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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1934
Page
2
The Browning Leader Record from Browning Missouri lists editor Joe Nickell and notes metered postage at Brownling Missouri as second class mail matter on July 8 1897 with the issue date Thursday August 9 1934.
Crowded out last week Darold Hutchinsons wife and mother Mae Hutchinson went to Milan Friday night to see grandmother Hutchinson who fractured her hip. Several couples visited friends Saturday and Sunday including Jerry Brown and Arben Fetters. Mrs Floyd Hardin went to Columbia Saturday. Jesse Woodside and family visited Johnny Woodside Sunday. Mrs Henry Buswell visits nephew George Kennedy north of Brookfield this week. Roy Cleveland is poorly and headed to Kansas City by air for treatment Tuesday. Mildred Woodworth Ruth Pulliam and Geraldine visited Willard Pulliam Sunday. Effie Pulliam’s husband had a fight to remove a fuse on Monday afternoon. Burnt west side of living room.
A list of social visits fills a Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Marion Burress and others from Humphreys and nearby towns visiting relatives in the area. Several families from Milan Green City and Galt gather at various households, with trips to Oklahoma City and Kansas City noted.
Mr and Mrs Andrew Eastman and children went to Colorado last week then stayed one day with her father Daii Miller and family in Browning. Mr and Mrs C E Burress and children visited Sunday with her aunt Mrs Hannah Johnson at Humphreys.
Joe Ford returns from Green City with family and friends attend White Oak meeting. Birth announced Elba Alexander to Elba Turner family. Visits and calls trace a week of social activity in Reed, Roger and Brookfield with funerals, young children and kinship events noted.
Mrs. W J Bailey visited her parents the Bauers while Mamie Buswell called on her parents Logan. Leon Smith and Curt Bauer haul corn to Iowa farmers. Traice Christian and children on sick list. Will Welch hosted Tracie Christian Wednesday. Shelby high school opens Monday August 13. Nile Bauer helped Roy Jennings with corn. Turney Bailey and wife visited Mrs Wilson. Cread Boyles cut corn for Will Welch. Mrs C M Smith spent Saturday.
Mr and Mrs Merle Hess and son Billie Lee hosted Sunday dinner with Geo Hess family. Pearl and Clara Wood joined J R Wood family near Linneus. Harold Campbell and Hugh Campbell households hosted visitors. Tommie Bartow and children called. Neighbors report several felled filos being filled. J R Wood W R Young Vernon Davis Virgil Sayers Ray Molloy Geo Hess helped fill in last two weeks. Marvin Helser visited Gail and Russel Bartow. Marcelle Wood stayed with Marjory Campbell. Georgia Sayers and Morris Crookshanks moved to Chillico without notice.
Notice to landowners of Locust Creek Drainage District Linn and Sullivan Counties Missouri that a meeting will be held in Linneus Missouri at 1 p m on Saturday August 11 1934 to elect one board member to fill the term of F L Fitch. Chairman F L Fitch and Secretary G W Grider sign and seal. Read your home paper.
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