Post Office Notice From Brown ing Missouri
Watered at the post office at Brown ing Missouri as second class mail matter. Dated July 8 1897.
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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1938
Page
2
Watered at the post office at Brown ing Missouri as second class mail matter. Dated July 8 1897.
Authorized statement announces Harry F. Kelley as a candidate for Recorder of Deeds of Linn County Missouri subject to Democratic primary action on August 2 1938. Kelley seeks support from Democratic voters in the party contest.
Community notes from Shafter highlight daily life and gatherings. The column lists reunions visits and family events in Jackson Township with mentions of D P Myers from Iowa, Elizabeth Cooper staying with relatives, local households hosting dinners, and health updates like measles and whooping cough among local families. Peas and gooseberries ripening signal seasonal fruiting.
A fragment notes a timer or token used during courtship and jokes about men wasting half hours in idle bother rather than spare time. It contrasts Father courting Mother with a Browning joke about men with no spare time.
Mrs. Anna McClaskey, who has arthritis, is real poorly this week. She is visiting Mrs. W. A. Myers this week. Miss Eunice Donoho, who has been visiting Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Scott, returned home this week.
The article notes good warming nights helping growth and improving health with Dee Monroe and Frank Tarnow recovering nicely. Mrs. Effie Pulliam was visited by Mrs. Dave Hutchinson and daughters and Wallace Pulliam from Phoenix came to visit relatives and friends.
Mr and Mrs J A Cassity of Topeka visited relatives here last week. Chester Armstrong spent the week here with relatives and returned to Detroit. Mr and Mrs Ivan Hedges and Mrs Clarence Tattershall of Kansas City were here for the weekend. Clovis Johnson returned to Kansas City after a brief visit with his parents.
Mrs W J Bailey and son Gail plus Kermit Rulon called on Frank and Vina Raver. Orvis Logan and Chub Rulon arrived in Washington D C with Orvis earning 30 cents an hour picking cherries. Various families visited relatives and attended a ball game at North Salem.
May week highlights Sunday visitors at W J Burkholders included Henry Hunter J Burkholder Watson Burkholder and family from Moberly and Detroit visitors DeWitt Rulon and wife plus extended family. Families and relatives arrived for reunions and visits with local households and at church services.
At 10 a m everyone invited to attend our Bible class. Don Moffitt and family visited Roy Maxwell and family Sunday night.
The community notes good growing conditions with grasshoppers increasing. Local visits include James Bingham near Green Castle visiting his daughter and family. Ernest Clemens of Roger and others visiting relatives in Salisbury. Multiple neighbors report home repairs and road work, with Vernie Foster celebrated for road dragging Saturday.
Mr and Mrs Edgar Hatch and their Kansas City guests spent Decoration Day with Mr and Mrs.
Roy Dunlap and families visited Browning area with Almonds and Morris. Charley Pipes and Ralph Morris households hosted, plus Miss Jamnice Pipes visited Kirksville. Foxes killed turkeys for Roy and Charley Pipes families, Junior Dunlap from Drexel visits Donald Dunlap. Della Havens visits Ray Pipes.
Jacob Quigley and Alpha Mae Quipley mortgaged land in Linn County Missouri. Due to default the trustee Arthur D Campbell will sell at public vendue at the Linn Linneus courthouse west front door on Friday July 1 1938 between 9:00 am and 5:00 pm for cash to satisfy debt interest and costs.
Jimmie Robison and wife visited Mrs. Effie Pulliam and others over the weekend. Mrs. Will Jenkins suffered a severe heart attack but is improving. Will Robison and Mrs. Wohler families spent the weekend with relatives. Wallace Pulliam and Frances Norvell married in Chillicothe and left for Phoenix to start housekeeping, with Wallace bringing a ready furnished home.
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