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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1939
Page
8
Several families and individuals from Purdin and nearby areas are noted hosting guests or visiting relatives. Names include Mrs. Nickell, Miss Rudloff, Mrs. Lawrence, Mrs. Leaning, Mr. May, the Hookers, the Worleys, the Langdons, and others, with travels to Kirksville, Illinois, Kansas City, and Cleveland.
The two year old son of Mr. and Mrs. David Burress of Elmont Kansas died February 20 1939 from pneumonia. The funeral was at Camp Ground church Os goods with Rev Guy Pickering and local musicians. Survived by parents and one sister, Claude Wolfe family moved to Pink DeWitt farm nearby.
Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Nations were at Green City Thursday. Amanda Cook spent time with Bertha Bailey. Harry Darr visited his parents Wednesday. Tom Greenstreet called on L. D. Howell Tuesday. Roy and Mrs. Darr were in Brookfield Tuesday buying 500 White Giant chicks. Olive McConnell visited her parents John and Mrs. Howell. Geo. Munns visited R. E. Green street and wife Wednesday. Residents going to Green City sale Wednesday included James Crist Howard Farson and son Pourwood Geo Milhoan Blaine Nickell Ernest Wallace and Idus Hill. Willie Woodside was Sunday guest of Alex Purdin. Wayne Riddle and sister Lola visited Green City Wednesday. Emma Jane Bailey visited Uncle Oren Bailey Friday. Robert Cattey and daughters were Sunday guests of Lon Turner. Sunday guests of Roy Stephenson included Amanda Cook Johnny Cook and daughter and L. D. Howell. Cora Thrasher and son Alden of Brookfield visited Saturday with J. A. Thrasher and Nora Rulon. D. M. Romine and granddaughter Shirley Romine spent Sunday with Dolly Wallace and children. Alva Hoerrmann has 700 Jersey Giant chicks two weeks old.
Mrs Abner Page traveled to Browning on Monday to visit her daughter and family Mr and Mrs Emory Page.
Robert Cattey and family visited Sunday with her parents the Turners. Edgar Hart moved to Iowa for summer work. Milo Bailey and family returned to Iowa after a week visiting relatives here. Church attendees went to Winigan. H A Watson and family moved to the Perry McCollum place. Frank Cattey and wife visited daughter Mrs Earl Abbott. Miss Lee Anna Scott spent the weekend in Kirksville. Edgar McCollum and family and Glen Demery and wife visited John Milhoan. Miss Marjorie Abbott spent Saturday night with Edgar McCollum. Visitors at Robert Cattey’s Saturday night included Ivan Cable and family, Carl Farson and family, and Ernest Sorge and wife.
Hutchin family and brother Jo Schrock spent Sunday at Dora Street. Joe Edmonson and family visited Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Morris. Vern Stevenson and family visited Elmer Ham mock and family. Earl Hess and son Donnie along with Lilburn Gilmer visited Ernest Pearson in Purdin. George Phillips and family visited Ora Phillips in Linneus.
Sunday visits include Mr and Mrs W P Minor and Mr and Mrs Gerald Moore with Randall Minor and baby. Roy Pampers born February 21 a baby girl named Juanita Pearl. Curt Howe moves onto Jim Cleeton farm now owned by Al Coram. Dave Coram moved onto Claude McCollum place. Rex Rauer and wife in Brookfield. J O McCollum and Gerald Moore in Winigan on business. Dave Coram loses a good cow.
Uncle Dad Phillips of Purdin has been out visiting relatives. Fay Coulter and Alice Marie were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Arnold. B M Molloy of Purdin was in Shafter visiting friends. Lawrence Tate and grandparents hosted Thursday. Tom Morris and family visited Bob Shifler’s home Sunday. Omi Phillips spent days with her daughter.
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