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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1932
Page
4
Weather is cool with rain likely as Shelby notes a string of social items. Harry Finney Curment Bullen left for Detroit to seek summer work. Families gathered for JM Logan’s 79th birthday with a celebratory supper. Abe Fuller visited grandparents, Sherry Simpson improves, and local residents hosted parties and visits around Shelby and Linneus.
A Breezy roundup notes social visits, dinners, and family news from Shafter to Milan including gatherings hosted by Bowyer, Dr. Lane Freeman, and the Falconer clan. It also carries official financial statements for Browning Savings Bank and three local banks with detailed assets liabilities and sworn attestations.
The township board met Saturday in Shafter and transacted business. Visitors Glora Be, Elmer Hamingck, Henry Purain, L. W. Arnold, Virgil Molloy, and Lowel Gibson were in Browning and Purdin Thursday for business.
Guests of Mr and Mrs Rob Stephenson and family shared Sunday dinner at the Fritg Brinkley home. Fanning and Knifong visited the Ames household. Maxwell traveled to Purdin for business. Quilting was a prominent activity with several local women assisting Mellie Thudium and plans for more quillings to follow.
The weather turned cooler with less rain as residents note the change. Leon Smith hauled hogs to Purdin on Saturday with Orville Mott. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Dodge visited the McDonald home. Bennie Burkholder spent the weekend with the Hadley Rulons. Thelma and Evelyn Lauck attended a Mary Smith party. Clyde Belzer and Orville Mott had dinner with Alva Swisegood and family. Ellwood Thudium and family are mentioned in gatherings.
Dr Martin and his family came back to Vernon Street after traveling from Palas Texas. They had transported a truck load of furniture to Hale on Monday for Orville Bowyer who is located there.
Guy Davis and wife welcome a baby boy born December 29. W A Davis returned from visiting Ray Fosher and family. W J Penhale and wife visited R D Monroe and daughter. George Pulliam of Brickfield visited home folks. Ray Pulliam and family saw Lee Bagley family. Mrs Callie Smith bought a new radio as a Christmas gift. Mrs Lin Hutchinson visited Jay Burkhoder and family.
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