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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1935
Page
4
The Browning Leader-Record from Browning Missouri carries the editor Joe Nickell imprint. This issue circulated under standard post office second class mail rules with the July 8, 1897 registration noted.
The note lists numerous neighbors visiting each other across North East Linn, including Mrs Glen Cordray Virginia Cordray at Neel Cordray s Perry Christian and family at Ben Purdin s Edgar McCollum at Roy Cable s and many more visits Sunday. It mentions local farmers busy plowing planting and hauling cane with tractors working late, plus several residents traveling to Wheeling Chillicothe and Browning for a picture show. A government official and Walter Wood were in the area Monday testing cows for T B.
Last week in Kaseville many relatives visited including Mr and Mrs Burl Warren and daughter and Mr and Mrs Teddy Holser with hosts Mr and Mrs W E Sayers. The Ladies Aid held a social at Ray Molloy home with ice cream and cake.
A sequence of brief visits and gatherings appears among local residents. Earl and Mrs Earl Jerome and T S Bartow families hosted Wednesday evening guests. Kenneth Jentine and family visited Harold Cooper. Elizabeth Foster and Lois McMizick, college students in Mirksville, spent the weekend with relatives. Roberta Owens of near Laredo visited Aunt Molloy. Mrs J R Wood and daughters visited Mrs T S Bartow. H J Woolf hosted neighborhood youngsters for Junior’s 11th birthday with ice cream and cake.
A rural column notes continued rain delays plowing and corn planting while neighbors and relatives from Milan Laclede Cora Trenton and Green City visit family homes. Several local residents are mentioned visiting relatives and attending the Ned Rogers funeral as community life continues amid weather setbacks.
Ralph Lawrence and family host visitors at Edd Franklin home. Browning guests Mrs Otis Lawrence Frances Lou stay with L P Lawrence. Lee Marlay and son visit Albert Marlay. L P Lawrence and family host W A Tharp party. H E Rhea and daughter visit L P and W A Lawrence. Little Johnny Whitcakes has been ill. Jimmie Couch stays with aunt and uncle Allen Couch.
Roger Items reports Ned Rogers known as Floyd Rogers son of Watson and Martyn Rogers died at his Hurdland home June 20 at age 49. He was a depot agent and left a wife Nellie Fisher and three children Donis Etna and Neddie. Survived by three sisters three brothers and his father Watson Rogers. Funeral June 22 at M E Church with Rev Snyder. interment Schrock cemetery.
Lecca's Mrs F R Fanning and chilai were Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs W P Nickell. Gratitude expressed to Mr and Mrs W P Barclay east of town for subscription favors. Thanks to Mrs Mary Kimbrough for subscription favors and to E W Nickell for paying a year’s subscription.
Dr Willis E Christner specializes in obstetrics and diseases of women with general practice. Office contact listed as Phone 102 and address at M E Parsonage.
Mr. and Mrs. B A Mairs came home Sunday from a business trip to Harrison Arkansas. They were joined by Miss Joy Bradford who had visited relatives there. Farmers worked Sunday in fields despite bad weather, with wheat harvest near and alfalfa growers reporting a good yield but tough curing.
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