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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1936
Page
2
Pleasant Grove items record Sunday visits from Mr. and Mrs. Tom Foster and others. Sad news notes the death of Ed Dunlap at 55, with family details and funeral arrangements. Also listed are hospital updates, sick lists, and multiple family visits across Pleasant Grove and nearby towns.
Local residents hosted and visited friends and relatives through the week. Doings include Sunday guests at multiple homes, church services in Reger and Roger, a funeral in Milan, and a string of shoppers in Chillicothe and Trenton. A stop light fund donation list lists many contributors from local businesses and residents.
Local residents and families from Winigan Brookfield Chilicothe and surrounding areas visited relatives and neighbors Sunday and Saturday across several farms shops and homes. Attendees include the Cassitys Cotters Pulliams Thudiums and Martins with notes of shopping trips and a postponed Purdin ampere program due to bad roads.
Mrs. C A Woolf spent part of last week with her father and sister in Linneus. The Hess and Jennings families visited, with several Sunday calls. Burl Warren and John Simms toured Milan on business. Henry Jerome visited Ben Wood’s home. Little Starvey Sayers stayed with Aunt C E Rottmann. Santa distributed candy and oranges at Trenton outing. about 60 attended the Ladies Aid Society event.
Friday night featured a cordial program by the losing side of a local contest. Refreshments of sandwiches pie and coffee were served. Mr and Mrs Charley Malett and their sons spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Harold Campbell and daughter.
Shafter reports include the Hammocks and Stevenson visiting Trenton Saturday. Elmer Hammock welcomes visitors as hosts for dinner with Molloy families. Darrold Hutchinson and wife celebrate a 94 pound baby boy born December 13 at Brookfield Hospital after cesarean. Ally Rats program draws prizes. True Blue club meets with Elmer Hammock. eleven members attend and host serves refreshments. Mrs. J D Molloy visits J W Salee home Sunday.
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