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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1932
Page
4
Browning town column urges local support for home businesses and home town life. It jokes about advertising bargains driving money local, youth habits, card games, elopements, hatless fashion, and civic themes. It comments on music practice, jaw shape, and old time romance with humor. Leaders joke about presidential burden and Americanization signals.
A Shafter items column recounts Lewis Grice and family visiting Iowa with D. P. Myers. Neighbors host Mildred Bennett’s birthday dinner. Local families attend dinners, move plans discussed as Bryan Molloy buys Edward's place. Community groups meet, officers installed, and various visits and errands noted among residents.
gloomy weather worsens road conditions as residents report slow improvements. J. D. Nester visits D. W. Watson on Wednesday evening. W. P. Minor recovers from a shoulder injury from a Jersey cow. Ralph Davis improves from flu. Lavern Jennings visits Ruth Helms Wednesday night. Cleo Clapp handles Ed Thudium’s mail route amid bad roads. William H. Krawl calls on Ira.
Overstreet events include L M Watson visiting W P Minor and Billy improving nicely. Leon Minor visited grandfather J N Brookshier. T A Milhean helped C W McCollum roof a new garage. N E Cordray called on C W McGollum. Mrs Everett Lambert visited sister Mrs Lloyd Cordray. T M Ware builds a new house and outbuildings east of Winigan Creek.
Local items note continued rainfall over several days. Short social updates include visits and trips: Mr. Nester shopped in Winigan on Friday. Elma Abbott visited her mother Mrs. Coram on Tuesday and Wednesday. Randall Minor and Earnest Watson traveled to Brookfield on Thursday. Earl and Curt Helms visited Randall and Leon Minor on Sunday. Alton and Ada Abbott visited Mr. and Mrs. Nolan Cassity on Wednesday.
Curt and Leon Minor were shopping in Winigan on Friday. Mrs. W. P. Minor visited Mrs. Haley on Wednesday. Randall Minor visited Chester Overstreet on Saturday night.
Notice is given to creditors and interested parties that I. J. H. Payne administrator will make Final Settlement for the estate of Rutha Lambert, deceased, at the next term of the Probate Court of Linn County Missouri in Linnes February 8 1932. J. H. Payne administrator.
I M M Barrows as administrator of the estate announces plans to make a final settlement at the next Linn County Probate Court session in Linneus on the Sunday in February 1932.
Alva M. Deskins Administratrix of the Charles H. Deskins estate will present the Final Settlement at the Linn County Probate Court in Linneus Missouri on February 8 1932 at the next term. The notice names the administrator and court and sets the filing date.
The weather turned cooler after rain. Herbert Wilson and Nile Bauer were in Linnies on business Monday. Everson Carr visited Shelby on business last week. Arthur McCollum and wife helped the Logans butcher last week. Marjorie Crist stayed with Pauline Crist Thursday night. Emil Deskins and Cread Boyles went to Brookfield Saturday to a show. Ivy Walters visited Shelby to see Uncle Rupert Crist. Carlos Rauer visited his uncle Frank Rauer for a few days. Henry Logan and wife spent the weekend with her relatives Tilliman.
Mrs. Ray Bauer and Rosa Har bin visited Salem over the weekend to see family. Jim Head returned from Colorado to spend time with his children and friends.
Local Walnut Grove items list visits and calls among Almonds Hannon Pipes Spencer Morris and Nickell families with trips to Milan Cora Browning and Green City. Across Cora and White Oak the week brings school visits business trips and social gatherings with many relatives and neighbors mentioned.
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