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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1933
Page
2
Local notices list numerous visits and social calls in Halenville including the Otis Lawrences trip to Milan for baby chicks and gatherings with the Sayers, Gooch, Bartow, and Campbell families. Several dental, quilt, and medical mentions accompany weekend visits and a Browning shopping trip.
Mr. and Mrs. Rex Almond welcomed a fine baby boy born Wednesday. Hartwell Franklin received a surprise birthday party Saturday. Velma Almond Paul Knight and Orbie Grisamer attended Achievement day at Milan Saturday. Mrs. Alva Lawrence had a surprise birthday dinner Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. George Boyd of Ft Madison Iowa stayed Monday with the Lawrences.
The note mentions cooler weather and Leon Smith delivering hogs to St Louis Monday evening. Hazel Bailey visited Purden on business Monday evening. Milam and Terry with Bertha Wilson and Leona May Phillips traveled to Harris Sunday to visit Mr. and Mrs.
Local notes report residents visiting nearby towns and frequent social calls. Families including Dodsons, Butlers, Bundridges, and Harlans are mentioned along with travels to Milan and Sticklesville. An infant death near Cora is recorded along with visits from Hulda Phipps of Milan.
J A Hedges and wife visited D L Cady Sunday evening. C L Grice shopped in Brookfield Saturday. W H Wakefield of Milan visited Cady and later the Cassity family. Joe Creason did business in Brookfield. D L Cady and Hamner visited Brookfield. Willard Pulliam and wife visited. Dr Aitenhouse moved to Cameron leaving Purdin without a doctor. Cokerham and Garrett attended I C C F lodge in Marceline Tuesday night.
The unsettled weather persists as residents hope for warm weather soon. Mr. and Mrs. Hadley Rulon visited his parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Rulon, on Sunday, while Orville Mott and Clyde Belzer stopped by Pete Swisegood Sunday evening.
Mrs Susie Ashbrook spent Sunday at the W J Burkholder home Fabian Simpson visited Richard Thudium on Sunday A baby girl was born to Mr and Mrs Quinten Clubine on April 2 Mother and baby are progressing well Otho Almond and family visited Olin Clapp and wife Sunday Bennie and Erma Burkholder called on her parents Dave Monroe and wife Sunday Chancey Hague visited Ellwood Thudium Saturday Braden Thudium visited Elvis Martins parents Sunday Geo Thudium and Paul Dodge made a business trip to Jefferson City Wednesday Luther Bauer visited Bill Crain Saturday night Ray Bauer wife and baby visited her parents Roy Jennings and wife Sunday Bettie Florence and Peggy Jeane Dodge spent Wednesday afternoon with Mellie and Gladys Thudium Mr and Mrs Lawrence Riedl dined with their son Leonard and wife and spent the afternoon with Ib Spencer and wife
Raymond Gooch in ill health with wife and mother by his side. Numerous neighbors visit and host at dinners and calls across the area, including the Gooch, Arnold, and Morris families. White Oak crowd reports school progress, a spring program, and community events amid hard times.
Trustee J H Calhoun and trustee C M Thornton announce two sales dates for properties in Linn County Missouri. The first on April 21 1933 at Browning Post Office Door includes parts of Lot 1 and Lots 2 and 3 in Section 19 Township 60 Range 20. The second on April 7 1933 at the West door of Linneus courthouse covers South Half of Lots 1 and 2 in Section 18 Township 60 Range 20.
S C Lay and Versa V Lay defaulted on a note secured by a deed of trust dated March 16 1931 in Linn County Missouri. The trustee C M Thornton will sell at public vendue at the south door of the Browning Post Office on Friday April 14 1933 between 9 am and 5 pm to satisfy the debt interest and costs.
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