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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1937
Page
2
Local Browning column reflects on economics and society with jokes about taxes education marriage and politics. It blends light satire on pork prices parole boards and modern manners with quips about church and home life in Browning Missouri.
Andrew Lattman and his wife were in Brookfield shopping Saturday with Chas Helms Curt and Ruth among the passersby, noting local commerce activity.
Mrs Ooal Sebol appeared in Marce line Monday. Mrs Velma Moore and Mrs Mae Minor visited Mrs Drury Watson Saturday evening. Mrs Lizzie Nester improves from illness. Curt Helms drove J O Mcollum and wife to Brookfield Saturday. Ivan Gray worked for Orville Thudium last week. Miss Ruby Richardson visited her parents Ralph Richardson and family. Mrs Minnie Riedl and granddaughter Donna called on Mrs Lizzie Nester Saturday afternoon. Roy Pamper and wife went to New Boston Saturday night. Orville Thudium and family shopped in Brookfield Saturday. Luther Bauer and wife stayed at the Orville Thudium home Saturday night. Mr and Mrs Randall Minor returned from Iowa last week. corn husking looks good. Miss Ruth Helms spent last week with grandparents J S Kings in Bucklin.
Fairview and vicinity saw brisk turkey selling and buying last week with buyers from Milan Green City Winigan and Browning pleased with prices. Local social notes report visits by Willie Pridemore and daughters to Charley Britton and Raymond DeVore visiting Charles Purdin and Bill DeVore.
Mrs Dess Fanning was a Sunday evening visitor at the Dan Coffman home. Mr and Mrs Lyle Britton were Kirksville visitors Wednesday of last week. Andrew Pfeiffer called at the Van Mair home Sunday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Glenn Steele and Mrs Grace Burditt shopped in Milan one day last week.
Purdin vicinity mourns the death of Mrs. Art Buswell reported Monday morning. Social visits fill weekends as families and friends gather at Grice Pulliam Cassity and related homes. Card games, notably Chinese checkers, are noted as popular pastime during long evenings.
Mr and Mrs Earnest Pearson and Mr and Mrs Earl Hess were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs Lilburn Gilmer and Mr and Mrs Ben Peery were guests of Mr and Mrs John Hed ges. Earl Axem and wife and Mrs Fulton Johnson visited with Clovis Johnson in Kansas City Sunday. Carl Head and family were guests of his mother Mrs Elmer Head Sunday. Miss Mary Lee and Mrs Travis Smith shopped in Kansas City Saturday. Many young folks of Purdin went skating Sunday the ice being fine. Mr and Mrs Merle Wohler were Sunday guests of his brother Cecil who is ill with appendicitis. They were shopping in Brookfield Friday.
Weather forecast for December 14 reports sleet snow and rain in the morning. Mrs. L W Arnold visits daughter Mrs Fay Coulter and Alice after spending Sunday with them.
Mr and Mrs Bryan Molloy Joyce and Jack of Purdin were Shafter visitors Saturday. Mr and Mrs Harold Cooper and daughters were guests of her parents Mr and Mrs Vernon. Mrs Wm Pride remains ill. W L Baker not well. Kenneth Gooch family guests. Tom Myers visited his mother Mrs W L Baker. Hulette spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Sam Gooch. Chas Britton's daughters Mary Lou and Virginia Rose visited east of Browning. Forrest Phillips and family returned to Idaho December 10. Lundberger family from Minnesota visiting Missouri relatives.
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