Beecher on burying friends faults in a cemetery
Inspirational quote advising each man to keep a fair sized cemetery to bury the faults of his friends.
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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1947
Page
6
Inspirational quote advising each man to keep a fair sized cemetery to bury the faults of his friends.
North Salem notes a church ice cream supper raised 10.69 with a quilt sold for 8.00 then bought back. A Sunday basket dinner honors Harrison and Mrs. Denny of Fairview as he teaches an adult class again. Residents attend to visits, travel, and hospital news across nearby towns.
The Pur din column notes a week of showers improving grass and cooling weather. Visitors include Mr. and Mrs. Henry Fuller heading to Virginia, Mrs. Corrine Latta and a Brookfield friend greeting locals, and Gene Lamb returning from visiting Ed Urbach’s family before heading home to Cheyenne. Bobby Dixon, hurt in last week’s No. 5 wreck, remains in hospital with noticeable pain. The McNally and Wohle families are also mentioned with Sunday visits and shop activity.
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Kimbrough hosted Sunday dinner with Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe Bawan. Lee is reported much better. Mrs. Austin Watson and her son Ray visited sister Bertie Lansing in Chicago and returned last week. Clinton Powell went to Moline Sunday to seek work and started Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Britton and Mrs. Bernice Riley were Wednesday guests of the Kimbroughs.
Mr and Mrs Rolla Gooch were in Waverly Friday after apples. Miss Lois Cooper employed in Kansas City spent the weekend at Glenn Cooper home. Gooch likely helped take Pleasant Shade pupils to Brookfield for vaccinations Saturday. Sunday visitors at Lee Wood home included Lewis Wood Floy Johnson Red Gooch and children Bobbie Wood Glenn Cooper and Lee Ellis Hedges. Lee Wood traveled to Linneus Saturday on business.
Mrs Earl Steen and son spent Tuesday with Mrs Jesse Longwell and son. Several families visited in Brookfield and Kirksville for dental work and business trips. Mrs Evelyn McKenzie and daughter Phyllis Lynn stayed with her parents in Dickinson. Trips included Quincy Illinois Bowie Maryland and Mountain Grove Missouri with family gatherings and social events. An ice cream social at North Salem and Sunday dinners were noted among local residents.
Bert spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Simpson Cordray in a quiet family gathering noted in the local social column.
A recent light rain aided crops as residents report busy corn cutting. Neighborhood social visits include Hollons, Bundridges, Jacobs, Paynes, and Elliots. Sick children improve while Elza Hollon visits Browning and Elza Jacobs stays with J. W. Bundridge in Roger.
A man reports ten years of a brick in the stomach from undigested food and says ERB HELP eliminated the sensation. He now eats anything and feels like a new man. Browning Drug Co promotes ERB HELP for stomach distress.
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