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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1938
Page
3
Numerous brief items list locals visiting relatives, attending events, or traveling to Kirksville, Milan, Brookfield, and St. Louis. Names include Linhart Becker Carter Rhodes Bolling Bond Cadillac. frequent mentions of ball games, picture show outings, and post‑graduate courses. Several illnesses and a death in Meadville are noted.
Mrs. J G May of Jasper Missouri visits Jasper this week with Mrs Jay Harvey and attends to business at the May drug store. The Moore family from Billings Montana visit Mrs Ann Moore and sister Mrs B H Peterson. Norvell family from Marshall and Lucille Norvell host at C C Norvell home. Kentley Kinley families and M R Parkins guests of Jay Harvey. Various Kansas City and Milan visitors join weekend at the Sanders and George Sanders homes. Jimmie Robison and daughter of Lansing Michigan spend vacation with relatives in the city and with John Robison family near Purdin.
Mrs Geo Pittaway and two daughters Rheta Joan and Dean Jeanette from Western Kansas visited Ada Smith and relatives with a niece from Kansas. C E Burris family move to Calhans farm for barn building. Ladies Aid to hold ice cream supper in the church yard Thursday night. Mrs C F McReynolds and Claudine from Kansas City visit G F Davis family. W A Reger family spent Sunday with Alexander family in Brookfield. Amber Combrie and two children from Oklahoma visit Chas Collins family. Weather prompts reflections on a day in June. Mrs Tunnell Pittaway Ada Smith Edith Lorraine visit Sterling neighbor Mr Joel Long. Ana Humphreys family visit W A Reger for his birthday. Open air picture show in Reger well attended Monday night. best show yet.
Mr. and Mrs. Everett Robinson welcomed a baby boy born Friday June 10. Ida Hemmon and grandson Jackie Dale Hemmon visited the Nida home in Osgood. Ray Nida visits Crowdis. Ike and T D Cutsinger are poorly. Mollie McMullen visited Smiley family. Brimson visitors Edison Raney family. Street family traveled to Kansas City to see Robins witch. Dell May and Grant Hill moved to east town properties. Christian Aid Society met with Ollie Smith.
The president Mrs Ada Harding awarded a large dish for the quilt block with the most pieces, 150 on Mrs T D Cutsinger's block. Johnsons move to Phillip's Station area, Harless Wyatt visits, Hazel Smith departs for Dallas, Mrs John Constant dies. Grasshopper Day June 20 calls farmers to district meetings on poison bait use amid looming drought risk.
Meetings with farm leaders at Humphreys Harris Mystic Green City and Milan note grasshoppers are more numerous than in 1936 or 1937. County Agent Rolla A Baugher urges early use of poison bran bait while nymphs are small to protect crops.
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