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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1933
Page
3
Personal notices and local society items list visitors, rentals, and travel notes. Names include Dr Hanna of Kansas City, Mrs. C. T. Faudree of on, Mr. and Mrs. Bert Head, Miss Ramah Hicks, and many neighbors from Purdin Milan and Brookfield.
Dr and Mrs M L Haning retired one day last week from Louis after visiting J and Mrs Hollis Haning. D W Nichols of Linneus called Monday and ordered his paper back to Linneus. He and Mrs Nichols visited relatives in Texas and Oklahoma. H N Thurlow shipped twenty four purebred Angus calves to Chicago on Saturday averaging seven hundred seventy seven pounds.
W. T. Nickell of Winigan reported good roads to his town via Green City with gravel all the way. Roy Taylor touts a promising cow said to yield a barrel of milk, though its size seems a gallon or more. Mr. and Mrs. V. C. Thurlo and children of Linneus visited here Saturday. Vane plans to spend Saturdays here after circuit court to tend his law practice. William Gooch was injured last week and stayed home. his daughter Mrs. John Shanks and Millard Hall helped care for him. Mrs. Neva Bingham and daughter Mrs. Keith Prather left for Kansas City after visiting locally. she renewed for the home paper.
Mr and Mrs R A Thurlo visited Milan Tuesday. Robert Crowdis of Reger greeted friends in town. Lost 32x6 Dual Truck chain between Browning and Linneus. Stanley Day. John Stephenson of Reger and wife visited Milan Tuesday afternoon. Dr M L Haning and W P Nickell were in Milan on business. J H Calhoun and Harry Rhodes were in Milan Tuesday. Mrs Tom McCown went to Kansas City Sunday to visit relatives. Miss Etta Wilhite enrolled Monday in stenographic department of Chillicothe Business College. Mr and Mrs Rube Linhart of near North Salem visited Tuesday with daughter Alpha Linhart. Mr and Mrs Lomax and K M Duncan of Brookfield visited Tuesday evening with Mrs K M Duncan and Beverly. Floy Ogle and family left for Alliance Nebraska. Ida Elliott accompanied them. Miss Harris, a nurse from Kirksville, came Tuesday to care for Mrs J B Harmon who is ill at home.
Doris Franklin Delores Delano and Dallas Roosevelt born to Mr and Mrs Frank Herron of Cave City Kentucky honor Franklin Delano Roosevelt. Miami stables use radio music to soothe nerves of thoroughbreds. Pressly C Gorman of Baltimore pleads guilty to possessing half a pint of whisky with no costs assessed.
Report notes Eugene Oregon fire department under Chief W E Nash Baum. In Missouri a jailbreak ends with Jasper Berry emerging from county jail at Lebanon only to be met by the sheriff the prosecuting attorney and two deputies who recapture him.
A long list of short notes covers local tales and oddities: divorces in Missouri and Oklahoma City, a man granted a Springfield divorce for nagging cooking, a frog theft arrest in Wisconsin, a camel named Oh boy at a Manhattan zoo, a Mount Vernon veteran cutting a wisdom tooth, a Missouri farmer injuring his foot during a shooting attempt, a Canadian arrested for liquor selling, Salt Lake City shoe repair efforts during fires, price wars among Lake Worth barbers, overalls worn by a church group in Hannibal, a New York businessman funding a funeral banquet, a Pershing biography noting service and a House role, and a look at Impeachment history.
At a wedding in Hennock England the bridegroom best man and ushers were all named Tucker. Howard Scott, who promoted technocracy, is broke saying he owns only worn clothes and bed coverings. Former Congressman Lewis W. Douglass of Arizona is described as a lean wiry youngster with a quick grin and ready tongue.
Three federal judges were removed from office and one resigned under impeachment as three were acquitted. one proceeding was abandoned before trial. Last year eight lynchings occurred in the United States the smallest since records began. six were Black and two were white. Ruth Burcham Curtener of Monette Arkansas sues two husbands for divorce at once seeking both divorces.
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