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Browning Leader Record

Location

Browning, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jul 08, 1926

Page

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Prominent Young Couples Married in Brookfield Gala

Miss Mamie Crist daughter of George Crist married Andrew T. Cline of Brookfield last Wednesday June 30 in a large community ceremony. Two hundred guests attended the home wedding with two children guiding the couple to the altar and a fuller dinner and gala day following. The report wishes the couple a long happy prosperous life.

Mamie Crist George Crist Andrew T. Cline Brookfield W. W. Clay

Wedding in the Park Seals Union of Stephenson and Jones

J Floyd Stephenson and Edna Jones wed at the Lambert home after a park proposal. The couple, witnessed by relatives, receive best wishes for a long life together from the community and Henry Clay.

Art Lambert J. Floyd Stephenson W. P. Stephenson Edna Jones Vic Jones Ger W. W. Clay

New Garage at Reger Promises Fair Prices for Auto Needs

Alva Maloney announces a new garage at Reger offering tire tubes oils grease and other auto accessories with an acetylene welding machine on hand. The venture invites local patronage and emphasizes live and let live pricing.

Reger Mooe Alva Maloney

Surprise Birthday Dinner for Mrs Naam Singleton

On July 5 as the 2nd birthday of Mrs Naam Singleton family members arranged a surprise dinner. Cars arrived with baskets of edibles and a noon meal on the lawn. She enjoyed the company of children grandchildren and great grandchildren.

Naam Sngleton

Family Gathering List Names Spotted in Local Notice

The group present included Mr and Mrs Will Phillips with Wilma and John Naomi and Madline, Mr and Mrs Charley Singleton, Mr and Mrs Walter Bowyer with Lois, Mr and Mrs Ray McHargue with James and Mary Joe, Mr and Mrs Orville Bowyer with Harold and Lealand, Mr Harry Phillips and Carmen, WK P.

Will Phillips Wilma John Charley Singleton Naomi Madline Walter Bowyer Lois Ray McHargue James Mary Joe Orville Bowyer Harold and Lealand Harry Phillips Carmen WK P

Smith and Fanning Wed in Parkside Nupitals

The Reverend James L. Bate joined Rayment Sr and Lula Fanning in marriage at the parsonage just as he headed to Browning's Fourth of July park ceremony. Bride Lula Fanning is daughter of Allen and Mrs Fanning of near Old Scottsville. groom Frank Smith is son of Mr and Mrs Frank Smith of Roger, Missouri. The ceremony occurred at 10:00 AM with vows in the name of the Father Son and Holy Ghost. The Leader-Record offers best wishes for the couple's life together.

Bate Allen Fanning Old Scottsville Frank Smith Roger, Mo

Birthday Surprise for Jay Burkholder at 40th

Relatives hosted a surprise dinner for Jay Burkholder on his 40th birthday at Purchin Sunday. Guests included Rudy and Lorene Burkholder, John Burkholder family, W C Miller, Nora Richardson family, Hutchinsons, Gooch, Murphy Elliott family, and Gerald Gooch from Wyoming. The event brought a joyful, full-house celebration.

Jay Burkholder Jay Purchin Rudy Burkholder John Burkholder Lorene Edith Glen W. C. Miller Nora Richardson Leonard Lucile Miles Hutchinson Chas. Gooch Anice Herman Hutchinson Gerald Murphy Elliott Lawrence Gooch Wyoming

Roll of Honor New and Renewed Leader Record Members

The Leader reports recent new and renewed members with gratitude including M. E. Jolley Arthur Mundell L. C. Tomlin W. F. Peters Mrs. W. F. McKibben Prof. Reinhard Mrs. Clara Hilburn James Neely George Gooch J. T. Hoskins Henry Stufliebean J. H. Tharp Oca Garrett Miss Rosa Kirk Luther DeVore A. L. Gilmer J. P. Gilmer I. M. Reed A. W. Taylor N. B. Neely Mrs. Mary Stanforth A. A. Kni fong Luther Lauck E. E. Harris John Tucker and Will Cordray.

