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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1938
Page
3
Purdin visitors and North Salem residents gather for business, social calls, and family events. Notices include missed glasses found, stork visit to Nevill Bales, nursing student Eunice Wilhite leaving for Columbia University, and upcoming church services led by Rev. W. D. Hurst with Preaching at Browning Baptist Church.
Mrs May Cooney wife of John F Cooney constable of Chillico township died at her home in Chillicothe Saturday night at 11 45 following a heart attack Funeral services were held at Norman Funeral Home yesterday morning at 9 burial was in White Oak Grove cemetery near Browning Surviving are her husband three daughters and three sons Mrs C N Laird Winfield Kansas Mrs Gust Karras St Joseph Miss Lois May Cooney Ruben Fanning Kenneth Fanning and John Cooney Jr all of Chillicothe Two grandchildren Korn Lucille Laird three sisters Mrs James Fanning Mrs Rosa Kelley both of Sullivan County and Miss Kitty Eastman of Sioux City Iowa also survive
County Agent Hall reports a Jefferson Township farm water tank with clear blue water and ducks bathing on a cold day. Walter Sensintaffar used a cut steel drum heater with a draft pipe and fire to warm the tank, a simple plan offered by the Farm Bureau Office Linneus for others to imitate.
Mr and Mrs John Mullins of Excelsior Springs are visiting this week with Mr and Mrs Leland Gabriel and other relatives.
Mrs. Mack Molloy, Mrs. Haning, and Ponnie Hale travel from Kirksville to visit family. Franches Arm strong and Irene Arm strong host and visit friends. Albert Falch heads to Colorado. Dave Brown dies. Nanilee Dail returns home for her grandfather’s death. A farewell party for Louie Barron precedes her move to St. Louis.
J L Jones took his brother Glenn to Kirksville for a hospital examination on Friday. Mr and Mrs Roy Stevenson spent Thursday evening with their mother Mrs Amanda Cook and brother Johnny Cook and Mr and Mrs Everett McConnell.
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