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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1933
Page
2
Local residents report visits and gatherings across Reger and White Oak cities. A series of family visits, church meetings, and social calls highlight the week, with health concerns noted for Mrs Eliza Shipley and Rev John Crawford.
Marjorie and Clyde Abbott visited grandparents Frank Cattey and wife for a Saturday night. Sam Franklin and wife stayed with Charley Cordray. Andrew Sattman and Detroit relatives visited Tony Sattman’s family. Mrs. Oran Cordray and son visited Tom Russell’s. Mollie Thompson of Milan is staying with sister Mrs. Dale Sill who is improving. George McCollum spent weekend with Ted McCollum. Maggie Brewer visited Charley Cordray. Visitors to Allen Sill included Ora Cordray Lloyd Minnie Davis Ruth McCollum Glen Cordray Maggie Brewer Nora Cordray Helen Floyd Cokerham Antone and Carl Lattman. Robert Cattey and family recovering from illness. neighbors surprised Lloyd Cordray with a party.
Overstreet and family Art Mil Lurn and wife Andrew fattmann and family Glen Cordray and wife Falion Baker Raymond Peavler Mogenica Cordray Curt Carl and Carl Helms Bernie Peavler Violet Coram Velma and Pandal Minor Ed Johnnie and Mra Watson Bil and Chester Krawl Helen Cordray Melvin Horace George and Albert Crhaf fve Dorthy Riedl Cletis Rex Bauer Dolores Lambert and Lizzie Brantner
Local notes report Virgil Sayers buying the C O Sayers farm and moving there last week Elbert Campbell relocating near Humphreys and Walter J Gooch Jr south of Laredo and multiple weekend social visits including Miss Virginia Young and Miss Elizabeth Foster W C T U meeting and several shopping and visiting trips among Bartow Sayers Gooch and Kilburn families
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Tracie Christian a fine baby boy. Visitors included Guiles McCollum and Al Moore on Monday to see the new arrival. Various locals such as Carl Logan and family, Mrs. Mamie Buswell, and Johnie Burkholder’s health update appear among Shelby social notes.
Cora Clem Springs and White Oak voters focus on the Duncan township primary. Candidates faced a close contest though the final results are to be reported later. Social notes mention gatherings with the Brookshier Shepherd Karras and Dell families including a farewell party for Mr and Mrs Clay Dell with bridge games.
The column lists neighbors moving into the Smith and White Oak areas and names attending a Milan revival. It records visits, such as Mike Early calling on Cecil Dodson, and mentions Walsh Roger’s farm fire with loss and no insurance. Others moved to Bowman township and Brownings residents hosted visitors from nearby households.
Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Moore and children from Brookfield visited Ella and Ed Morris. Charley Morris and Lester Lawrence wives attended Corn visitors Thursday. A. C. Brinkley and spouse joined Sunday with Charley Pipes. Ralph Morris family spent weekend in Purdin with John Robison and Clyde Hoskins. Ella Morris Lyster Sve rene Morris visited Sherman Hoskins in Cora.
First notice in Linn County Missouri states letters of Administration issued February 6 1933 to the undersigned by the Probate Court. Claimants must exhibit claims within six months or be barred. one year to file claims from grant date to avoid forfeiture. Arthur L. Pratt Judge of Probate. W. R. Wasdocinatrater
Mr and Mrs Wm Pulliam spent Sunday with their son J O Pulliam in Linneus Dr Rittenhouse and wife visited Chillicothe Saturday D L Cady and wife shared Sunday dinner with J O Pulliam Mrs Jane Olsen visits east of town this week Mrs Martha Wise had Sunday dinner with Mrs Loga Hale Several from Purdin attended the funeral of Mrs Clarinda Creason Wednesday D A Street carried mail Wednesday for the carrier D L Cady conducted the funeral of Mrs Clarinda Creason Mrs Mellie Cable of Hot
Springs 5 D. reports Mrs. Mary Brooks of Spavinaw Oklahoma attended her mother’s funeral and left Friday for home. J. P. Nickell and Harold Owens of east of Purdin were in town on business yesterday. Ola F. Kinfong of Cora spent yesterday in the city.
The Fairview Community pursues a forward looking program in rural education by hiring Miss Flossie Smith, remodeling the building for school and community use, and coordinating transportation. Local families and teachers spent a day at Porter Rural School to share work, with active participation from Martha Adams and others. Directors J A Shockey and Ray Sanborn oversaw operations as the movement aims for an early repeat cooperative school setup.
Silage stored beyond one year remains valuable for dairy cows if kept without air. Corn silage at average yield is about one third the price of good legume hay. at $6 per ton soybean hay, silage is worth about $2 per ton. A 14 by 25 feet silo holds about 73.7 tons of settled silage.
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