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Newspaper

Browning Leader Record

Location

Browning, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Dec 04, 1930

Page

4

Shelby Items From Brownings Missouri Notebook

The Shelby column notes school vacation ending and students returning to class for three more weeks. Local incidents include Harold Owens causing a minor street incident with a ditch, and various visits and travel by residents such as John Puswell Bennie Lurkholder Harold Wilson Carl Logan and families. A Brookfield trip and a Kirksville visit are also mentioned.

Leo Barnes Dr. Boyles Shelby Gang Shelby Harold . Owens Main Street John Puswell Manio Pruswell Brookfield Bennie Lurkholder Harold Wilson Chicago Carl Logan Bil Jones C. L. Wilson Frank Bauer Nort Janes Johnnie Janes Salem J. W. Bailey Gale Creed Beyles Kirksville Browning

Poorly WORTHEAST Linn F M Cattey Improves Slowly

WORTHEAST Linn F M Cattey has been quite ill for several days but is showing slow improvement. Roy Her and Otis McCollum are butchering for Will Hart of Winigan. Aunt Lizzie Jones died suddenly in Milan and was buried at Deep Springs Cemetery six miles south of Milan after a funeral attended by many from the community. Ben Cattey visited his father F M Cattey during Thanksgiving and joined Mrs. Earl Abbott for the holiday meal. Aunt Maggie Brewer hosted Thanksgiving guests.

F. M. Cattey Roy Her Otis McCollum Will Hart Winigan Lizzie Jones Milan Old Deep Springs Ben Cattey Brookfield F. M. Catte

Community figures and families named at gathering

A report notes turnout of relatives and friends who contributed food and shared in a large event. Named attendees include Noah Head and family from Linneus Otis Cullom and family J. J. Perry McCollum and family Kirksville Russell Crist and family from Purdin Aunt Barbara McCollum and many others.

Noah Head Linneus Otis cUollun J. J Perry McCollum Kirksville Russell Crist Wd Purdin Barbara McCollum

Sunday Socials Dot Haseville Area Homes

Local residents gathered for Sunday calls and dinners at multiple households around Haseville. Visited sites included the Sayers, Browning, Gooch, Campbell, and Keithley homes with extended family and neighbors joining in Thanksgiving moments and oyster suppers.

Shafter News Rundown of Weekend Socials and Visits

Local notes record Sunday visits among Milan residents Mr. and Mrs. Tom Allen and their son Bobby D. Myers guests include the D. P. Myers family and Carrie Bowyer. Baker and Hess families host dinners while music by the Grice boys accompanies a Russell pie supper.

Toco Tom Allen Bobby D Milan W. L. Baker Henry Purdin Merel Hess John Molloy George R. and Junior Forest Hess Carrie Bowyer Lloyd Bowyer Ruth Gertie D. P. Myers Charlotte Dick Miller Georgie Ann Moore Tom Morris Charlotte K Herman Cooper Hazel Cooper Vernon Phillips Dudley Phillips Earl Hess Purdin Earl George Hess Tom Myers Earle Smith Frances Smith L. W. Arnold Twe Hess Joe Long Ola Belcher Fay. Gray Lewis Grice

Snappy Weather Fragments In Shafter Item News

A Shafter item notes changing weather with rain snow wind sun and clouds. Thanksgiving at the Hess home welcomed Kathryn and Allen Woolf as guests, with additional mention of Mr and Mrs Jerry Gooch.

Merel Hess Kathryn Allen Woolf Jerry Gooch

Old 1808 Prints Last Issue in Missouri History

Fragmented notes recount Sunday dinners of local families and a feature on the 1808 Missouri newspaper era. The piece traces the evolution of Missouri newspapers from the Missouri Gazette to the St. Louis Republic and its sale to the Globe-Democrat, ending with the Republic’s absorption.

Missouri Floyd C. Shoemaker Mississippi River St. Louis Republic Globe-Democrat Globe-Demarcat The Republic the Republic Chapin Mission Gazette Joseph Charless Missouri Gazette Louisiana Gazette Missouri Republican Gazette James C. Cummins John Knapp George Republican Knapp Charles W. Knapp

Also Mentioned on This Page

Browning, Missouri Joe Nickell Secord Haseville Tis Lawrence W. EE. Sayers G. A. Cooper Harvey Leslie Oval Kansas City C. M. Nichols John Overall Sam Cooch Otto Brehm Robert Brehm Rolla Gooch and Byron Schrock Frances W. E. Browning W. R. Young W. J. Gooch John Morris W. Phillips Ed Browning Clarence Nichols Harrison S. E. Campbell Virgil Sayers Lee Baird T. S. Bartow Ray Gooch Victor Gooch Erma McMickle Ed Sayers Etta Browning Corrine Leslie Lena Campbell Russell Will Rottmann John Ted Norris Keithley Alpha Rettmann A. F. Keithley Fay E. Bowyer Violett McKay Wallace Keithley Roy Burchett Fstelle Keithley Alden Kinfong Everett Keithley Frank Boyd Doris Hamilton Myrtle Kirby Ines Thorp Fern Keithley Eugene Burchett Morris Fugens McKay Cleve Jennings Jerry Mot Red Kenneth Kansas Woodrow Keithley John Keithley Lucille Charles Lee Ray Bowyer Gus Coulter LaJessie James Alice Marie Fay EF. Gray Ted Ses Ebninina John Longwelk Estelle Keithley Owen Sayers Charles Russell Gallatin Mervin Dyche Perry Painter Jefferson City Fay Bowyer Jon Longwell Llady Bowyer Jerry and Kenneth Jennings John Quigley Electric Theatre Bebe Daniels Ben Lyons Shafter News the Farmers Store van Camp Pork & Beans Lee Sunkist Democrat Globe Joseph B. McCullagh William M. Hyde Daniel M. Grissom Thomas Dimmock William Marion Reedy Thomas E. Garrett Frank O'Neal William A. Kelsoe William Vincent Bayers McCullagh David R. Francis Globe- Democrat
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