Browning Leader-Record Editor Joe Nickell
Local newspaper from Browning Missouri notes Joe Nickell as editor in charge at the Browning Leader-Record. No further details provided in the readable text.
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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1933
Page
2
Local newspaper from Browning Missouri notes Joe Nickell as editor in charge at the Browning Leader-Record. No further details provided in the readable text.
Local notes describe welcome rainfall filling wells and greens forming, a large community fish fry at John Tucker's place with 75 attendees, and ice cream at Bennett's. A July Fourth celebration in Chillicothe drew ten thousand, but traffic issues arose from a paid air field entry. A police fatality occurred during festivities.
Mrs Bertha Smith visited her son Roman Smith in Sinda. Mr and Mrs Carl Monroe from Purdi n spent Saturday night with Dave Monroe. Nort Jaynes visited Laclede to see Mr and Mrs Bill Sutton. Sewing Club held ice cream supper and program at the school Friday night. Shelby Sheep Club hosted ice cream supper at Quinn Guyers Thursday night. Will Welch family visited daughter Tracy Christian on Sunday. Otho Almond family and Ben McGhee with Jeff Mott spent Sunday. Shelby boys played ball with Shafter boys Sunday.
Mr and Mrs J R Wood and daughter Clara Margaret hosted Sunday dinner for Mr and Mrs Virgil Sayers. Teddy Holser stayed with John Holser family amid illness. S J Bartow and family visited Trenton. Darrel and Veda Wood spent the Fourth in Chillicothe. Sunday School at Mrs Sayers' yielded nine children plus ice cream. Jimmie Crooks family and Imogene Wilma Young of Kansas City visited Will Youngs on the Fourth. Yvonne Wood visited Lola Rae Bartow.
Friday night visits at the Ray Trumbo home are noted along with family trips and weekend plans. Several neighbors mention staying with relatives, visiting Chillicothe for the Fourth, and dinners or dinners at church members homes. The column lists names such as Kathern Stephenson Mollie Haley Joyce Lloyd Garrett and Betty Welch among others, with descriptions of brief visits and travel to grandparents and friends.
The Shell Filling Station has purchased the Shell Filling Station of Ernest Richardson and seeks your business. A complete line of Shell products will be offered with service available at any time of day. Your patronage will be appreciated.
Burton Carr and Corene Johnson with Leanna Johnson and Julia Lee Price visited Thelma Badger in the afternoon. Clarence and Mrs DeWitt called at Rob Stephenson’s home Sunday evening. Clifford Weter was in Roger Sunday night. Ray Trumbo and Mrs Garrett with daughter visited Rob Stephenson Thursday. Avis and Teel Knifong were in Reger Sunday night.
D L Cady and aunt Mrs Davie Kimbrough visited his mother and Mrs Kimbroughs sister in Meadville. Mrs Gilbert Kroeger of Kirksville plans a week with her parents near Trenton. The Hamner Cafe burglary yields $50 loss with no clues. Sheriff Brown investigates Friday morning. Ray Armstrong of Kansas City to preach at the Church of Christ Sunday.
Dreary Spencer of Tulsa Oklahoma is visiting his mother Mrs Mary in Walnut Grove. The brief notice records a family visit and identifies the visiting person and his origin.
Miss Connie Talbert was the weekend guest of Ivorene Morris. Roy Dunlap returned home with his mother and daughter. Attendees at the Chilicothe Fourth of July included Faye Foster Eva Qui eg Verda Pipes J B Xinfong Hartwell Franklin and Haskell Lee. Mrs Richer and son Bobby visited with Mrs Chas Pipes family. Dances at Coy Jones’ attracted several from the community. Goldin Boyd and children of Fort Madison Iowa visit sister Lester Lawrence and relatives. Rex Almond and son joined Joe Brownfield in Cora for a Sunday gathering. Ennis Shaw of Washington Iowa visited Vaughn Shaw and other relatives.
Ledger-Record published in Browning Missouri lists assets and liabilities for Citizens State Bank at Browning with loans and discounts, real estate, bonds, and deposits. Notary confirms sworn statement by Joe Nickell and Chester Bagley as president and cashier.
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