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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1937
Page
3
A long list of visits, dinners, and social calls across Haseville Brookfield Milan Purdin Meadville and near towns. Residents attend sales such as the O T Johnson auction. moves and property trades continue in the community. A Rawleigh route opportunity and local farm activity conclude the item.
Reliable local man needed to steady support manager in country business. Initial pay is 75 dollars per month. Apply at Box 4538 care of this paper. Name Address
The Claude Myers Post 274 Browning and the American Legion Post Cape Girardeau Mo acknowledge clothes shipped for flood relief. Over 100 pounds were shared. Shortage of clothing remains, especially for children in the flooded area.
The high school held elimination readings with six contestants six readings two groups humorous and serious. DeVere and Partow earned spots to advance to the County Contest. First grader Gene Bartow, new to town, started school this week as teachers and classmates welcomed him.
February gives way to blustery March with hopes for sun. Merle Wohler couple welcomed a 74 pound girl born Friday morning. Mother and baby well. Grandpa Buswell hoped to recover. Dr. Dixon was the attending physician. Mrs. O H Helms returned from Chillicothe after visiting her brother Gene Lee. Manley Buckman’s baby ill but improving. Community Sale at Purdin a big success with plans for weekly Saturdays if interest stays strong. Will Penhale and wife visited L M McNally home on Sunday.
Mrs. Fred Cassity appears on the sic list this week. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Thorne celebrate a 9 pound baby boy born on the 23rd. Grandpa Grover Garrett walks with a cane as the first grandchild. Uncle Bill Stone shows improvement after illness. Some roads remain blocked by snow and will need days of sun to clear for teams to pass.
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