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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1937
Page
2
The passage lists numerous visitors and family updates from Galt, Purdin, and nearby towns. It mentions trips to Chillicothe and St Joseph, hospitalizations, illnesses, new births, moves, and local events. Notable names include the Sayers, Reed, Warren, Kimbrough, and Shatto families along with others.
Items for the week list numerous local families and visitors. Birthdays, dinners, and Sunday visits are noted with names of residents and friends visiting homes around Browning and Shafter.
Fairview and vicinity residents face damaged wheat and wilting corn amid drought as farmers seek rain. Social notes mention local visits and gatherings while a Farm Bureau and Extension Service canning demonstration led by Cecelia Earhart is set for Wednesday July 7 at the M E Church Linneus.
Mr and Mrs Lee Needham of near Milan spent Sunday with Stella Hollenback. Mr and Mrs Johnny Connell stayed a few days with his mother Stella Hollenback. Mrs George Pittaway and her baby from Kansas came last week to visit.
Schrock property in the south town area. Earnest Pearson shipped cattle to Chicago Sunday morning. Mrs. Effie Pulliam and Mrs. Ona Hedges visited Mrs. Fred Cassity Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Ira Furr of Oklahoma, visiting relatives near Purdin, went to Kansas City for a few days before returning home.
Sunday morning calls by Dan Coffman and Van Mairs on Bill Tucker and Beryl Taylor are noted. Nova Morris traded in Browning on Saturday. Wayne Britton and Adrew Pfeiffer visited Browning and Chillicothe on Sunday and Saturday respectively. Kenneth Knifong conducted business in Milan on Saturday. Roy Smith and relatives visited near Youngstown on Sunday.
Local offer invites boys and girls ages 12 to 16 to write a story about their lumber yard visit for a chance at prizes 1st prize one dollar 2nd prize fifty cents and younger children receive prizes too. All entrants get a 15 cent jar of paint. Other notes mention roof purchases and ongoing repairs at several local homes and farms.
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