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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1931
Page
4
The Browning Leader-Record, Browning Missouri editor Joe Nickell, entered at the Brown ing post office as second class mail matter July 8 1897. Published Thursday August 13 1931.
A Friday night surprise party at the E. A. Almond home celebrated Herbert Frazier W R Beck and Miss Genevieve Frazier. Attendees included Nellie Wenonah Havens Rex Almond Genevieve Frazier Wilson Havens Eula Havens Ernest Stephenson Robert Stephenson and many others.
In Walnut Grove residents enjoy near end of haying season. Mary Spencer spent Sunday with Charley Swearengen relations. Mildred Sevier visited Emer Knight. Sherman Hoskins now active locally. Eula Christy with Barbara Swearen. Ralph Morris and Ella and Ed Morris in Milan Saturday. Charley Morris family and Gale Pilcher of Pleasant Grove visited the Morris home Sunday. Lester Lawrence traded in Milan Saturday. Sherman Hoskins and wife visited Ad Norman in Paw Paw. Iva Belle Norman from Paw Paw went to Linneus Thursday for a picnic.
Mr and Mrs Rob Stephenson and children spent a week with Mr and Mrs Dan Brinkley and daughters Neva Betty and their infant sister.
Fay Bowyer and Ruth Bowyer visit Trenton to see Fay Bowyer in hospital. Mrs. Lloyd Bowyer accompanies them home. E D Davis and grandchildren Jack Bob Betty Sherman Longwell and Rodney of Chillicothe visit Longwell home. Jessie and Evelyn Longwell return home after a week with relatives. Virginia Jennings spends week with Eva Quigley and attends Id Settler's Reunion Linneus. Myrtle Kirby and Eugene Burchette wed at Galt. charivari follows. Locust Valley ice cream supper draws crowd. revival begins with Rev Smith of Milan.
Mr and Mrs Frank Boyd were guests of J H Tharp last week Roy Taylor and sons threshing around here Miss Edna Whitaker of Chillicothe is visiting relatives in this vicinity Wm Butlers were shopping in Milan Saturday J P B Crawford preached at Cross Roads Saturday night and Sunday Fay Dodson spent last week
Farmers finish hay work as E. E. Maxey mows weeds for J. H. Tharp. Mrs. Audrice Franklin and Ar tis Franklin visit Milan with family Saturday.
Roy Hart, Allen Sill and Otis McCollum finished a long day Saturday noon. Perry McCollum and family from Kirksville visited J. J. McCollum’s home in Winigan, then stayed due to rain. Aunt Maggie Brewer visited Aunt Dale Sill Sunday. Perry Christian and mother attended the Old Settlers Reunion Thursday and Friday in hot weather. Several schools set to begin next Monday the 17th, with a few starting on the 3rd.
Nice cool weather after Saturday night rain. Violet and Grace Martin of Dallas visit their brother Dr. R. L. Martin and wife with niece. Mrs. Kenneth Gooch and children stay with D. L. Cady family near Shafter. Ora Molloy and children visit Joe Creason home. Ora Smith and wife welcome 11 lb boy. Joe Creason and Harrison Smith in Chillicothe on business. Thelma Guyer visits aunt Mrs. Oson. Mrs. Guy Davis and little Betty Jean visit Mrs. Rex Hale. Mrs. Kingsolver visits Mary Sayers. Gladys Serchise and son Eugene stay with Hubert Lyons.
All interested parties are urged to meet at Hoover cemetery on Saturday August 22 with preaching scheduled for 11 o clock.
Weather report notes fine conditions following rain. W. J. Bailey and his children were in Shelby Monday spending time in town.
Frank Bauer returned home from a visit with his daughter Mrs. Mary Gooch. Arthur McCollum and wife have been spending a few days with her sisters Mrs. Carl Logan and Mrs. Ernest Smith in Shelby. Nora Richardson and family called on his parents Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Logan in Shelby the other evening. Donald McCollum and wife are spending a few days with his grandparents Mr. and Mrs. T. L. McDonald in Shelby. Charlie Smith returned home from the road gang where he has been working for several weeks. Nolan Boyles spent the week end with Ray Bauer and wife. Mrs. L. T. Finney spent Sunday with her mother Mrs. Ben Mc Ghee. Roy Rauer and wife and Luther Rauer spent Sunday with their uncle Frank Rauer.
Letters of administration with will annexed granted by the Linn County Missouri Probate Court on July 17 1931 to Emma V Brassfield administrator. Creditors must file claims within six months for allowance or be barred. claims not filed within one year from grant date are forever barred. Arthur L. Pratt Judge of Probate.
Probate Court of Linn County Missouri grants letters testamentary to Helen M. Keithley executrix on July 27 1931. Creditors must file claims within six months or be barred. one year to file claims from granting date. Attest Helen M. Keithley Executrix.
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