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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1949
Page
4
Wet fall work chatter fills Cross Roads as residents report social visits and small movements. Several neighbors share hospital returns, farm moves, and brief family gatherings in Milan and surrounding towns.
Rainy week reports with visits among local families. Clarence Fanning Susie Beck and Lyle share Saturday night at Fan ning home. Spray and family attend Almond reunion. J D Seaman builds a barn. Allen McClaren Lyle visit Milan. Hubert Atkins sells fat sows at Purdin. Quentin Field and Lester Fields family visits. Allen Fanning hosts Saturday night stopover.
Locust Valley residents report visits among neighbors with Quigleys Nickells Hed and Creasons. volunteers cleaned Hoover and Mt Zion cemeteries, repaired fences and stones. several families and guests attended church, dinners, and hospital visits in Shelby and nearby towns.
Mr and Mrs Joe Ford and family were visited by Mrs Eula Crowd and spent Friday with her parents Mr and Mrs H N Dewain Ford. Crews were filling silos around the area as Garrett Rex and family joined Mrs Earl Lums and daughter Karen for a Friday evening at Allen McClaren’s home.
Mrs Bill Bailey remains very poorly after the Sedalia Fair car crash. Mrs Eli-Kirk stays on the sick list after returning from a Western trip. Dr McArtor waits on her. The highway on the Shelby north edge is speeding toward graveling. Thomas Reid and Herbert Boyles spent the weekend at home. Unionville Schools principal Noble Neil spent the weekend on his farm south of Shelby.
Mr and Mrs Red Gooch were in Linneus on Friday for business. Mary Kimbrough Ollie Palmer Essie Wood and Virginia Falconer spent a day week with Roberta. Mr and Mrs Rolla Gooch were in Brookfield Friday on business. Wood was in Brook Friday on business. Mr and Mrs Lee Wood Don were calling at a Wood home in Purdin. Loren Owens and children were visiting Mr and Mrs Joe. Babe Kimbrough and children called at the Dale Falconer home Sunday. Bud Tate called at the Wood home Friday morning. Mr and Mrs C M Goins visited Emma Goins in Purdin Sunday night.
The report notes several visitors including Mr and Mrs Merle Pulliam and baby Sandra who called last Wednesday to visit relatives and again for two weeks. Mr and Mrs Chas Owens and Ernest Pearson also returned for a visit. The week featured cloudy gloomy weather with hopes for more sunshine.
Last Thursday evening the Owens brothers family were taken home by neighbors. In Purdin visitors included Mr and Mrs Glen Dowell and daughter Imogene, Mr and Mrs Jimmie Dowell and son, and Mrs Anna Smith host to several others. Reports mention a possible local doctor after a long wait.
The SoS interprets contract terms to imply no strike or threat is required for railroad workers seeking changes. Officials argue current language allows negotiation without industrial action.
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