Dickinson Items Belzer Visited Camp Crowder with Husband
Mr and Mrs Allen Belzer visited Camp Crowder Missouri on Saturday to see Pvt Allen. Belzer who is in the 800 Division Cadre. The visit included touring the post housing.
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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1942
Page
4
Mr and Mrs Allen Belzer visited Camp Crowder Missouri on Saturday to see Pvt Allen. Belzer who is in the 800 Division Cadre. The visit included touring the post housing.
A light frost greeted Pleasant Hill Monday with no damage. Visitors included Mr and Mrs Walter Smith, Mr and Mrs Kenneth Knifong, Clarice and Donald at A L Knifong home. Thompson siblings visited Alfred Thompson in military school in Dakota. Families gathered for Taylor reunion near Owasco. Brantners traded in Browning Minnesota. Smiths and Ray mond Phillips family visited near Kew Boston. Van Mairs traveled to North Salem. Catlett moved a house on Jesse Crain farm near Green City this week.
Mrs Lydia Clubine returns from Tennessee to Winigan area. Mr and Mrs F N Cattey visit daughter Mrs George Morton in Merceline. Mr and Mrs Lord Turner return from Indiana to visit daughter and family. Mr and Mrs Wm Nation have house repairs by Ben Opel. Elvis Martin and son George and Orville Thudium in Kansas City. Mr and Mrs Loss Jacobs at Green City. Cart Crist at Brookfield. Mrs Walter Bunch returns from Texas visit with daughter Mrs Gene Wieven. Wallace at Broading. Henry Sorge and Mrs Jim Cleeton attend funeral of cousin J M King solver near Purdin. Clarence Wallace visits sister near Bucklip. Clifford Brantner building west of town for Marry Nickell house.
A travel feature recounts a 150000 mile journalism tour across the United States Canada and Mexico with 52 stories per book and 530 pictures. Books titled Your Trip and Mine are sold at 70 cents to educate and entertain readers with mass distribution by Continental News Service.
Winter weather nears as Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Seaman visit sisters. Marion Quigley welcomes an 8 lb baby boy born September 19. Calf Show entries by Dr. ad, Ray, and Paul Hoselton. Hen McClaren and Allen Fanning attend the sale. Caldwell the Poke Music Supervisor visits Scottsville school. Orvis Atkins and family from Albuquerque visit Jake Atkins.
Very cool weather with a tight frost marked the locality. Sunday visitors at Hubert Bas kett's were Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert.
The article lists Montgomery and Thudium families hosting and visiting relatives such as the Eitel Bauer and Mott households. It notes rodeo trips to Brookfield and Rochester Hospital plans for Mrs Montgomery, with frequent shopping trips in Chillicothe and Brookfield and mentions of local workers and farm tasks.
The Friday night and Saturday rain brings frost and autumn hints as residents reflect on seasonal change. Attended the funeral of Mrs. Roy Simpson at the Church of Christ in Purdin on the 16th, with condolences extended to the Simpson and Kingsolver families. Mr. Ver was buried at Morris Chapel on Thursday Sept 17 with strong attendance. Herman Cooper and Warren Gooch are hosting large gatherings or events in the community.
Co. F. Eubanks announces candidacy for judge of the Sullivan County Probate Court on the Republican ticket, seeking support from voters in this Missouri county.
At The Churches Church of Christ and Baptist Church Sunday School is at 10:00 a.m. each Sunday morning. Jas. P. Bolling and Robert Morrow serve as superintendents. Everyone is welcome to attend.
The Methodist Church states Rev. H. R. Tate as pastor with Sunday Church School at 10 a.m. H. L. Schrock serves as superintendent. Preaching services occur on the first and third Sundays each month, both morning and evening.
Notice is given that letters of administration for the estate of Samuel C Lay deceased were granted by the Probate Court of Linn County Missouri hearing on August 17 1942. All claims against the estate must be shown within six months of the grant or be barred. if not shown within one year from the grant, they are forever barred. Attest.
Local items note Mrs. Lee Lyons and Rev Hines attending a Methodist conference in Hannibal. Couples such as Mr and Mrs Ray McNally, Mr and Mrs Earnest Pearson, and Mr and Mrs Leland Cassity visit relatives in Chillicothe Kansas City and Linneus. The Karl Buswell family moves to Wyette property as Forrest Western visits his parents.
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