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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1931
Page
5
Personal notices list residents visiting and moving details from Brookfield to Linneus and Milan with names such as Dr Hanna Gordon Johnson Anna Pipes and Bud Lawrence. Also included is for sale corn at 75c per bushel and notes on school seal stamp sales a local achievement.
A string of social and business visits fills Friday through Monday in the East of Cora area. Fordy Christy Worth Maxey and Maurice Festar from Linneus and Cora respectively were noted visitors. Regulars like J G Nickell and others traveled for work and fresh news.
Miss Flossie Smith visited Geneva Jennings Friday night. Mr and Mrs Floy Cordray and their baby son spent Sunday with his parents Ola Cordray. Alpha Pearler visited Vivian and Helen Qwise good Sunday. Ilean Lambert of Winigan stayed Friday night and Saturday with her father Everett Lambert. R A Arthur helps Elmer Arnold shuck corn this week. Rev Mar Wilson visited Simpson Cordray home Saturday night and Sunday. A number of people were observed in the community.
Charley Cordray remains ill with back trouble while Mrs. F M Cattey shows improvement after a period of sickness. Neighbors assist with farming tasks as Elmer Clapp and family relocate near Winigan and work continues at the Ben Cattey farm. Dr Martin tends local patients and social visits occur across Purdin and nearby homes.
Cor a and Clem Spring toward Carson and Cuddy Contract Co start plans. Amos Cotter buys a mule from Tom Jennings Friday. Duff Jennings and Weldon Smith visit Milan on business Monday. Frank Smith recovering from a horse incident. Mrs. Lee Shepherd hosts sister Nell Maxey for her 38th birthday with a noon cafeteria dinner and music. Guests include E. E. Maxey, Jack White, and many relatives and friends.
Rev Crawford preached at Cross Roads for two weeks with good turnout. Inez Tharp and Mrs Olan Boyd from Humphreys visited J H Tharp's home. Mrs Rebecca Head is improving. G D Franklin and Lawson Fanning went to Jefferson City on Monday for jobs. E L Dodson’s house caught fire Monday morning but firemen saved most of the home.
Winter arrives in Purdin with Mrs J D Molloy and children Blanch and Virgil shopping with neighbors. Brookfield visitors include Wm Pulliam, Guy Davis and sons Norris and Keneath. Mrs Lucy Jenkins and granddaughters Helen and Wil...
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