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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1924
Page
5
North Salem, Linneus, Purdin and Marceline residents are noted visiting for business and family events. A steady stream of travel reports includes H. W. Lambert Floyd Stephenson Millard Hall J. E. Marvin and many others with farm shipments hogs cattle mules and dressed turkeys. The Farm Club ships hogs and turkeys. local shops advertise jewelry glasses and Christmas toys.
C N Russell announces December tax collection for Taylor township at the Farmers Exchange Bank in Humphreys each Saturday. The message serves as a public notice to taxpayers regarding payment locations and times.
Mrs J W Cleeton, after a brief stay with her mother Mrs Wm Gladewell and daughter Miss Annie, left for home in Kansas City following the visit.
New pelly chrone candle sticks book ends fruit bowls arrive at Dickinsons. Mr and Mrs Orvis Vincent welcomed a baby weighing about two pounds. Xmas Cantata The Worlds Redeemer by the glee club directed by Miss Anderson set for Electric Theatre December 19.
A pie supper will be held at Knifong Grove school house on Friday night December 12. Everyone is invited to attend as announced by J W Kenley the teacher.
The Browning and Novelty high schools will hold a debate Friday afternoon December 12. The event was delayed from last week due to rain preventing the visiting debaters from arriving.
John W. Biswell died yesterday morning in a Kansas City hospital from complications of disease. His body will arrive Friday at noon for interment in Jenkins cemetery. A full obituary will follow in a later issue.
Mr and Mrs Roy Calhoun hosted a one o'clock Sunday dinner at their west city home. Plates were laid for ten and the time was most enjoyable. Attending were Dr and Mrs Roy Whaley, Mr and Mrs Guy Adams, Mrs Hinda Rush, and Mr and Mrs Kenneth Duncan and daughter Beverly.
Mrs Mary D Melton travels to Ft Madison to spend the winter with Mr and Mrs J C Green. Mrs Mary Pearler returns to Muskogee Okla from North Salem after two months with her sister Mrs Dave Head and other relatives. Mrs Gertrude Fields goes to Enid Okla for an extended visit with daughter Mrs Elgin Freeman Mr Freeman and son Sherban. Mrs S L Gibson of Chillicothe visits her sister Mrs Gilmer and Mr Gibson joins them before returning home.
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