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Browning Leader Record

Location

Browning, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Aug 09, 1923

Page

4

Cross Roads And Corn Social Turns Up News

Billie Franklin visited Brookfield Saturday while Troy Head spent Sunday with Cecil Carmack. E E Maxey and wife visited W I Langdon on Sunday. Ice cream supper at Cross Roads drew a large crowd. Lucile Marley stayed with grandparents J H Tharp last week. J B Franklin wife and daughter Pansy Spencer and Ernest Dodson went to Brookfield Friday. Johnie Hollon and wife visit W J Langdon. Cecil and Cleo Hollon of Mobery are visiting relatives nearby. Carl and Luther Brookshier and Tom Ruch visit Nelson Maxey and family this week.

J. B. Franklin Pansy Spencer Ernest Dodson Brookfield Carl Luther Brookshier Tom Ruch Nelson Maxey

Community Notices From North East Linn District

Rain and measles affect local life as residents gather in small groups. A district school in Cattey is delayed two weeks due to illness in the neighborhood. Community members visit relatives and mourn the President's death, while farm work continues with horses and labor shifts in Green City area.

Cattey

Lost watch request from Dr E S Linhart

Perty asks return of a watch at once addressed to Dr. E S Linhart. Lost pin at Masonic lodge noted. Finder to leave at the office or parsonage. Local social notices mention visits by Ernest Crain and the Crains, plus Edens guests and millinery buying trip in Kansas City.

Perty Dr. E. S. Linhart M. E. Church South

Harold Sloan and Loyd f Rich mond visit Centerville

Harold Sloan and Loyd F Mond visited Centerville on Monday afternoon for an unspecified engagement.

Harold Sloan Loyd F Richmond Centerville

What Is Fly Tox Ask Nevins

Prescription insecticide and deodorant marketed as a safe household spray. Clear amber liquid applied with a garden or mouth sprayer, claimed not to stain fabrics or harm livestock, effective against flies mosquitoes moths roaches ants fleas and mites. Sold by Nevins Drug Store with a satisfaction guaranteed offer.

Nevins Drug Store

State highway plan aims for fair road building across Missouri

Missouri officials pledge a balanced road system serving state traffic over local needs. Chief Engineer B H Piepmeier notes no community favoritism, with over 3.5 million dollars collected by the Missouri Motor Vehicle department this year. He emphasizes main state roads to connect centers, supporting farmers and larger transport needs.

Jefferson City State Highway Department Missouri B. H. Piepmeier State Piepmeier

Neely Home Hosts Rainy Sunday Family Reunion

One hundred people gathered at Mr. and Mrs. John Neelys home for a Sunday family reunion and basket dinner honoring Mrs B Stockdale and Misses Opal and Leo Neely from Bayside Long Island. Dr F B Stockdale was recalled home Wednesday. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Jas S Neely of Kansas City who visited and then motored home. Mary Elizabeth Smith and Sara Helen Neely sang after the meal.

John Neely B. Stockdale Opal Leo Neely Bayside Long Island F. B. Stockdale Jas Neely Kansas City Mary Elizabeth Smith Sara Helen Neely

Slats Diary Recalls Family Moments Across Days

A fragmented diary entry recounts Friday with a quarrel over eggs and a joke about hatcheries, Saturday about a cousin's heat illness, and Sunday routines like washing ears and tying a necktie, plus a remark about school. The voice reflects a rural or family life tone with informal speech and childlike questions.

Mrs Wayne Gooch Hosts Home Gathering for Best Sisters

Mrs Wayne Gooch entertained on Saturday afternoon at two fifty in honor of her sisters Miss Roberta Best and Miss Lucile Best of Bogard. Punch was served on arrival. Three contests produced prizes won by Miss Florence Wykoff, Miss Lorene Duncan, and Orval Adams. Guests praised the hostess as ideal.

Wayne Gooch Roberta Lucile Best Bogard Florence Wykoff Lorene Duncan Orval Adams Mrs. Gooch

Sunday School Class Hostess Miss Adams Recalls Pleasant Games

Miss Orval Adams entertained her Sunday School class from four until six on a Sunday. On Tuesday afternoon she organized an enjoyable session filled with games and fellowship.

Orval Adams

Milan News Notes On Local Visitors And Visits

Carl Shearer of Tulsa Oklahoma looked after business interests in Milan and was the guest of his father in law A A Healy Friday morning. Harold Sloan who has been with the Santa Fe in Illinois visited over Sunday with his parents Mr and Mrs T H Sloan. Mrs Charley McNeiley who had been visiting her parents Mr and Mrs R A Causeon returned to Milan Sunday.

Mr. Bolt Carl Shearer Tulsa Okla Milan A. A. Healy Harold Sloan Santa Fe Illinois Overy Sunday T. H. Sloan Charley McNeiley

Also Mentioned on This Page

Browning Browning, Missouri Joe Nickell Billie Franklin Troy Head Cecil Carmack W. I. Langdon Cross Roads Lucile Marley J. H. ‘Tharp Johnie Hollon W. J. Langdon Cecil and Cleo Hollon Moberly North East Linn Harve . McCollum J. I. McCollum Noah ‘Head Family Perry Christian Family Sunday Ben Cattey Robert and Sadie Cattey Lottie Clapp Obe Clapp Earl Milhoan Winigan John Perry McCollum Floyd McCollum Emmet Abbot Green City Ernest Crain Trenton Art B. Crain J. E. Shepherd Clay Bales Roy Edens of W. S. Edens Blanche Clemens Miss Violette Hooker Miss Violette Nevins Cole’s CcJe Cole Harvey & Neet Chester White J. B. Fleming W. E. Davis J. M. Fishback
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