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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1946
Page
4
The remark notes that a man who tricks others is easily fooled by others, contrasting a German deception with a rubber check in Browning. It emphasizes that counterfeit financial tricks seldom fool the aware, highlighting skepticism toward fraudulent acts.
Mr and Mrs James Smith and son visited the Galls Sunday. Jess Pulliam went to Excelsior Springs to see his hospitalized wife. Miss Betty Watterson attended a teachers meeting in Bucklin. Henry Lee Brown and wife spent the weekend with relatives. Richard Lee will teach at Woodside this winter. Elizabeth Cooper visited the Harold Patterson home. John Gall and Mrs Bevier hosted guests Friday. Leota and Lesley Yagel visited Brookfield. Violet Patten and Eddie spent time with the Urbach family. Jess Woodside visited Chillicothe. Jones of Brookfield and Devon Barrows aided Yogel with painting the house and outbuildings.
Mrs Helen Hunsaker traveled to Kansas City Sunday to see her husband Donald Hun aaker who has been stationed in Korea for a year and has now received his discharge. She and her two children Janet and Denna Je have been living with her parents Loyd Crowdis. Other local residents were mentioned visiting and local chores noted including sorghum making and a trip to Trenton with stops at the Galt Fair.
Real fall weather brings visits as Denzil Brookshier and family from Cushing Oklahoma stay with Denzil’s sister Mrs Johnnie Stephenson and others from the area travel between Brookfield and Brookshier communities. Raymond Smith and family visited Allen Fanning, while shopping parties linked to Mrs Nova Creason and Miss Mary Wattenbarger remain noted in the fragmented account.
Della Hoselten came back from an extended Western trip on Tuesday.
Mrs. Bernice Riley hosted guests including the Kimbrough Tharp and Powell families. Linneus visitors Floy Turner stayed with Ray Johnson. Dowdys joined Cecil Woods group for a Marceline trip. A large charivari greeted Maurice and Lantz with treats. Linn County Baptist association attendees included Johnson, McQuown, Dowdy, Tharp, Powell, and Fuller. Browning Church reports good Sunday attendance. Arb Johnson traveled to Chillicothe for brother Grover Johnson’s death. Babe Kimbrough hosted guests from Trenton and Linneus. Urb Johnson and others received afternoon visitors. Speck Wood’s family joined Urb Johnson’s group after Garver Johnson’s death. Gene Riley visiting Mack Taylor. Barbara Ann and Garry Gooch stayed with grandparents. Sam Sprague visited Pearl Goins.
Edward Montgomery phoned his mother from a camp in Illinois Saturday night. Friends note Tom Maxwell is improving and gaining in health.
We have been trying to break into the advertising columns for months but every time we get a refrigerator range water heater or washer somebody buys them before we can get to the printing office. We invite you to look them over.
Morris Chapel reports a reorganized Sunday School with a new group of teachers and officers. Edgar Morris delivered a carload of children for a bright turnout as the community urged more participation. Mr and Mrs Ola Creason and Mr and Mrs Nolan Creason enjoyed a South Missouri outing, while Katie Griffith visited daughter Mrs Gene Baskett in Lineaus and the Allsworth family plus Mrs Evelyn Gall spent the weekend together.
Mr and Mrs Lehman Powell and Mr and Mrs Charley Wilson attended the Marceline fair Saturday. Alex Finney hosted Sund guests Llomer Finney and family John Rulen and family Glen Finney and the L T Finney family. Ray Lambert and children visited his parents near Browning. Silas Mahurin J Mahurin and Lee Mahurin visited H N Jdayness home Wednesday. Guy Montgomery and daughter Velma vacationed visiting relatives in Kansas.
Grave Billings welcomed a schoolmate, Lelia Maxwell, for a week end visit.
The Grover Kearts family visited Lawrence Bailey’s home on Sunday afternoon.
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