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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1930
Page
6
Dr. Hanna, optometrist, available at Owl Drug Store. Local notices detail visits by J D Burwell and J Robert Hall, numerous homecomings and social calls, farm and business trips, sick list updates, vehicle and road news, and New Year greetings across Linneus, Cora, Milan, and nearby towns.
Sunday school at Browning 10 a m. Preaching at North Salem 11 a m and 7 p m. Mt Hope service at 2 30 p m. Rev A F Klause is the pastor.
Winter has returned to Haseville with residents noting cold weather. S.J. and Rolla Gooch visited Linneus on Monday. Marie Sayers stayed with her grandmother Mrs. Wm. Rottman last week. Funeral services for Mrs. Sarah Gooch were held at Mt. Olive led by Rev. John Drinkard.
The weather has been very nice but muddy. L. T. Finney and family visited her mother Sunday. Cread Boyles and Kenneth Sandforth leave for Detroit for the summer. Charley Lambert returns home today with his new bride. Nort Jaynes spent Monday at North Salem on business. The Shelby High School play and pie supper drew a very large crowd.
Poetic reflection on New Year celebrations with a noisy crowd. It describes yelling, banging pans and cans, and a festive mood as the night ends and morning arrives with greetings. Edward F. Williams writes of a long awaited joyous night and the coming New Year.
Saturday morning a fire alarm drew the city to a blaze at the home of Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Lantz. The fire, spotted early, was fought by the engine company and bucket brigade, heavily damaging the roof area but extinguished with significant effort due to a strong south wind.
Woodman meeting announced for Friday night with installation of officers and a meal, per clerk B H Peterson.
J. D. Martin of Richmond, Virginia, received a $200 check from the Numismatic Company for an old copper cent. The firm offers a 4 cent postage-paid coin folder to readers, promising tips on valuable coins and stamps and recalling how knowledge can yield large profits.
Dr and Mrs Quinn Becker spent Christmas with his mother at LeGrange. They were accompanied home by his sister Grace Becker who spent a few days returning home Saturday. W L Elliott of Purdin called in the city Saturday. Will plans to move back home about March first and will spend the next year with B P Christy.
An ad touts Dr. O A Johnson a Kansas City rectal specialist offering a mild nonhospital treatment that guarantees a cure or nothing. It invites readers to request a free 68 page book and patient names at Suite 306 1324 Main St Kansas City Mo.
Mrs T S Elliott and son Lorne along with Miss Ella Keithley spent Monday in Milan. Mr and Mrs G T Carter and Mrs Gertrude Fields went to Laclede Saturday night after Wayne Fields who is recovering from pneumonia. Wayne had been in St Joseph for days but is back home and improving. A B Crain of Kansas City visited last week to review farming interests and friends. Art, now employed in the city, still fondly recalls Browning and his many friends here.
Advertisement promises bladder irritation relief with Cystex and a money back guarantee. Claims rapid improvement and complete satisfaction, urging readers to try the product today despite a limited offer.
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