Browning Leader-Record headline notes town items
Brown ing Missouri editor Joe Nickell reports local happenings and post office mail status. The Browning Leader-Record provides updates tied to town events dated August 24, 1933.
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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1933
Page
2
Brown ing Missouri editor Joe Nickell reports local happenings and post office mail status. The Browning Leader-Record provides updates tied to town events dated August 24, 1933.
Rain spoiled the Enterprise picnic at Browning drawing a large regional crowd from Brookfield Linneus Purdin Galt Detroit Kansas City and Enterprise. The community enjoyed Stitch and Chatter at Hanmans and multiple visits share news of visitors and neighbors with many hometown events.
The Probate Court of Linn County Missouri grants letters of administration for Martha A Barrows deceased to the undersigned dated July 31 1933. Creditors must present claims within six months for allowance and within one year to avoid barring. Attest Arthur L Pratt Judge of Probate.
Probate Court of Linn County Missouri grants letters testamentary for the estate of Effic C Fields, hearing dated July 31 1933. Executor W H Dickinson urges filing for allowance to avoid loss of estate benefits. Also notes community notices and a rural extension talk by Miss Fra Clark on business matters, property rights and insurance for women in the county. A poultry advisory letter from W F Priebe discusses flock thinning and use of range shelters to improve growth and health, with guidance on transplanting birds and selling heavies if needed.
Mrs. W. R. Davis of Little Rock is visiting relatives in Purdin this week. Mr. and Mrs. L. G. Hamner did Brookfield business last Friday. A large group attended the Hedges reunion in Linneus on Sunday including C. S. Bagley family and many others. C. W. Skeen hosted Sunday dinner for Mrs. W. R. Davis on her sister’s visit.
Mr and Mrs A C Rhea and son spent Friday at the L P and W A Lawrence homes. Mrs D W Foster entertained guests at dinner including Mrs Josie Williams and family from Galt and Mr and Mrs Tom Foster of Milan. Frances Lou Law returned home after a week with grandparents. Mr and Mrs Clark Musgrove of Greybull Wy visiting relatives. Mrs W A Tharp spent Thursday with daughter Mrs Floyd Gilpatric. Harry Rhodes of Browning was buying mules in the area last week. Mrs Chas Cough remains poorly. Chas Murphy and family visited Orlando Murphy. A party at Chas McCormack’s Friday night pleased the young folks. Mrs J P Turner home from Chicago and Century of Progress trip. E E Freeman and sons of Enid Okla were guests of Mrs Gertrude Fields.
REGER AND WHITE OAKS Josephine Knifong Eva and Wanda Quigley visited Roy Knifong home on Sunday. Ray Trumbo Carl Henry Leonard Shipley and Jim Havens traveled to Chicago last week to attend the World's Fair. Betty Welch of Chillicothe stayed several days at Clarence DeWitt home. Several Roger residents attended Humphreys community program Saturday night. Joel DeWitt and wife spent an evening at Wallace Lovell home. Margaret Moroe and Gladys Helms stayed several days at Walter Stephenson home.
We have damp cool weather. Dewey Riddle and family visited with Lloyd Cordray and family on Sunday. Junior Coram spent Sunday at Will Abbott's. Carl Farson and family and Ivan Cable and family of Wenigan visited the Cattey homes. Mary Coram and children spent Sunday with Mrs. Dale Silk. Noah Head and family of Linnells visited Mrs. Maggie Brewer. School started at the Cattey on Monday with Floyd Cokerham as teacher. Verlan Christian spent the last of the week at his uncle Carl Vencill’s near Mystic.
Monday morning rain brought three inches in this section easing drought fears. Ground becomes soaked, fields perk up with moisture for corn soybeans and wheat aiming for fall plowing and seed beds as creeks run and pastures regain growth.
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