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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1934
Page
3
Village items report J R Spencer and Dannie Head visiting from east of Cora on Saturday, multiple residents in Brookfield and Milan for business, and several moves and sales around Trenton. John Deere implements advertised by Purdin Lumber Co. engagements include school events, theater nights, and community notices with various short travels and social calls.
Farmers busy sowing oats face poor prospects due to chinch bugs. Everett Myers, former Navy man, returns from Honolulu to visit his mother Mrs. Wm. Myers. Mrs. Grace Strahan visits relatives before traveling to Forest Mississippi. Gamble Store announces opening with low prices on ironing boards wash boards chicken roasters and more. Kansas City visitors include Curt Turner Mrs. Homer E Jewett and Mrs. Gertie West with Rose VanSeggan. Turner and Mrs Jewett return that night. Mrs West extends her stay.
Charley Williams has been on the sick list for several days. F. J. Alspach and Edgar Carter were in Kirksville on business. R. M. Long and j son of near North Salem visited here Saturday. Goose and duck weathers for sale. Mrs. Wallace Lumsden and Artie Taylor and son attended the funeral of W. P. Breeding. Mrs. Belle Spencer returned from Purdin. Rube Linhart was in town on business. James Fanning and son Cat were here on business. Earl Nickell hosted Sunday dinner with G. T. Woodward family. Maude Fields sent $1.50 to renew the home paper. Fields has long served in Chula schools.
Local residents visit and travel through Purdin Missouri with updates on visits births and movements. Names include Uncle Charley Grice Purdin. P J Fields and Billie Fields near Roger. Mrs Pearl Fuller Mrs H C Pearson Mrs Tommie Gramling Mrs Walter Sayers Mr and Mrs Ed Stone Mrs Don Brookshier Carl Mace and others. A gypsy band briefly toured town and a reader from Kansas City sent a subscription money order.
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