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Browning Leader Record

Location

Browning, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Aug 23, 1928

Page

4

Browning News Roundup of Local Visits and Church Work

Local notes from Browning Missouri include visits by Mrs. Hiram Paskett and two children to parental home, church and cemetery cleanup at Morris Chapel, fishing trips on Parson Creek, and multiple family calls. Community events span protracted meeting at Mount Olive, Meadville encampment attendance, and neighbors traveling to Chillicothe and Brookfield for errands. Weather is warm and fair. several residents plan visits to Oklahoma or Brookfield for business.

Hiram Paskett East of Browning Henry Purdin Ben Carter R. F Browning Oliver Lay W.L. Bakom Ellen Myers Glen Cooper Andy Bundies Richard Moore Ruth E. R. Smoth Morris Chapel Keith Myers Tom Allen D. P. Myers Charlotte K Parson Creek Cap Wolfe R. E. Smith Karl Smith Sam Gilmer Hayes Hines Clarence McClaren Near Cora Lou Arnold Chula Mount Olive Neighburhood Meadville Wayne Fields Carrie Bowyer Tusther Phillips Coral Phillips Thelma Coffman Kansas Werren Gooch Elizabeth Keithley Jiphn Rottman Fixerett Keithley Norris and Morris George Phillips James W. L. Baker Wm. Pridersore Tom Kimbrough Chillicothe Herb Johnson Eula Mae Spen Vern Phillips Frances Warren Marjorie Leona Johnson Esther Dortha Mae Phillips L.W. Arnold W. E. Johnson Té'n Morris

Local Social News and Family Visits Reported

Miss Elva Monroe and Mrs. Emerson Rauer hosted visits in Brookfield and nearby towns. The week featured multiple relatives visiting, trips to Detroit, and a rain event across the area with local residents traveling to see kin and friends.

Elva Monroe Emerson Rauer Brookfield Mary Gooch Abe Fuller Frank Rauer

Chautauqua Attendance and Local Visits Highlight North East Linn

In North East Linn the Chautauqua at New Boston drew local attendees. Mrs Mary Jones visited her sister Mrs Laura Thurum. Families and relatives from nearby towns visited and travelled for fairs and school starts.

Pratt Family Visit Near Cora Brightens Weekender

Cora Oklahoma residents report Cora visitations by Cushing family Cora area relatives hosted by Mrs Guy Brookshier and kin. Ralph Pipes welcomed a baby girl born on August 13. Doris Fanning visited Edna Jennings over weekend. Orbra Jones and son Vern from Moberly Missouri spent the weekend with kin in Cora.

Cora John Pratt Fern Cushing Okla Guy Brookshier Ralph Pipes Doris Fanning Edna Jennings Orbra Jones Sot’ Vern Moberly

Rural Kin Visit and Local News Notes From Kirksville Area

Cross Roads and Cora Roy Marlay took Curt Tharp to Kirksville to the hospital Sunday night. Robert Rinehart is visiting this week with his sister Mrs. George Jennings and family. Carl Daniels brought head of cattle from Charles Dodson. Mrs. Carl Lumsden and children from Laclede are visiting relatives in this vicinity this week. Chloe Rinehart is visiting this week with Hazel Dodson. Wm. Dodson wife and daughter of Browning spent the night.

Mary Jones Laura Thurum Arthur Cattey Emerson Rosa Nickell Sedalia Russell Crist Paul of Purdin Perry Master Paul Wilbert Cahoon Obe Slapp Miss Clarice Cross Roads Cora Roy Marlay Curt Tharp Kirksville Robert Rinehart George Jennings Carl Daniels Chas. Dodson Carl Lumsden Laclede Cloe Rinehart Hazel Dodson Wm. Dodson North of Browning Lord Pulliam George Walker Joe Creason Roy Smith Marceline Amanda Smith Kenneth Gooch Chillicothe D. L. Cady Thomas Cady Wm. Pulliam Brookfield A. W. Cotter Ed Pulliam C. A. Schrock Wm. Urbach Grover Garrett R. D. Cassity Milan Joe Crookshanks W. A. Davis Kimball S. C Cecil Crookshanks John Tipton Johnnie Wintersville Charley Pulliam John Buswell Lillie Willard Pulliam

Browning Banks Publish 1928 Financial Statements

The Browning Savings Bank and Citizens State Bank in Browning Missouri release their statements for August 16 1928. The Browning Savings Bank shows total resources around 242 449 33 detailing loans cash and securities and deposits while Citizens State Bank lists resources of 119 054 40 with deposits and capital figures. Both notes bear notary attestations by bank presidents and cashiers with dates in August 1928.

Fficlal Browning Savings Bank Browning State of Missouri Lender-Record Citizens State Bank Leader-Record

Official Statement of Farmers Exchange Bank Browning Missouri

Official statement shows assets and liabilities as of Aug 1 1928 including loans 97829.25 real estate owned 15343.69 cash 2036.41 deposits 109219.94 and bills payable 10960.38 signed by J I Harmon President and R M Calhoun Cashier with notary and directors noted. Local notices and community notices list residents visiting and traveling to Sedalia Brookfield Milan Kimball and Chicago with family gatherings and fair attendance.

State of Missouri County of Linn S” We J.B. Harmon Norris W. Phillips J. B. Harmon Ang A. D A. M. Baker Notary Public John B. Harmon B. F. Johnson Walter Prather Missouri Linn Joe Nickell Chester Bagley J. H. Calhoun C.H Pmagna Ale Vis Biren Fondo E J. I. Harmon R.M. Calhoun J. I.harmon R. M. Calhoun Chas. M. Thornton

Local Social Notes Mention Visits and Travel

A pleasant shower marked the week as George Jenkins and wife return with Mrs. Loga Hale from Salt Lake City and Denver. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Penhale visit R. D. Pulliam and wife, while Sun Lon McCollum and family of Chicago call on locals.

Ley Eugene Henry Wildes Lon McCollum George and Mildred Pulliam Carl Golden Lamar Sizemore George Jenkins Loga Hale Salt Lake Utah Denver Colo Wm. Penhale Walter Patterson R. D. Pulliam

No Commission Policy Cited in Cemetery Sexton Exchange

A county seat cemetery sexton outlines a firm no commission sales policy in a letter exchange. He notes local competitors price more and insists on bonafide letters on file, avoiding agents and commissions despite offers for a sample case.

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