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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1927
Page
4
The Browning Leader Record issues a notice from Browning Missouri dated Thursday March 10 1927 signed by editor Joe Nickeil. The text appears as a brief masthead with typographical marks and a month day year stamp.
Mrs Laura Thudium spent Friday with Mrs J D Nester. Miss Iva Watson of North Sa Ym spent last week visiting at the home of her uncle L M Watson and her grandparents Mr and Mrs Crury Watson. Mr and Mrs Johnie Bailey of Row Boston were visiting Thursday at the home of his father ex Bailey. Mrs John Rater, son Roy and little grandson Ellis Bailey spent Thursday at the home of her mother Mrs Emma Dryer. Mrs T A Milburn who has been ill is some better. Roy and Luther Bauer spent Sunday with Leonard Ried. Miss Flossie Smith spent Wednesday evening with Vaughn Fitzgerald. Miss Matilda Tasley of New Boston, Misses Garnet and Opal Bailey of Winigan and Miss Virge Watson spent Saturday and Sunday at the home of their grandfather Alex Bailey. Mr and Mrs Eddie McCollum accompanied Miss Opal Bailey to her home near Winigan Sunday evening. Miss Virgie Watson and Roy Hauer visited the Thudium school Friday. Mrs L M Watson son Ernest and daughter Dora, and Miss Flossie Smith spent Sunday afternoon at the Alex Bailey home. J D Nester was business visitor at Winrigan Wednesday and Thursday.
Residents report visits to neighbors including Carl Bivins and family, Eva Pulliam, Curt Schrock, Dorthy Smith, and L. M. McIntyre in Purdin and Brookfield last week. Joe Creason is very ill with friends hoping for recovery.
Yellow Creek items note Grace McCollum acting as caller at Mrs Mary McCollum’s on Monday. Iva Watson visited grandparents recently. Lela Broyles visits sister Lafe Pearler who is very poorly. Arthur Watson helped Ben Gattey tear down a silo Friday. Okey Milhoan helped J B Mc Collum dateher Friday. Ardath McCollum visited Hazel Watson Sunday. Floyd Mellum stayed with Herbert McCollum Saturday and Sunday. Bill Franklin and Glen Jones spent Sunday with Allen until Loren McCollum works for Curt Crist. Several locals attended a North Salem play. Helen McCollum spent Saturday night with Carla and Mildred McCollum. Dorotha Cattey spent Sunday with Lorene Cattey. Everett McCollum has been working near Brookfield.
Herman Head of Bucklin was seen in these parts Friday. Simon Head and son Floyd aided Roy Jennings Saturday. Bill Franklin has been chosen for Allen Sill. Ardath is mentioned as sister to a speaker in the narrative.
North East Linn area locals report dust and mud in the vicinity Roy Hart injures eye from sawdust Rosa Nickell visits sister Otis McCollum Helen McCollum stays with Carla Milhoan and family Earl Milhoan family moving onto Aunt Mary McCollum’s farm Clare Talman recuperating at son Johnnie B Talman’s home Rheumatism improving Robert and Sarah Cattey attend teachers examination at Brookfield Friday and Saturday
Mrs Lena Bailey and daughter Eva spent Sunday with Roy Jennings. A rock party at Roy Jennings drew Ker Franklin Hadley Jennings and Eva Bailey. Maple and Enid Moore visited Gene Moore Sunday afternoon. Mrs Lafe Pearler is ill and not improving. Bernice Jennings recovering from appendectomy. Mae Jennings visited Eva Bailey Saturday night. Theodore Bailey stayed with Edd Lambert. Mr and Mrs Okey Milhoand visited John Milhoa Sunday.
The item notes Ellis Jennings and Jim Deskins visiting the ill person listed as very sick with rheumatism. Sunday observations from Winigan Creek include snow melt due to warm weather and light rain Friday night into Saturday. Additional items mention Ernest Watson sawing wood for Wm Haley, Nile Bauer delivering a horse for L M Watson, poor roads from thaw and rain, and local movements and visits by Willard Stufflebean Sam Baker and Mrs Bob Baker with Randall Minor reported ill in the past week.
Garner and vicinity report a cool spell and gatherings over the weekend. Albert Dodge his wife and Elwood Thudium with Richard visited Orville Thudium and wife. Roy and Watson Burkholder with wives joined W M Burkholder’s family. Helen Pearler stayed with Bernice Riedl. Jeff Mott with wife and son Orville visited Johnny Bray family. Lawrence Riedl spent time with Jim Cleeton and family. Herbert Pepper stayed with Lawrence Riedl’s family. E Thuchum and wife visited relatives over the weekend.
Purdin John Bauer and wife and Phil Bailey and wife spent Sunday with Earl Smith and family. Walter Overstreet and wife visited W. P. Minor and family. Paul Dode and wife trip to Brookfield Saturday. Philip Bailey made a lumber run to Purdin Friday for Will Abbott. Clarence Westfall hauled hogs Monday for Herb. Syrus Wallace works for Jeff Nester. Bill Burkholder and sons visited Brookfield Monday. Several from this vicinity attended George Davis sale Thursday. Walter Long's Friday night gathering included Alton Abbott Leon Minor Randall Minor Earl Helms Curt Helms Herman Cleeton Leonard Riedl. all enjoyed themselves.
M G Fuller of route 1 offers 60 to 70 bushels of fine recleaned timothy seed with some clover mixed in for sale.
Cora and Vicinity marks Brinkley of Laclede spent Sunday eve with relatives in Cora. Vernon Holton, wife and daughter spent Sunday with his brother Haskell Holton and family. Clark Langdon and family of Browning spent the week end with relatives near Cora. Edna Jennings took the teachers examination in Milan last Della M. Shipley of Roger spent Monday night with W. T. Jennings and family. Hildred Whitaker of near Milan spent Sunday with Edna Hardie Dillinger and daughter spent the week end with his parents A. R. Dillinger and wife. Hildred and Clifford Spencer of Milan spent the week end with home folks G. M. Spencer Ralph Brinkley and wife are staying with D. C. Brinkley at the present.
E Turner and family moved into the Sherman Hoskins rental property last week placing them in residence after a recent local housing change.
City resident announces candidacy for City Marshal pending voters in upcoming election. Burkholder requests support from the electorate.
Misses Lorene Burkholder Sylvia Dodson Wilma Phillips James Bundridge and Kenneth Jennings attended the teachers examination in Brookfield. Saturday Mr and Mrs J R Williams returned from St Louis where they attended the National Poultry and Egg Dealers Convention as guests of F M Stamper Co. They report a most enjoyable time. Glenn Gooch was taken to the hospital in Kirksville Saturday for an appendectomy performed that afternoon. His father Bev Gooch accompanied him and returned earlier this week reporting Glenn is progressing well.
Sam Lark was seriously injured when a car carrying him and others from Chillicothe to Mooresville overturned three times after crossing the railroad at Utica. He was unconscious much of the early week, and friends here hope for his recovery.
Ada L. Miller of Purain appeals to Linn County voters for the school superintendent job. She cites twelve years teaching experience including seven in rural schools, a B S in Education, and lifelong rural residence. She pledges best service and cooperation if elected.
Democrats of Benton Two will meet at the Electric Theatre Browning Mo on Saturday March 19 at 1 p m to nominate a township election ticket. Members H G Johnson Mrs C E Gooch Mrs W J Street J R Williams serve on the committee urging attendance.
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