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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1934
Page
2
Historical Browning Missouri newspaper page itemized brief edition dated Thursday April 19 1934. Contains standard city notices and community notices typical of small town papers of the era.
Mr and Mrs Clan Yardley of Knox City visited relatives here on Sunday. Loretta Grindstaff and children stayed with son Albert Meeks. Willie Grindstaff and children visited with Earl Smiths family near Pollock. Lucille and Amber Reger, Kirksville students, spent the weekend with the Reger home. Several other kin and neighbors are noted visiting, teaching arrangements, and farm work. The Leader Record newsletter subscription offered.
SHAFTER ITEMS lists Sunday visits by the Overall, Elllis Hedges, and Baker families to Marceline and nearby homes. It notes Friday guests of Mrs J D Moloy and Mrs L W Arnold, plus several dinner and visit reports. The column closes with health updates on Mrs Herman Cooper Mrs R Smith and Mrs Walter Browning after injuries and illness.
Official statements from Browning Savings Bank and Citizens State Bank detail assets and liabilities as of April 10 1934 and April 17 1934 respectively. Major items include loans, real estate, U S Government securities, banking houses, cash on hand, and deposit accounts with noted officers and notary attestations. Local notices follow, reporting community updates and obituaries.
Weather unsettled with a Sunday shower aiding the garden. Charley Pearler and Nolan Cassity shopped in Purdin Friday. Residents attended Mrs. Ware’s sale Saturday. Ruth Helms visited Mrs. Baskett and Helms visited King family Sunday. Jessie Linhart staying with Claude McCollum. Several Cassity and Peavier households visited Sunday. Mt Hope Church Sunday school organized. Ruby Helms works for Orville Basel at Brokfield. Cherus Bauer and Homer Ware seen in Winigan Saturday.
Statements by Jackson Township producers under the 1934 Corn-Hog Production Adjustment Program are listed. The risk of inaccuracies is noted with a path to confidential reporting to the county allotment committee or community committee. George A. Coulson chairs the county committee with Orville A. Thudium and O. F. Forst as members.
Notice is given to creditors and others interested in the estate of Thomas B Mundell deceased that I W A Mundell executor will make final settlement at the next term of the Probate Court Linn County Missouri at Linneus on May 14 1934.
Mrs. R. L. Hale and children Mr. and Mrs. Joe Creason called on Guy Davis, Sunday and brought Wm. Davis home. Mrs. J. H. Nichols returned from the hospital, Monday. Mrs. Alice Cady Moulder of Lebanon spent Monday night with her cousin, D. L. Cady. Miss Helen Wykoff spent the
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