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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1948
Page
4
Fern N Woodward and G T Woodward are owners and publishers. Subscription price is $2.00 per year. The item notes second class matter at the Browning Missouri post office. Dated Thursday September 16 1948.
A large crowd attended the funeral for James Head in North Salem on Monday afternoon. The item lists numerous local visitors and family movements including the Tuckers, Taylors, Knifongs, Mitchells, and Crowdis families visiting or hosting across Fairview District 110 and nearby towns. Several residents, including Mrs. T. M. Smith and Pvt. J. D. Crowdis, are noted in hospital and home visits with extended family and friends.
Hubert Atkins is ill at his mother's Scottsville home. Rosalie McClaren teaches at North Hooker with seven pupils. Marjorie Taylor teaches at the Smith school. Buster Rinehart and Donald Gene visited neighbors. Joe Ford and family visited Allen Fanning. Road work south of Scottsville proceeds. Junior Hollon and daughter moved to Roscoe Powell farm. Hollon bought the property. Anita Faye McClaren Donald Gene Rinehart and Paul Hoselton enrolled in B H S last Monday. Austin Watson family moved to Browning recently.
Mrs. Carrie Callihan and Mr. Joe Artz and Mrs. Sam Artz were seen shopping in Milan on Saturday in the Warren area.
Mr and Mrs Kenneth Jennings Linda and Kenneth Neal hosted weekend guests Mrs Omi Moore and Mrs Floy Morris Additional Sunday visitors were Mr and Mrs Jesse Bruce Mrs Mollie Cooper of
Meadville residents hosted and visited relatives across Illinois and California. Attendees included the Crookshanks, Brown, Le Shafer, Morris, Phillips, and Turner families, with trips to the Iowa State Fair and Brook and Linneus area. Several small gatherings featured kin from Berkeley, Colorado Springs, and Davenport, sharing meals and outings with local households.
The Jackson Center school opened with eleven pupils and Mrs. Hazel Stone as teacher while Bert Molloy works on painting a house and barn for Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Morris during a visit to her son, Virgil and family.
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