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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1933
Page
2
Local residents hosted and visited relatives over the weekend with many calls to Brookfield and Purdin. Guests included the Smiths Ear Smith Bettie Lou Bowyer and families while threshing winds down and wheat remains light for feed as fields near completion.
The Shelby column notes a dry spell fueling haying, Leon Smith buys a new truck, and several locals travel to Detroit to visit Nile Rauer. A party at Harold Owens and a Brookfield show draw crowds while Mise and Mary Smith stay with Marjorie Crist. Crede Boyles, Emil Deskins and Gale Hubbard head to harvest fields as LT Finney visits.
Wednesday on business. Johnny Burkholder and wife, Mrs. C. M. Smith and Mrs. H. Wikert were in Broosfield Saturday on business.
Mr and Mrs Tom Foster visited Sundy at the D W Foster home. Okland Roach and family and Chas Murphy with daughter spent Sunday at Arlando Murphy’s. Floyd Gillpatric of near Green City visited W A Tharp. A girls sewing club led by Miss Lorrane Lawrence progresses well. About 25 youths picnicked at LP Lawrence’s grove Sunday. Homer Hollon visits his brother John Jones family. Avelee and Mary Alice hea with Chas Schotlin and Arthur Lawrence were Sunday visitors at Edwin Rhea’s. Esta and Fae Foster week end with Hazel and Dorothy Hurdell in Milan. Leo Whitaker helps Floyd Neely harvest. Pleasant Grove ball team to play Chillicothe colored team Sunday June 23. They faced Pennville Sunday. score not reported.
Cooler weather prevails as the Sewing Club meets Mrs Otho Almond. Mrs Ben Cattey and Mrs Floral Simpson drove to Brookfield for shopping. Shelby neighbors honor Mrs J E Spencer with birthday blocks for a quilt. The Jolly Jones Club gathers with Mrs Clay Stufflebean.
A quirky recipe for pineapple upside down cake using canned fruit and a butter sugar base contrasts with a DC policy note urging reform in local government costs and criticism of tax exempt bonds. The article blends domestic cooking guidance with fiscal critique, highlighting government overhauls and taxation concerns.
The column lists neighbors visiting and traveling for work, Sunday school at Bear Branch, calls on Mrs. C. H. Almond, and family visits near Trenton and Brookfield. Purdin's ball team defeated Cora 22 to 7. Will Welch visits Detroit and haying is the day’s task.
A dry spell prompts calls for rain as families from Halewville gather for Sunday meals and visits. Harry Rhodes and family join Otis Lawrence clan, Goochs visit Gooches and Sayers host gatherings, while birthdays and denominational get-togethers mark the weekend in Linneus and surrounding homes.
Purdin items note RJ Potter and family from Meadville visited friends in Pur din on Sunday. Ray Armstrong and sister from Kansas City, along with Mr and Mrs Alva Bogley, shared Sunday dinner.
Tuesday evening Roy Smith was called to Marce line to go to work on the railroad. Roy Armstrong preached at the Church of Christ Sunday morning and evening. Mrs A W Cotter had breakfast Monday with Mrs Roy Smith. Garland Hamner was a Saturday evening caller at the Foster home. Mrs W V Louthan took dinner Sunday with her daughter. A large crowd attended the free picture show Wednesday night.
The report notes very good conditions for haying with no rain to spoil stacks. Mr and Mrs Johnnie Burkholder and others visited Will Burkholder Sunday night. Roy Jennings helps son in law Roy Bauer with hay work this week. Ellwood Triudium hauled hogs to the St Louis market Monday.
Orville Mott works at Roy Kennedy's assisting haying. Ellwood Thudium hosted Sunday guests Mr and Mrs W L Cahoon and families from near New Boston and Orville Thudium plus Hubert Baskett. Hadley Rulon family visited his father Will Rulon and kin. Mr and Mrs Paul Dodge and Peggy Jeane were in Brookfield. Susie Ashbrook helped Lara Thudium in her garden last week. Bill Krawl visited over the weekend with Charley Helms.
Notice to all creditors and interested parties that executors America Fleming and Curtis B Fleming will present the final settlement at the next Linn County Probate Court term on August 14, 1933.
Notice to creditors dated April 14 1933 for Farmers Exchange Bank of Browning Missouri requiring all claims to be presented with proof within four months at the bank in Browning. Last date for proofs is August 14 1933. Commissioner of Finance of Missouri in charge of the bank with A Johnson Special Deputy Commissioner listed.
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