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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1934
Page
2
Joe Nickell editor entry shows Brown ing Missouri post office mailing as second class matter on July 8 1897 with issue dated Thursday August 23 1934 in the Browning Missouri publication. The record marks the newspaper’s archival postal registration and date of release.
Mrs. Mattie Turner of Winigan spent Saturday night and Sunday with her daughter Mrs. Robert Cattey and family. Mrs. Rachel Detwiler visits nearby with relatives and friends. Elwood Thudhum and family spent Sunday with Frank Cattey and wife. Miss Virginia Cordray stayed with her sister Mrs. Sam Franklin. Perry Christian and family visited Ben Purdin's on Sunday. The Cattey school began Monday with Floyd Cokerham as teacher. Everett Waddell and wife and Mrs. Maggie Brewer were shopping in Winiean Saturday.
Several households to attend church events and family gatherings with visits to nearby towns. Charley Collins and family traveled to Arkansas to see their daughter, while other residents visited relatives in Humphreys Linneus Pollock and Kansas City.
We had 2 percent inches of rain this period. Herman Hutchinson and his wife visited their son Darold on Sunday. Mrs Willard Pulliam visited in Brookfield last week. Will Penhale and wife visited R D Monroe and wife on Sunday. Clinton Myers and his wife welcomed an 11 pound boy. L M Elliott, wife and son were mentioned in the notes.
Lawrence visited Chas. Gooch's Sunday. Elmer Andrews and wife visited her parents Cav Woolf's. Leland Cassity and wife are here from Kansas City visiting relatives. James Huston and family returned to their home in St. Louis Friday. Nadine Smith visited Lois King Saturday. Dr. Martin and wife and baby of Texas are visiting Mark Gooch.
A rainy spell brings relief as residents report comfortable indoor wear and ongoing farming efforts. Community notes include visits from Dudley Phillips and the Bakers, a Shafter school reopens with Junior Phillips as teacher, and a busy schedule of family gatherings and a large fish fry hosted by the Phillips family on August 12th.
Art Johnson of Purdin was seen with a truckload of peaches on Friday. The fruit looked better than it tasted but helped to fill up for the day.
The Halenville area reports light showers and cooler weather as residents plant gardens. Many families from Kansas City and nearby towns visit relatives, including Daisy Powell and son Billie Gene, Dixie Pendergast, the McMickles, Bartows, Sayers, Rottmans, Wood, Gooch, Crooks shanks, and Young. Weekend visits span the Jerome, Bartow, and Gooch homes with broader trips to Sedalia and Bagwell dam.
Robert Brumback preached at the Church of Christ Sunday morning and evening. Kansas City visitors Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Cassity stayed with Mr. and Mrs. C. FE. Gooch and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Cassity. Dr. and Mrs. R. L. Martin and daughter from Texas visited Mr. and Mrs. Joe Creason. South Dakota’s Mr. and Mrs. Clark Crawford were guests. Mary Boner of Milan stayed with D. L. Cady. A. W. Cotter reported stock on the St. Louis market. Mrs. Jane Olson spent the weekend with Ed Buswell. Mr. and Mrs. E. Pulliam hosted dinner for W. T. Cady and Ada M. Cady’s grandson from Meadville. The D. L. Cady home welcomed Wm. Pulliam, R. D. Cassity, and Mrs. Vesta.
It will pay you to bring all your stock to our sale. Best of auctioneers three good clerks a square deal to all. Gale Baxter Robertson.
Cavanee of Lyons and Mr and Mrs Wm Pulliam visited Milan on Friday to escort Mrs Wheeler home. Mrs Vesta Cavanee spent Thursday night at the Helms residence with Mr and Mrs C E Helms.
The funeral of Jerry Norvell was conducted by Rev. Drinkard at Mt. Olive on Tuesday. Norvell, 81, had lived in the Mt. Olive area for years. Attendees from here included Mrs. Josie Jones, Mrs. A. D. Peterson, R. W. Russell, Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Peterson, and J. H. Calhoun.
A recent rain event brought 1.25 to 1.5 inches here with more showers on Monday. Cloudy skies followed and the moisture soaked into the ground, with some areas receiving 2 to 3 inches. The early relief should boost local moisture and may bring further rain soon.
Linn County farmers urged to use the Frazier Lemke Bill to adjust farm debts before renewals after June 1. A committee led by M. B. Fetty of Linneus will assist, with C. K. Hart appointed to mediate between debtors and creditors. The law covers mortgages made before enactment and warns against renewing after the date.
Auction to clear household goods as the owner leaves the neighborhood. Sale will be held on the lots west of the Leacer Record office.
Kitchen cabinet and kitchen table with oil stove, dining table, five chairs, one linoleum, one rug. Two beds, one dresser, cupboard, two chairs, library table, Victrola, laundry stove, heating stove. Klondyke incubator, separator, butchering kettle, chicken waterers, sewing machine, refrigerator.
Sunday feature promises illustrated explanations of censorship on the Screen. The article teases a series answering questions with pictures in the Hollywood Unmasked installment.
Mrs Loring wife of Boston lawyer Victor Loring rises from supporting writer to established novelist through serials and short stories including The Key to Many Doors Hilltops Year. Her background ties to prominent publishing and newspaper legacies in Boston.
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