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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1935
Page
5
A long list of names and towns appears with social calls and visits. Many trips to Kirksville Milan Canton Purdin and St Louis are mentioned along with business, health, and wedding style notices. Public notices include roofing offers and local sales.
Mrs Evelyn Neely entertained the D. C. Club on Thursday afternoon June 20. Bridge was played at two tables with Vivian Pipes winning high score. Guests present included Lorene Burkholder Dorothy King Dorothy Haggard and Vivian Pipes as refreshments were served.
A damaged OCR fragment shows numbers 3 75a tenner 50c 1.00 50¢ 10c with unclear context and references to money values.
Wesley Linhart visited St Louis earlier in the week and C S Bagley from near Purdin came on business. Clare Cox of Brookfield and Dr Becker with others were in Galt on Tuesday. James P Nevins of Kansas City stayed with his mother Mrs Rachel Nevins Sunday. Arch ie Robison and family from Purdin spent Sunday with the Ashby family. Charley Baldwin and his Milan born daughter were Sunday guests of the Taylors. Geo Peters and L C Lantz with H L Adams were in Centerville for business. J H Calhoun and L C Lantz joined a trip to Hannibal Sunday meeting Hooe family from Pesatum. Willy Hooe and daughters Peggy Lee and Susan Carol joined for a visit.
Harry Phillips of Marceline visited relatives on Tuesday. Numerous residents hosted guests including Miss Arlene Fanning with Miss Mary Ruth Harris and families from Fulton Brookfield Purdin Milan Kirksville Centerville and Kirksville.
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