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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1934
Page
3
Earnest Pearson of Purdin visits city. many residents travel for exams, court, and family visits. Dr. Hanna makes trips from Kansas City. Miss Stone hosts in Milan. several families move to nearby farms and town homes. Flu season concerns and muddy roads impact travel and daily life.
Milan Mo ine Oca Garrett visited from near Linneus to stay with his parents Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Garrett. L. W. Hummel attended a funeral in Armstrong for Mrs. Frances Twyman. Rose Singleton plans to move to Laclede and has paper delivery redirected. Gaylord Quigley moved to the John Quigley home seeking coal shaft work. Walter Fields of Chillicothe and daughter Mrs. T. C. Jackson visited Mrs. R. D. Glaze in town. Andrew Myers and daughter Marjory will move to the W. B. Watson property in the Strip and feel at home. Sunshine improved country roads though deep drifts remain a hazard. Duncan township corn hog meeting at White Oak Grove church elected Glenn Freeland chair, Leonard Shipley vice chair, Byron Taylor secretary. township committee to join county committee once work finishes.
Archie Robison of Purdin visited here Thursday. Milan visitors included Mr and Mrs Cecil Dodson. Asa Badger spent Friday and Saturday in Milan. Mrs May Hicks visited her son Ernie and family. The Rand family and others moved, visited, or were on business in surrounding towns including Shafter Brookfield Kirksville and Carthage. Several residents were ill moved or changed homes with various local arrangements noted.
Lloyd Norvell and Col. J. B. Fleming visited on Monday while B F Kirk and G M Spencer addressed business matters. G M Spencer donated one hundred pounds of Korean clover seed to aid a subscription, and Mrs Elva Crookshanks visited Linneus with Kingsolver family, who welcomed a baby boy.
S H Linhart farm east of the city is for rent with possession at once. W P Nickell administrator.
New croquet balls arrive and local boys dig four dollars from their jeans to buy them. They are described as the best balls made and appear fine before use. Anticipation grows for more business at the croquet grounds.
Lou Carpenter has been on the sick list for two weeks. W T Cordray is doing jury duty at Brookfield this week. Elmer Smith of Shafter and Dorothy Yardley visited in Milan. Asa Badger guests near Roger. Alva Lawrence of Milan visitors here Tuesday. Herbert Hamilton renewed for the home paper for next year. F L Maggart family in Milan on business. Jay Burkholder family moved to a farm near St Catherine. Grover Gable doing jury duty in Brookfield. Lloyal Bisby of Atlanta dinner guests. W H Dickinson and H Duckworth attended basketball at Canton. Iowa Oilers played Culver-Stockton. Harvey Fields high point man for Culver-Stockton, champions of Missouri.
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