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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1938
Page
2
The column strings together proverbs and wry observations about money, gossip, and manners, noting Browning reputations and the ease of change. It ends with a public notice announcing T. R. Dennis estate final settlement procedures in Linn County Missouri, May 9, 1938.
A debate over whether automobiles ruin the younger generation around Browning or vice versa persists. Fear dominates many American politicians as re election fears loom.
I W P Nickell administrator will make final settlement of the estate of Samuel H Linhart deceased at the next term of the Probate Court of Linn County Missouri to be held at Linneus on May 9 1938. W P Nickell Administrator.
The estate of Elijah H. Moore deceased through I. E. McArtor as administrator with the will annexed intends to make final settlement at the next Probate Court term in Linn County Missouri to be held in Linneus on May ninth 1938.
Crowded out last week. Easter Sunday was a sunlit spring day ideal for church and visiting. Sunday visitors at Lawrence Rieds home included Harley Smith and family and Guy Pearler and family. Measles are thick with several cases in Ferbert Pepper and Phillip Bailey families and Gary Thudium. Mr and Mrs Vaughn Smith and Mr and Mrs Hubert Baskett also mentioned.
Donald son visited Ellwood Triudium's with family. Burkholder and Rulon households joined a Baccalaureate at Shelby High School. Billie Rulon and Albert Dodge visited local homes while measles sick care involved Faye Bailey. Thudium and Mott families visited, with quilting and Sunshine Workers Club meeting noted.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Coram and children Reva and Louise visited Charley Coram's family. Wilma and Wesley Head are ill with measles. Reva Coram works for Mrs. Susie Thudium this week. Guy Pearler and son Donald visited Ben Thudhum's family. Bailey and Stufflebean kinfolk visited Barn Icead's. Arthur Coram and Louise went to Brookfield on business. Jane Angles is sick but improving.
Visitors at the W R Young home Sunday included Cecil Crooks Wilma Virginia Young Billy Kealing of Kansas City Kenneth Young Lee Baird Ker mit Woolf and their children. The group enjoyed a mushroom supper together.
Sunday gatherings mark a busy period with multiple families visiting one another. Local residents note illness with measles easing for Mrs. Lewis Melton and family, while Bernie Brantner travels from Washington for a visit as he awaits ready employment. Commencement exercises and Shelby High School graduates highlight a week of school events.
Local residents in North Salem and surrounding areas attended a Sevenali from .hq re event. Participants included community members and neighbors sharing updates and plans for upcoming activities.
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