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Browning Leader Record

Location

Browning, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Aug 25, 1932

Page

2

I Like The Low Mood Editorial Sparks Reflections

A reprinted editorial by Harry Ansley argues the author enjoys a decline in prosperity, detailing personal loss and social changes from the depression era. The piece emphasizes frugality, simpler living, restructured marriage dynamics, reduced spending, and a shift toward home life over public indulgence.

Harry Ansley Amarillo Texas Globe News The Potters Herald H. F. Wright Erwin Tenn

I Like the Depression and My Shift to Church

A speaker reflects on leaving a self confident past and embracing churchgoing. He notes missing Sundays for golf and now attends regularly, with a plan to join prayer meetings if the low mood persists. The tone shows personal struggle and reformed routine.

Texas

Cattey School Opens as August Starts in Northeast Linn

The Cattey school began Monday August 22 with Floyd Coker ham teaching for the year. Mrs. Noah Head and daughters Lucille Thelma Helen and Mrs. Robert Jackson visited Mrs. Head's mother Mrs. Maggie Brewer. Nearby families visited and a fence was built around the McCollum cemetery.

Cattey Floyd Cokerham Noah Head Lucille Thelma Helen Robert Jackson Head Maggie Brewer Fanky Cattey Arthur Milan A. A. McCollum Helena Oklahoma McCollum Cemetery Frank Cattey Helen Cordray Tom Boswell

Cora and White Oak Items Show Attendees and Visits

Community notes from Browning recount a show attendance and numerous visits. Vernon Stephenson returned from Elba Turner home near Green City and the Jerome Reunion drew Mr. and Mrs. Harrison Jerome from Fort Smith. Several families and friends gathered at Coram and Stephenson homes for meals and greetings. Farl Hollon remained seriously injured after a weekend accident.

Browning Vernice Stephenson Elba Turner Green City Harrison Jerome Fort Smith, Ark Robert Stephenson Jerome Will Kenley Eunice Tressie Noel Tully Byron Taylor Farl Hollon Rosabelle Clare Brinkley Helen Sylvia Stephenson Arthur Coram Wingan Probert Stephenson Stephenson Jerome Thelma Bertie Ethel Floy Joe Price

Halerville Social Roundup Reflects Local Visits

Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Crooks spent a week’s vacation with the Youngs. Misses Meeker Broyles and Bertha Gooch visited the A A Foster home. Dorotha Mae Broyles stayed with Mrs Water Gooch Jr. Jones on the sick list. Bartow and Schrock visited Browning with Pennie Rhodes. Wilma Young from Kansas City visited her parents. Several families called at J R Wood’s Sunday. Walter Gooch hosted guests including Hugh Campbell and daughters for dinner. Local ball game in Humphreys attracted Billy Pew and others.

Cecil Crooks Bill Young Fay Meeker Dorotha Broyles Bertha Gooch A. A. Foster Home Dorotha Mae Broyles Dale Water J. Gooch J. Rt. Wood S. J. Bartow Tom Norvell Humphreys SJ. Bartow S. D. Schrock Browning Pennie Rhodes Wilma Young Kansas City Almeda Bartow Lena Camphkel Walter Gooch J. R. Wood Hugh Campbell Gomer Broyles Ileen Paramore Billy Pew Ray Gooch Walter J. Gooch, Jr

Directors discuss date for Laredo street fair

Bill Pendergast attended a directors board meeting in Laredo on Saturday night to set the street fair date. Mr. and Mrs. Kelly Sayers were at the Browning show Saturday night. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Young and Kenneth and Wilma along with Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Crooks were guests at Oscar Rottman’s home on Sunday. Virginia Young spent last week in Kansas City with her sisters. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Tromer houser visited J. R. Wood’s home Sunday. Mrs. Lucille Gooch and son Nyle are visiting Chester Woolfe’s home. Mrs. Ephraim Beckner and son Howard were visitors at Chester Woolfe’s Sunday.

Bill Pendergast Laredo Directors Board Kelly Sayers Browning Bill Young Kenneth Wilma Cecil Crooks Oscar Rottman Virginia Young Kansas City Harry Tromerhouser J. R. Wood Lucille Gooch Nyle Chester Woolfe Ephraim Beckner Howard

Notice of Letters Testamentary for Florence A. Fleming Estate

The Probate Court of Linn County Missouri has granted letters testamentary to America Fleming Curtis B. Fleming and Arthur L. Pratt executors for the estate of Florence A. Fleming dated August 12 1932. Creditors must present claims within six months for allowance and within one year to avoid bar. Judge of Probate signs the notice.

