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Browning Leader Record

Location

Browning, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Feb 28, 1935

Page

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Young Couple Married at Milan Last Sunday

On February 24 1935 Mydrain Beyer and Miss Lucille Kuhn were united in marriage by Rev Chester Yoes of the M E Church South of Milan. Bride is Browning High School 1932 graduate. Groom is son of Farmington Iowa farmers and industrious young farmer. They reside in Farmington Iowa after a wedding dinner with the Kuhns and other relatives.

Mydrain Beyer Lucille Kuhn Chester Yoes Milan Edward Kuhn Lucille F. M. Kuhn Browning High School Mydrain B. M. Boyer Farmington Iowa Mason Dell

Local Farm Tools for Sale by George Christy

One riding cultivator and one walking cultivator offered for sale along with a Jenkins rake a 14 inch walking plow and a harrow listed by owner George Christy.

George Christy

Diary of village folk from Friday to Wednesday

A fragmented diary recounts local names and chatter about bank officials, car repairs, charity work, marriage offers, and a rumored romance. The entries name Slats Parker Emmy and others, noting tensions and social gossip rather than concrete events.

Unclear note on medical access and delays in care

Fragmentary message complains that in the country care is easy to obtain and that few people keep appendices and tonsils, suggesting doctors still hold them. The text mentions Thursday in Pennsylvania and implies broader access issues.

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Mrs Stella Clark dies at 36 in Missouri

Stella Clark born July 17 1899 daughter of Will and Mrs Richardson died February 20 1935 at home near Nind Missouri aged 36 years 7 months 3 days survived by husband Frank Clark three children Nelson Kenneth Marjorie her parents four sisters and one brother among them Charlie Richardson New Boston Mo Gertie Head Ethel Emma Cassity Della Cassity Nellie Head twin sister of New Boston Mo

Stella Clark Will Richardson Frank Clark Nind Missouri Nelson Kenneth Marjorie Charlie Richardson New Boston Gertie, Head Ethel Emma Cassity Della Cassity Browning Nellie Head

Fulkerson Monument Co Promotes High Grade Memorials

North central Missouri highlights the Fulkerson Monument Co of Brookfield as a premier memorial maker. It boasts modern equipment skilled artisans and top materials and invites inquiries with samples and designs offered by phone or letter without obligation.

North Central Mo Fulkerson Monument Co Brookfield Fulkerson

Spotted Poland Hog Pair Sold by V B Arnold

Two spotted Poland male hogs were sold by V. B. Arnold. The transaction records note the animals identified by color and gender and list Arnold as the seller.

Poland V. B. Arnold

Death of Andrew J. Meade in Missouri note

Andrew J. Meade, born May 22, 1860 in Russell county Virginia, died February 22 at his home southeast of the city after years of ill health. He married Mary Baker in 1882. they moved to Sullivan county Missouri and had four children, two of whom and the wife predeceased him. He is survived by daughters Mrs. Riley McCommas of Westwood California and Mrs. Margaret Sinclair of Los Angeles, plus relatives. Funeral services were conducted by Rev. Luton at Knifong Church, with burial in Knifong Grove cemetery.

Andrew J. Meade Russell County Virginia Mary Baker Meade Sullivan County Missouri Riley McCommas Westwood California Margaret Sinclair Los Angeles Calif

Card of Thanks for Uncle Andie Meade

We thank friends and neighbors for support during illness and funeral of our good friend Uncle Andie Meade Edwin and Louise Martin.

Andie Meade Edwin and Louise Martin

New City Auto Truck and Dog Licenses Set in Browning

The Browning Missouri City Council levies annual license taxes for autos and trucks and updates dog license fees. Passenger cars pay 1 dollar, trucks 2 dollars, male dogs 1 dollar, female dogs 3 dollars. Licenses due by March 10, 1935, from the City Clerk. Unlicensed vehicles or dogs after March 10 face arrest per the board of Aldermen.

Browning Board of Aldermen H. L. Adams

Real Winter Weather Prevails Here Again

The article notes a brief improvement in road conditions after a dry spell last week as farmers harrowed fields and roads. Rain returned Sunday with persistent showers, followed by a north wind and a sudden freeze by Monday morning bringing a light snowfall and a second winter outlook.

Hay For Sale At Mrs Carrie Larkins Farm North Salem

Good hay for sale on the Mrs Carrie Larkins farm near North Salem. Call or see Leon Mitchell.

