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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1934
Page
2
A brief newspaper record from Brown County Missouri dated February 8 1934 notes postal processing as second class mail matter with a prior listing of July 8 1897. The item references the Browning Leader Record in Browning Missouri and confirms post office registration.
Mrs Ellis Clawson returns home near Humphreys after time with parents Mr and UMirx. Lloyd Bowyer and daughter Gertie visited Laredo for dental work and other relatives attended sales. Russell teacher Leatha Oakes spent weekend with home folks. Several from the community visited at John Longwell's with family and others attended events in Browning Trenton and Bedford.
Mr and Mrs Glenn Wright and daughter spent Sunday at Charley Harris home. Charley Couch and sons hauled hay for Mrs Mary Dalzell last week. Mr and Mrs Jim Compton moved to Milan from the Benton Frazier farm. L P Lawrence and family visited Otis Lawrence home. John Franklin and family visited Edd Franklin Sunday. Dolly Jones stayed with her sister Mrs Leo Whitaker for a few days. Esta Clifford and Fay Foster attended a dance at Chas Morris Friday night. Loren Couch visited Nova Pil over the weekend.
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred McKney along with Silva Neely, Walter Rhea and Otis Lawrence were Sunday dinner guests at the L. P. Lawrence home. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Neely and son Alden were Browning visitors on Wednesday.
Garrett Smith and family visited Mrs. Smith west of Purdin. Ruth Amex from Newtown visited her parents F. A. Johnson. Mrs. L. M. Elliott and Ruby Carr visited Eva Monroe. Vesta Bundridge visited her parents Geo. Hisel. Lee Bagley and family visited Gene Urbach. Johnny Carter and family visited Ray Cloud. Eva Monroe and Virginia Lee visited relatives in Brookfield. Ray Pulliam and Ivan Hedges visited Dick Ogle in Brookfield. George Taylor and wife of Meadville visited Johnny Carter. Carolee Fleming celebrated a birthday with her mother’s party. Rex and Mrs. Almond moved to the Mairs farm south of Paw Paw. Charley Morris hosted a dance. Local youths gathered at Winnie Christy’s for games.
Letters of administration granted by Linn County Missouri Probate Court dated January 22 1934 to Norris W. Phillips as administrator. Claims must be filed within six months for allowance or be barred. one year from grant date to avoid permanent removal of rights. Arthur L. Pratt Judge of Probate.
Mrs. Lester Lawrence spent the week end in Green City with her mother Mrs. Ester Frazier. Guests at the Mortis home Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. C. C Moore of Brookfield, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Dunlap and children and Connie Swearengen. Mrs. Charley Pipey and daughter Anna Mary visited Ed Almond's Sunday. Ralph Moore's children Evelyn and Jerry spent the past week in Brookfield with the Moores. Woodrow Spencer, visiting his mother Mrs. L. Johnson, returned home. Mrs. Mary Spencer called on Mr. and Mrs. Earl Shaw Sunday. Arthur Pipes and family visited Saturday night and Sunday.
West of Cora residents Chell Howard and James Fanning attended tasks and trips, with Fanning and Peters from Cora heading to Kansas City on business. Local people like Langdon, Modrell, Dodson and Harmon frequent roads and hospital visits show roads remain in good condition while daily chores continue.
Mrs Neve Palmer from Canada visits relatives in Reger. Community members, including the Swanks, Whites, Ledingtons, Stephenson and Ford families, host visitors and attend church events. The Christian Crusaders of the Church of God meet with a lesson on Salvation and welcome all to Sunday and Friday gatherings.
Brookfield and Milan visitors populate a busy week in Purdin with gatherings and calls. Local residents share meals, business trips, and birthday dinners as families and friends socialize across nearby towns. Notable names include the Maggarts, Montgomeries, Cassitys, Creasons, and Pulliams.
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