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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1943
Page
4
Disjointed lines reference self mastery quotes, court etiquette on hats, store disappearance, and postwar gadgets. The jumbled OCR bundle hints at local remarks about manners, a missing person, and a ceiling on flooring amid a broad town discourse.
Urch Johnson spends a week with his parents in Vineta Oklahoma. Several local families attend a Brookfield circus Friday night. Merle Palmer of Kansas City visits Emmett Palmer. Sunday dinners host guests from Brookfield Linneus and Kansas City. Dryden Wood newly inducted into the army after long Western Union service. Wade Havens funeral attended by Rolla Gochs. Lizzie Cooper visiting Glenn Cooper home this week.
Mrs. Lois Elliott spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Sevier and Barbara Ellen. Sunday guests included Mr. and Mrs. Allen Dunlap, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Clark, Mr. and Mrs. Posse Dunlap and two daughters, Mrs. Gerald Tooley, Elmer Sevier and Shirley Sue. Everett Dodson and son Billy of Kirksville visited with Jim Dodson. their son Clayton, home on furlough from the U. S. Army, spent two days with the family. Dan Head and daughters visited relatives in Laclede. Clifford Spencer, U. S. Army.
A resident returned to camp after a furlough with parents Mr and Mrs G M Spencer of Cora. Lula Pearl Head and daughters visited Mrs Ida Fanning. John Glidewell is making molasses. Cross Roads school has nineteen scholars. Miss Marjorie Stephenson teaching Brookshier school spent the weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs Truman Stephenson.
Weather cool and partly cloudy as autumn nears. Farmers busy with fall tasks fencing hay and pond digging. Community notes Johnnie Glidewell makes sorghum while Morris Brothers harvest four bush el beans. Neighbors visit, travel and tend homes across east of Cora and nearby towns.
Dewain and Tom Ford are busy making sorghum in Scottsville. Harris plans a near future sale including cows feed and farm machinery. Local schools progress well. Miss Cadwell the music supervisor.
Nice fall weather. Riley Bales funeral held Tuesday. Harrison Blackburn and daughters Helen and Mary arrived too late. Mrs. Merle Pulliam left after a month visiting relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Pearl Lambert plan winter in California. Tom Myers buys Antone Riddle property and moves soon. Various local visits and moves noted including Miss Ruth Goins in town and others visiting in Milan and Brookfield.
Pleasant Hill community news notes a strong showing at the Winigan Fair last Saturday afternoon and night. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Tripp and son of Chillicothe visited Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Smith on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Smith traveled to Kirksville on Saturday.
Mrs. Luther Howell of Vici Oklahoma and Alva Abbott of Wyoming and several couples visited Mr. and Mrs. John Tucker and others at Fairview school on Monday. About 125 relatives gathered at her parents home Sunday for the first visit since she moved to Oklahoma fourteen years ago. A noon dinner was served and several local residents were noted visiting with relatives and friends from Cora Chillicothe and Everett Riley. Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Brantner attended the Hereford Sale in Chillicothe with four head of cattle.
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