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Newspaper

Browning Leader Record

Location

Browning, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Sep 30, 1943

Page

4

Shelby County social notes and local visits

Last week in Shelby residents reported visits by Mr. and Mrs Harricon Blackburn California and Mrs Riley Bales of Purdin who dined with Lottie and George Sandfert. Cpl Ora Finney and wife and others stopped by Alex Finney’s home and more locals attended the circus in Brookfield. Farmers mention harvest, fall wheat, and upcoming public sales while Shelby School resumes after vacation.

Harricon . Blackburn California Riley Bales Purdin Lottie George Sandfert Alex Finney Cpl Ora Ene John Aubré Eh Finney Peut Harrison Blackburn Joan Simpson Net Jaynes Elva, Monroe Mable Gall John Rulon Brookfield Harold Moore Shelby School Herbert Buswell Bud Gall Ora Finney H. N. Jaynes

Local Social Notes and Visits Across Chillicothe Area

County line items list gatherings and visits as residents attend dinners, share weekends, and travel to nearby towns. Notable names include Cecil, Carole Sayers, Ed Sayers, Morris Crookshanks, Walter Crooks, and the Quigley and Warren families. Activities span furloughs, church dinners, and Sunday visits with relatives and friends.

Warren Social Notes Mention Local Visits

Mrs Herbie Williams of Humphreys and Mrs Clarence Rogers of Kansas City visited Friday at the W L Taylor and Josie Fields homes. Mr and Mrs W L Taylor and others hosted visitors including Cecil Taylor and Will Smith s family as a Humphreys visit concluded. Additional chatter notes Fred Woodall and Tom Woodall of Wisconsin and Reger were also listed.

Herbie Williams Humphreys Clarence Rogers Kansas City W. L. Taylor Josie Fields Edward Blunt Cecil Taylor Will Smiths Iday Fred Woodall Are Wisconsin Tom Woodall Reger

Community Guests and Visits Roundup at Local Homes

Billy Crowdis returned home Tuesday after discharge from the Army. Numerous guests visited the W H Woodall home and local families including the Crowdis and Taylor households. The Green Valley Club met with plans for September 28, and Pfc. Dewayne Crowdis prepared for a furlough from California.

W. H. Woodall Billy Crowdis Josie Fields Robert Meehan Christine van Toeusen Sam Artz Pearl Boyer Billy Owens Milan John Hunsaker Janet Loyd Crowdis Eula Crowdis Tulsa Oklo van Gray Trenton Basil Taylor Loraine W. L. Taylor Taylor Owasco Lyle Wickham Lyle, Jr Frank Lois Edward Blunt Coleen Jones Betty Swearengen Mable Zeigler Green City J. T. Hoselton

Local Shafter Notes on House Renovations and Visits

Shafter items report Bill Pridemore remodeling upstairs while Warren Gooch handles carpentry and James Morris reshingles. Family and friends visit in Chillicothe and Brookfield, with Mrs. Coulter, Alice, and the Smiths among those called on. True Blue Club meeting led by Mrs. George Phillips with hand bag demonstration. Navy family notes and birthday greetings mark the week.

Bill Pridemore Warren Gooch James Morris Harold Campbell Chillicothe Faye Coulter Alice Frances Mary Corrine Smith Brookfield R. E. Smith Ray Billie Burtch Tommy Tom Kimbrough Margaret Noel George Phillips True Blue Club Merle Costigan Lilburn Gilmer Vernon Stevenson R. B. Smith Claude Street Purdin Willard Phillips Jess Bruce Near Haseville Coa Edwards Glen Edwards Chula Glen Morris U. S. Navy Miami Florida Hugh Fami Owen Stevenson Lela

Hicks and family visit through weekend in region

Hicks and family and several relatives are noted visiting from Chillicothe and Trenton. Misses Messmogene Myrick Beverly Stenerson and Mary Gooch of C B C Chillicothe spent the weekend at home. Local residents attended a Browning picture show.