Florence A. Fleming Linn County Missouri America Fleming Curtis B. Fleming Arthur L. Pratt

Purdin People and Visits Highlight Week

PURDIN ITEMS: J A Hedges and wife and others attended the Hedges family reunion in Sterling Illinois Sunday. Mrs K W Gooch and children visited her parents. Purdin school opened with O S Cokerham as superintendent. Clarence Owens of Kismet Kansas and families visited relatives. Dr Rittenhouse and wife toured Kirksville. Marie Light of California visited her parents. Loren Myers of Freeport Texas visited J C Myers and W H Cassity. Carl Bivens of

J. A. Hedges Bagley Manley Buckman Athes ,Craeson Ora Smith Sterling Illinois Hedges K. W. Gooch D. L. Cady Purdin O. S. Cokerham Clarence Owens Kismet Kansas Dr. Rittenhouse Kirksville Marie Light California J. C. Myers Loren Myers Freeport Texas J.C. Myers W. H. Cassity Carl Bivens

Brookfield Visitors Share Weekend With Local Families

Brookfield residents and relatives, including Mrs. Bernice Morrison and Mrs. Jane Olson, spent the week-end with relatives east of town. Wm. Pulliam and L. M McIntyre joined C. E. Pulliam at his home on Sunday. Robert Ross and family visited Willard Pulliam and his wife Friday. Mrs. R. D. Monroe spent Sunday with Will Penhale and Ray Pulliam, then returned from Kansas City.

Brookfield Bernice Morrison

Shafter Items Highlight Friendly Sunday Socials

Local residents hosted and visited during Sunday gatherings in Shafter and nearby areas. Families including Morris, Molloy, Meeker, and Gooch shared meals and conversations while Shafter shoppers, notably the Norvells and Bowyers, ran Saturday errands. A lawn party Friday honored Dryden Woods and his Chicago boyfriend with a well received, enjoyable evening.

Wm. Morris Joe Edmundson Childen Eversonville Everette Crookshanks Morris Edgar Morris George Phillips James Bobby Tom Morris Baby Shifflet Julius Wood Wilbur Molloy Laclede Carrie Bowyer Wilbur J Charles Glenn Gooch Dryden Woods Chicago

Community News Brief From Purdin Area

Glen Morris Hazel Cooper and Joe Smith are among the young folks starting at Purdin high school on Monday. Mrs Willie VanHorn is out after a bad operation. Carrie Bowyer spent Tuesday with daughter Dallas Falconer. Edwin Dail celebrated his birthday. J B Baskett visited his aunt R E Smith and family Sunday night. Vern Turner and family shared Sunday dinner with Owen Stevenson’s family. Elmer Hammock and W L Baker called on James Hammock. Hammock able to be up part of the time. Glen Edwards also mentioned.

Glen Morris Hazel Cooper Joe Smith Willie VanHorn Carrie Bowyer Dallas Falconer Edwin Dail J. B. Baskett R. E. Smith Vern Turner Owen Stevenson Elmer Hammock W. L. Baker James Hammock Hammock Glen Edwards

Community Callers Farewell To Local Friends

Residents recall Tuesday callers as they fondly remember many friends in the community. The brief reflects local ties and daily routines among neighbors.

Local residents and visitors listed in weekly note

Ross Burke visited Sunday morning. G. M. Spencer of Cora handled business Tuesday. Wes Bundridge of near Cora visited Tuesday. Lena Kenley began the fall term at White Oak Grove Monday. B. J. Harvey stayed with sister Charley Cox in Milan Thursday. Maxine Parsons of Cincinnati Ohio visits J. D. Burwell family. H. C. Pearson and wife did business in Laclede Brookfield Tuesday. Pearson consulted Dr. Burke while Mrs. Pearson had dental work.

Ross Burke G. M. Spencer Cora Wes Bundridge Near Cora Teesday Lena Kenley White Oak Grove B. J. Harvey Charley Cox Milan Maxine Parsons Cincinnatti Iowa J. D. Burwell H.C. Pearson Lacleden Brookfield Pearson Burke

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