For Sale 1 1000 Gallon Gas Tank
Jones Service Station offers a 1000 gallon gas tank for sale suitable for small grain or fuel oil storage.
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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1947
Page
6
Jones Service Station offers a 1000 gallon gas tank for sale suitable for small grain or fuel oil storage.
A fragmentary inspirational excerpt contrasts reverence for ruins with human impact. It warns against borrowing trouble through installment plans and notes a wartime shortage recovery tied to domestic habits and timely decisions.
Mr and Mrs Darrald Hutchinson were in Chillicothe on business. Mr and Mrs Junior Phillips and son Stanley visited the Gilmer family. Various residents attended the Kesler Drake sale. Bob Phillips works in Davenport Iowa, Cecil Tate also employed there. Mr and Mrs Willie Burtch and Tommy dined with the Molloys. Mrs Joe Edmundson is in McLarney Hospital after major surgery and improving. Carnival at Pleasant Shade school drew crowds. Mrs Edgar Morris attended a Council meeting in Linneus. Rayburn Hicks visited his mother in Brookfield. Mr and Mrs Kenneth Doss from Fulton stayed with Bertha Tate. Orville Brown and Edna Jerome went to Trenton on business. E W Crook and the Gilmer party visited Browningshansk. The Gilmer family spent Sunday with T H Thorne’s at Linneus. Russell Benski n and family hosted Mrs Lelia Hicks and Donald Stone’s family from Kansas City. They own two horses.
North Salem residents report a pie supper at Cattey school on October 15 with Miss Reva Jennings and nine pupils delivering a short program. Pies and boxes sold well, contests were popular, and $133.28 was cleared. Local families share travel and home projects with neighbors and relatives in Brayer Milan Linneus and Fort Leonard Wood area.
Locust Valley notes list L E Hedges and K W Jennings at Milan meeting last Tuesday. Mrs Hattie Stults has sold her farm to Mr and Mrs Pete Gray and will move to Kansas City with her children. Various neighbors read at homes and visited relatives over the weekend in Lathrop Brookfield and Mt Zion including the Johnsons Hicks and Hoskins households.
Mr and Mrs Billy Morris spent Sunday with her parents Mr and Mrs Verne Turner and son Donald of Linnaeus. Floy Morris visited James Morris and family. Julius Wood hosts included Bob Shifter and family and Doc Allen and family. Janet and Larry Tate spent the weekend with grandmother Bertha Tate. Borsey Stevenson and family hosted Owen Stevenson of Linnaeus and family as Sunday guests.
Mr and Mrs Robert Field and sons attended the Royal in Kansas City Sunday. Mrs Jessie Oliver and others from the vicinity joined a family gathering in Iowa Sunday. Local visitors included Ledford of Roger Loyd Crowdis family and Guy Crowdis with Ronald Powers of Humphreys. J D Seaman dined with Fred Lumsden and family. Melvin Stephenson and son spent Saturday at Tom Ford home. Leon Tipton stayed overnight with Guy Ford. Duane Ford and family and Tom Ford and the Ford family attended a dinner for Francis McCoy at Harry McCoy home.
Brookfield residents hosted and visited over the weekend with neighbors and relatives. Mr and Mrs Ellis Jennings entertained Sunday guests while Forrest Thomas and family toured the west and returned Friday. Enid Moore hosted visitors with Forrest Thomas joining later. Jimmie shows slight improvement. Ray Raver and Edd Lambert families traveled to Kirksville for a business trip. Floyd Schescoe and Max joined visitors at Johns and attended a Brookfield show. Sam Franklin and daughter Gaynnees stayed with the Cortes family.
Mr and Mrs C M Goins returned from a Denver trip last week. Mr and Mrs Rolla Godth visited Chillicothe a day last week. Ada Wood came from Chicago Friday to vacation with her father C M Wood and relatives. Jim Goins went with Don Wood to Iowa after a load of corn. E J Palmer attended a hog sale in Trenton Saturday. Sunday dinner guests at Mrs Ollie Johnsons included Mr and Mrs John Wood Bob Wood Ada Ruth and Mr and Mrs Lee Wood. Gus Oertwig and family attended church in Brookfield Sunday afternoon. and son were calling at the Lee Wood home one night.
Mr and Mrs Orlo Cordray and Mr and Mrs Lloyd Cordray spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Dewey Riddle. Vernon Eddy and children visited with Mr and Mrs Earl Abbott and family. Visitors of Mr and Mrs Otis McCollum on Sunday were Mr and Mrs Edgar McCollum and their children.
Mrs Will McCollum of South Gifford visited relatives including Mr and Mrs Manuel Morris and daughter Janet. Also noted are Mr and Mrs Carl Farson and Mr and Mrs Earl Abbott visiting with the Stufflebean family. The community expresses sympathy after the sudden death of Clarence Barnes last Tuesday morning.
Mr and Mrs Gerald Kosman of Kansas City spent the weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs John Gall. Mrs Jess Pulliam and Mrs Lawrence Elliott visited Brookfield. Several families hosted relatives including Mr and Mrs Luster Burkholder and Wayne and Mr and Mrs Ervin Barrows. The Gall sale and impending move to Purdin are noted alongside visits to Kansas City and Kirksville and illness affecting Michael Patterson.
The notice reports mild 70 to 85 degree days with no rain for two weeks. Farmers sow wheat and pick corn amid the season. Will Pulliam of Milan is poorly. Mrs. Mary Bird stayed with Mrs. Effie Pulliam last Tuesday. R. D. Cassity was in Milan on business last Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Claude Wells of Kansas City were weekend guests of Mrs. Faith Cassity. Mrs. Minnie Pulliam visited Mrs. Anna Smith. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Ellis Hedges traveled to Purdin to see her mother Mrs. Cooper. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Andrews and children from Kansas City stayed with her mother Mrs. May Wolfe. Mrs. Mattie Buswell visited Mrs. Zida McNally. The baby son of Mr. and Mrs. Grafton Corbin is in a Kirksville hospital with low blood deficiency. Probate matters: I W Milhoan, administrator, will preside over the Cora A Branner estate term in Linneus on November 10, 1947.
Letters of administration granted by Linn County Missouri Probate Court on October 9 1947 to Walter J. Gooch. Creditors must file claims within six months or be precluded from benefits. one year to bar claims from grant date. Judge C A Johnson.
Notice is hereby given to all interested parties of a final settlement proceeding. The filing authority informs claimants to present objections or evidence by the specified deadline at the court. Details on case number, filing date, and hearing time are available from the clerk.
Sigmond C. Lantz acting as administrator invites objections to the final settlement of the estate of Lot C. Lantz, deceased, and states the settlement will proceed at the next hearing.
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