Local Social Notes From Excelsior Springs and Surrounding Areas

Elder and Mrs Emerson Mc Afee visited Wiley Taylor and Orlen Harris homes in Excelsior Springs. Beva Jean Cox and Betty Jo Ball, both college students in Chillicothe, spent time with the Ball family. Mrs Cora Thrasher returned to Brookfield after two weeks helping care for granddaughter Cora Jane Taylor. Several residents visited the Wiley Taylor home last week. Nellie Brown hosted the Happy Workers Club with thirteen members and three guests. J O Harris and Harold Taylor won first and second prizes with calves at Milan Calf Show and plan to show in St Joseph. Rice Brown drives a new car. Anna Taylor visited children in Green City.

Cora Jane ‘Taylor Orlen Harris Doris Hubert Morris Rolla Taylor R. L. Brown Everett Harris Fred Watson Wiley ‘Taylor Nellie Brown Happy Workers Club J. O. Harris Harold Taylor Milan St. Joseph Rice Brown Anna Taylor Nellie Irene Tona Green City

Autumn Weather and Local Visits Across the Community

Beautiful autumn weather prevails with cool nights and warm days as residents busy with harvest. The Burkholders hosted visits from Watson, Robert, and Mrs. W. J. Burkholder, while A. E. Dodge and wife saw her brother Perry Baker. Thudium and Garnet joined Guy Simpson’s family near Sumner, and Mellie Thudium called on Ora Mott. Paul Dodge and Peggy Jeanne visited Albert and Mrs. Dodge, Art Tripp shipped cattle to Chicago, and Roy Maxwell attended the Clay Spencer sale with many neighbors from the Brookfield area.

Jack Frost Watson Burkholder Robert W. J. Burkholder Lester Burkholder A. E. Dodge Perry Baker New Boston Lawrence Thudium Garnet

Breeding and Relatives Spend Week in Kansas City

Mr and Mrs Tommy Breeding and family visited their daughter and sister Mrs Russell Roberts in Kansas City for a few days and returned home Sunday. Mrs O J Long of near Milan spent the weekend with relatives. Mrs George Pittaway and children plan to make their home in Kansas after spending summer here. Ike Grindstaff and Harrison Grindstaff visited Pollock relatives and Rey Grindstaff and family were also there. Mr and Mrs Ball Hines and family of Kansas City spent the weekend with her parents. Allen McClaren and children of near Scottsville visited Tilda McClaren Sunday afternoon.

Tommy Breeding Russell Roberts Kansas City O. J. Long Milan George Pittaway Kansas Ike Grindstaff Pollock Harrison Grindstaff Rey Grindstaff Ball Hines Kensas City Allen McClaren Scottsville Tilda McClaren

Family Visits Across States Highlight Local Ties

Mr and Mrs Forest Ambercomley and children from Arkansas visited relatives including Mr and Mrs Charlie Collins. Perry Clem from Grand Junction Colorado visited. Mrs Fred King planned a trip to Iowa. Earl Meeks and family stayed with Loretta Grindstaff. Cal Burress and Nora Grindstaff joined Leola Waldeck’s gathering at Milan.

Forest {Dug Ambercomley Arkansas Charlie Collins Perry Clem Grand Junction Colorado Fred King Iowa Earl Meeks Near Pollock Loretta Grindstaff Cal Burress Nora Grindstaff Leola Waldeck Milan

Pleasant Hill Items From The 4 H Call Show And School Display

Pleasant Hill notes list attendees of the 4 H Call Show and School Display in Ilan on Friday including Ibb Spencer Spen cer Howell Brantner Brantner Britton families Newton Tucker Smith Riley and Straley. It also mentions Walter Smith trading in Browning Saturday and Brittons visiting Brookfield last Thursday. Earl and Homer Pearler are painting Walter Smiths buildings this week and last.

Ilan Ibb Spencer Howell B. O. Brantner Lesley Brantner Wayne Britton Elmo Jessie M Lyle Britton Spencer Ethella Newton John Tucker Bernice Junior Chas. Britton Everett Riley Eugene Straley Walter Smith Browning Brookfield C. E. Smith Earl Homer Pearler

Dickinson Items Social visits across several towns

Mrs Archie Dickinson spent holiday with sister Mrs Jay Tripp and family. Daniel Gray spent the weekend in Chillicothe with son James Gray and family. Mr and Mrs Oda Spencer and son Jerry and Mrs G W Spencer were in Browning Saturday. Mr and Mrs Marlin Woodside spent Friday with Mr and Mrs Junior Hollon. Mr and Mrs Alex Purdin were Sunday visitors at the Oda Spencer home. Mr and Mrs Oren Jennings were Brookfield visitors Saturday. Mr and Mrs Clyde Belzer were callers at the John Longwell home. Thursday afternoon Mr and Mrs Harry Longwell and children spent Sunday with his mother Mrs Anna Longwell and son Bert. Mrs Anna Belle Belzer is visiting her husband Pvt Allen Belzer in Camp Crowder Mo.

