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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1932
Page
4
A garbled column blends social chatter from Haseville with brief notices on visitors and travel around Chillicothe Laredo and Marceline. The item includes a memorial verse for Mrs R O Light and a long list of residents and activities from Haseville, with several family and church gatherings noted.
A movie actress entered into her third marriage and declined to name her first two husbands. Observers noted she seemed unsure or unable to recall their identities.
A fifty two year old man is described in a cryptic, comparative line noting he resembles an eighteen year old girl with a rosebud mouth, then shifts to an image of a jimson weed, signaling a provocative, unsettled portrayal.
A fragment discussing average school child language development, noting estimates that a child uses about eight hundred words and may speak with as few as eight hundred words, exploring the range and implications for communication.
The region experienced frigid air with temperatures dipping to 2 below zero this winter. Marjorie and Clyde Abbott visited their grandparents F McCarey over Saturday night and Sunday while Ruth McCollum and Vernice Christian visited Aunt Maggie Brewer on Sunday evening.
Mrs Roy Hart spent several days last week with her daughter Mrs Ellis Jennings in North Salem. Paul Sell helps Allen Sill saw wood. Robert Cattey and family visited F M Cattey Sunday. Dr Curry and family spent Sunday at Park Chaffie's. George McCollum helps Otis McCollum haul hay today.
I M M Barrows administrator of the estate of Caroline Rinehart deceased will make final settlement at Linn County Missouri probate court in Linneus on February 8 1952. Creditors and interested parties may appear.
Alva M. Deskins Administratrix of the estate of Charles H. Deskins seeks final settlement at the Linn County Probate Court in Linneus Missouri. The hearing is set for February 8, 1932, at the next term of court.
I J H Payne administrator of the estate of Rutha Lambert deceased will make a final settlement at the next probate term in Linn County Missouri. The court will be held in Linnus on February 8 1932. J H Payne Administrator
Garmer area residents note the roadways are opening after a long pause. Luther Lauck hauled hogs to St. Louis for Gilbert Montgomery and Tony Gall. Richard Thudium visited his brother Orville and family. Orville Mott and Clyde Belzer have some entertaining plans. Robert Walters traveled to Shelby for a business matter. Ellwood Thudium and daughter Gladys were in Purdin, Eatur-.
Mr and Mrs Bennie Burkholder spent the weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs Dave Monroe Joan Rulon and family were guests Saturday night and Sunday with his parents Mr and Mrs W L Rulon
Nea l Robinson and family move to a farm near Osgood on Saturday. Melvin Law of Milan hauls cattle to St. Joseph Sunday for D. G. Havens. Several smallpox cases reported in Cora. Cora school closes due to illness. Mrs Head dies, mourned by community. Jim Fanning's, Cot Fanning, and Bill Turner butcher hogs for Haskell Hollow Monday. Rome German moves Neal Robinson Saturday. Baby girl born to Mr and Mrs Rawl Hines. Dr Montgomery of Milan attends Allen Lawrence after eye injury. J N Maxey and family visit F E Maxey’s Monday.
Shafter residents report Sunday dinner guests at the Elmer Hammock residence including Edgar Morris visiting his sister Mrs. George Phillips and family and Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Jennings.
Fragments show visits among the Phil lips Pridemore Morris and Bowyer families with multiple Sunday meals and guests from Purdin Linneus and nearby towns. A Sunday morning fire at the R E Smith store caused major damage with little saved. insurance existed but did not cover the full loss.
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