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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1931
Page
4
The Browning Leader-Record weekly edition edited by Joe Nickell serves Brown ing and surrounding areas in Missouri. It is distributed through the local post office as second class mail matter, reflecting a long standing community newspaper tradition.
Weather remains dry and cool in Shafter as residents enjoy a quiet weekend. Sunday visitors include Everett Crook and Wayne Cooper groups, plus extended family gatherings at multiple homes. Notable events feature a Morris Chapel district meeting led by Rev. Boyd and a family reunion hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Edwards and Mrs. Abbie Long with relatives from St. Joseph and Trenton.
Roy Hart and Otis McCollum made a business trip to Green City Sunday morning. Earl Morton of Brookfield was a weekend guest of his grandfather.
Mr and Mrs F M Cattey welcomed relatives including Everett Nickell son of Ben Nickell from north of Winigan. Aunt Maggie Brewer visited the I J McCollum home. Arthur Cattey and family visited north east of Browning. Perry Christian Charley Cordray and Otis McCollum sold lambs to Tom Christ. Edgar Hart family visited Brookfield. Robert Cattey moved near Hackler school where she teaches. Sarah Cattey began teaching at Thudium Aug 3.
Mr and Mrs Scott Brantner and children visited the Goochs Sunday. Geo Jaynes and family spent Sunday with Leet Hukler and son Albert. Crease Baker and Misses Cordray and Smith spent Monday in Kirksville. John Wilson and family of Kansas City are visiting R J McCollum this week. Emmett Jennings of Saline County is spending this week nearby. Harry Murrell of Purdin and Ben Almonds hosted at Lena Bailey’s home Sunday. Ida Brantner visiting Scott Brantner family. Nancy Pearler of Okmulgee Oklahoma visiting Ola Cordray. School began Monday with Tommy Dillinger of Owasco as teacher.
One day last week Arthur Jacobs and other boys riding to the swimming hole on the Walter Crooks farm caught up with Melvin Fuller. The car struck a cement culvert, shattering the windshield and throwing Ernest Head through it. He was brought to town, wounds dressed, and is recovering nicely.
A reminder urges readers to support the paper by patronizing its advertisers claiming they will provide good service and fair treatment.
Local social notes record visits and family news from Cora and White Oak, including travels, gatherings, and a stork birth. An administrator with the will annexed, Emma V. Brassfield, is appointed for M. P. Brassfield with six months to present claims and one year to bar them.
The probate court of Linn County Missouri granted letters testamentary to Helen M Keithley Executrix on July 27 1951 for the estate of Emmett L Keithley deceased. Claimants must present their claims within six months of the grant or be barred. claims not exhibited within one year are forever barred. Attest Seal Helen M Keithley Executrix.
The farmers are all wishing for a good rain as Miss Mildred Gooch spent a quiet afternoon in the Shelby area.
J M Logan and family traveled to Illinois to see his ailing brother while Mrs Herb Wilson Mrs Johnnie Burkholder and Mreen Smith took care of business in Brookfield. Robert Boyles returned from Nebraska wheat fields and Willie Head's family came from Detroit for a family visit. Henry Logan spent the weekend in Brookfield.
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