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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1932
Page
3
A long list of visits, illnesses, travels, and family events fills the week in Linn County. Sheriff Hoover, Cora area residents, Milan guests, church and school connections, and multiple trips to Kirksville and Green City mark social life. Deaths and funerals reshape schedules as neighbors offer support and send condolences.
An old advertisement touts Sendol tablets as non habit forming and non injurious. It claims rapid pain stopping and nerve soothing for neuritis sciatica frontal headaches stiff joints sore muscles and various rheumatism. Sold by druggists at 20 cents a box.
Mrs Genevie Holser and Miss Marie Sayers visited Chillicothe on Wednesday. A string of callers stopped by J C Sayers and J W Morris homes. Teddy Holser took a business trip to Laredo. Families associated with Holser Gooch Crookshanks Morris and Browning shared weekend visits and shopping trips in Haseville Browning and nearby towns. Notable visits included Mr and Mrs Ora Holser and children and Mrs Elva Crookshanks with Rex Crookshanks.
Rain fell Saturday night as Cross Roads reports several small pox cases. J H Tharp family is very poorly with the disease, joined by daughter Mrs Albert Marlay and her son. Charley Couch also afflicted. Mrs Tommy Breeding improving after illness. Tommy Breeding works for Chas Dodson. Dove Purdy and sons from Harris visited on Monday.
Earnest Bundridge and family were corn visitors. Hazel Dodson spent the past week with her sister Mrs. Carl Straley. News is scarce as most people are busy plowing for corn and other spring work.
Garden news captures peeping greens signaling better eats soon. Social notes list Saturday night gatherings at Bill Bailey s and Mr Mc Clade s with Ray Bauer and wives, plus Ellwood Thudium family visiting Ben Cattey s, and Elva Etta Monroe weekend visits with sister Mrs Bennie Burkholder. Community quilting and visits fill Monday as Ora Mott Mellie and Gladys Thudium help Mrs John Bray. Mrs Perry Baker and Myra Frances Baker visit Mrs Albert Dodge. Otho Almond and children visit sister Mrs Roy Maxwell and family Sunday.
Arthur Lawrence visited Saturday night and Sunday at Ray Lawrences. Miss Myrie Foster visited at the Dan Foster home Wednesday. Chas. Coach and children are about over the small pox. Mrs. Ellen Murphy called at L W Lawrences last week. Tom Foster and family visited their son Allen Foster Sunday. Ray Lawrence and family went to Topeka Saturday and returned Sunday with Mrs Alice Mooer who will live here this summer. Young folks met at Marlays to sing Sunday evening. Allen Foster and wife Lee Whitaker and wife visited John Jones Saturday. Donald Skaites returned to his Kansas home Saturday after winter with Mrs Ray Lawrence. Vannie Franklin visited his brother Joe and wife Sunday.
Grover Maggart and son Harley visited Cora on business Tuesday. Dolores and Marvin Stephen son attended a party at Roger one night last week hosted by Lillian Rogers. Mr and Mrs Cecil Dodson and children Fay Vera Elsie Eunice and R A were Sunday dinner guests at Clarence Head home. Lora Fields Avis Icel and Josephine Knifong visited Browning Saturday afternoon. Louis Stephenson has been working the farm hard for his Uncle Johnie Stephen son.
Mr and Mrs Francis Shepherd and children were at Milan Saturday night. Mr and Mrs Pete Carmack were in Cora Thursday. Noel Coram and Louise and Reva Coram spent Saturday night at A C Brinkley home. Dolores and Marvin Stephenson stayed with Louis Stephenson. George Jennings visited Roy Knifong on Sunday. Jake Fields went to Browning Saturday morning. A White Oak meeting led by Rev Noel Coram drew a large crowd despite rain. Luther Shepherd visited Milan last week. Mason Dell went to Browning and Josephine Knifong stayed with Avis and Joel Knifong. Jim Pipes and son Melvin went to Laclede. Haskell Hollon and daughter visited Jim Fanning Sunday. John Ploughman and nephew passed near Chillicothe Sunday morning. Sunday school total 32 and collection 57 cents.
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