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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1933
Page
2
Haleville and nearby families shared meals and small gatherings across a busy weekend. Numerous households hosted Sunday dinners or entertained guests, including the Sayers, Bartow, Gooche, Shafer, and Morris families, with multiple children and relatives in attendance.
The week brought hot dry conditions as farmers cut oats with mixed quality. Local families and neighbors including the Bakers, Gulter family, the Simpsons, and the Morgans hosted or visited on weekends, sharing meals and farm guest appearances across Chillicothe and nearby areas.
Weather remains warm seeking rain. A baby girl was born to Mr. and Mrs. Grover Kerns on the 15th. Several residents made trips, visits, and social calls around Brookfield Kirksville Linneus and St Louis. A 209 bushel corn sale and croquet at the Wilson garage drew crowds. court attendance noted.
The record notes continued heat and dry conditions with rain hoped for. Local sick residents show improvement while farm shipments move cattle to Chicago and hogs to St. Louis. Visits occur among families around Cora including Langdons Clem Dodson and Tharp with plowing and joint gatherings.
The passage notes Mrs. Albert Marlay and family near Milan visiting Friday of last week. Mrs. W. Butler traveled to Cora on Monday. Farmers began haying. Carl Straley and family with Lou Pearler of near Bute and Elsie Taylor near Browning visited Chas. Dodson’s home, Sunday. Grandchildren and friends gathered June 11 at the Dodson home.
Dr. Martin and wife of Texas visited two weeks and returned home Monday. C. L. Hale and wife from Kansas City spent the weekend in town. D. L. Cady and daughter Eve lyn and grandchildren Ada and Garland visited J. O. Pulliam east of Linneus. Francis Lyons of Brookfield spent the week with Garland Hamner. Numerous couples attended gatherings and an I O O F lodge in Linneus Tuesday night.
The weather remains hot and dry with requests for rain. Visitors include Ben Jones and Robert Yost of Los Angeles visiting local relatives. Ellwood Thudium and family dined with Orville Thudium and wife. Jeff Mott and three local-relatives families joined Sunday guests from Salisbury. Mr and Mrs Joe Bausler Mr and Mrs Bud Simmons and three daughters Mrs Lavenia Mott also noted.
Geo. and Brush Bausler and Loi Bailey and wife from Buckiin attended a party at Charlie Pearler's Saturday night. Cleetus Bauer stayed with Richard Thudium and went to Sunday school at Gar ner. Orville Mott and Florence Cassity visited Johnie B Tallman and wife Sunday evening. Norman McDonald and family visited Henry Hubbard and family Sunday. Roy Burkholder and wife of Trenton visited his father W. J.
Albert Dodge and family visited Geo Thudium Sunday. Mrs Vine McPanard attended Bible Class at Garner and dined with Mrs Henrietta Simpson. Bill Krawl attended the rodeo at Brastner's Sunday. Charlie Walters died Saturday morning June 17 after years of snoring. Burial at North Selem Sunday afternoon. he leaves a wife three children and an aged mother.
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