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Browning Leader Record

Location

Browning, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Feb 19, 1931

Page

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Surprise Birthday Party for Mrs McQuown

Relatives and neighbors gathered February 15 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. C. L. McQuown to surprise Mrs. McQuown after Sunday School and church. The group included many families and children who shared in social conversations and wished her many more happy birthdays.

C. L. McQuown J. T. Hoselton Ray and Paul Betty Hoskins Amanda Johnson Lillie Clark Julia McQuown Francis Harmon Francis Louise Garrett C. J. Ingraham Lyle Ida J. W

Ada L Miller seeks Linn County Schools Superintendent post

Ada L Miller announces her candidacy for Linn County Superintendent of Schools ahead of Election Day Tuesday April 7, 1931. The message asks voters to support her bid and expresses appreciation for their vote.

Ada L. Miller Linn County

Family gathering honors six nieces after long separation

Fifty relatives met at Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Payne home on Sunday February 15 to honor the six daughters of Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Head. A large dinner was enjoyed as old ties were renewed. a Baptist church meeting was announced for Thursday night February 19 with important business and a full attendance urged.

J. H. Payne J. L. Head W. J. Cowley Colorado H. O. Thomas Kansas City E. A. Labar The Baptist Church

Maggart 75th Birthday Dinner Held at Frank Maggart Home

John Maggart celebrated his 75th birthday with a Sunday gathering at his eldest son Frank Maggart's home. Attendees included Frank and family, Clark Harmon family, Charley Farr, Thomas Nelson and daughter, Bewey Laske and son, Ted Wilkins and son, Alva Maggart and daughters Ilene and Virginia, Earl, J. B. and Thelma May, H. S. Browning and Cecil Taylor. The day was marked by family reunion and good cheer.

John Maggart Frank Frank Maggart Clark Harmon Fmaily Charley Farr Thomas Nelson Bewey Laske Ted Wilkins Alva Maggart Ghters Ilene Virginia Earl J. B Thelma May H. S. Browning Cecil Taylor

Gathering Ends With Grandpa's Birthday Wishes

Family members spent time in games music and social conversation before departing at a late hour after wishing Grandpa many more happy birthdays. One attendee remained in the gathering.

Grandpa

Mrs Marm Kimbrough Dies After Hospitalization

Mrs Marm Kimbrough of near Purdin was taken to Kirksville hospital Friday February 6. She underwent an operation Monday and died that night. She was a daughter of Mrs Amanda Johnson of the west side of town. The sudden death cast gloom over the section. A proper obituary will appear next week.

M. Kimbrough Marm Kimbrough Purdin Kirksville Amanda Johnson

Dr Palm to Browning Eyeglass Factory Sample Fit

Dr Palm advertises the only eyeglass factory within seventy miles and will fit sample glasses at the Bailey Maytag office in Browning on March 30. Warning to beware of strangers accompanies the notice. Dr Palm is described as honest and skillful.

Chillicothe Dr Palm Bailey Maytag Browning Dr. Palm

Some of our Future Teachers Back in School

Future teachers from our high school completed a two week rural teaching experience. Under Misson Street the students taught at various schools including White Oak and Enterprise with names such as Howerd Carter Alma Cotter Mundell Erma Peterson Jenkins Vadis Nickell Gooch Omar Atkins Brookshire Mervyn Garrett Emmagene Oaks Pierce Lucile Quigley Scottsville Pauline Jennings Whaley John Smith and N Hooker.

Misson Street Howerd Carter White Oak Lenore Tully Smith Alma Cotter Mundell Erma Peterson Jenkins Vadis Nickell Gooch Omar Atkins Brookshire Mervyn Garrett Enterprise Emmagene Oaks Pierce Lucile Quigley Scottsville Pauline

Tax Notice Collector Schedules Duncan Township Visits

Ola F. Knifong announces tax collection rounds at three locations. On Thursday February 19 at her home in Cora, Friday February 20 at Artz Hardware in Reger, and Saturday February 21 at Citizens State Bank in Browning.

Cora Artz Hardware Reger Citizens State Bank Browning Duncan Township Ola F. Knifong

Mrs A B Stewart Dies After Illness At Home

Mrs A B Stewart died at her home northwest of the city after long illness. She leaves a husband, daughters and a son, and a host of friends mourn her departure. An obituary will follow in next week’s issue.

A. B. Stewart

Hog processing accident leaves finger nail and thumb cut

John Moore, while hog slaughter, swung his arm as a hog tried to exit a barn door and struck a butcher knife. The blow cut off a fingernail and badly split the palm and thumb though wounds were dressed and healing. Grover Gable assisted and stood by the door during the incident.

John Moore Grover Gable Jack Grover John

Railroads seek truck haulage to Rochester and Red Wing

The Chicago Great Western asks the state commission to abandon freight trains to Rochester in favor of trucking between Rochester Red Wing Zumbrota and the Twin Cities. A contract with St Paul Terminal Warehouse Co. would handle all freight on a per mile tariff basis. Trials over 90 days showed speedups by trucks for less than carload shipments, with no projected loss of existing rail trains. A public hearing is set for March 4 at the state railroad and warehouse commission in St Paul. Also a local note laments speeding on Main Street and requests reinstating former high cross- ings for safety during mud.

Chicago Great Western Railway Ywia Goochue Zumbrota Rochester Red Wing Ciles A. F. Hall The Great Western St. Paul Twin Cities Hall State Railroad and Wareouse Commission Capitol Minn Daily Republican

Stock for Sale by O T Johnson

25 head of good breed ing ewes 3 to 4 years old. One Jersey cow fresh. One 2 year old Jersey heifer. Two 3 year old heifers. One 5 year old whiteface cow. O T Johnson.