Carrie Larkins North Salem Leon Mitchell

Moving Time At Hand

Moving season is near as the roads improve. Loads of feed hay fodder and farming implements shift to new locations. By week’s end most will have relocated and spring work will begin with planned corn acreage and beans on rented land.

Bert Steele Passes Away in Pleasant Hill Township

Bert Steele a longtime Pleasant Hill township resident died at his home east of Cora on Monday afternoon after months of ill health. He was known as a reliable community member.

Bert Steele Pleasant Hill Township Cora Mr. Steele

Creek Flood Delays Mail Run to Winigan

Wesley Brantner, Star route carrier from here to Winigan, reports both Yellow creeks out of banks. He crossed Little Yellow, then became mired before Big Yellow, needing six horses to free his car. He resumed mail run to Winigan via Green City Tuesday.

Wesley Brantner Winigan Yellow Creeks Little Yellow Creek Big Yellow Creek Green City

Farmers Sow Korean Lespedeza For Pasture And Seed

Farmers in the region increasingly use lespedeza as pasture and a cash seed crop. It supplied some grazing even in drought when grasses burned. Beware dodder seed in lespedeza offers this spring. check for a small round seed with a shiny black coat. The extension office offers guidance and soil-improvement notes.

Letter from Frank Priebe on feeding and chick quality

Frank Priebe warns poultry raisers about the dangers of feeding shortages and cheap chicks. Letters from Kansas Missouri Iowa Indiana report low hatch rates and nonlaying pullets due to poor feeding and weak stock. He urges buying high producing, well fed stock and emphasizes raising fewer quality chicks over many poor ones.

Kansas Missouri Iowa Indiana Middle West Frank Priebe

Card of Appreciation from Home Workers Club

I thank the ladies of the Home Workers Club who helped in the making of the beautiful quilt I drew some days ago. S. Johnson.

the Home Workers Club S. Johnson

Social Event Hosts Bide A Wee Sewing Club Dinner

Mr and Mrs W H Dickinson and Mr and Mrs J D Lay entertained Bide A Wee Sewing Club and husbands with a two course bridge dinner on Wednesday February 20. Prizes for high scores went to Mr Taylor guest Mrs Gooch club lady Mr Bolling club man and Dr Grice floating prize. Invited guests included Mr and Mrs Guy Dray and Mr and Mrs D A Taylor of Linneus. Club members listed: Mrs Lula Duncan McDavid Fayette Mr and Mrs K M Duncan Brookfield Mr and Mrs J P Bolling Mr and Mrs H C Bailey Mr and Mrs J H Calhoun Mr and Mrs R M Calhoun Dr and Mrs E R Duncan Dr and Mrs W D Grice Mr and Mrs C W Gooch Mr and Mrs J N Neet Mr and Mrs A D Peterson Mr and Mrs C L Whaley Mr and Mrs J R Williams and Mrs Lorene Whaley.

W.H. Dickinson J. D. Lay Mr. Taylor Gooch Mr. Bolling Dr. Grice Guy Dray D. A. Taylor Linneus R. A. Glaze Lorraine Glaze Lula Duncan McDavid Fayette K. M. Duncan Brookfield J. P. Bolling H. C. Bailey J. H. Calhoun R. M. Calhoun E. R. Duncan W. D. Grice C. W. Gooch J. N. Neet A. D. Peterson C. L Whaley J. R. Willams Lorene Whaley

Bailey Maytag Company Clearance Sale

Bailey Maytag Company advertises a clearance sale on items including a Duofold heater 14 HP gas engine electric motors ice boxes electric washers and more with prices from $5.00 up and May tags as low as $39.50.

Bailey Maytag Company

True Blue Club Secret Sisters Valentine Exchange

True Blue club members held a Valentine exchange meeting postponed from February 13 to 19 due to bad weather. Mrs. Carrie Bowyer hosted at her home decorated with red hearts. Thirteen members attended including a crepe paper craft demonstration by Mrs. Lilburn Gilmer and several Valentine games. Prizes went to Mrs. Edgar Morris and Mrs. Will Morris. Hostess served homemade fudge.

