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Browning Leader Record

Location

Browning, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Mar 18, 1926

Page

4

Corn and Vicinity Social Notes from Cora

Brinkley family of Laclede visited relatives Sunday. Mrs Jennings and son Duff shopped in Milan Monday. Spencer and Jennings and others attended the last day of school at Cross Roads. Harmon and Maxey visited Milan Monday. Harmon sisters browsed Browning. Browning sales drew many from Cora. Dodson visited Brown ing and Head family this week. Dodson spent weekend with Browning relatives. Franklin planned to move to Brookfield. Tompson visited Browning. Moberly spent weekend with Roger parents. Atherton Jr of Milan in Cora between trains. Sevier, high school student at Browning, spent weekend with home folks.

HH. Brinkley Laclede W. T. Jennings Duff Milan Hildred Berthema Spencer Edna Jennings Morene Dillinger Sarah Hagen Cross Roads Pearl Maxey Golda Harmon Noralee Iolene Harmon Browning Cora Vesta Dodson J. S. Head George Dodson Billy Franklin Brookfield John Tompson Dorothy Moberly Frank Moberly Near Roger Leamon Atherton, Jr Mildred Sevier Here

Local Social News From Garner Area

Miss Gladys Thuciem was a guest of Mrs Bertha Burkholder last Thursday. D C Hague reported bad roads after a business trip to Garner. Paul Dodge is ill with inflammatory rheumatism. Will Burkholder butchered a beef Wednesday. Mrs Orville Thudium visited Mrs E E Thudium Friday. Alex Bailey visited his daughter Mrs L M Watson Thursday night. Miss Lyda and Opal Bailey visited Mrs Lawrence Riccl Friday evening. A big snow storm visited this vicinity last Friday. Mrs Willie Head is visiting Mrs Norman McDonnald. Mrs Laura Thudium visited her son B E Thudium and family Wednesday. Mrs Jim Ashbrook visited Mrs Lawrence Ried Saturday. A large crowd attended the sale of A J Nester last Thursday. Herb Reper w $8 guest of Lawrence Riedl family Thursday. Miss Opala Lyca Bailey were guests of Mrs Elma Abbott Thursday evening. Lawrence Riedl worked in the timber for RE Maxwell Friday. A C Cordray and wife attended the funeral of her mother Grandma Fields last Friday at Switchler Chapel.

Gladys ‘Thuciem Bertha Burkholder D.C. Hague Garner Paul Dodge Will Burkholder Orville ‘Thudium E. E. Thudium Alex Bailey Herb Reper Lawrence Riedl Opala Lyca Bailey Elma Abbott RE. Maxwell A. Cordray Grandma Fields

North Salem News Family Recoveries Reported

Readable fragment notes Mr and Mrs George Smith improving after a month illness. Mentions Mr Wayne Abbott and Misses Flossie Edith Irene, Mrs Dora Scott and son Dil as part of household notices.

Social News From Purdin Area Chronicle

The report details numerous visits among residents near North Salem Kirksville and surrounding townships. It lists relatives and friends visiting and staying with each other, sick people, school and church events, and local travel to Kansas City for a hospitalized relative.

Local Notices From Cora Area March Weekend

East of Cora guests included Jacobs guests from Nan Allen and Monc Hazel Dodson with Fay Law rence. Clive Freeland visited Cora Monday. Hazel Head and Carl Head of Browning stayed with J A Dodson family. Two children of Alex Hines were taken to Kirksville for care. March 13 marked close of Herman Allen’s Browning school term as patrons gathered at noon.

Gross Roads Cora Herman Allen Browning

Local Notes From Chmigan Creek Area

Weather is clear as residents report on Thursday. Jack Nesters fate discussed by local observers. John Bauers purchase of a new radio noted. Alton Abbott visited Rendell and Leon Minor Thursday evening. May Minor visited her parents Mr and Mrs J N Brookshire as Mrs Brookshire has been ill. Bob Baker lost a fine gee call Wednesday night. Community praises Browning paper for its news. Alton Abbott bought a new ukulele recently.

Jack Nester John Bauer Alton Abbott Rende'l Leon Minor May Minor J. N. Brookshier

High School Debate on Practical Subjects

In a Junior English class on Wednesday the debate discussed whether high school subjects should be practical rather than cultural. The affirmative speakers Carl Porter and Irene Murrell argued in favor.

Carl Porter Irene Murrell

School notes and local notices from Linn County

A mix of school announcements, board visits, and student activities with updates on the operetta postponement, Reinhard’s reelection, and stock value figures for Linn County. Local residents and families are listed with brief notes on visits, shopping, travel, and farm work.

Corams Observe Travel in March Weather

Alton Coram went to Winigan on Monday for a business trip. Alden Coram and his wife visited Alfred Coram and family on Tuesday amid the March-like weather.

Alton Coram Winigan Alden Coram Alfred Coram

Letter Exchange Over Commission in Local Cemetery Market

A sampler of letters shows Mr Summers replying to a inquiry about selling a sample case. He notes he cannot pay commissions as it would raise prices to match rivals. He affirms his long standing policy of no agents no commission and thanks the correspondent for the inquiry.

Summers Siena

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