Woodward Newspaper Ownership Notice
Mrs F N and G T Woodward announce ownership and publication rights for the newspaper dated Thursday September 20 1951. The notice identifies the Woodward couple as owners and publishers.
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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1951
Page
4
Mrs F N and G T Woodward announce ownership and publication rights for the newspaper dated Thursday September 20 1951. The notice identifies the Woodward couple as owners and publishers.
Mrs. Josie Fields and Joyce Norman attend Mt. Zion Church meeting on Wednesday night. Bud leaves for Camp Gordon, Ga. Friday. He travels with several relatives and friends via Montgomery City to Gordon, Ga. Visiting and callers include the Wickhams, Bau sels, Norman, Fannings, Crowdis, Brownfields and others.
They are laying an electric line from the Herbert Bailey farm to Allen Fanning's. Miss Rosalie McClaren spent the week end at home. Allen Fanning helped Ray Johnson with his work a few days last week. Jay Christy wired Buster Rinehart's and J. D. Seaman's houses last week. Maurice Lantz baled hay for Buster Rinehart. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Ford and family visited at Allen Fanning's Sunday.
Jimmie Nickell serves as the school bus driver to Scottsville. Mr and Mrs J D Seaman and Mr and Mrs Will Kenley were Milan visitors Friday. Miss Edna Lee Smith of Laughlin Hospital Kirksville visited home folks Friday to Sunday. Richard Garrett spent Saturday at Allen McClaren’s.
Fred Bertshman filled his regular appointment at the Church of God with 54 in Sunday School last Sunday. Many neighbors visited relatives and friends in Kirksville Bloomfield Iowa Milan Mt Vernon Hospital and with local families.
Loyd Dodd and Mrs. Jennings traveled from Cushing Oklahoma with Mr. and Mrs. Duff Jennings to Unionville Sunday to see Kay Stufflebean now in the hospital there. An all day White Oak Church gathering Sunday drew a large crowd and a fine dinner followed. Loyd Dodd and his wife from Cushing also spent one night.
Last week at the Duff Jennings home near Green City a birthday gathering honored Mrs. Milda Pratt of Cushing Oklahoma for her 82nd birthday. Relatives from Cushing Newton Milan Green City and Marcelline attended with a noon dinner and a day of conversation and photos.
PURDIN NEWS reports Mr and Mrs Orville Coker and Richard are home from Ridgeway Missouri where they teach. The school building burned Friday and plans to hold classes in churches starting Wednesday until a new building is ready. Bob Seckington of Unionville visited and will transfer to Charleston next week.
Bridal, dining, and travel fragments show residents visiting relatives in Brookfield Chillicothe St Louis and Fort Riley. Attendees include Mrs Ethel Richardson Mr Lawrence Elliott Mrs Bessie Kennedy and many others with multiple weekend visits and hospital outpatients.
The Probate Court of Linn County Missouri granted letters of administration for the estate of J E Head to L L Ingraham on August 30 1951. Creditors must present claims within six months of the grant or be barred after one year. Walter C Hotaling Judge of Probate attests. September 6 13 20 27 1951.
Chillicothe was the scene Thursday afternoon as visitors stopped by to see Mrs. Lawrence Elliott and Roger. The informal visit focused on catching up and sharing updates.
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