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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1937
Page
2
Public notice records ownership by G. T. Woodward and publisher Buttered. Filed at the Brown City post office in Missouri as second class mail matter dated July 8 1897.
Christmas trees and programs at Reger drew attendees on Wednesday and Thursday nights. Several families and individuals spent Christmas Day with relatives in Green Castle Missouri, Kirksville, Chillicothe, and St. Louis, including the Stephenson, Williams, DeWitt, Fields, and Ford families among others.
Seers winter has come in recent days. Roy Malay and family move to Clante Ceach farm southeast of Milan. W. J. Largden and Wes Cordray of Browning visited nearby. J. H. Tharp and family of northeast of Cora visited Cecil Clem and family in Harris Missouri. Ernest Bundridge and family with Fried Bauswell visited Vernie Foster east of Cora. Cecil Docsen of Prockfield area visited parents east of Cora. Clyde Hoskins and Sster Lawrence families visited Mrs Troy Head and kin in Chillicothe. Charley Woods of Kansas City visited Ja Brinkley’s wife. Baine Glidewell of Arkansas visited friends around Cora. Albert Seaman and Tim Havens shopped in Cora. Luther Brookshier of Kansas City spent holidays with brother Guy and family southwest of Cora.
Weath er is fine for the season and residents look forward to a prosperous 1937. Local families gather for New Year celebrations and church visits, with Cassity Pullam Craeson Cady and Cotter hosting or visiting. Several trips to Men ville and Merceline are noted along with market runs and maple tree work.
Obituary notice reports the death of Charles Fanning at his home on Thursday December 31. He was the father of local mail carrier Floyd Fanning, and relatives Mr and Mrs H A Talbert hosted guests near Milan.
Tom Maxwell visited at the T. L. McDonnald home Tuesday. Nile Bauer and Hadley Ryan made a business trip to Kansas City Monday. Mildred Wilson spent Tuesday night with Mrs. Leamon Powell. Veda Mitchell visited her parents Mr. and Mrs. Leon Mitchell over the weekend. Alda McCollum visiting T. S. McDarnad’s for a few days. Curt Rauer helped Leon Smith build a fence Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Bil Bailey spent Saturday night and Sunday with Frank Rauer. Elva Monroe made a business trip to Brookfield Saturday. Harold Wilson and John Buswell made a business trip to Frockfield Sunday. Ray Bauer and son Dean were in Shelby Sunday after corn. Tom Smith returned to Shelby to live with his sister Mrs. Roe Logan. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Dodge and Mr. and Mrs. Paul Dodge and daughter spent New Year’s at T. L. McDonnald’s. Kermit Rulon and wife called on Nile Rauer and wife Thursday night.
Sas City residents welcomed a baby boy named Kenneth Russel born to Mr and Mrs K W Young. VU Rettmann is seriously ill prompting family needs. Several relatives visit and travel for work and caregiving across nearby towns this week.
Morning gathering of the Home Workers Club at Lorene Murrel's home brings 35 members and guests. Members share dishes and gifts around a decorated tree, enjoy a noon dinner, and hold a brief business meeting with delegates named for a January demonstration.
Alma led a Christmas program with group singing Sient Night Holy Night and a generous gift exchange. Members and visitors listed attended a warm day of fellowship. Next meeting with Mrs Bessie Riddle set for January 14 1937 with loan envelope on basket making.
A high level of prices for all farm seeds is anticipated for 1937 as seed production in 1936 was abnormally low, leading to tight carry-over supplies and elevated costs for growers.
Drought damage to spring sowings elevates legume seed demand and prices. Foreign imports expected. Missouri seed laws require purity and weed-free labeling. An all-day county meeting at Linn County, with Col.
The 12th Clover Conference will meet at the Linneus Court House beginning at 10 o clock on Tuesday in January. The event gathers attendees for talks and discussions on agricultural topics and community matters.
Earnings up to 45 dollars in first week promotion. Brand new Ford Sedan delivered as a bonus to participants. Complete outfit provided. No risk or penny required. Free details by sending coupon to Albert Mills at 200 Monmouth Ave Cincinnati Ohio.
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