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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1914
Page
1
In a seasonal notice the postmaster general urges advance purchase of insured, COD and registered parcel tags, proper wrapping and legible sender addresses. Parcels should be presented at the post office window or by rural carriers, not dropped in mail boxes, with a “Not to be opened until Christmas day” legend recommended to curb congestion.
Ray Myers and Miss Gladys Barrows were married by Elder Hun saker in Galt on Friday at four o clock. The couple returned to the Barrows home for a wedding supper with close relatives. Ray, son of Mr and Mrs Al Myers of near Roger, is a promising young farmer. Gladys is described as an accomplished young lady who wins friends with ease. The Le a er Record joins friends in best wishes for their future.
A rabbit was killed near the school house north of the city. The incident involved an unspecified offender facing fines.
At 6 45 p m December 1 1914 at the residence of the officiating justice Uncle Gilbert Morrison Claude E Rogers and Miss Effie C Moffitt were united in holy matrimony The bride is the daughter of Mr and Mrs E B Moffitt and the groom is a son of Mr and Mrs J Sosa Rogers, all of Roger The Standard extends congratulations to the couple.
A minor mishap on the end of the northbound line at Sand Cut disrupted service and gave the town a taste of city pace. Residents noted the shift in mood as officials investigated the pull fault and restored the line.
Blanchie Marie Miller, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. D. D. Miller, was born March 4, 1907 in Laclede Linn county. She died December 6, 1914 in Browning Missouri at seven years nine months and two days, leaving her parents a brother and sisters, and a circle of relatives and friends who mourn her. She was dearly loved by all who knew her.
Clarence Ray, Lula Jane and Mrs. Tom Sevier mourn his passing after he left Grant. he remained loyal to the Christ ian Union Church. Funeral services led by Rev. W. W. Clay at Kaifong Grove, Tuesday December 8, with burial in the nearby cemetery as loved ones await resurrection.
The W C T U met at the country home of Mrs. Catherine Wallace for an all day session on Friday December 4. President Miss Lura Wallace led the Union with Rev. Clay delivering a short address and members bringing husbands to enjoy the rural gathering.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention dates and place names but lack cohesive facts. The readable bits reference Des Moines and December style hints without a clear event or outcome to summarize.
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