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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1935
Page
2
Community notices list family visits and guests in Shafter area including Myers, Baker, Bowyer and Bundies households. Several residents like Irene Berry begin teaching roles. weddings, dinners, and showers feature in West Liberty and Meadville area gatherings. An American Creed excerpt remarks on U S values and industry.
A fragmented line remarks that belief equates to folly and mockery, blending nonsensical humor with military imagery to critique confidence. It suggests a speaker views certainty as irrational and chaotic, using surreal phrasing to imply unreliability.
Mr and Mrs Ralph Lawrence and son Leland visited at the L P Lawrence home with Allen Lawrence and Russell Franklin. Lucille Marlay returned to Kirksville after holidays with A L Marlay and sons. James Glidewell Tom Couch and Joe spent Sunday at the Chas Couch home. Mrs Earl Gramling visited her ill mother Mrs Arlando Murphy. Mrs Martha Davis of Lineville. her daughters Mrs D W Foster and others attended her as she lay injured from a fall. Mrs Russell Franklin stayed a few days with son Joe Franklin. A H McKinney and Arthur Lawrence hosted Wednesday evening.
The column lists local social activity and travel in Shelby area. Families such as Bailey Bullen Bauer Smith Welch Logan Richardson and Logan are mentioned with weekend visits, a trip to Linneus and Chillicothe, a Junior play, and a birthday celebration for a father in the community.
Mrs Clarence Smith and daughter of Kirksville called on Eva Monroe on New Year's Day. Families and friends from Purdin visited relatives in Newtown Kansas City and Laclede, with several attending Dr Burk’s funeral in Laclede.
Street and wife, Sunday evening. Austin Myers and family visit Clinton Myers. George Puiliam and wife and Lucy Cotter visit Herman Hutchinson's Sunday.
I W H Dickinson administrator of the estate of Gertrude Fields deceased intends to make final settlement at the next term of the Probate Court of Linn County Missouri to be held at Linneus on February 11 1935 all creditors and others interested are required to appear and present their claims or objections if any.
I W Dickinson administrator de bonis non of the estate of E B Fields deceas ed will present a final settlement at the next term of the Probate Court of Linn County Missouri to be held at W H Dickinson Administrator De Bonis Non.
By order of the Linn Missouri Probate Court, I Norris J W Phillips as administrator will sell at public auction on January 30 1925 at the west door of the Linn County Courthouse Linneus between 10 a.m. and 5 p.m. the deceased W E Creason's interest in Lot Four Block Nine and Lot Two Block Ten in Brownisg city. Proceeds for cash.
I J H Payne as administrator of Rutha Lambert deceased offers six shares of stock in the First State Bank of Noble Oklahoma for cash at public auction January 23 1935 at the West door of Linn County Courthouse Linneus Missouri during Probate Court hours ten to five Sale is by order of the Linn County Probate Court November Term 1934.
Notice to all creditors and others interested in the estate of W. E. Creason that Norris W. Philips as administrator intends to make final settlement at the next Probate Court term in Linn County Missouri to be held in Linnes on February 11, 1935.
Bernice Pearler spent Saturday night with Ruby and Ruth Helms, sharing time at the Winigan Creek locale.
Rex Rauer returns from the CCC during Christmas week to visit friends. Bardell Minor comes home after fifteen months in the CCC at Freemont with a wife. Charivari greets the couple Thursday night. Earl and Curt Helms visit relatives near New Cambria. Gerald Head spends time with grandparents. Nolan Cassity and friends make a northward business trip. A skating party at Homer Ware's pond draws twenty nine attendees. Local residents call on neighbors during weekend visits and family time.
The item notes difficult roads for Santa and how Nile Bauer and Leon Smith struggled to locate him. It mentions Mr and Mrs W J Bailey hosting many relatives for turkey, Mamie Buswell hosting parents and kin with gifts and a tree, and Bob Boyles being at home for Christmas.
The community near Shelby reports several family gatherings during the holidays with visits among Wilson Chistian Rauer and Thudium families. Measles and diphtheria are active as residents care for the sick while others visit relatives and help with chores.
Tired and nervous readers urged to combat winter illness with McKesson's Vitamin Concentrate Tablets. The ad claims vitamins A and D prevent colds, boost immunity, and support bones and teeth. Sold in a candy-coated, chocolate tablet form, backed by a dollar bottle of 100 tablets.
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