Brown ing Leader Record Browns Missouri Community Notes
Bertha McCaughy and son return from Montana while Eva Gray and Otto Helms visit from Louisville. Guy Brookshier family and Ethel Stephenson with Dolores go to Cushing to visit relatives. Jerome family from Fort Smith attends Jeromes reunion with Frank Stephenson. Pipes reunion at Cora draws large crowd. Friendship Club meets with Lillie Spencer. Ladies Aid visits Ida Thompson in Meadville. Lee Gooch relocates to Marceline. Herman Cooper and Hazel return from Ozarks trip. Hazel starts school at Climax Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha McCaughy
Montana
Eva Gray
Otto Helms
Louisville
Cora
Guy Brookshier
Ethel Stephenson
Dolores
Cushing, Okla
Harrison Jerome
Fort Smith
Ark
Jerome
Frank Stephenson
Oklahoma
Stephenson
Charley Jerome
Missouri
Friendship Club
Lillie Spencer
Ladies Aid
Ada Smith
Ida Thompson
Meadville
Lee Gooch
Marceline
Herman Cooper
Hazel
Ozarks
Climax
Shafter Items Brighten Week with Local Gatherings
A large crowd attended the basket dinner at Morris Chapel on Sunday. Mr and Mrs Darrell Hutchin son visited the home of her parents in Purdin on Thursday. Mrs Carrie Bowyer with Mr and Mrs Henry Jerome attended the Jerome picnic dinner at Greencastle on Sunday. Mr and Mrs Vernon Phillips hosted dinner guests including Mrs Malinda Bowyer and Floey Phillips of Montana. Grover Cooper and family were Sunday evening visitors at the Will Morris home. Ora Molloy and Cecil Hammock were in Purdin on Friday. Blanche Molloy visited J D Molloy home Saturday night and Sunday. Spencer Bowyer and sister Floy Phillips were Brookfield callers Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Edgar Morris hosted additional Sunday guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morris Chapel
Darrell Hutchinson
Stultz
Purdin
Carrie Bowyer
Henry Jerome
Jerome
Greencastel
Vernon Phillips
Malinda Bowyer
Floey Phillips
Montana
Grover Cooper
Will Morris
Ora Molloy
Cecil Hammock
Blanche Molloy
J. D. Molloy
Edgar Morris
Jim Meneely
Spencer Bowyer
Floy Phillips
Brookfield
Frank Bauer
Ray
C. M. Smith
Raymond
Chillicothe
Clay Stufflebean
Mullins Farm
Paul Smith
Noland Bayley
Iowa
Tracie Christian
Shelby
Shelby and North East Linn News Roundup
Local notes from Shelby and North East Linn report school openings, teachers meetings, and student housing. Families travel to Iowa for cattle, plus social events at Linneus and Kirksville with birthday parties and church picnic services. Families visit relatives in Helena Oklahoma and Carmen Oklahoma, with community gatherings and a 55 member Ladies Aid event.
Sale of Household Goods by Mr and Mrs Carpenter
Mr and Mrs L C Carpenter announce a sale of household goods on Saturday before they move to Chillicothe for the winter. See their ad in this issue and attend the sale.
Sunday Dinner Guests In Haseville
Haseville town social page notes Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. S. J. Bartow and family included W. J. Gooch and Oral, T. S. Bartow and children, Ray Gooch, H. Campbell and daughters, and W. J. Gooch Jr. Also visitors at J. R. Wood and daughters were Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Sayers and Virgil Sayers with their children. Miss Mary Owens of near Laredo visited Edith Rottmann. Morris Crookshanks and son, and Kenneth Young joined W. E. Sayers household guests. Mrs. W. W. Geoch and daughter were mentioned local attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. J. Bartow
J., Jr
W. J. Gooch
T. S. Bartow
Ray Gooch
H. Campbell
J. C. Sayers
Virgil Sayers
J. R. Wood
Mary Owens
Near Laredo
Edith Rottmann
Morris Crookshanks
Kenneth Young
Orley Lee Featured In Musical West Cover and Article
Mrs. James R Williams recently received Musical West, a west coast magazine with a fine picture of Orley Lee on the cover and a lengthy feature with comments from San Francisco and Oakland papers. It highlights Mr See's work as conductor of the Oakland Symphony Orchestra and notes his status as a leading Pacific Coast musician. He also plays with the San Francisco Symphony Orchestra and offers private violin lessons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James R. Williams
Utilities progress and public service highlighted
The passage praises utility workers for both errors and progress, acknowledging mistakes while recognizing faithful public service. It notes their pioneering efforts and contributions that have enriched daily life and enhanced public life.
No Malice in Utilities Says History’s Leaders
The piece argues against vilifying utilities, noting pioneers faced persecution while their motives and ideals were often misunderstood. It asserts that modern utility companies bear no malice and defends their role in society.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Browning
Joe Nickell
Browning, Mo
Roger
Shelby School
Tra Kilburn
Ray Melloy
Gail
Russell Bartow
Kenneth Jennings
Ladies Aid Society
Mary Tromerhouser
Mary
Okie Tromerhouser
Hazel Cooper
North East Linn
Lloyd Cordray
Kirksville
Cattey
Audry Francis
F. M. Cattey
Arthur
Milan
Perry Christian
Everett Waddill
Francis
Delbert
Tommie Jene
Russell Christ
Paul
Barbara McCollum
Hattie Lineberry
Maggie Brewer
Darline Milhoan
McCollum Cemetery
McCollum Brothers
J. L. Sweat and Son
Helena
Okla
Eld
T. E. Spurling
Alva
Will
Otis
Jno
Jaynes
North Salem
McCormick-Deering
R J
McCollum
Guy Johnson
Ray F. Rauer
Recieves Musical Magazine
Ogee
Dail
Missouri Association OF Public Utilities
Jefferson City
West High Street
Public Utility Companies
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