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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1937
Page
2
An official notice announces Mrs Lucille McNally as a Democratic candidate for the office of Collector of Taxes in Benton township, to be decided at the upcoming township election.
Ema Peterson announces candidacy for city tax collector subject to the will of qualified voters at the coming election on Tuesday April 6.
Edgar McCollum and wife visited Otis McCollum and wife. John Milhoan and family visited Glen Demery. Ben Cattey and Carl Farson with families spent Sunday at Frank Cattey's. Perry McCollum place was moved by Herbell Turner last week. Robert Cattey and family visited F M Cattey. Clifford Brantner and family visited Tom Crist. Alton Abbott and family with Mrs Wilf Abbott spent Sunday with Dr Abbott. Perry Christian and family visited Carl Vincell. Roscoe Harl and family spent weekend at Roy Harl's. Otis McCollum helped haul hay for Robert Cattey on Monday. Perry Cristian went to Linneus on business.
Mr and Mrs Glen Swearengen spent weekend with her father Mr and Mrs John Tucker near North Salem. Lizzie Shaw and children of Keokuk Iowa visited the Shaws. Mary Spencer spent Sunday evening with Ella Merri. Miss Barka a Sevearengen Richhill Me visiting her parents the Swearengen. Ernest Punryg and Pa eh Morris with Jerry visited Purdin. Ruth Ball Green City returned home after staying with the Seviers. John Lee attended his sister Mrs. funeral.
Mr and Mrs Lester Lawrence moved near Milan last week. Jimmie Connel returned home Saturday after a stay in Kirksville Hospital. Mrs Clyde Brinkley and children visited Mrs Roy Denny on Friday. Mrs Molly Pipes is visiting with Mr and Mrs Earl Dunlap at this time. Sunday services were held in Nichols and Haseville.
About sixty friends and neighbors met at Sam McCoy's for a farewell party with cards games and candy. Local residents shared visits and funeral notices including Mrs. Nichols and Mrs. Owen Sayers while families report health and hospital updates.
Miss Flvn Monroe Almira Jay nes and Miss Stark attended the play at Purdin Saturday night. Wilson and John Buswell spent the weekend with relatives in and near Shelby. Nile Bauer and Herbert Boyles were in Iowa Thursday night and Friday. Mr and Mrs Linn Terry were in Prooffield Saturday night on business. Miss Genieve Arvold spent the
Dr M L Haning resident optician offers eye tests and glasses by appointment in Browning Missouri. Dr E R Duncan dentist operates office over Farmers Store in Browning with phone 107 for appointments and inquiries.
Week end with her parents near North Salem as Ray Rauer and son Dean called on Mr and Mrs Frank Rauer Thursday evening Ada B Kirk Mildred Wilson and Veda Kirk attended a Boston dance Wednesday Lois Riley stayed with the Tripp family while schools were closed Nile Raver visited North Salem parents Roy Jennings and Lane Ealey visited his brother Cale over the weekend
L D Phillips returned home from Maryville after winter with daughter Mrs. Jess Bruce. Families visited include the Bakers and Goochs with Betty Gooch ill. A family gathering at Jat Mie’s home included Vernon Phillips and many relatives and neighbors. Numerous dinners and Sunday visits featured the Bruce, Morris, Shifler, Hutchinson, Stuts, Crosch, Cooper, Molloy, and Bowyer households.
Mrs. Bryan Molloy and children and Mrs. George Phillips and Morris visited Mrs. Darold Hutchinson Saturday. Lilburn Gilmer of Hurdland called on friends near Shafter Sunday. Bill Morris visited Mrs. Tom Morris Wednesday. Willard Phillips Van Vencill and daughter, Ercell Phillips of Linneus, Claude Street of Marceline also visited. Mrs. Joe Long fell from a hayload and broke an arm.
Chillicothe resident Mrs May Cooney sent a money order to renew the home paper. She said she enjoyed the paper during a lengthy winter at home after suffering a heart attack on December 7.
Pleasant spring morning in Purdin as March lingers with uncertain forecasts. Scarletina cases persist nearby while Noel Baskett returns from Kansas City slightly improved. Carl Monroe plans summer work at Pike Clark farm. Many attend Browning Democratic convention and ill patient Little David Norman shows some improvement. Community Lab event drew good attendance and sales. Mrs Ollie Garrett and son Murphys Elliott attended funeral in Tre ton. Mrs Fulton Johnson and son Clovis visited Burrel Axom in Terr ton.
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