property bought recently. Nora Gradstaff went to Columbia for a hospital check. Mrs Clyde Ditlinger of Steelville visits her father Earl Smith and family. Chas Collins remodels home adding two rooms and a basement. Geo Barkley Navy Seabee arrived from the S W Pacific. Discharged, he and wife Margaret Glidewell visit Trenton. Robert Williams and wife visit grandfather R W Rardon before returning to Texas. J W Ford of Milan joins trip to Reger. Rev L P Mohr to hold revival at Methodist Church soon. Stella Hollenbeck has stone siding added to her house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Dowell
Europe
Thos. Henry
Henry
C. J. DeWitt
Harold Fllison
Aurora
Nora Gradstaff
Columbia
Clyde Ditlinger
Steelville
Earl Smith
Gee. Artz
Chas. Collins
Geo. Barkley
Navy Seabee
S. W. Pacific
Margaret Glidewell
Trenton
John DeWitt
Kirksville
L. P. Mohr
Reger
Stella Hollenbeck
Morris Chapel Area Friends and Guests Report Weekend Visits
Mr and Mrs Babe Kimbrough and children called at the Lee Wood home last week. Mackie McKee and sister with friend from Macon visited Urb Johnson over the weekend. Bella Gooch shopped in Chillicothe Saturday. John Wood of Brookfield and daughter Lorene with family from California called at Lee and Bob Wood homes Friday. Red Gooch and son visited Urb Johnson one night last week. Pvt Fred Creason and brother Ben visited Nolange son family near North Salem on Sunday. Ronald Johnson left Monday for Minnesota to visit sisters Fula May and Leola Lundberg and family. Sunday dinner guests were the Marvin Murrells.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Babe Kimbrough
Lee Wood
Mackie McKee
Macon
Urb Johnson
Bella Gooch
Chillicothe
John Wood
Brookfield
Lorene
California
Lee
Bob Wood
Red Gooch
Son
Fred Creason
Ben
Nolangeson
North Salem
Ronald Johnson
Minnesota
Fula May
Leola Lundberg
Community Helping Ray Lambert With Shingle Job
Ray Lambert shingling his house with help from neighbors. Alex Finney visited Brookfield to see his brother Jack Finney. Dora Cornwall was in Brookfield Friday. Darwin Cornwall vacationed with aunt and uncle at New Cambria. Rain visited the area again Sunday. Irene Finney helped Mrs Ray Lambert cook for workers Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Lambert
Alex Finney
Brookfield
Jack Finney
Dora Cornwall
Darwin Cornwall
New Cambria
Irene Finney
Local family news and visits in Brookfield area
Mrs John Simpson aids a new granddaughter at the Cecil Burns home. Mr and Mrs Ben Cattey shop in Brookfield and stop by Purdin for Dr Cable to treat Mrs Cattey. Gerald Crist returns home from discharge. Grover Kearns family attend Brookfield entertainment. Mrs Cecil Lambert helps move her father Geo Montgomery to Brookfield. Vina McDonnald ill at John Simpson home. Rain Sunday ruins the club field fry at Brockfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Simpson
Cecil Burns
Ben Cattey
Brookfield
Purdin
Dr. Cable
Cattey
Geo. Sandfort
H. N. Jaynes
Gerald Crist
Grover Kearns
Thurdsay
Cecil Lambert
Community Notes From Jackson Center Visit Families
Thursday social roundups include Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Grice and others visiting L. W. Arnold. Evansville visitor Jackie Molloy returned home after vacation. Local engagements feature Mrs. Blanche Stevenson, Lola Gilmer, Hazel Stone, Har vera Woodling at various gatherings and teachers meeting in Kirksville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace Grice
Harold Campbell
L. W. Arnold
Jackie Molloy
Evansville
Also Mentioned on This Page
THE
Browning, Missouri
Missouri
J. E. Rudtoff
J. B. Rudloff
Jack Hanks
Montana
C. W. Gooch
Milan
Gus Porter
Banks
W. G. Twyman
Oklahoma City
J. Sloan
Hummel
John Longwell
Orpha Dickinson
Mable Lambert
Sonja
Anna Bele Belzer
Tommy
T. S. C. Lambert
Floyd Swisegood
Kermit Lambert
Archie Dickinson
Famiy
Marion Head
Helen Lou Johnson
Marvin Lambert
Anna Belle Bizer
Clem
Fairview Dist
Dickinson
Scottsville
Mrs. Red Gooch
Marvin Murrell
T. R. McArtor
M. D
DR. Vinton Jones
Office
Schoene’s
Electric Theatre
Alan Ladd
Loretta Young
Rachel Field
Allen Ladd
Popeye the Sailor
Laurel & Hardy
E. R. Duncan
Burlington Station
Browning, Mo
Carlos
E. G. Boatright
Optometrist
Over Welsh Drug Store
Brookfield, Mo
Shelby
Jackson Center
Humphreys
Poland
Humphreys Methodist Ladies’ Aid
Evalyn and
Rosanna Callihan
H. V. Campbell
Duffy Carter
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