O. T. Johnson

P. E. O. Meeting Held at R. A. Glaze Home

P. E. O. chapter met on Wednesday February 11 at the home of R A Glaze with Miss Lorraine in attendance.

R.A. Glaze Lorraine

Lincoln Birthday Stories Frame Hostess Lesson

Mrs B H Peterson led a National Birthdays lesson prepared by Mrs Lorene Whaley who was absent. Fourteen members answered roll call with Stories of Lincoln. The hostess and her mother served a lap luncheon.

B. H. Peterson Lorene Whaley Lincoln

Sullivan County Garden Club Plans Autumn Flower Show

A large turnout at Milan City Hall for the Sullivan County Garden Club meeting heard Miss Blanch Summers’ lecture. Mrs. Nora Heaton spoke on dahlias and a committee was formed to plan a county flower show, with a Feb. 21 Milan meeting to adopt a county flower and slogan.

Sullivan County Garden Club Milan County Blanch Summers Nora Heaton Penn Township

Birthday Dinner for Jerry Jennings at Fay Peterson Home

Fay Peterson and his daughter Velma hosted a one o clock dinner party Sunday February eight in honor of Jerry Jennings twenty first birthday. After dinner the guests played bridge and praised Velma as a wonderful cook. Present were Mr and Mrs Joseph Nevins Mr and Mrs George W Prather Elizabeth Ann Prather Velma Peterson Jerry Jennings and Fay Peterson.

Fay Peterson Miss Velma Jerry Jenning Jerry Joseph Nevins George W. Prather Elizabeth Ann Prather Velma Peterson Jerry Jennings

Township Collector Candidate Announcement in Benton Township

Lorene Whaley announces candidacy for Township Collector in Benton Township subject to Republican primary voters in March.

Benton Township Lorene Whaley

Valentine Party At White Oak Grove School

The White Oak Grove school hosted a Valentine party Friday with a small program games contests and prizes. Candy and popcorn were served and attendees included Mrs. J. G. Nickell and daughter Waneta Mrs. Beryl Head and daughter Peggy Mrs. Rob Stephenson and daughters Sylvia and Nellie Mrs. Francis Fanning Mrs. Glen Freeland Miss Velma Taylor Vernon Stephenson and Dorris Mae Hines.

White Oak Grove J. G. Nickell Waneta Beryl Head Peggy Rob Stephenson Sylvia Nellie Francis Fanning Glen Freeland Velma _ Taylor Vernon Stephenson Dorris Mae Hines

Letter from South Dakota renews Leader-Record subscription

A letter from Hot Springs South Dakota dated February 14 1931 encloses a 1.50 P O money order to renew a subscription to the Leader Record. The writer Mrs Alice Timma from Browning Missouri notes no snow or cold weather and jokes about a semi tropical climate if it continues.

South Dakota Hot Springs Dak Joe Nickell Browning P.O Leader-Record S. Dake Alice Timma

Five Prominent Couples Struck by Cupid at Milan Wedding

A double wedding occurred in the Stanley Hotel parlor in Milan on Sunday. Raymond Labar of Linneus and Genneva Holiday of Milan wed, as did William Smith of Linneus and Neva Elliott of Milan. Both unions surprised their friends.

Stanley Hotel Milan Raymond Labar Linneus Genneva William Smith Neva Elliott Labar Maude Holiday Mr. Labar John Labar Mrs. Smith M. M Barrows Mr. Smith Record

Jackson Township Democrat Primary Schedule

Voters in Jackson Township will convene at Shafter on March 21 to vote for township offices. Polls open 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Candidates must file with the Township Clerk by March 14. By order of Committee.

Priary Jackson Township Shafter

Wedded In A Bank

Earl Miller and Miss Annie Wilson of Lemons were married Saturday at 11 o'clock in the Directors Room of the Farmers Exchange Bank. Rev. Mark Wilson of Winigan performed the ceremony with Uncle Iben and Harmon attending as witnesses, after which the couple returned to Lemons with their relatives.

Earl Miller Annie Wilson Lemons Mark Wilson Winigan Rev. Wilson Farmers Exchange Bank Uncle Iben Mr. Harmon

Brinkley and Coram Wed After Surprise License

Clyde Brinkley of near Cora and Miss Elma Coram of Kirksville married in Linneus after securing a license. Clyde is the son of Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Brinkley. Elma is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Coram. She has worked three years at the local shoe factory.

Clyde Brinkley Cora Elma Coram Kirksville Linneus Clyde A. C. Brinkley Elma Arthur Coram

Gifts of good will for couple's wedding journey in life

A note from many friends wishes the couple success and happiness as they begin their marriage and navigate life's voyage together.

Democratic voters in Dux township meet to nominate tickets

The Democratic voters of Dux township will meet in their respective precincts on March 71 percent to nominate a ticket for various township offices. By order of Committee.

Duxcan Varous Township

Owl Pharmacy Ad Offers Payment For Killing Your Rats

Local Browning Missouri advertisement claims a 15.00 reward for killing rats and invites readers to ask how. The terse promo appears in a historical newspaper snippet from a small town pharmacy.

Owl Pharmacy Browning, Mo

Hollon and Brinkley Wedding Surprise in Linneus

Oscar Hollon and Miss Louise Brinkley married in a sudden ceremony near Linneus on a February Saturday. Oscar, son of Roy Hollon of west of Cora, is a progressive farmer. Louise, daughter of A. C. Brinkley of south of Cora, counts many friends among her circle. They will live with his father for now and rent a place soon. Friends extend best wishes for happiness.

Fragments from a child diary week of family events

A dated diary recounts minor family happenings across a week. The child notes a death, a medical misunderstanding, a bridge party, a ham sandwich shortage, a hospital visit, school concerns, and a doctor visit after misquoting common sayings.

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