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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1935
Page
2
A community column recalls gatherings at Harry Foster’s 91st birthday and local visits. It then highlights Missouri agriculture advances, detailing an all year pasture system using bluegrass, Korean lespedeza, sweet clover, Sudan grass, and winter grain crops, with a new bulletin available at the County Agent’s office.
Several families and couples visited friends and relatives Sunday and Saturday. Notable gatherings included Mr and Mrs Wayne Bagley Dudley Phillips at Low Baker home and Mr and Mrs Elmer Hammock and children at Chillicothe Park. Mrs Warren ill. others hosted at Morris, Bowyer, Hess and Warren homes.
Roger Items reports Mr and Mrs Wendell Smith of Mouth Bend Indiana visited relatives last week. Grant Pittsaway of Kansas came to see his wife at the home of her zmint with the Tunnell family. The infant of Mr and Mrs died July 17 and was buried July 18 in Henry cemetery. C J Long of Harris visited his sisters the Tunnell and Ada Smith families. Mrs Ford King left for a visit in Ames Town. Everett McCormick of Pollock appears among local updates.
William H. Stone, one of the executors of James B. Stone deceased, seeks leave to resign at the August Term 1935 of the Linn County Probate Court to be held in Linneus on August 12 1935. Notice also given for final settlement by Rilla B Bardinger executrix of Eliza J Hardinger estate at Linn County Probate Court Linneus on August 12 1935.
Local residents and visitors are listed visiting relatives and friends in the area. Elizabeth Lovell, Kathern Collins, Helen White, Irvin Smith, and others are noted with durations of stays and host families, including the McKay and Ford households and nearby farms.
A farmer named Thomas Kearns, 55, was struck and killed by lightning while raking hay near the New Garden Church. One horse perished in the incident. The report notes the tragedy occurred Tuesday morning.
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