True Blue Club Carrie Bowyer Lilburn Gilmer Gilmer Edgar Morris Will Morris Bowyer C. R

Entertaining Adams Wesley class at Crawford home

Thursday night Miss Maude Morris and Mrs. Nellie Seaman hosted the Adams Wesley class at the Crawford home in the east part of town. The hosts planned unusual games and served delicious refreshments. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Elmo Schrock and Saralou, Mr. and Mrs. Gale Thurlo, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Nevins, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Bennett and Mary Sue, Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Lantz and Ronald, Mr. and Mrs. George Prather and Elizabeth Ann, Rev. and Mrs. Luton and Marianna, Mr. and Mrs. Crawford, Mrs. Velma Murphy and Mary Lou, and Mrs. Velma Jennings and Fay Prather.

Maude Morris Nellie Seaman Adams Wesley Crawford Elmo Schrock Saralou Gale Thurlo Joe Nevins Arthur Bennett Mary Sue Maurice Lantz Ronald George Prather Elizabeth Ann Luton Marianna Velma Murphy Mary Lou Velma Jennings Fay Prather

Private Money Lending Note by C M Thornton

A brief loan offer appears as a private money lending notice by C M Thornton. The item states the speaker has money available to lend and invites contact for arrangements.

C. M. Thornton

Carter Smith Nuptials Surprise Marriage at Bride’s Home

F. D. Carter and Mrs. Frances Smith wed Saturday evening in a private ceremony at the bride’s east city home. The rites were officiated by Rev. Luton, pastor of the Methodist Episcopal Church.

Carter-Smith F. D. Carter Frances Smith Luton Methodist Episcopal Church

Wedding Bells for Everett Myers and His Bride

In South, with members of the contracting parties present, Mr. and Mrs. Everett Myers were married. Best man and bride's maid assisted as the couple, who have long lived in the city, now plan to reside in the Mairs family home and begin married life among a wide circle of friends.

South Everett Myers Mairs

Democratic Convention in Pur din March 18 Nomination

The Democratic Convention of Benton Two will meet in Pur din at 1:38 PM on Monday March 18 at the I O O F hall to nominate a ticket for the coming election.

Benton Two Purdin I. O. O. F. Hall

Mid-Week Bridge Club Celebrates Washington Birthday Party

The Mid-Week Bridge Club hosted a George Washington birthday event on Friday February 22 with progressive bridge. Winners were Mrs Harold Rinehart and Earl Nickell for high scores, traveling prize to Mrs Idris Bohannon, consolation prizes to Miss Elizabeth Burwell and Mrs Violett Kenley. Guests included Earl Nickell Joyce Ann Elizabeth Burwell Carrie Ellen Neely and Mrs Olan Murphy.

George Washington Harold Rinehart Earl Nickell Idris Bohannon Elizabeth Burwell Violett Kenley 0. G. Jones Wayne Stufflebean Edgar Hoselton Marshall Bohannan Ray Nickell Leon Kenley Edgar Carter Kenneth Williams Ronald Rath Joyce Ann Carrie Ellen Neely Olan Murphy

Sunshine Workers Meet in Brookshier District

The Sunshine Workers of the Brookshier District met on February 20 with 13 members including Mrs. Reba Nickell. They worked on rug rags, made a flower garden rug, and shared a covered dish lunch. Apron contest favored blues. blue winner Mrs. Veda Lambert and yellow winner Dorothy Sayre.

Sunshine Workers

Linn County Girl Miss Madge Reece to Speak on National Radio

Miss Madge Reece formerly of Bucklin will speak Wednesday March 6 from 11:30 to 12:30 on Home Demonstration work from the U S Department of Agriculture in Washington over NBC. County Agent J Robert Hall urges 4 H club members and families especially county women to hear the address.

Linn County Madge Reece Bucklin National Broadcasting Co U. S. Department of Agriculture Washington J. Robert Hall Miss Reece

Tax Collector Schedule For Purdin Browning

Notice to taxpayers Isabel Gooch announces tax collection in Purdin on February 28 and March 2 Browning on March 1 and March 4. Tax collection dates and locations are listed for residents to comply with assessments.

Purdin Browning Isabel Gooch

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Myrian Beyer C. E. Yoes Mr. Parker Witch Lucy Gipper Witch Reddy Hal Pinney Teecher Elsys Teusday Oscar Weddle Milly Tombs Lizzy Stone Enny Wensday Ant Emmy Mrs Cate Bide-A-Wee Sewing Club Jay Powell
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