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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1929
Page
4
Brown ing leader record from Browning Missouri lists community items. Readers learn about local births trips visits farm moves injuries and illnesses plus religious and social notes and several residents names and small-town movements.
Cora Items Otto Helms of Browning spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Haskell Hollen and daughter Joann. Frank McIntosh returned home Saturday after months in Kansas City. Mrs. J. B. Franklin Miss Edna Jennings and Mrs. Duff Jennings spent Saturday afternoon shopping in Browning. Mrs. F. D. Fanning is on the
Miss Amber Shatto of Milan stays with the Fanning family. Jim Pipes and son Melvin Vernon Hollon and Fred Hagen spent Saturday in Browning. Edna Jennings returns to Keokuk Iowa after three weeks with her parents. Field Kenley visits Vernon Hollon family. Ada Herrin of Iowa visits Ann Brinkley and kin. Juniors perform in Winigan to a large crowd. Bolen visits Jefferson City. Floyd Finney Alton Abbott Virgil Faulkner absent from school. Johnnie Burkholder Mac Jones Charley Lambert visit school. Old fords plagued by a dreadful disease with no cure. Freshman girls avoid study hall after amendment No.1 passage. Herman Leichhart staying at Will Welch’s.
Shelby notes include visits and social calls among residents. Miss Fern Spencer spent weekend with Miss Beulah Kirk. Pauline Jones and Rev Hate visited Norman McDonald's. Charlie Lambert and Elva Monroe were at school and other locals joined a pleasant evening at Mrs J M Boyles with games and music.
Sunday dinners featured Mr. and Mrs. Grover Murrell with Grover’s father and family. Ben Carter, the R F D carrier from Browning, was on the streets Saturday. Mrs. R E Smith and son Earl visited Purdin on Saturday. D P Myers butchered Thursday. The robins sang Sunday March 2. No school Thursday and Friday. Kenneth Jennings attended Brookfield exams. Children enjoyed a short vacation. Mr and Mrs Everett Crookshanks and son Morris visited Mrs Crookshank’s brother’s family at Tom Morris’s home. Mrs Olaf Belcher and her small...
Sunday visits and weekend travel mark the report with residents visiting relatives in Milan Sorrel and nearby towns. Multiple people are listed as callers shoppers and visitors as the community notes farm moves shucking corn and a well attended dance at Oscar Hoselton.
North east Linn notes warm weather has melted much of the snow this week. Mrs. Clare Talman has been quite sick the past week. Edwin and Keith McCollum visited with friends in the neighborhood Saturday night and Sunday. Perry Christian, the township.
Tax collector made a business trip to Linneus on Monday. Floyd McCollum was in Brookfield Friday and Saturday for the teachers examination. Mrs. Will Coram of Winigan visited her daughter Mrs. Roy Lawson the last of the Mrs. Norma Jones visited Edwood Triudium Saturday and Sunday. Tom Franklin moved stock and farm implements to his Adair County farm. Roads are in poor condition hindering travel. Mrs Charlie Cordray visited North Salem Monday to see her uncle George Denny who is very ill.
Haseville items list Laredo High School seniors Victor Gooch Kenneth Pendle Marie Sayers and Imogene Young traveling to Brookfield for a teacher's examination. Numerous local families host and visit over the weekend while several residents report chicken pox in the neighborhood.
J. R. Wood assisted W. G. Wood with a haul from the D. W. Nichols farm on Monday. S. J. Bartow and family visited relatives in Humphreys last week.
Letters of administration on the estate of John J. Knifong were granted by the Linn County Missouri Probate Court on February 6 1929 to the undersigned. Creditors must present claims within six months for allowance or be barred. claims not exhibited within one year from the grant date shall be forever barred. Attest Arthur L. Pratt Judge of Probate.
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