Browning community notices and obituaries update
Local social notes list Browning residents visiting, traveling and hosting. Includes mentions of visits by Mrs. Ida Brantner near North Salem, Roy Burchett’s father treatment in Milan, and many neighbors on weekends and holidays. Also reports on Delinquent taxes, farm sale, and a large obituary for William Riley Bales of Purdin with family survivors.
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John Vincent
St. Catherine
Browning
W. F. Roach
Gene Burchett
Milan
Roy Burchett
Ida Brantner
North Salem
Browning Lumber Company
Harvey- Davis
Iowa
Mary Taylor
Lucille Norvell
Clarice
Elaine
Vernon Norvell
Darrell
Cale Smith
Near Humphreys
Gary
Ind
Loraine Taylor
James C. Browning
Fort Sam Huston
Texas
J. C. Browning
Chas. Hott
Beverly Creason
Kansas City
Kansas
Joe McDaniel
William Riley Bales
Purdin
Missouri
Munice
Indiana
Daniel
Lavina Bales
Sullivan County
Old Lindley
Mary Louise Caring
Zara Downing Banner
Brookfield
Eunice Blackburn
Long Beach
California
Methodist
E. M. Hines
Third War Loan Drive Urges local bond purchases
Linn County sets a $630000 quota with Browning tasked for $40000. Reports say Browning has not reached $1000. The community is urged to buy bonds before the September 30 deadline to meet the quota following the success of the previous drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linn County
Browning
Highway patrol lists crashes and drinking in Missouri
The Missouri Highway Patrol reports forty one accidents on state highways involving inking drivers in Furness during a top hundred traffic period. A fifty fox traffic raffic holston a drinking was a Fehona.
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THE
Highway Patrol
Missouri
Furness
G P Club Holds All Day Meeting With Members And Visitors
The G P Club met with Mrs. Sarah Bradsfield on September 9 for an all day gathering. Twelve members attended along with five visitors and three children. Embroidering and Red Cross sewing filled the day as Blanche won a 30 cent prize. The next meeting is set for September 23 with Cathryn Fids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. P. Club
G P. Club
Sarah Bradsfield
Nellie Tharp
Dollie Scott
Nadine Scott
Dorinée Farris
Bundridge
Wickham
Red Cross
Blanche
Priay
Hazel
Cathryn Fids
C. R
Elliott buys Harris coal business with October 1 take over
Loren Elliott purchased the coal business of R. E. Harris last week. Possession of the business will occur October 1. Roy Miller remains with Elliott for now. Harris family to move to their farm by March. Elliott plans a sale next Monday at the J. W. Cordray farm and will stay there until March 1. The Browning Horse Show, sponsored by the American Legion, runs September 25 and 26 at School Park with music by Browning High School Band.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. L. Haning
Milan
Murray
Browning Lumber CO
L. Marlay
R. I. Fuller
Lineville
Iowa
Hinda Hooker
Evelyn
Gladys Myers
Kansas City
Ernié Prren
James Bundridge
Kakoka
Browning
Ora Majors
Troy
Jas. A. Lay
Gayle Ingraham
H. L. Adams
A. C. Jones
Leoma Maddox
Linneuls
G. G. Freeland
Olathe
Kansas
Ruth Lawrence
Frances Lou and
Dickie
W. R. Rhodes
Sandra Ruth
Leo Jones
Martha Jean Jones
Ray Wampler
Brookfield
Dele Basten
Wichita
Wilma Dowdy
California
Roscoe Powell
Byrd Dowdy
Imogene Smith
Frances Karol
Mary Smith
Loren Elliott
R. E. Harris
Roy Miller
Harris
Mr. Elliott
Browning Horse
American Legion
Browning High School
August Weather Summary for Browning Missouri 1943
The August 1943 weather near Browning Missouri was unusually damp early, then very dry later. Total precipitation 1.83 inches all rain, 46 percent of normal, with the 9th rainest at .64 inch and 15 days with any rain. Average temperature 78.4 F, 2.8 F above normal. max 87.0 F, min 69.0 F. Thundery storms on five days, fog on seven days, trace frost on the 18th. North-central Missouri remained drier than much of the nation, though a relief shower occurred September 5 with 0.54 inch. Herman F. Kille, Local Weather Observer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Browning
Missouri
Agust
Arkansas
Oklahome
Tennssee
Washington, D. C
United States
War Bond drive urges more support for troops
A community plea frames the Third War Loan as decisive to shorten the war and reduce casualties. It notes over 100000 American war dead so far and urges readers to buy more war bonds to back the invasion and protect loved ones.
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Cs . Gooch
CG. W.shipp
Browning, Mo
Gren Wykoff
Moline
Ill
O. T. Johnson
Joe Johnson
Joe Christy
Ola Belcher
Linneus
E. G. Kollasch
Basil Taylor
J. O. Jones
Tom Yardley
B. J. Harvey
A. D. Peterson
Illinois
Mary Ruth Harris
Laclede
Walter Reddick
New Kirk
Okla
Hattie Stults
Arthur Stultz
H.C. Spencer
C. M. Sanders
Near Brookfield
Pfc
Melvin Gray
Lincoln
Neb
W. L. Talver
Roger
Leland Shipp
Armed Forces
Farragut
Idaho
Coleman Lantz
S. C. Lantz
Thany
Guy Crowdis
Humphreys
Roy Pipes
U. S. Army
Fred Tunnell
Chas. Maggart
Cora
Larry Foxe
Fried
M. F. A. J. C. Jennings
Seabees
Cleve Jennings
J. C
Iceland
Donald Kille
New York
Earl M. Palmer
Chillicothe
Frank Kille
H. 8. Johnson
K. M. Duncan
C. E. McGhee
Citizens Savings Bank
Bertha Jennings
Pauline Jennings
Judy
Kenneth Jennings
Jerry Jennings
James Morris
Browning Rendering “Service
Herman F. Kille
Chevrolet
America
Wetas
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