Proverbs 30 5 Verses on Gods Pure Word as Shield
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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1949
Page
4
Browning Fellow Seeks Full, Fortunate Outcome
A Browning fellow expresses a strong wish for complete success and all that is due, hoping every part of the endeavor turns out well and favorable.
Purdin Notes Weather Rain Frost and Local Visits
Rain and cold conditions linger in Purdin with forecasts of light frost. Local residents seen shopping and visiting family this weekend. Mr and Mrs Glen Tomlin and Mona Abbott were among those in town while relatives plan trips and stays with friends.
Minnie Palliam Residence Noted in Local Report
A fragment records that someone spent part of last week at the home skin of Chil ii in Minnie Palliam, with unclear details about the visit or purpose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie Palliam
Local families gather for weekend visits and ceremonies
Residents and relatives from Purdin Browning Evansville and Meadville hosted and visited over the weekend. Rev W A Pollock officiated a wedding and various family members enjoyed meals and social time with kin including the Pearsons Morris Molloys and Calloways.
Chilli Supper Entertains Local Family Guests
A chilli supper Saturday evening entertained guests including Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Morris and Mr. and Mrs. Billy Morris and their son as part of a community gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn Morris
Billy Morris
Morris Chapel Social Roundup At Local Homes
Mr and Mrs Lee Wood returned from Chicago and visited Ada Wood and the Railroad Fair. The Goons traveled to Waverly for apples. Sam Sprague from near Macon visited the C M Goins home. Babe Kimbrough and Don Wood attended the fair in Galt. The Gale Davis family from Iowa visited Ola Creason and Bob Smith. Dale Owens spent Saturday at Joe Moore’s. Anna and Larry Crooks spent the weekend with Rolla Gooch. Pattie Richardson spent Saturday night and Sunday at E J Palmer’s. Wood called at Lewis Wood’s in Purin Friday afternoon. C M Goins and Sam Sprague called on Emma Goins Saturday night. T Goins from Laredo also guests. Red Gooch and son Eddie were Sunday dinner guests at Lee Wood’s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dhe Tate
Sh Bens
Calloway
Ville
W. A. Pollock
Purdin
Lilburn Gilmer
Ernest Pearson
Glenn Morris
Morris
Willie Burtch
Davie Kid
Browning
Floy Morris
Evansville
Indiana
Ryan Molloy
Molloy
Jack
James Morris
Jimmy Joe
Bob Phillips
Davenport
Iowa
Morte Phillips
James
John Turner
Heclan
Lee Wood
Chicago
Ada Wood
Rolla Gooch
Waverly
Sam Sprague
Macon
C. M. Goins
Babe Kimbrough
Don Wood
Galt
Gale Davis
Ola Creason
Bob Smith
Dale Owens
Joe Moore
Rgie Anna
Larry Crooks
Pattie Richardson
E. J. Palmer
Wood
Lewis Wood
Emma Goins
Mrs. T. Goins
Laredo
Red Gooch
Eddie
Locust Valley Social Notes Highlight Family Visits
Locust Valley residents share weekend visits and trips. Dan Bundies and son Walter visited sister in law and mother in law, while Morris Crookshanks and sons attended a Browning show. Hileman Haas went to Brookfield and J D Quigley with L E Hedges and Gale traveled to Kirksville. Roy Bundies went to Kansas City Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Bundies
Walter
Hubert Baskett
Bundies
Permelia Baskett
Morris Crookshanks
Browning
Hileman Haas
Brookfield
Friay
J. D. Quigley
L. E. Hedges
Gale
Kirksville
Roy Bundies
Kansas City
Burkes welcome third child Dennis at St Luke’s
Mrs Hazel Kelley is a patient at St Luke’s I L. and Mrs Norris Burke Ill announce the birth of a son, Dennis, born on Saturday Sept 40. This is the third child for Mr and Mrs Burke. Various local residents visited and helped with Cemetery work at Hooker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel Kelley
St. Luke’s
I L
Norris Burke
Dennis
Burke
Maggie Creason
Hattie Stults
Morris Keithley
Dale Shipley
Humphreys
Hooker
Melton
James Havens
Hileman Havens
Dickinson Items Chronicle Local Socials and Visits
Local notes record visits and family movements in Dickinson including Bowyer and Longwell households visiting relatives in town. A large crowd attended the Simpson Cordray event in North Salem. The Stitch and Chatter Club met with Goldie Abbott. Carolyn Belzer underwent a tonsillectomy in Brookfield and H. Walker drove others to hospital. Reverend Pollock of Purden visited Shelby school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fay Bowyer
Ronald
Raymond
John Longwell
Simpson Cordray
North Salem
Ellea Floyd
June
Gary Wayne
Everett Briggs
Brookfield
Harvey Hatch
Wilma
Balby Dietz
Fiiin
Detroit
Margaret Bauer
Stitch and Chatter Club
Goldie Abbott
Ellen Floyd
Willard Bailey
Oan
Allen Belzer
St. Joseph
Marlit
Ichard Cokerham
Dean Cokerham
Harold Walker
Carolyn
McLarney Hosital
Carolyn Ad
Wm. Pollock
Purdin
Shelby School
Weekend Socials Highlight Meadowville Gatherings
Last Thursday Nile Rauer visited his brother Ray Rauer in Goldsberry. Over Labor Day weekend Mr and Mrs John Longwell hosted Mrs Hughie McColum and sons Jack and Bob along with Mrs Mayme Metzger and Miss Andrea Schnider of St Louis. Sunday they visited Mr and Mrs Fay Bowyer and their sons of Meadville and Mr and Mrs Jess Gray and Mr and Mrs Bud Gray of Chillicothe. On Monday they dined with Mr and Mrs Allen Belzer and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nile Rauer
Ray Rauer
Goldsberry
John Longwell
Hughie McColum
Jack
Bob
Mayme Metzger
Andrea Schnider
St. Louis
Fay Bowyer
Meadville
Jess Gray
Bud Gray
Chillicothe
Mrs. Allen Belzer
Mt Hope Items
Last weeks items note Mrs Ora Cordray visiting Brookfield this week. Mr and Mrs Tom Coram staying at the Hubert Coram home doing the work while the Hubert Coram party are in Pemance on a two week visit. Mr and Mrs Albert Cassity and Mona and Mrs Elma Ab-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ora Cordray
Brookfield
Tom Coram
Hurbert Coram
Hubert Coram
Pemance
Albert Cassity
Alton Abbott
Mona
Elma Ab
Administrator's Notice for Linn County Estate
Letters of administration for the estate of Marietta Sparks, deceased, were granted by the Linn County Missouri Court on August 19, 1949. Creditors must present claims within six months of granting or be barred. claims not filed within one year are forever barred. Edna Falconer is administratrix with C. A. Johnson, Judge of Probate, attest. First insertion August 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marietta
C. A. Johnson
Community News Recaps Visits and a 104th Birthday
The report lists multiple local residents visiting relatives and traveling to California. Emerson Stulffebean nears recovery at Barnes Hospital in St Louis. Twenty three relatives gathered at Charley Coram’s for Grandma Rath’s 104th birthday celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnes Hospital
St. Louis
Charley Coram
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