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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1948
Page
4
Browning Missouri paper details owners and publishers Penn N Woodward and G T Woodward established in 1884 with a yearly price of 2 dollars. It shows the issue as second class matter at the Browning post office dated Thursday September 2 1948.
A list of local residents hosting and visiting relatives with families from Kansas City and Des Moines. Attendees include the Holser and Kealing families, the Young and Todd families, and others who attended the State Fair in Sedalia and Des Moines. The funeral of Mrs Cynthia Todd is noted.
The Warren area notes a new school term starting Monday with Phyllis Bardon as teacher. Multiple local residents visited fairs and attended dinners, including families headed by Merle Callihan and Lee Marlay, with several names linked to parties in Milan and Decatur Illinois.
Wind and light rain cooled temperatures Monday morning. Early report mentions Mrs May Hutchinson convalescing at home and slowly improving. Mr and Mrs Max Falcongossip hospital serap and they have a daughter. John Bummer taken to Dr G Kroeger in Pa location unclear.
Jerry and Louise Brown were noted as resting after a Sunday visit. Susie Pulliam spent part of last week with Minnie Pulliam, calling on Etta Cady. Lucy Houser also dropped by. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Armstrong returned home after two days at Sedalia's State Fair.
Mr and Mrs BE Palmer visited Brookfield last week and spent time in Iowa visiting Gale Davis family. Dr and Mrs WJ Gooch and Red Gooch called on Lee Wood, with Moore and family joining for dinner in Linneus. Lee Wood hosted Paulae and a Johnsons dinner, while children headed home to West Virginia after weekend. Arthur Griffith and family shopped in Linneus last week. Red Gooch and Eddie visited Lee Wood on Monday morning.
The Stitch and Chatter Club gathered with Mrs Harold Abbott last Thursday in Dickinson area. Several families including the Abbotts and Belzers visited Brookfield and Winigan with neighbors calling on relatives across town.
The page lists numerous residents visiting relatives and hosting guests over a weekend. Names include LeRoy Lambert, Sherman Longwell, Fay Bowyen, Jesse Longwell, Phillip McKenzie, John Longwell, Willard Bailey, Clyde Belzer, Robert Lambert, Pearl Lacer, Wayne Abbott, Ellea Floyd, and others. Travel to Purdin and Laclede appears among visits.
Mr and Mrs J O MceCor lum spent Sunday with Edward Watson and Andrew Cassity and families. Orval Wyatt and Edwin Cordray visited Cordray family. Paul Morrow and son joined Eva Nickerson at Emerson Cordray home. Albert Cassity Alton Abbott Mona and Elma Abbott shopped in Brookfield. Randal Minor trips to Kirksville. Raymond Philips family visited Abbott home. Kenneth Bailey family left for Arizona. Ora Cordray visited Eva Nickerson in Brookfield this week.
Mrs Willie Watson spent the weekend with daughters and families in Kansas City and returned home Saturday. Mrs Orville Elliott visited her parents Mr and Mrs Bill Havens last Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Ray Johnson were Brookfield visitors Sunday. Mrs Austin Watson helped sister Mrs B Dowdy corn last Monday. Mrs Delorum Tharp and daughter returned from Oline Illinois where she visited sister Mrs Evert Dowdy for two weeks. Mr and Mrs Roscoe Powell hosted guests on August 16 including Mr and Mrs Stanley Riley and Miss Sue Riley from Arkansas and Mrs Bernice Riley from New Mexico. Junius Mundell returned from Moline Illinois this weekend. He began a term at Brookshiel Mon Clinton Powell attended the State Fair at Sedalia Thursday and Friday. The Smith school started Monday with Miss Marjorie Verne Taylor as teacher.
Mr and Mrs Allen McClaren and family spent Sunday at Charlie McClaren s with birthdays for August 80 and 31. The group enjoyed ice cream cake and watermelon before visiting J D Seaman and Jimmie Doolan of Davenport Iowa who has stayed several weeks with his grandparents.
Mrs Rosa Dodson and Mr and Mrs Hubert Atkins returned home. Mrs Susie Beck visited her daughter Mrs Loretta Coen. Richard Garrett of Weldon Iowa spent last week at the Allen McClaren home. Duncan Township purchased a motor grader. Mr and Mrs Joe Ford and children spent Sunday at the Allen Fanning home.
Fairview district reports numerous Sunday visits and weekend travels. Mrs E W Riley and Eugene Straley visited in Chicago. Miss Maxine Riley returned to Tucumcari after vacation with family. multiple families and relatives from Fairview joined gatherings and trips to Illinois, Pine Bluffs, Arkansas, and nearby towns.
Spencer Britton and his Vets Farm Training Class attended the State Fair at Sedalia on Tuesday. Chie attended the R E A meeting at Milan on Thursday. Mrs Pansy Britton attended a Teacher Meeting at Brookfield on Tuesday.
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