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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1938
Page
2
An announcement names Mary E. Kelley as a Democratic primary candidate for Recorder of Deeds in Linn County Missouri to be decided August 2, 1938.
Mr and Mrs Marshall Carter of Green visited their son George and family over the week end. Mrs Alpha Lovell left Thursday to visit her daughter Elizabeth a nurse in Los Angeles California. G F Davis visited his sisters Mrs Fred Pfeiffer and Mrs Blanche Lair in Green City Monday. Mrs Gyndoline Jacobs and seven children of Browning spent Sunday with Aunt Luella Maggart. The Jacobs family includes Jerald John Junior Herman Reta June Donald Ronald all with brown eyes and varied ages. Mrs Evalyn Pittaway and Ada Smith were in Trenton Monday. Miss Thompson of Milan visits Miss Maude Reger.
Regional residents exchange visits and travel details across Green City and nearby towns. Names include Beaulah Munns Deve Reed Darrell Hampton and W. C. Riddle with relatives in Kirksville Milan and Washington D C. Read reflects a lively pattern of family visits and summer plans across multiple households.
and Mrs. S. M. Romine, Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Archie Hampton and son were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Riddle. Mr. and Mrs. Idis Hill took their little son to Kirksville last Tuesday where his tonsils were removed. Dean Clubine has returned home after spending several months in Tennessee.
First publication June 9 1938 announces a trustee sale of a 79 acre property in Linn County Missouri held by Jacob Quigley and Al pha Mae Quigley. The sale is at the west front door of the Linn Linn county courthouse Linneus on Friday July 1 1938 between 9am and 5pm to satisfy overdue notes secured by a December 1924 deed of trust. Arthur D Campbell is the trustee.
Mr. and Mrs. Ezra Cook and son and Miss Lois McMickle spent the week end with home folks. Numerous relatives visited in Haseville, including the Shafer families from Kansas City, Rottmanns from Kansas City, Crooks and Williams households, and gatherings at the homes of Holsers, Youngs, Warrens, Sayers, Wood, and Foster. The long chain of Sunday calls highlighted extended family ties and community life.
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Ellis Hedges and children entertained at Sunday dinner her grandmother Mrs. W. L. Baker and Mr. Baker, her mother Mrs. Elizabeth Cooper, Mr. and Mrs. Marion Cooper and Mr. and Mrs. Homer Buswell. Hugh Campbell of Browning is noted.
Sunday and Friday visits fill the week with neighbors calling on Mrs. Pridemore and Mrs. Arnold. Dudley Phillips dined with the Bakers. News from Mrs. Ernie Hicks in Kirksville hospital shows improvement. Gilmer hosts Hutchinson Hammock and others for ice cream and cake. True Blue Club social at Edgar Morris home praised. Mt. Olive Church father and son supper and program enjoyed by many generations. June charm noted as everything appears beautiful.
Weather remains hot in direct sun while shade offers relief. Social notes report visits by Mrs. Jess Garrett and Mrs. John Hedges, a birthday at Mrs. Carl Cassity’s, a Michigan trip by Mr. and Mrs. Cady, and a softball Sunday with Alva Bagley and Churchill Urbach teams. Dee Monroe funeral held Friday at 2 p.m. at the M. E. Church.
Phillip Bailey and family visited John Bauer's on Sunday. Delbert Asher and family Herbert Coram and family Kay Stufflebean and wife spent Sunday at Lawrence Riedl's home. Mr and Mrs Tom Buswell and family visited her parents Charley Cordray. Mr and Mrs Floyd Yochim also mentioned.
The passage lists visits by families and individuals including Earl and Ruth Helms with Chas Helms, Sun Oren Bailey and family with Don Minor, J. O. McCollum and Gerald Moore shopping in Brookfield, Ruth Helms home to help her mother, Randall Minor and Gerald Moore with wives in Shelby for a music event, and Roy Pamperl with wife and Lawrence Riedl in Brookfield on Tuesday.
Local residents report family visits and travel to nearby towns. Mrs. Ethel Jacobs of Hamburg dies. funeral held in Humphreys. Christian aid society met with Mrs. May Henley. Several residents visited relatives in Galt Kirksville Trenton and Laredo, Kansas City.
Dean McClead and BE McClead traveled to Brookfield by Ford V-8. Edna MacFearler stayed with Virgie Cordray. Salem crowd attended Browning show. Elijah Wyatt left for Oklahoma with kin. Helen Swisegood and Carl Pearler drove to Brookfield. Local residents visited kin and neighbors Sunday and Monday with several trips and examinations noted.
Ward Moore visits Shelvy to see Uncle Ben McGhee who is ill. Darlene Tearler stayed with sister Mrs Gail Barry near Isocklin. Wilma Head visited cousin Catherine Bull. Fay Jennings and son Oren were in Brookfield. Bauer's softball team beat New Boston 12 to 5. Mrs Versia Pailey visited Mrs Bertha Lambert and collected flowers. Winston Crist of New Boston stayed with Oren Head. Frank Head and Edd Lambert hauled lambs and veal calves to town.
Farmers are busy cultivating corn. W L Rulon and family visited Kermit Rulon and E E Thudium near Purdin. Sunday guests at W J Burkholder included Bernie Burkholder Elva and Edna Monroe and Eddie Moore Johnie Burkholder and Tona Gaul. Lawr ence Ried home hosted Herbert Coram Delbert Asher Kay Stufflebean. Roy Maxwell and family bought a new Chevrolet. Geo Thudium attended Willard Wyant funeral at Pleasant Grove reporting a large crowd.
Purdin visited his parents Mr and Mrs Thos Coram on Sunday. Gilbert Montgomery and family visited their father George Thudium Sunday. Naomi Thudium and Mrs Orville Bateswell called on Mellie Thudium Monday evening. Ora Mott, Braden Thudium and son were visitors. Orville Thuchum and family visited Mr and Mrs Elvis Martin Sunday afternoon. Mrs Florence Mott and Mr and Mrs Will Burkholder shopped in Brookfield Saturday. Art Tripp shipped cattle by truck the first of the week. Mr and Mrs Arthur Coram went to Kirksville Monday afternoon. Mr Coram had his back treated. Reva Coram staying in Brookfield with Mrs Orville Bateswell this week.
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