Browning News Owners Publish Since 1884
Fern N. Woodward and G. T. Woodward are owners and publishers of the Browning, Missouri paper established in 1884. The publication, offered at a $2.00 yearly subscription, is noted as second class matter at the Browning post office for Thursday October 20, 1949.
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Browning
Missouri
Community Gatherings and Visitation Highlights
A weekend of social events and visits is recorded with multiple families hosting dinners and attending club meetings. Notable names include Mr. and Mrs. John Omen, Chester Jacobs and son Jackie of Santa Rosa, California, Eugene Jackos of Ceta, the Jolly Jones Club with Mrs. Cecil Simpson, and demonstrations on meal preparation. A Secret Sister program and refreshments followed. Week plans note a future meeting with Mrs. Andrew Stufflebean on October 19. Sunday dinners feature Dr. and Mrs. Herman Payne and others visiting Charley Seals and family. Additional travel includes Allen Belzer and Kenneth in Brookfield, and Calvin Lambert of Shelby visiting Fayette. John Longwell aided Guyer & Rulon to St. Joseph with a load of Jamba.
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Edd Smith
John Omen
Chesteracobs
Jackie
Santa Rosa
California
Eugene Jackos
Ceta
Jolly Jones Club
Cecil Simpson
Simpson
Bill Gall
Andrew Stufflebean
Herman Payne
Mendon
Donald Palmer
Roy Miller
Joseph Yogel
Hadley Seals
Charley Seals
Allen Belzer
Kenneth
Brookfield
Calvin Lambert
Shelby
Fayette
John Longwell
Guyer & Rulon
St. Joseph
Purdin Notes On Fall Weather And Local Visits
Lovely fall weather continues with no killing frost in Purdin. Residents report leaves changing as others stay green. Local trips include Frank and MurRain returning from a two week South Missouri vacation and visits by Stufflebean and Simpson families from Shelbina and Oklahoma to friends. Dr Cassity moving near the Methodist church. Roe Conley family home from Dakota. several neighbors called on Effie Pulliam and Zida McNally.
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Frank Murrain
Missouri
Andrew Stufflebean
Shelb
Purdin
John Simpson
Cherry Simpson
Minnie Pomroey
Oklahoma
Effie Pulliam
Ray McNally
Zida McNally
Maxine Helms
Locust Valley residents attend events and travel updates
Locust Valley figures L E Hedges K W Jennings J D Jennings and Dr W D Grice went to Kansas City Monday with Grice purchasing Cadillac Labou and attending the funeral of Mrs Davie Kim brough at Morris Chapel last Wednesday. Mr and Mrs John Quigley and daughter Eva DiFilippo visited for supper Thursday in the home of Mr and Mrs Francis. Mr and Mrs Grafton Corbin traveled to Des Moines last Tuesday for repair work on their combine.
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Adias, Labau
Davie Kimbrough
Morris Chapel
John Quigley
Eva DiFilippo
Francis
Grafton Corbin
Des Moines
Me B. Carter
W. T. Nickell
le Fuller
Elmer Morelock
Carter
Nickell
Black Top
Haseville
Shafter
Lorene Nickell
Mable Corbin
Ester Jennings
Velma Jennings
Brookfield
Herbert Rachford
Gary
Indiana
Browning
Iowa
H. E. Creason
Lawrence
Roy Bundies
Nina
Ruth Kelley
Kansas City
Hazel Kelley
St.Luke’s Hospital
Johnnie Baskett
Harold
Hubert Baskett
Nolan Creason
Ralph Creason
Gordon Johnson
R. I. Fuller
Hattie Stults
Homer Creason
Irene Herbert
Creason
Billy Phillips
Linneus
Fabian Phillips
Lena Phillips
Linnites
Community Notices and Local Visits Across Browning Area
Social and neighborhood items recall funeral attendance for Mrs Davie Kimbrough at Morris Chapel. Local trips include Mr and Mrs W T Nickell visiting Alva Hoerrmann and sons and Mr and Mrs H E Creason with son Lawrence. Roadwork spreads rock east of Haseville aiding area travel.
Inventory sale price list from a hardware store
A single-page scanned list details numerous items with sale prices including electrical fixtures radios pressure cookers lamps and cookware as well as hardware items like pipes sinks pumps and farm supplies. Several items show damaged or discontinued status and bulk quantities are noted alongside unit prices and totals.
Notice indicates space constraints for this week
On account of lack of space we were forced to leave our part of our correspondents this week. The brief note signals reduced content and pending future updates.
Notice in Probate Court Hearing October 1949 Linneus Missouri
A hearing was held in the Linn County Missouri Probate Court on October 8 1949 regarding an application. The notice is directed to the absentee person found to be dead to Mrs Marie Myers and all other interested parties.
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Marie Myers
Linneus
Linn County
Missouri
Probate notice declares Marie Myers dead in Linn County
Ray F. Myers alleges Marie Myers has been absent seven years from her last Missouri domicile. Probate Court finds death presumed and requires proof of life within twelve weeks from November 10, 1949. if not provided, letters of administration will be issued. C A Johnson, Probate Judge. First insertion October 20.
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Ray F. Myers
Marie Myers
Linn County
Missouri
C. A. Johnson
Notice of Final Settlement in Bowyer Estate
Executor A. E. Bowyer of M. Leone Bowyer deceased announces intent to make final settlement at the next term of the Probate Court of Linn County Missouri in Linneus on November 14 1949. Creditors and others interested are alerted to file claims.
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M. Leone Bowyer
E. Bowyer
Linn County
Missouri
Linneus
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