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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1935
Page
2
The Browning Leader-Record in Browning Missouri published timely notices and local items for residents. This August 1, 1935 issue reflects the newspaper’s continuity since the July 8 1897 postal designation as second class mail matter.
Mrs Wilbur Gooch and son Nile visited Mr and Mrs Sam Gooch and daughters. The Sayers and Sayers families visited relatives in Purdin. Edith Rottmann stayed with Mrs J R Wood. Various locals welcomed guests from Kansas City and Laredo and noted lamb transport by Otis Lawrence to St Joseph for J R Wood and W G Wood.
Sunday gatherings spread through Roger and Shelby areas with multiple families hosting relatives and friends. Visitors include Velma Smith and the Smiths of South Bend, Indiana. Gay Booth visiting grandparents S C Booth. and numerous relations at the Stephenson, Williams, McKay, and McCollum homes. Local travel and farm help mix with social calls as residents attend a county convention and attend funerals and school events.
The region endures a heat wave with temperatures around 90 degrees. Farmers work the fields with haymaking, plowing, corn hoeing, and soybean sowing. George Jennings is noted as a local farmer in the southeast area.
One of his work mules died from blood poison on Saturday night. Miss Vernice Stephenson kept her regular Cross Roads appointment on Sunday. Cecil Dodson and family visited his parents on Sunday. An ice cream supper at Cross Roads Saturday night drew a large crowd. Miss Hildred Spencer of Milan visited her parents in Cora Saturday night. Frank McIntire of Milan painted for G. M. Spencer of Cora. Charley Couch and Allen Lawrence were hauling hay for Dodson. Lester Kenley and son from Browning bought stock Saturday. Roy Marlay and family from east of Browning visited his grandparents northeast of Cofa re cently.
An event involving Shelby items Chaney Hagg at the home of T. L. McDonnald occurred one day last, with Nolan Boyles and John Buswell noted in the scene.
Heat waves reach 104 degrees impacting hay harvest work as families in Humphreys and nearby areas visit relatives. Willard Pulliam buried Friday at 2 o clock. Several households report visits from Hedges Bagley Cassity and Monroe families while others relocate or recover from injuries.
Mr and Mrs Ora Phillips of Linneus welcomed a nine pound baby on July 22 with both mother and child reported well. The Phillips hosted Mr and Mrs George Phillips for Sunday dinner. Nearby families and guests include Mrs Bob Shifler at sister Mrs Julius Wood and Mr and Mrs Kenneth Carr visiting Bryan Molloy. The Phillips later welcomed an eleven pound baby boy named Morris Leon born July 26 to Mr and Mrs George Phillips. Additional social visits list Mr and Mrs Tom Morris with Mr and Mrs Julius Wood, Mr and Mrs Harold Cooper at Glenn Cooper home, and Mrs Elmer Hammock with Mrs Lilburn Gilmer in Chillico. Mr and Mrs Bryan Molloy hosted Blanche Molloy and Jimmy Meneely for Sunday dinner while Mr and Mrs Elmer Hammock visited Mrs James Hammock in Purdin. Other calls included Mr and Mrs Mack Molloy at J D Molloy home.
Sunday visitors fill homes across Pleasant Grove with families from N B Neely to L P Lawrence. Missouri farmers plan winter pastures from Oct to Dec and again in spring, favoring winter barley wheat rye and crimson clover with inoculation. Corn fields in Sullivan County are being measured by field supervisors to determine exact acreage, with reports of good yields and strong hay for the year.
Mr and Mrs Leander and Glidewell family were Sunday visitors at the Johnnie Schults home. Mr and Mrs Lawrence Couch and son were Sunday visitors at the T R Glidewell home. Mrs L P Lawrence was a Green City visitor last Thursday.
District attendees included Mr and Mrs P P Kollasch Mr and Mrs A D Peterson Mr and Mrs Lantz McCormick and Wayne Gooch at the Chillicothe Legion meeting held Sunday.
Executrix Rilla B Hardinger intends to make final settlement of the estate of Eliza J Hardinger deceased at the next term of the Probate Court of Linn County Missouri to be held at Linneus on August 12 1935.
Letters of administration for the estate of John I Harmon were granted by the Linn County Missouri Probate Court on July 22 1935 to Ada H Bolling administratrix. All persons with claims must present them within six months or be barred after one year from the grant date. Attest: Arthur L Pratt Judge of Probate.
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