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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1935
Page
3
Repeated notes report visitors and errands from Milan and nearby towns. Names include Dr Hanna Owl Pharmacy, Charley Pipes, J B Fleming, Edgar Shepherd, Roscoe Mullins, Lantz, Fleming, Reed, Kollasch, and many families. Several farm and shop notices and Easter engagements accompany traffic around Milan.
A brief notice from Edwin Martin announces a sheep shearing season with partner Jake Wampler. The ad states price is 124 cents and invites contact for scheduling.
J C Daniels offers Bob Bob a five year old purebred gray Percherson stallion for breeding at his Browning barn. He weighs about 1600 pounds with good bone. Season fee is 8 dollars with no liability for accidents. living insured. If mare is traded or moved, season fee becomes due at once.
District ad notes a One Cent Bale at Dickson and Schoene in Milan Missouri for May 1 2 3 and 4 with stock up on drug store needs at half price. Attendees include Dr and Mrs E P Harvey Mrs J P Bolling and Mrs S C Lantz visiting Mrs W F Peters at Grim Smith Hospital Kirksville. Rexall Store and Mrs A F Hall of Red Wing visit W B Watson and Bila Stufflebean. Basil Lay of Chicago arrives to stay with family. Rhodes Gilmer Gable and Daniels drive new cars back from St Louis for Worley Motor Co.
Mr and Mrs Ed Lawrence and Mr and Mrs Ed Daily and family were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs Willie Lawrence. Mrs Jim Jennings, formerly hospitalized at Kirksville, returned home Sunday. Mrs Mary Spencer with Mrs Ralph Morris and Miss Ella Morris attended the last day of school at Cross Roads.
North East Linn items list social visits and Easter gatherings. Mrs Will Abbott visited her parents the Caams. Roy Hart and family spent Sunday at Ellis Jennings. Several relatives attended Uncle Frank Cattey s 71st birthday with baskets. Named attendees include Carl Farson Earl Abbott Arthur Cattey Rolla Bailey Roy McCollum John Bauer Cleo Clapp Otis McCollum Will Brewer and others.
A modest turnout filled Lou Kelly's Saturday dance as attendees enjoyed the evening. The event delivered a pleasant social scene despite the smaller crowd.
The narrator recalls a bright snow on April 7 as memorable as fifteen years ago. Social life notes include a chat ter club dance canceled by rain and visits from Mrs. Cora Sargent and Miss Imogene Hanman. Neighbors report Lee Brantner’s family traveling west via Iowa and Wyoming facing dust storms and snow.
The community enjoyed a warm Easter Sunday with visiting families from Kansas City and nearby towns. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Powell and children hosted Will Pendergast family and others while Mr. and Mrs. Harry Tromerhouser and daughters joined. Additional visits included Geo Pew and Gooch households, with Yvonne Wood staying with Edith Romm in Laredo last week. Otis Lawrence stopped by T. J. Bartow and W. W. Gooch households Saturday.
The Haseville community centers on family visits with multiple Sunday guests. Mr and Mrs Virgil Sayers and children Dolores and Stanley visited the J C Sayers home. W J Gooch and son Oral visited T S Bartow family. Fred Lyons and son with Frances and Roberta Owens joined Roy Molloy and family. W E Sayers family and W E Junior and Carolee plus Kenneth Young and Morris Crookshanks families hosted gatherings. W W Gooch and daughter Kitty Lynn visited relatives near Laredo. Doris Jerome visited her grandparents Henry Jerome and relatives, with Veda Irene and James Hammock also staying as guests.
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