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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1934
Page
2
The Browning Leader-Record in Browning Missouri records newspaper status as second class mail matter with a filing date of July 8 1897 and issue date Thursday April 12 1934 indicating archival post office handling.
Mr and Mrs W J Gooch and family visited Mrs Campbell and daughters. Glenn Powell and son from Kansas City and others spent Sunday with the Tromershouse family. Yvonne Wood and Lola Rae Bartow visited in Laredo with Edith Rottmann. Climax and Fairview schools closed for the week with programs by Mrs Warren and Miss Woolf. Ladies Aid met with 14 members and 6 visitors attendance.
Social news from Cora and nearby towns lists visits and calls among residents. Families including Talberts, Marlays, Tharps, Rineharts, Dodsons, and Fannings are mentioned with several Sunday and weekday trips to Milan Browning Kirksville Meadville St. Joseph and St. Joseph doctor visits. Health updates note Tommy Breeding with pneumonia and fever while Clyde Foster family and Price Harmon are noted on the sick list.
Clifford of Cora called at the Chas Dodson home. Mrs Sherman Hoskins visited the Lester Lawrence home. Ellsworth Turner of Cora improves. Several residents traveled to Jefferson City on business. Local families hosted visitors and welcomed a baby girl weighing 10 pounds 4 ounces. Church group discussed miracles and planned to continue next week. Various siblings and relatives visited, with refreshments served at gatherings.
R D Cassity made a Milan trip last Thursday. Mr and Mrs J A Buswell of Browning visited Purdin Sunday. C D Johnson closed a successful term at Prairie Seminary Friday. The noon feast followed. Various local pairs visited family and neighbors in Milan Brookfield Browning and surrounding homes Sunday and Saturday.
Brookfield residents report visits by Mr and Mrs Joe Creason on Thursday and encounters with D L Cady Jess Lambert moving to a new home and Browning visitors including Mr and Mrs R D Cassity and Mrs Joe Creason. Dr White and wife of Meadville called on Mr and Mrs Wm Pulliam. Mrs J H Nichols in Kirksville hospital improving and expected home soon. Mrs C I Grice out of sick list and able to yard.
Charles Gooch and wife visited Herman Hutchinson where Mrs Hutchinson is recovering. Mundell brothers visited Jesse Pulliam. Farmers plow for corn this week. Wesley Bundridge and mother visited Geo Hosel. Tom Morris of Browning visited Geo Hosel. Aletha Warren stayed with Virginia Vencill. Blanche and Bertha Gall spent the weekend with their parents. Maysal Vencill stayed with Maxine and Lorene Powell. Wandalee Warren has a broken arm. Mrs Baker and Mrs Pheba Smith visited Mrs Geo Hisel Wednesday afternoon.
The Stitch and Chatter Club met Mrs. Dana Lambert on March 23 for an all day quilting session. Fifteen members attended due to snowy weather. A noon kitchen gathering preceded a brief business meeting led by the vice-president in the president’s absence. Opal Gooch entertained with a broadcast segment. Attendees included Allie Ware Goldin Camora Abbott Emma Dickinson Grace Linhart Clara Hanman Lucille Hanman Mollie Cordray Frances Tucker Mildred Tucker Vesta Elliott Ima Lambert Leah Iva Dona Lambert.
Fire Captain E L Gammons of Fort Worth Texas is found dead from a shotgun he kept in a locker to shoot prowlers suspected of stealing bedding from his station. The case reads as a tragic twist amid theft suspicions and a grim act of self defense.
A Peiping zoo gatekeeper Liu Yu Chin plans retirement due to height and back strain from collecting tickets. The report notes his eight foot stature and the burden of handling small returns.
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