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Browning Leader Record

Location

Browning, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jul 11, 1935

Page

2

North East Linn community Sunday visits noted

Roy Hart and wife spent Sunday at Ellis Jennings home. Perry Christian and family visited Carl Vencll's on the Fourth of July. Tom Buswell and family visited Charley Cordray's. Ivan Cable and family visited Robert Catteny. Noah Head and family and Robert Jackson and family visited Mrs. Maggie Brewer's Sunday. Mrs. Ora Cordray visited Brookfield last week. Walter Jones and family visited Arthur Watson on Sunday. Otis McCollum and wife spent the Fourth at Ben Nickell's. Lloyd Spencer and family of Purdin visited Harry Nickell on Sunday evening. Frank Cattey and wife visited Earl Abbott in Winigan on the Fourth.

North East Linn Roy Hart Ellis Jennings Perry Christian Carl Vencll Tom Buswell Charley Cordray Ivan Cable Robert Cattey Noah Head Robert Jackson Maggie Brewer Ora Cordray Brookfield Walter Jones Arthur, Watson Otis McCollum Ben Nickell Lloyd Spencer Purdin Harry Nickell Frank Cattey Earl Abbott Winigan

Local residents visit relatives across several towns

Mr and Mrs Carl Huffman of Gilman City spent Sunday with sister and husband C E Maggart. Donald DeWitt and wife visited family in the southern part of the state. Several couples from Oklahoma Knox City and Kansas City spent time with kin here. Dan White moved to town.

Carl Huffman Gilman City Harold Leeper Pollock Leta Davis Kansas City G. F. Davis John Lewis Near Humphreys Ernest Clements C. E. Meggart Clyde Foster St. Joseph Ford King

Rainy skies mirror town’s slow growth and illness

The note mentions frequent showers aiding growth if not excessive, and reports the death of Henry Johnson with a Monday funeral. Others include Brookfield visitors Carl Monroe and family, Sun-Ponca Pulliam in poor condition, and relatives from Humphreys and St. Louis aiding or visiting ill kin.

Purdin Henry Johnson Raymond Pagsey Willard Ross Brookfield Carl Monroe W. M. Hedges Humphreys James Lodgs Kansas City James Huston St.Louis Henry Smith L. Fetters Eh Cata Detroit

Mrs Henry Buswell Visits Kansas City Relative Kin

Mrs Henry Buswell spent the weekend in Kansas City visiting her brother Fred Kennedy and family.

Henry Buswell Kansas City Fred Kennedy

Community visits spread across Osawatomie area

Pennett Hollow of Osawatomie Kansas visiting Ed Morris and relatives. Mrs Charley Pipes spent Monday night with her daughter. Mrs Hartwell Franklin and son hosted a visit with Mrs Franklin accompanying her home. Mancer Beck of Milan visited friends late this week. Jim Morris spent the Fourth in Brookfield with sister Mrs C C Moore and family. Mrs Roy Dunlap who had been in Kansas City visiting daughter and husband Edgar Hatch returned Friday. Mr and Mrs Leo Dunlap of Milan spent Sunday with Winnie Christy.

Pennett Edgar Hatch Leo Dunlap Milan Winnie Christy W. S. Langdon Perry Jacobs East of Cora Brookfield Chas. Baldwin Macon City G. M. Spencer Ted Rice John Hollon Jacksonville Misses Fay Elsie Jean Dodson Cecil Clem Harris Alden Tharp J. H. Tharp Morris Watson St. Joseph Billie Black Charley Couch Gene Bauswell COC Clifford Fanning Ann Bundridge Enid Okla Add Payne W. A. Butler

Farmers Sow Corn as Warm Nights Boost Growth

Farmers report corn planting is largely completed with some patches replowed. Chinch bugs plague fields in parts of the community while wheat and rye harvest has begun but yields are uneven. Social notes mention Rev John Drinkard of Laredo visiting, family arrivals, funerals, and local visits with multiple neighbors and relatives across the area.

