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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1933
Page
3
Hersonals Hanna of the Owl Pharmacy, Milan, and many locals visited nearby towns for shopping and church events. Numerous names, brief visits, and Thanksgiving gatherings are noted, including Mrs. Peters, Mr. and Mrs. Steele, Mr. and Mrs. Atkins, and others visiting relatives and attending meals and sales. A frost touched the region as mills and cattle trades continued amid holiday travel.
Emma Brassfield and Miss Atkins of Chillicothe visit this city among many friends. A baby born Thursday November 30 to Mr. and Mrs. Smith is welcomed by grandparents. Local families share visits, illnesses, and Thanksgiving gatherings across Linneus, Roger, Trenton, and Kansas City with hospitalities and sales.
Ernest Pearson of Purdin, Will Moore of Bute, and Mr. and Mrs. George Jennings near Cora were in town on business or visiting Monday. Dr. M. L. Haning and Dr. F. R. Oberlag called on local business men. Ola Knnfong and Mrs. Jones hosted a Cincinnati visit. J. J. Smith and others traveled to Trenton to buy stock for St. Louis. Mrs. Ruth Brown's daughter and Mabre were noted near sick list. W. F. Stone mingled with friends Monday.
Summers Floral Company in Milan Mo. hosted visitors Harvey Fields Dickinson who attends Culver Stockton College Canton for Thanksgiving with his parents Mr and Mrs W H Dickinson. Rev and Mrs J E Rudloff Elsberry Mo visited to take daughter Kathryn back to school. C A Dickinson stopped by the sanctum to renew faith in the paper after selling cattle at the St Louis market and taking a loss.
A string of short notes records Linneus Brookfield and nearby visits yesterday and Saturday. Names include Ola Hatch Mrs Forest Gooch C C Williams Elmer Morelock A A Brehm and many townsfolk with gatherings at the Hanna and Rensch households plus a Christmas Day dinner entertained by Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Bailey and others. A white possum pet near Linneus is noted for its striking appearance.
The four Key sisters from Oklahoma have enrolled at Baylor University in Wasco Texas to continue studies. Psychologists plan to explore the sisters new complex while the girls are said to be normal. A Maryland juror who claimed low intelligence was not excused by the judge. The Browning family hosted Thanksgiving Day one o clock dinner with relatives from nearby towns. Friends helped Cliff Peterson shuck corn but his dusty eyes troubled him. Reverend Luton Hi Adams and others aided in the cornfield.
Mr and Mrs R E Harris hosted Thanksgiving with guests including Mr and Mrs W P Nickell Mr and Mrs E E Harris Mr and Mrs F R Fanning Mae Sandusky Francis Kibble Helen Hill of St Joseph and Wm Hill A turkey dinner delighted all and hosts were praised for hospitality A note mentions the paper arriving early by a few readers.
The article explains the decision to publish early to ensure readers receive the paper before Thanksgiving events and avoid late delivery. It notes cooperation from correspondents and advertisers during a rushed production period. It also mentions a Thanksgiving turkey dinner hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Joe Nevins and Mrs. Rachel Nevins with several invited guests.
The pastor Rev. E John Meyers returns from Sedalia revival and will preach next Sunday at 10:00 a m Bible School 7:30 p m Evangelistic Service sermons The Divine Trustee and Living for the Glory of God The church invites all to attend and renew their spiritual standard.
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