Leader M. E. Jolley Arthur Mundell L. C. Tomlin W. F. Peters W. F. McKibben Prof. Reinhard Clara Hilburn James Neely George Gooch J. T. Hoskins Henry Stuffiebean J. H. Tharp Oca Garrett Miss Rosa Kirk Luther DeVore A. L. Gilmer J. P. Gilmer I. M. Reed A. W. Taylor N. B. Neely Mary Stanforth A. A. Knifong Luther Lauck E. E. Harris John Tucker Will Cordray

100 Young Hens For Sale From Clara Hanman

Mrs. Clara Hanman offers about 100 full blood yearling hens for sale. Numbers include 18 White Plymouth Rocks, 35 Barred Plymouth Rocks, 35 Buff Orpingtons, 40 Silver Laced Wyandottes, and 50 White Leghorns. Pricing 5 cents per pound above market for all except White Leghorns at 1 dollar each. Must sell to make room for young stock.

Clara Hanman

Fleishman's Yeast for Sale at The Farmers Store

Local storefront advertises Fleishman's yeast available at The Farmers Store. Item listed as baking aid with no further details on price or quantities provided in readable text.

Fleishman’s

Lozier Opposed W. Printing Deal

Washington D C June 29 1926 Joe Nickell Browning Mo letter recalls Lozier testimony against legislation to end government printing of envelopes. He opposed private competition and notes committee unfavorable outcome. A separate tribute poem to a departed loved one follows with Josie Lee McGhee and children.

Washington D. C Joe Nickell Browning Tan Post Office Post Roads Committee On Post Office and Post Roads Post Office Department Ralph F. Lozier

Dr Palm to Visit August 3 with Guaranteed Glasses

A local advisory notes Dr Palm will visit on August 3 offering guaranteed glasses at low prices. The notice promotes eyewear sales and invites residents to attend for prescription eyewear bargains.

Dr. Palm

From A Former Browningite Letter From Texas June 1926

A Browningville native in League City Texas writes of local developments including a new park and tourist camp, the south's largest oil storage tank farm, and a major fig preserving plant. He notes hot days with cool nights, ripening watermelons cantaloupes and tomatoes, and nostalgia for Missouri.

League City Tex Galveston County Linneus Missouri Old Mo South Texas

Woodpecker Lays 43 Eggs at School Yard

B J Lambert notes a common red headed woodpecker built a nest near his home and laid eggs removed as soon as laid. They have secured forty three eggs and wonder if the hen was the woodpecker’s mate. Also promotes guaranteed silk hose from Nightingale.

B. J. Lambert

In Memory Of Our Husband And Father Lee Roy McGhee

In memory of our husband and father Lee Roy McGhee who died. We cherish his faith, kindness, and years we shared, and we invite friends to honor his memory with prayers and stories.

Lee Roy McGhee

Simple week of town oddities and crushes in a small county

Friday brings a bluffing tale of Blisters and Elsy amid a courting prank with Pug Stevens. Saturday and Sunday feature fairy boat curiosities and a classroom joke about wickedness. Monday to Thursday recount auto digestion talk, a near marriage, indoor golf gossip, and a train visit from Mrs Gillem’s uncle resembling a late brother.

Pug Stevens Ted Jake Ford Bert Dirkle Elizabeth Irene Ben

Lightning Rods Offered in Browning Missouri Ad

L O Carpenter advertises building protection with lightning rods in Browning Missouri urging action before loss. Phone 153.

L. O. Carpenter Browning, Missouri

Silk Scarfs Promoted at Farmers Store Display

Silk scarfs made of georgette offered at Farmers Store for 1.19 dollars each. Large value sale displayed to shoppers.

Farmers Store Browning Missouri

Browning Busiest Natal Day Celebration Ever Held

Browning marked its 150th natal day with a weekend of parades, programs, and a large crowd. Notable figures included Mrs. P. C. Mullins and Rev. Bate. Rev Harcrove and Rev L V Harmon spoke. Linneus beat Browning 9 to 7 in a late game. Miss Morene Dillinger entertained. Rey Carr and Miram Tharp won horse ribbons. crowds praised the peaceful, well behaved festivities.

Browning P. C. Mullins Mattie Duncan Bate M. EE. C Harcrove W. W. Clay Methodist Church L V. Harmon St. Paul's Methodist Church St. Joseph Linneus Main Street Mr. Leslie Bev Carr J. T. Bennett Miram ‘Tharp C. N. Russell Rey Carr Miram Tharp

The American's Heritage

Rev Lloyd V Harmon argues that American Independence Day embodies national pride marking the birth of the Republic. He cites the 150th anniversary since the signing in Independence Hall and notes enormous population and state growth since then.

Lloyd V. Harmon Independence Hall

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