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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1935
Page
2
Linn county township committeemen elected in the 1934 corn-hog program meet at Linneus on January 7 to map 1935 activities. County Agent Hall says the plan includes a series of producer meetings across townships to explain the 1935 contract and rulings, following producers support in the October referendum.
S W Summers of Milan was here on business yesterday spring. Miss Leona Smith is spending this week in Kansas City with relatives. Mr and Mrs Elbert Howard of near Green Castle spent Tuesday with Mr and Mrs W L Taylor. Mr and Mrs George Walker motored to Laclede Tuesday and stayed with Mr and Mrs A A Hawkins. W H Dickinson took Harvey Fields and Larry Tucker back to Canton Monday to resume school. Mrs J D Seaman spent Xmas night with her daughter and family Mr and Mrs A A Brehm. Ray Baskett spent Tuesday night with Glen Robinson and attended the skating party on Bailey lake. The new Ford is on display at Worley Motor Company. Christmas dinner guests of Mr and Mrs George Robinson and son Glen were Mrs J D Seaman, Mrs Huldah Phipps of Milan, Mr and Mrs A A Brehm and daughter Jerry Lee. George P Fields of near Reger called at our office yesterday morning and renewed for the home paper at our bargain price. Scott Brown called at our office Monday with Canadian money sent by his brother J T Brown of Covell Saskatchewan to renew Leader Record. Mr and Mrs Neal Freeland, who had been guests of D G Freeland, went to Kirksville to visit before returning to Wisconsin.
Foggy morning in Shafter with poor visibility and above freezing temps. Social blurbs mention Mr and Mrs Wayne Coopier and daughter as guests, plus Mrs Elmer Hammock and children Veda and Ja attending meals. references to Mr and Mrs Harold late and Mr and Mrs J Cou ter serge Picea Seg.
Misses Fay and Elsie Jean Dod son visit grandparents northeast of Cora. Lawson Fanning and family from Jefferson City spend holidays with James Fanning family. Pete Carmack from near Lindley visits daughter Jimmie Compton’s family over Xmas. Mrs. G M Spencer of Cora goes to Kirksville. Floyd Fanning is poorly. Ed Almond from southeast of Cora is very ill with pneumonia at Ovie’s home. Cora residents gift Christmas with Mason Dell and Jas Fanning. Relief workers clear brush west of Cora toward the highway. Clarence Modrell family visit. Glen Turner family from near Mystic spend Xmas with Ellsworth Turner’s in Cora. G M Spencer ships cattle to Chicago from Cora. Vivian Fanning at Parkville College spends vacation with family in Cora.
Ced Cassity of Kansas City visited his parent R W Cassity and relatives this week. Clovis Johnson and wife with Lee Hardin and wife were guests of Floyd Hardin on Sunday evening. Fd Murrell and wife of Marceline visited Grafton Kingsolver. Finnie Gooch and Maggie Gilmer visited Mrs George Hisel Friday evening. Miss Leona Garrett of Illinois visited her father Oca Garrett Saturday and Sunday. Mrs Willard Pulliam visits her children in Brookfield this week. Mack Molloy moved into his new shop Friday evening. Etta Mesner returned to Kansas City Thursday as her brother Herman Hutchinson improves. Pulliam visited Fred Cash and wife Sunday. Smith and wife visited Bill Smith's on Sunday.
Erleen Fetters Chester Arm strong Garrett Smith with wife and baby traveled to Detroit Sunday seeking work. Osa Garrett and wife visited Lloyd Garrett and family Sunday evening. Vernon Street and Francis Gooch went to Iowa Sunday with a load of posts, with Vernon returning frequently for corn.
Misses Imogene and Wilma Young of Kansas City spend Xmas vacation with Mr and Mrs Will Young. Numerous local families host and share Christmas Day and week gatherings across the community. Maurice Rottmann at Teachers College in Trenton spent Xmas with home folks.
Local notes report Miss Ethel Harris improving after scarlet fever illness. family visits and social rounds include Miss Fae Foster with Miss Barbara Swearengen, and gatherings at L. P. Lawrence home. Measles care in Milan for Mrs. Otto Mendenhall. Carl Gramling involved in a local incident.
Mr and Mrs Clyde Dillinger of near St Louis spent the Xmas holidays with her parents Mr and Mrs Earl Smith. Ruth Lovelle teaching near St Louis spent the holidays with her mother Mrs Elizabeth Lovelle. Mr and Mrs Arthur Reger and family spent Xmas day with his sister Mrs John Humphreys and family at Galt. Those visiting at the Myron
Local families and relatives from multiple towns shared holiday time over Christmas. Names include Williams, Rardon, Moffitt, Abbercombby, Collins, Fields, Reger, Trumbo, Breeding, Maggart, Grindstaff, Lee, St Clair, Rogers, Davis, Smith, and Tunnell. Visits spanned from Idaho to Missouri communities and beyond as kin gathered at parental homes and with own households.
Sunday visitors at the C J DeWitt home included Chillicothe couples Herb Williams Charley Slater Paul Burton and John DeWitt. A 9 pound boy was born to Ralph and Mrs Collins on December 31. Several residents report Christmas weekend visits and calls with relatives and neighbors across towns including Winigan Fer man McKay Roger West Virginia and New Boston cemetery burial of Minnie Davis.
Frank Cattey and wife visit daughter Mrs Rollie Bailey and family. Otis McCollum and wife visit Earl Abbott family. Perry Christian family visit Ben Purdin home on Christmas day. John Milhoan wife and son Donald visit Glen Demery and wife. Miss Tilda Bailey and Emerson Cordray wed at Linneus on December 24.
Miss Barbara Swearengen of Nevada spent Christmas with her parents Mr and Mrs Charley Swearengen. Henry Morris and daughter Carol of Milan visited Ed Morris. Ed Almond is quite ill. Ralph Morris and children visited Mr and Mrs John Robison in Purdin. Walnut Grove school presented a Christmas program. Max Dunlap of Kansas City is visiting. Mt Zion held a well attended Christmas tree event. Weather hindered news.
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