John Drinkard Laredo Mount Olive Church W. L. Baker Gid Gooch L. W. Arnold Bryan Molloy Carrie Bowyer Frank McMickle Sam Gooch Linneus Adam Duffield Willie Pridemore Kirksville Virginia Veda Hammock Joyce Molloy Veda James Hammock Henry Jerome Wm. Morris Bud Lay Bud Elmer Hammock Nolan Martha Creasen Helen Kimbrough Smith Young Folks Harold Cooper Phyllis Vernon Phillips Junior Phillips Mary Smith Brookfield Earl

Community Notes and Relief Canning Plan

Local residents share visits and travels around Cora and nearby towns with numerous names and events. Missouri relief workers will teach home canning to aid families, distributing jars and equipment and creating 50 centers to process surpluses for winter.

State Relief Administration Garden and Food Conservation Department Crossley Gram Relief Commission

Official Statement of Citizens Savings Bank Browning Mo 1935

Official statement lists assets totaling 292 458 18 with loans 133 625 18 and cash 103 783 86. Liabilities show capital 32 706 25 and deposits 259 751 93 including time deposits 44 598 24. Board names M L Haning president Norris W Phillips cashier and notary Harry Rhodes notarized July 8 1935.

Browning State of Missouri Leader- Record Civedieou Oy U. S. Govt Muni Banking House Furni Fixtur Peirce Undi of Linn M. L. Haning Norris W. Phillips A. D Harry Rhodes

Dinner at Nester church draws well attended crowd

Bernice Pearler visited Brookfield with her aunt for several days. Miss Ruth Helms is employed in Brookfield by Mrs. Ray Wampler.

Winigan Creek Nester Church Bernice Pearler Brookfield Ruth Helms Ray Wampler

Social notes mention visits and holidays in Ethel Missouri

Lewis Standly of Ethel Missouri spent a few days with Carl Helms. Mr. and Mrs John McCollum and family spent a Saturday in Brookfield. The 4th was enjoyed despite heat. Charley Helms and family visited Tom Standly. The Club meets with Mrs. Susie Thudium Wednesday. Rex Bauer from the CCC Camp came home for the 4th. Mae Minor and Velma spent Saturday with Pearl Helms and Ruby.

Lewis Standly Ethel Carl Helms John . McCollum Brookfield Charley Helms Tom Standly Susie Thudium Rex Bauer CCC Mae Minor Velma Pearl Helms Ruby

Notice of Resignation in Estate Proceedings

William H. Stone, executor of the James B. Stone estate in Linn County Missouri, will apply at the August Term 1935 of the Linn County Probate Court at the Linneus courthouse on August 12 1935 for leave to resign his office and trust as executor. Dated July 1 1935.

County of Linn A. D James B. Stone William H. Stone of Linn Linneus

Notice of Final Settlement for Eliza J Hardinger Estate

Notice is given to all creditors and others interested in the estate of Eliza J Hardinger that executrix Billa B Hardinger intends to make final settlement at the next term of the Probate Court of Linn County Missouri to be held at Linneus on August 12 1935.

Eliza J. Hardinger Billa B. Hardinger Linn County Missouri Linneus

Haseville Items Include Gooch Family Notices

In Haseville a brief column lists Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Gooch and daughter alongside Mr. and Mrs. W. J. with no further details.

Haseville W. W. Gooch

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Record Browning Joe Nickell Brown Walnut Grove Chevrolet Chevrolet Motor Company Michigan General Motors ASA de Luce Browning, Missoury Imogene Wilma Young Will Young Johnnie Morris Ben Wyoming Marjory Campbell T. J. Bartow J. C. Sayers Virgil Sayer O. E. Rottmann Ladies Aid Society Almeda Bartow Martha Gooch C. A. Woolf A. Duffield Sue Campbell W. J. Gooch Trenton Kenneth Jennings Earl Jerome Shafter T. S. Bartow Lola Rae Jean J. R. Wood Haseville Church Wallace Crossley Missouri Relief and Reconstruction Commission Citizens Savings Bank Willis E. Christner Osteopathic Physician Obstetrics and Diseases of Women General Practice M. E. Parsonage State of
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