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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1926
Page
5
Local notes show many Brookfield and Milan residents visiting area firms and attending events. Aug 7 10 Browning Chautauqua tickets on sale. prize play Across The Street featured. Community members including Elliott, Nichols, and Brummette family guests frequent offices and socials as planning for Aug 1 cemetery meeting and August Chautauqua progresses.
Dr Palm visits Owl Pharmacy in Browning on August 3 for eye glass fittings from 10 30 AM and continues until 10 30 AM the following day. He offers eight other specialized eye services with satisfaction guaranteed.
The notice lists a Teacher's Examination at Brookfield New Adams Building on August 6 and 7 and August 9 at 10:00 am. A Teacher's and Director's meeting and Rural 8th Grade graduating exercises are included. J. F. Hortenstine.
An ice cream supper will be held at Hamilton church on Thursday July 29. Everyone is cordially invited to attend tonight.
A course of eye cultural exercises to help you read without glasses will be offered by Dr. Palm at the Owl Pharmacy next Tuesday.
Friends and relatives gathered Sunday to honor Wallace Grice for his fortieth birthday. Cars delivered baskets and a noon feast was shared, with plenty of leftovers. The gathering featured Mr. and Mrs. Walter Patterson and son Harold, the Lambert family, the Taylor family, the Calhouns, and Lewis Grice’s children among others.
Abner Buriss and family visited Brunswick over Sunday. Mr and Mrs Barrett of Kansas City stayed with their daughter Mrs Mattie Buriss the past week. L T Finnie and family visited Sherry Simpson. Vera Kirk and Bob Fish visited John Stone. W L Kirk family hosted Rosa Kirk and Mrs W Kirk. Several men and boys assisted W E Kirk.
The Linn County agriculture exhibit for the Missouri State Fair August 14 21 has been received at the State Fair offices. J Robert Hall of Linneus is the county extension agent and fair commissioner. Thirteen entries received. four more needed by August 5 to break last year's record. Total $4000 in cash prizes with $2050 to county exhibits. first prize $500 plus several smaller prizes. a $100 silver trophy to the first prize county.
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