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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1936
Page
2
Fragmentary OCR notes show a 19th century postal matter with dates July 8 1897 and August 1935. It references Joe Nickell as editor and a Brownie location in Kansas. Readable facts are sparse. core elements include post office and editor name with two historical dates.
Rural notes record a busy week with visits among Burkholders Dodges and Thudiums. Neighbors attend Old Settlers in Linneus, talk of homecomings, church services, and community events, while households host relatives and plan upcoming meetings and drainage district business.
Visitors from Kenosha and local families gathered at various homes including the Wood, Bartow, Gooch, Hess, and Jennings households. At the county fair demonstrations Lin coln and Yvonne Wood along with Lolana Bartow won premiums. Sunday guests spanned Alvin Bruce family, Kenneth Young group, and others.
Pleasant Grove notes list Sunday visits by multiple families including Mr. and Mrs. Okland Roach Mrs. Nora Porter and others to Arlandos Murphy Ralph Lawrence Floyd Gillpatric Amanda Neely and Mary Dalzell families. Also reports a seven and one third pound girl born to Mr. and Mrs. Lee Marlay and Reva Foster visiting relatives in Lineville Iowa.
Lloyd Cordray and family spent Sunday at Dewey Riddle s. Glen Demory and wife and Ed gar McCollum and wife spent Sat.
Weekend social rounds include Ellwood Thudium and family visiting Frank Cattey, Doise Sattman seen with Mrs Rebecca Clubine’s kin, and Rosie Roker attending Tony Sattman’s funeral in Kansas City. Mary Lauber visited Agnes Sattman. Edgar McCollum and spouse with Glen Demery and spouse spent Sunday with Howard Farson and Frank Cattey families.
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