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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1952
Page
2
Browning Missouri publication notes owners and publishers MRS F N and G T Woodward. Subscription price listed as 2.00 per year payable in advance. Entry as second class mail matter under act of July 8 1897.
Ed Kollasch returns to his Blacksmith Shop after a two week farm vacation near Browning. Local residents host and visit friends and relatives across Brookfield Milan Kirksville Chillicothe Meadville Owen Steven son St. Louis Shreveport Linneus and Kansas City during the week.
Wayne Bennett is the Republican candidate for the office of Treasurer and Ex Officio Collector of Sullivan County, subject to voters’ decision at the General Election on Tuesday November 4 1952. The notice lists his candidacy and confirms election timing.
Bill Dunlap of Kansas City visited his parents in Clem Springs along with Franklin Chapman and daughters from Newton Iowa and the Franklin family from Kansas City joining visits at Brookshier home. Duff Jennings and daughters Judy and Bonnie from Kansas City stayed with Hattie Jennings. Louie Brookshier returns from Kansas City to spend winter with grandparents and attend school. The community mourns the death of Mrs Roy Taylor with condolences offered.
Crowded out last week the Mt Hope items note visits by Mr and Mrs Barn Head with his sister in North Salem and Mr and Mrs Daniel Thu.
Mrs. Oleth Coram and children joined Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Coram for Sunday at their home. Emerson Cordray and Mona spent the weekend in Kansas City with his sister. Elma Abbott visited Norman Miller's family, while Ralph Watt and Dannie Hortenstine stayed with Robert Hunt's family. Hortenstine heads to Georgia Monday for her stationed husband. Emerson Cordray and Ora Cordray and children spent Sunday in Brookfield with Mrs. Cordray.
J D Craig of St Louis visited his mother Mrs Dona Craig late last week Arch Cordray and Carlos Britton of Sullivan County were in Shelby on business the last of the week Mrs Mary Boyles Hobson arrived Oct 6 from Burbank California for an extended visit with her mother Mrs Agnes Boyles and her brother Bert of Kansas City came home for the weekend Harold Wilson visited the Boyles home Saturday evening and stayed overnight with his sister Mrs Verlin Christian Irvin Smith and daughter Janice visited Mr and Mrs Bill Smith at Pur din Sunday
Mr and Mrs R A Thurlo visited Nelia Bundridge in Browning Sunday. Mr and Mrs Clinton Powell welcomed a baby boy born last week. Mr and Mrs Wilson Havens shopped in Brookfield Saturday. Anita Faye McClaren visited Browning High School Thursday. Donald Gene Rinehart stays home this week to help gather corn. Lawrence and James Creason delivered corn to J D Seaman, first load. Mr and Mrs Allen McClark visited Milan Thursday.
Mrs. Ray Johnson hosted a Baptist evangelist and wife along with Mr and Mrs Alson and a Trenton singer. C L McQuown and Nora Cassity were also noted, with Mrs Alpha Powell aiding Mrs John in hosting duties.
Mr and Mrs Paul Warren hosted guests for a dinner two weeks revival at the Baptist Church in Browning. A basket dinner closed the meeting. Roscoe Powell returned from a two week visit in Kansas City with Dowdy Hart Powell Kimble Haley and others. Attendees also visited in Brookfield and St Joseph. The G P Club served food at the Feeders Calf sale in Milan.
Kirksville hosts a family gathering for birthdays and dinners. Local residents including Mr and Mrs Floyd Yokum and families, Mr and Mrs Earl Helms, and others attended events. Community clubs met at Faye Bailey’s, and members helped with Sunday services at Nester Chapel.
Evangelist C. W. White led the Revival in Reger from Illinois with good attendance. Several local residents hosted visitors and relatives over the weekend. Socials and visits filled a busy week with church events, family visits, and moving arrangements noted among area families.
Administrator J L L Ingraham plans final settlement for the estate of J F Head at the Linn County Probate Court in Linneus on November 10, 1952. Creditors and interested parties are notified to appear or file claims.
Mr and Mrs Lloyd Cordray are in the Winigan area with Ora Cordray visiting longer with her son and family.
Letters of administration issued Sept 23 1952 by Linn County Probate Court Missouri for Cai Pulliam deceased. Creditors must present claims within six months of letters grant or be barred. one year to file claims. H Orlando Johnson administrator. Walter C. Hotaling judge of probate.
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