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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1934
Page
2
The Pleasant Grove community notes a W P F C meeting at Miss Lucille Marlay’s with 14 members and 7 visitors and a hearty dinner. Several local families are mentioned visiting, socializing, and attending church or games, including a 4 to 9 Pleasant Grove victory over Sidney and plans for a game against Humphreys.
Windy weather and rain needs are noted as Grangsville residents share daily activities. Mrs Joe Yogel died Sunday and funeral was Tuesday at the home. Neighbors recall her as a wonderful person. Visitors include Ruby Burkholder in Chillicothe and numerous local gatherings and family visits across town and nearby counties.
Mr and Mrs Roy Molley and children visit. Lowell and Marjory visit Fred Lyon near Laredo. Mr and Mrs Adam Duffiield of Linneus visiting relatives. Mrs Freda Sayers Sunday school class picnic with ice cream and cake. Orie Holser and son visit J W Holser. S J Bartow and J C Sayers visit Owen Sayers and children.
Sunday guests included Mr and Mrs W J Gooch Jr and Sr and Mr and Mrs H V Campbell with daughters and O M Gooch at the Bar tow home. Pearl and Clara Wood visited Mr and Mrs Willie Van Horn. Earl Jerome visited in Callicothe Monday. Marie Warren spent Sunday afternoon in Haseville. Ladies Aid met with Mrs Mamie Bartow. 10 members and 7 visitors attended. Several from the area went to a Browning picture show Saturday night. Bennie Rhodes was guest of S J Bartow Jr Thursday and Friday. Mrs J C and Freda Sayers and Mrs O F E Rottmann visited Mrs Etta Prowning Monday afternoon.
Rey Fauer and wife visited John Bauer and family while Talmage Coffman and wife visited Mr and Mrs J O McCollum Ed Johnie and Drue Watson Raymond Peavier and Ellis Ware visited Charley Helms on Sunday evening Guy Pearley and wife called on Mr and Mrs Charley Pearley and family Sunday evening
Mr and Mrs Joe Creason Browning visitors Saturday. R D Cassity transacted business in Linneus Saturday. Mr and Mrs Ray McNally Hale visited home folks in town. J N Edens Shelby were Purdin visitors Sunday. A Buswell Browning played croquet with the Purdin boys Sunday. Glenn Urbach Trenton visited his parents Sunday. R D Cassity and Marion Head motored to Brookfield Sunday. G R Potter Meadville family attended Church of God Sunday. G D Pulliam Linneus visited near Trenton Sunday. A A Coach Linneus in Purdin Sunday. D A Street Brookfield visitor Monday. Robert Brumback Kansas City will preach at Church of Christ May 20. Wm Pulliam visited D L Cady Friday night. Frank Johnson Linneus visiting Purdin Tuesday. Wm and Mrs Pulliam dinner guests of Dr and Mrs White Meadville. Joe Creeson and
Blanch Molloy was Sunday dinner guest of Mr and Mrs Jeff Molloy. C A Johnson was a Purdin visitor Tuesday.
Miss Vivian Franklin returns from a week in Kirksville. Mrs Perry Jacobs and daughter Vaneta visited Mrs Roy Dunlap. Miss Irene Helms stayed with her aunt Mrs Earnest Bundridge. Wess Trotter family visited Herbert Trotter family. Mrs Herbert Knight attends Mexico Mo with daughter Mrs Charley Scott and her 114 pound grandson. Mt Zion Sunday school organized with Miss Eleanor Knight Supt. Mrs Charley Pipes aided care for ill daughter Hartwell Franklin. Morris home hosts C C Moore Brookfield Mrs Mason Thurle Browning and Charley Morris party. Lot Langdon dance drew large crowd. Ralph Morris family and Ella Morris visited Pipes.
The notice warns coccidiosis can devastate chicks within days and urges using PHEN O-SAL tablets in drinking water to clear bowels of infection. It invites readers to visit for guidance on proper use and care.
E F Peterson of Browning Missouri is appointed as an Authorized Poultry Health Service Station for Dr Salsbury Laboratories. The designation enables local poultry disease diagnosis and health guidance under the laboratories program.
Mr and Mrs Millard Swank and daughter and Ila McClarren were in Milan Saturday. Leila Head spent Sunday at the Roy Taylor home. Henry Stephenson stayed Saturday night and Sunday with the Lester Stephenson home. Sarah Hagan visited Saturday night and Sunday with Mr and Mrs Emmett Shoop. Sunday visitors at the Bob Stephenson home included Kenneth and Raymond Jerome Marl Daniels Helen and Raymond White.
Eulavieve and Vaunah Head visit relatives near Marceline. Roy Hollon and children join Lee Allen family for Sunday. Fred Bertschman family call at Walter McKay for a shower honoring Millard Swank’s fire loss. Ruth Robinson visited Elsworth Harding. John Smith went to St Louis last week. Walter Stevenson and children spent Sunday with Johnie Stephenson.
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Foster of St. Joseph visited Sunday with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Ford King. Claude and Leila Davis of Kansas City and their sister Mrs. Mack McReynolds and husband visited with their parents Mr. and Mrs. G. F. Davis.
Lucille and Amber Reger visiting Kirksville spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs W A Reger. Mr and Mrs H Davis and daughter Patty of Abilene Kansas visited his parents Mr and Mrs Guy Davis. Stella Hollenback spent Sunday with sister Mrs George Schweppe near Humphreys. Mrs John Johnson visited friends near Galt last week. Walter Artz and sons visited Earl Smith home Saturday. Margaret Ford hosted Willie Rogers of Milan and Ida Tunnell Sunday. Ed Myers visited with Tom Woodall last week. Delma Hines and son moved from Cora to Roger and Mr Hines works in Kansas City. Tommy Breeding and children of Cora visited Sam Breeding. Dr Tunnell’s guests included Herb Williams, Irving Smith, Gene Rogers, Richard Hadder, Willie Rogers of Milan and Pauline Yardley of Knox City. Clan Yardley of Knox City visited relatives here. Everett Ogle and children of Laclede visited one night with Ike Grindstaff. Delma Hines and son Jimmy went to Kansas City.
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