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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1924
Page
4
Dr. Robert Nelson Spencer, pastor, defended Police Chief Vasser from pulpit attributing lax law enforcement to public apathy rather than police effort. He urged Kansas Cityans to help enforce laws and praised Paul Wolley as capable of cleaning up the city if the public collaborates.
Winter arrives in the Cross Roads and Cora area with several local visits and events. Families including Grissamer Clem and Harris, Maxey, Langdon, Dodson, and Hollon share Sundays with relatives. Aunt Sallie Jennings is ill. Wm Butler suffers a serious finger injury. A Milan farmers meeting drew attendees and Chas Dodson and Cecil Dodson hosted. Godess McDonald wed Charley Franklin in Milan. Fred Glidewell visited Cora on Sunday.
Letters of Administration granted to Roy Earl as administrator for the estate of Lewis T. Asher, deceased, by Linn County Missouri Probate Court on November 12 1923. Claimants must file within six months for allowance otherwise barred after one year. Attest Arthur L. Pratt judge of probate.
Local notes from Purdin list family gatherings and visitors during the holidays. George Hedges and P T Hedges, Jamaca Illinois and Shreveport Louisiana, spent Christmas with Uncle Billy Hedges. Many residents visiting relatives around Brookfield Milan Zion Browning and Marceline.
The play produced December 27 under the American Legion and town volunteers drew a crowded audience. Cast members were praised and the Legion plans a second performance for country visitors on January 3, noting bad roads on the original date.
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