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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1937
Page
4
Public notice listing Joe Nickell Estate and owner G T Woodward with Brown Oing Missouri as post office location. Indicates second class mail matter status dated July 8 1897 and republished January 28 1937.
Township announces Mrs. Van Christy as Democratic voters will decide at the primary election. The action confirms her candidacy for the office of collector of taxes in Duncan Township.
The notice announces Meson Del as a candidate for the office of tax collector in Denean township subject to the will of Democratic voters at the upcoming primary election.
We are authorized to announce Herry Rhodes as a candidate for the office of collector of taxes in Puncat township subject to the Republican voters convention action.
We are authorized to announce G and Wilhite as a candidate for the office of Trustee of Duncan township subject to the will of the primary election.
In Shelby the sleet remains a problem causing stock loss and risky conditions. Jess Pulliam and Ray Lee report horses and cattle killed by ice. Several residents, including Mrs. George Spencer and Mrs. Lucy Houser, suffer illnesses and injuries while others recover from falls. Local families adjust with coasting using household buckets and spoons.
Mr and Mrs Harvey Hatch and two daughters Lucille and Wilma and Grandpa Hatch of Detroit visited Old Missouri. The group at John Rulon’s was well attended and enjoyable. Mrs Susie Hart visits Aunt Laura McGhee. Nile Bauer and his wife stayed with Roy Jennings' family. Elva Monroe visited her parents. Bennie Burkholder visited Shelby. Carl Logan called on J M Logan’s family. Leon Smith's family had a new nine pound baby boy. mother and baby are doing nicely. C M Smith remains in Chillicothe with the flu.
Widely scattered visits and sick spells mark Winigan Creek social life as families like Pamperl Riddle McCollum Helms Bauer and McCollum clans visit, dine, and share illness reports. Flu cases noted with several households affected and many friends spending Sundays at kin.
Curt Rauer and Miss Dorothy Wilson attended a show in Brookfield on Saturday night. Glenn Bailey visited Mr. and Mrs. Frank Rauer Sunday night. Miss Veda Mitchell called on Miss Mildred Wilson Saturday evening.
Residents report an unusually slick spell with ice everywhere. Local families gather for social events and church activities while farmers struggle to care for livestock. Several incidents include falls injuring a cow and a girl breaking an arm, as residents mention ice creepers and hazardous roads.
Dr M L Haning is listed as a resident optician offering eye tests and gas fittings by appointment in Browning Missouri. The short notice implies local professional services for vision care and eyewear fitting. No additional names or dates are provided.
Dentist office listing for Dr. E R Duncan located over Farmers Store in Browning Missouri with phone number 107.
Jr. and Mrs. Kenneth Young and son visited on Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. T. S. Bartow and son were visitors at the J. R. Wood home that same afternoon.
The Shafter program drew a good crowd on Saturday with plans for weekly Saturday nights led by teacher Mr. Hedges. Mrs. Edgar Morris had her tonsils removed and is recovering. Mrs. Warren Gooch is much improved after illness. The community attended the funeral of Mrs. Sarah Hall at Mt. Clive on Monday. Various locals visited relatives including Mrs. Lillian Remicki with Mrs. Bryan Molloy and Mr. and Mrs. Bryan Molloy at Tom Morris home.
Local notes describe a sunny day amid dangerous ice hazards. Residents: Irene Pulliam, D. L. Cady, Curt Gooch, Virgil Lee. flu and pneumonia illnesses: E C Helms, Sherman Hale. several falls and minor injuries on ice. multiple social visits to Marceline and New Boston. ongoing recovery hopes and neighborly help noted.
First publication January 21 1937. Jarre A Lay and Mira Ley her wife defaulted on a promissory note secured by a deed of trust recorded in Linn County Missouri. The West half of the Southwest quarter Section 21 Township 60 Range 20 to be sold at public auction at Linneus Court House on February 12 1937 between 9 AM and 5 PM for cash to cover the debt and costs. C M Thornton Trustee.
Mr and Mrs Don Shaffer and daughters visited Mr and Mrs C M Nichols and son. A large crowd attended Charley Mallet sale Monday. Monday evening guests included Charley Mallet Emile2 Ray Molloy Virgil Sayers Lizzie Rottmann Bartow Partow and sons. Mrs S H Hess of Laredo visits Geo and family this week. Mrs W E Sayers also mentioned.
Miss Frances Bundridge of east of Cora visited relatives in Kirksville recently. J H Tharp of northeast of Cora reported a good Jersey cow get down.
Mr and Mrs Ross Montgomery plan to move February first to the Antone Riddle property. Mr and Mrs Charley Grice spent Sunday evening with Mr and Mrs George Pulliam.
D D Moyer and E B Matteson of the Missouri College of Agriculture advise feeding wet mash once daily to laying flocks to offset reduced daylight. Use warm milk or water to moisten dry mash and offer what the flock will clean in 15 minutes at noon.
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