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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1934
Page
2
The Browning Leader Record published in Browning Missouri with editor Joe Nickell. Post office metered as second class mail matter on July 8 1897 and June 21 1934.
We are authorized to announce Barry E. Quigley as a candidate for Circuit Clerk and Efficio Recorder of Sullivan County Missouri, subject to Democratic primary voters on August 7, 1934.
Dorothy Riedle called on Mrs. Rubert Baskett Thursday evening. Aileen and Dolores McCollum and Verla and Bernice Bailey visited Kirksville last week. Large lawn party at Charley Helms Wednesday night. Randall Minor home on leave from CCC. Mrs. Nolan Cassity sick but improving. John C McCollum and Gladys McCollum with daughter traveled to Salisbury Thursday. Dance at Homer Ware's Saturday night. Charley Helms family visited Hugh Cassity Sunday. Roy Raver family guests of John Raver Sunday evening. Several locals at Andrew Cassity's Sunday night. Violet Garam visited Bernice Pearler Sunday.
The column notes social visits and family news in Pleasant Grove. Verna Dalzel visits Kirksville school. Carl Pilcher returns to Fort Smith Arkansas with Neve Pilcher family. Local households host guests including Lawrence and Marlay families. A house built for Sam Swearengen. their home destroyed by fire recently. Pearl Franklin heads back to Kirksville for work. Floyd Neely improves after illness.
Wilburn Cox spent Saturday night at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Knight. Mrs. Roy Guy and children visited with her sister, Mrs. Ray Nes and family, for a few days. Mr. and Mrs. Charley Pipes welcomed daughter Anna Mary in the evening. Miss Alveda Tharp has been
Miss Anna Mary Pipes spent Thursday at Elfreda Jennings and Alveda Tharp. Sherman Hoskins and Dave Norman visited from Cora while Jim Pipes called from Roger. Families attended a Cross Roads meeting Friday night. Several visits occurred at the Morris and Pipes homes Sunday evening.
Mrs. Jane Hardinger died at her home Saturday night. Mrs. Sam Franklin, Mrs. Maggie Brewer, Mrs. Leila Cordray and others visited or traveled to nearby towns including Kirksville Marceline Brookfield and Dewey Reidle's. Sunday visitors included Oral Carter George Morton and families and many local residents.
Eugene McKay and Maurice Rottmann of near Haseville left for Kansas on Tuesday amid rain delays. Jay Burkholder of St. Catherine visited the John Longwell home after noon Thursday. Miss Lena Browning hosted a lawn party with fruit refreshments. Gertie Bowyer traveled with the Fulkeson couple to Moberly and Keytesville to visit relatives before returning home. Several local residents, including the Schrocks and Longwells, spent Sunday with the Crooks family and shared a dinner with Fay Bowyer.
Mr. and Mrs. Gus Coulter hosted with sons James and Herbert Longwell while Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Bowyer visited near Humphreys. Irene Crooks spent Sunday with Ida McQuown. Elmo Schrock family and Leon Kenley family joined Byron Schrock household for Sunday observances at Haseville. Edith Rottmann visits grandmother Mrs Will Rottmann and son Ted this week.
Shafter items report social visits and family gatherings in Moberly and surrounding areas. Residents like Jimmie and Correne Crook, Fred Belcher, the Belchers, and the Smiths are noted visiting relatives, helping care for the ill, or attending shows. Weather mentions a fine rain and early spring growth.
Weather stays fair around Shelby with corn growing well. Mary Smith visits Raymond and Mrs Smith. CCC camp boys visit town. Leon Smith the Shelby trucker made five trips to St Louis and two to St Joseph last week. this week he made two trips to St Louis and two to...
Letters testamentary granted to Wm. H. McCollum by the Linn County Missouri Probate Court hearing May 28 1934. Creditors must file claims within six months for allowance or be barred. claims not filed within one year from grant may be forever barred. Arthur L. Pratt judge of probate.
Mr and Mrs Herman Hutchin and son visited Donald Hutchin and wife Sunday. Eli Kirk traveled to Kansas City Saturday. Jay Smith and family visited Cecil Smith and wife Sunday. Buel Axman and wife of Newtown visited her parents F A Johnson and wife Sunday. Mrs James Huston of St Louis is here with her father who is poorly. Mr and Mrs Tom Myers and Mr and Mrs Gaston Kingsolver visited Marion Belcher Sunday afternoon. Walter McIntyre and a family visited George Hisel and wife Sunday. Alice Urbach and Marylee Garrett visited Orville Cokerham over the weekend. Lee Bagley and family visited.
Ray Pulliam and family spent Sunday together. Shirley Foster visited Nellie Kroeger at Ed Pulliam's over the weekend. Jesse Lambert is painting his house and barn white. Eva Monroe and Effie Pulliam visited Mrs. Fred Cassity on Monday afternoon.
Mr and Mrs Clarence DeWitt and Mr and Mrs Lester Stephen with family visited at Bill Farley home near Osgood. Earl Maggart Carl Head Leila Head and Lorene Daniels attended church at Reger Sunday. Joy Belle Robinson visited Maxine Woodall Sunday. Mrs Ray Trumbo and Rex Jim Havens Doris visited Kirksville Saturday after Helen Havens underwent an appendicitis operation. Del Howard Elbert Johnnie Stephenson called on Robert Stephenson Sunday evening. Elbert Howard and Mrs Art Lambert with daughter of California visited Warren Stephenson Saturday.
Rev Bunting filled his regular appointment at the M E church on Sunday night delivering a sermon to members and attendees in the local community.
A light shower drenched the area Sunday morning, reviving crops briefly. Local visits include Mr and Mrs W S Langdon near Cora calling on Jake Lantz west of Browning and Curt Pipes with Francis McClarren helping Mr Fanning remodel his Cora store.
The notice appeals to readers and local businesses to advertise in the paper to help cover production costs and keep the publication available to the community.
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