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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1923
Page
4
Local items report weather woes and poor road conditions. Doings include purchases of cattle and hogs, wolf hunts, visits by relatives, sickness, farm tasks, and a school term ending with a program and dinner.
The section notes a blizzard Saturday and Sunday affecting local activity. Browning callers visited Johnie Hollon and wife and Mrs. Hattie Jennings of Cora joined Browning visitors. Floyd Fanning shipped a car of corn to Cora last week. Mrs. W S Langdon and Ernest Dodson with family visited. E E Maxey is back out. Earnest Lumsden chops wood for Maxey.
Weather weiterhin gloomy signaling possible winter. B J Lambert helped move Luther Howell to a new home near Brookfield. Wayne Britton and wife welcomed a new boy. Dan Coffmans had their regu John Tucker and Jake Smith Mrs Rube Gunter of Spring-
The Modern Woodmen of America announces regular meetings on the 1st and 3rd Friday each month. This coming Friday night March 23 members are urged to be present with refreshments of ice cream and cake. By Order of Committee.
Purdin notes show Will Pulliam visiting Linneus last Tuesday. Jesse Woodside and family visited over Sunday with Everett Jenkins and wife. Edith Blunt of Chillicothe spent a few days with her son Paul and family. Mrs Yagle left for Kansas City to be with her brother ill with pneumonia. Mae Robertson of Champaign Illinois returned home after a visit here. Essie Creason visited at the J Hicks home Sunday. News is scarce and the weather is cold as Harold Patterson and Jimmie Maire spent Saturday night.
Ida May Baker of Kirksville Missouri born December 13 1872 died March 12 1923 at age 50. She married B E Bunyan of Shelby Missouri and had three children J B Orval and Vivian. She was active in the Christian church at Shelby a devoted wife and mother after two cancer operations she passed away. Funeral services were held at North Salem March 13 with burial nearby. She leaves a husband two sons a daughter and many relatives.
The Ladies Aid of the Methodist Episcopal Church will hold a bazar at Huckins Music Store on Saturday March 31 seeking help and assistance.
Voter notices in Duncan Township indicate Van B Arnold seeks election as collector in the upcoming March 27 election. Weather and bad roads hindered planned voter outreach as Arnold requests support from the electorate.
160 acres of fine blue grass pasture five miles northwest of Browning offered for rent. Known as A N Thurlo prairie pasture. Contact F C Thurlo or Hinda Rush for details.
We extend our sincere thanks to all friends who tenderly aided us in the burial of our husband father and brother Rev. John B. Lockhart who left March 13 in St Louis MO Mrs J B Lockhart and children Willett Stanley Sheila and Mrs E R Selby Mr and Mrs J D Langdon
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