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Newspaper

Browning Leader Record

Location

Browning, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Feb 27, 1930

Page

4

North East Linn Weather and Social Notes From Browning

The Browning Missouri column notes warm weather threatening rain. Local residents visit and travel. Robbert Cattey and new wife move northeast of Browning. Perry McCollum and daughter Helen visit Kirksville. Lawrence Satman leaves for Iowa for work. Jury duty and court travel appear in brief regional items.

Sam Franklin Sticklerville Orvil Thudium Elvis Martin Perry Christian Otis McCollum Lawrence Satman Iowa

Shafter Items Show Residents Visiting and Socializing

Local notes recount Booker Murrell lingering near Purdin and Linneus visiting son Grover Murrell and wife, joining a Baker dinner. Several families host Sunday dinners, including the Myers, Arnolds, Purdin, and Smith households, with multiple guests. Weather and springtime joy are also mentioned, plus hog hauling by Pridemore and Kimbrough.

Social Notes From Saturday Night Gatherings

Mrs Abby Long and Mr and Mrs Glen Edwards hosted guests Mrs Florence Edmondson and her two sons Rube and Herman of St Joseph. The Edwards couple visited Sherman Luysters near Linneus on Wednesday. Mrs Alda Smith and son Jack were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs Harry Smith. Harry Smith has a new truck.

Abby Long Glen Edwards Florence Edmondson Rube and Herman St. Joseph Sherman Luysters Linneus Alda Smith Jack Harry Smith

Social notes from North Salem area residents

North Salem news lists weekend visits and local activities. Charley Cordray pledges better service if roads are dragged. Numerous names visit kin, fish, travel to Kirksville hospitals for procedures, and families relocate or host guests across town and nearby farms.

Charley Cordray E. H. Moore Edith Cordray Mamie McCollum Henry Lambert Ethel Jaynes Bird Arthurs Charley Smith Sarah Moore Genevive Cordray Francis Baker Fred Baileys Taylor Gooch Salem Tom Greenstreet Winigan Lile Stone Frank Tucker Minerva Pearler Bennie Rennie Cordray Clay Moore E. E. McClead la Plata

PURDIN ITEMS

We note spring weather and improving roads. Wallace Cady and wife of Chillicothe and Ada Cady with Meadville connections visited Ed Pulliam and family and D. L. Cady and wife Sunday. Earnest Pearson and wife and Mrs. R. D. Monroe visited Frank Pulliam and wife Sunday. Wm. Cassity and wife return.

Wallace Cady Chillicothe Ada Cady Meadville Ed Pulliam D. L. Cady Earnest Pearson R. D. Monroe Frank Pulliam Wm. Cassity

State road work notice for bids on Route 5 Section 13A

Sealed proposals addressed to Jefferson City Missouri will be received by the State Highway Commission until 10:00 A M February 28 1930 for grading culverts and bridges on Route 5 Section 13A Linn County The 1 326 mile project from Browning to Purdin plans can be inspected in Jefferson City or Macon Proposals on forms supplied by the commission may be rejected at its option by T H Cutler Chief Engineer T L McDonald and local notes follow about community events and ads for farm equipment and seeds

Jefferson City Missouri Linn County Browning Purdin Commission Macon State Highway Commission T. H. Cutler

Shelby News Weather Brightens Week In February

Local items note unusually fine February weather and community socializing. Residents Luther Bauer Galen Pailey Chancy Hague and Roscoe Slater cited among visitors and illnesses. Several gatherings at Mrs Boyles and other homes feature Alda McCollum Jenkins and Craig siblings with families.

Luther Bauer Galen Pailey St. Catherine Randal Minor J. M. Boyles Chancy Hague Shelby Nort Jaynes

Local Visit Highlights Family Gatherings This Week

Miss Genevieve Sayers spent the last of the week with her grandmother Mrs Will Rottmann. Mr and Mrs Vane Thurlo and children were Sunday guests of former's parents Mr and Mrs John Thurlo.

Violett McKay Browning Meadville Edward Foster Eugene Burchett Cecil Lay May Cooper Mildred Lena Reid Betty Sue Lloyd Bowyer Alpha Rottmann Mary Longwell Norris Maurice Keithley A. F. Keithley Pauline Jenning Charles Browning Carrie Bowyer Robert Cecil Stephenson George Stephenson Genevieve Sayers Will Rottmann Vane Thurlo John Thurlo Cleve Jennings George Jennings Elizabeth Peery Linneus

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Browning, Missouri Joe Nickell Browning, Mo North East Linn Booker Murrell Purdin and Grover Murrell W. L. Baker D. P. Myers Charlotte K Keith Myers Ruth Alice Marie Coulter L. W. Arnold Albert Smith Orvil Roy Lee California Herman Cooper Hazel Tom Morris George Phillips Vernon Phillips Price Bowyer North Salem News C. L. Moore George Jaynes Nort Bill Tucker Old Drum Lucile Enid Moore Tom Cassity Gene Moore Elmer Arnold Oley Cordray Kenneth Berry Ford Pearler New Boston Harry Cordray Cotton Pearler Alvord Almond Guiles Brantner Mid Head Shreveport Ray Goeoch John Gooch Willard Ross Brookfield Raymond Pagley Aaron Baker Wm. Pulliam Cessity Milan Joe Creason Kirksville Laughlin Hospital Mr. Creason Lucy Houser John Carter Kirksville Hospital Lee Foster Grim-Smith Hospital Lee Amos Cater Raymond Bagley D. L Roy M. Wolf Citizens National Bank THE State Highway Commission OF Missouri T. L. McDonnald Shelby Boys Crede Boyles Joe Finney Marceline Jim Carter McCormick-Deering Peters Implement Co Russell Shelby News Lighthouse Cleanser Farmers Store the Owl Pharmacy Everett Keithley Ted Rottmann Fay Bowyer Mrs Handy Andy
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