George Jennings Browning Lumber Co J. €. Browning Cecil Jimmy Graham Newton Ray Wheelbarger Walter Crooks Chillicothe Carole Sayers Morris Crookshanks Ed Sayers Beryl Warren Teddy Holser Sandra Kenneth Young Cecil Crooks Norma Jean W. E. Sayers Beverly Stevenson John Mullins L. E. Bowyer Gertie Crooks Jewell Trenton B. C. Page Gary Ind John Quigley W. E. Sayers, Jr Ottumwa Raymond Warren Walter and Noble Cracks Georgia Crookshanks Jerry Paul Wyant New Baby Archie Dickinson Iday Jay Tripp Daniel Gray James Gray Oda Spencer G. W. Spencer Browning Marlin Woodside Junior Hollon Alex Purdin Oren Jennings Brookfield Clyde Belzer John Longwell Harry Longwell Anna Longwell Bert Anna Belle Belzer Pvt Allen Belzer Camp Crowder

Purdin Community Notes Highlight Local Visits and Births

Nice fall weather brings light showers as neighbors report visits and family news. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Lee Brown welcome a son, Terry Lee, at McLarney Hospital Brookfield. Eugene Urbach also greets a 10 pound boy Friday night. Several residents make home improvements and community events occur, including a Brookfield move, local office change, and a Horse Show attendance.

Edgar Cokerham Eva Williams Walter Gooch Jane Hardin Henry Lee Brown McLarney Hospital Brookfield Terry Lee Brown Barbara Shufflebarger Ona Hedges Alda Tattershall Effie Pulliam Elva Pearson Imoline Thorne Red Cassity Eugene Urbach Riley Bales Harrison Blackburn Forrest Blender Thora Carr Blender Central Office George’ Hisel John Hedges Purdin Hearson Laclede Helen Street Ping Veral Browning

Winigan Visitors Bring News From Simmons Brookfield

Mr and Mrs Cossoe Simmons of Brookfield host visitors in the Winigan vicinity on a Wednesday gathering. The event centers on community exchange and local social ties among residents.

Mrs.Cossoe Simmons Brookfield Wednes

Kirksville visits and OPA warns hunters in county notes

Rural residents visit Kirksville for family and medical reasons while Angus cattle bring high sales in Chillicothe. OPA Director Callaway warns hunters and motorists that gasoline and tire rations must be used responsibly with penalties for violations. WPB announces more leather for civilian shoe repair.

South Dakota Thas J. G. Callaway OPA Callaway

Warning to Hunters Opens Pheasant Season

Authorities issue a public safety notice ahead of the pheasant season opening urging hunters to follow regulations, wear blaze orange, and respect property boundaries to prevent accidents and protect wildlife.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Browning, Missouri Missouri Shelby Warren T. R. McArtor M. D DR. Vinton Jones Schoene’s Herman Adams Edgar Morris Jennie Sue Filey Morris Bill Dudley Phillips George Hicks James Hammock Pleasant Hill Dickinson Winigan Vicinity Electric Theatre Joe E. Brown Judy Canova the Four Mills Brothers Chatterbox Judy Lana Turner Robert Young Frank Bailey Alva Hoerrmann Kirksville Art Milburn Agnes Hague D. D. Rankin Ogden Romine Enid Bailey Frank Smith Cecil Bunch Basil Muir Tommy Muir W. T. Nickell Blaine J. T. Greenstreet Geo. Munns E. R. Greenstreet Kylie Belzer FE. A. Watson McConnell Concord Rockford Sox Dress Sox Maude Morris Maude St. Louis G&c Doz H. L. Schrock
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