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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1917
Page
5
Readable items show visits and greetings among families in Linneus Purdin Kirksville and Milan with names like Drew Harvey Maitland Fields Stewart and Peters. The column notes farm loan ads and business trips to Trenton St Louis Kansas City and Hale plus courtly social calls and movement between Cross Roads Cora and Ringling Montana days.
A Browning Missouri wedding on March 10 1917 united Delka Pauline Potter and Robert Hoyt Purdin at the home of Mr and Mrs C E Potter Rev M W Simpson officiated Delka a Browning High School graduate and popular local girl becomes wife of farmer Robert Purdin The couple will live on the Charles Purdin farm northeast of Browning Many friends attended the ceremony and refreshments followed a warm blessing for the newlyweds.
Notice stating availability of five percent money on farms with contact through J D Burwell for details.
The parent teachers association asks all to contribute clean non odor material such as cinders brush old cans or trash for filling the low grounds of the school yard. The committee includes Mrs Sarah Bolling and Mrs Jeanne Dickinson with workers Messrs Guy Peters and Whit Russell. Notify if you haul material.
An advertisement extols Hall's Catarrh Cure for deafness caused by catarrh and Eustachian tube inflammation. It asserts local treatments fail and offers a $100 reward for any cure of catarrhal deafness, naming a Toledo address and claiming cure by systemic action.
Mr and Mrs B F Johnson of Linneus arrived Tuesday to spend a few days with kin and friends. Oscar Linhart went back to Trenton Tuesday after a brief visit with his parents Mr and Mrs Adard Linhart. Mrs Nett Myers and son Robert Stevenson returned to Sapulpa Oklahoma Friday after visiting relatives and Mrs Wallace Lovell of Roger is here visiting relatives and friends.
R. H. Smith and T. M. Smith of North Salem spent Sunday and Saturday respectively visiting and making pleasant calls in Sumner.
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