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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1938
Page
4
Local residents share visits and travel around Cora, Milan, and surrounding areas. Neighbors attend gatherings, shop in Milan and Kirksville, and greet relatives while noting illnesses, holiday plans, and small events.
The piece lists numerous visitors and family updates around December, noting Mrs. W. L. Rulon's illness and many local residents sharing time at her bedside. It mentions De Witt and wife from Detroit, visits to Orville Triudium’s home, and social gatherings around Christmas events in Shelby and nearby Pur din area, plus Sunshine Workers Club activities.
Shafter residents send season's wishes to Editor and family. Reports note W. L. Baker’s Sunday visit, a store ownership transfer to Earl Hess and wife, and moves of Floyd Johnson to Osa Garrett farm. Community members attend Meadville shooting match and Chillicothe visits.
Christmas shoppers have been very busy the past ten days and have been enjoying wonderful winter weather. The series of meeting that were held at the Baptist Church closed Saturday night after three weeks of service. Mr. and Mrs. Earnest Pearson were shopping in Chillicothe, Mrs. Effie Pulliam visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Cassity, Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Nolan Cassity were shopping in Purdin, Satur
The community of Reger and White Oak mourns the death of James W. Brinkley who passed away last Monday December 5. Sunday visits included Fred Bertschman Judith Ruth Herman Thorpe Grant Smith Stella Bauchman Alda McKinstray Hiram Hatcher Myrtle Dunlap Charley Smith Earl Smith George Artz and Melvin Stephen among others.
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