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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1935
Page
3
The column lists residents visiting, traveling, and social activity around Cora and nearby towns. It notes Measles closures in rural schools, weather thaw, and various visits by Dr. Harvey and others. Also mentions local commerce, farm trades, and a Gambles battery sale as winter starts.
Mrs Wiggs and her Wiggs clan star in a musical stage and talking news reel presented with Society Notes. Admission 10c or 25c.
A M Baker was in Shelby on business Saturday. C C Dodson of east of Cora was here on business Tuesday.
All members are requested to attend the next meeting on Friday January 25 1935 for installing officers and any other lodge business. Meals will be provided. B H Peterson secretary.
The region endures a sharp cold spell with north winds and a plunge to seven to eighteen degrees below zero. Snow Sunday afternoon accompanies the chill while roads become rough and fuel supplies strain stock and households as ground freezes and plowing potential returns.
The slight snow will shield wheat and rye, while prior rain soaks the ground. A spell of cold weather is expected to boost health and dramatically improve potential crop yields.
The community reports 14 degrees below zero Monday as residents move, illness spreads with bad colds and scarlet fever. cattle shipments to Chicago, visits to Kirksville, and local relocations mark a busy week with several families moving, guests and sick relatives noted.
Georgie Waller of Humphreys stayed at the Ralph Hoselton home for a few days last week. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Collins received the new gon Enloe. Leo Pipes and David Tunnell hauled a load of rabbits to Chicago Sunday for H. R. Trumbo. Mrs. Sylvia Dye and her children of Cushing Oklahoma visited at the Johnie Stephenson home. Walter Jones of West Point visited his wife Teasday who is ill at the H. R. Trumbo home.
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