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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1917
Page
1
The piece calls on residents and merchants to unite to attract business, stressing better value, public spirit, and mutual support. It laments regional competition, endorses local pride, and urges readers to improve the city’s market and community life, signed by F. W. Kille.
Hazel Dawn of Pink Lady fame returns to the Famous Players Film Co. at the Electric Theatre Friday night March 2 to star as Clarissa in Gambier's Advocate a Paramount release by Ronald MacDonald. A tense drama of politics love crime and misunderstanding with tender moments.
A reader in Glendale, California sends a $1.00 money order to renew a subscription and extols the city as The City of Homes. He notes clean streets, hospitality, mild winters, and strong education with Union High School and multiple grammar schools, praising the absence of vice and the pleasant winter.
At 2 PM on February 34 the Whaley residence hosted guests invited by Mrs. R W Whaley Miss Maude Fields and Miss Cora Garrison. The parlor featured flags hats and Washington memorabilia with contests for cherry tree observation and traveling won by Mrs S P Carr and Mrs Jas Williams respectively.
W H Dickinson and Miss Bernice Bolling packed the grip for the farewell trip and arrived in fifty seconds. The prize was cheerfully awarded. A two course luncheon followed the program. Mrs. Whaley and Misses Fields and Garrison were charming hostesses and guests thanked them for a pleasant afternoon.
Bernice Lucile Bolling married R. A. Osborn of Kansas City in a double ring ceremony at the Bolling home in Browning. The event coincided with the bride’s parents 40th anniversary and her grandfather Judge J. T. Fleming’s 82nd birthday. Local and out of town guests attended. reception followed with a three course dinner. The couple will reside in Kansas City after March 15.
Sunday marked G F Peters fifty fifth birthday with a noon dinner at his northeast city home. Guests included F G Peters and family R O Peters and family G T Peters and wife and son B F Peters Clarence Skeen Mrs Dave Johns May Peters and Mr and Mrs Frank Neff with Sylvia Martin.
Sunday, 25th, the home of Judge and Mrs. J. T. Fleming on Line Street was the scene of a birthday anniversary event. Guests gathered to celebrate the occasion with family and friends.
Mrs. D B Hunter hosted a line party in Laclede with guests Miss Laura Jessee, Mr and Mrs B H Peterson, and Mesdames H B Hunter and George Dray. Readings and songs by Flo Hunter and Mr Lewis from Redpath Horner Lyceum System impressed, with Catherine Harter as accompanist.
Last week F A Fleming closed a deal purchasing the Trumbo farm of 345 acres in Grantsville township valued at 25000 dollars. Fleming said it is an exceptional tract of land and he felt he had a bargain. He plans to move to the farm in the near future after the deal closed.
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