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Browning Leader Record

Location

Browning, Missouri, United States of America

Date

May 05, 1938

Page

2

Death of William A Myers Brought Community Remembrance

Mr William Allison Myers died at his home southeast of Humphreys Mo after several weeks illness He was 79 years 6 months 24 days old He married Pora Clevenger in 1882 and had six children plus ten grandchildren and four great grandchildren Rev C O Hunsaker led funeral services at the Christan Church with a male quartet and piano Mrs Myers survived by family members from Kansas City Moberly and other towns The community hosted a large gathering for burial at Humphreys cemetery.

William Allison Myers Here William Margaret Myers Roger Pora Clevenger Alex Myers Kansas City Kansas Gertrude Lobner Kanas City Lula, May Moberly Edna Taylor Shreveport Ray Myers Crystal Lake Iowa Myers C. O.hunsaker Galt Christan Church Ben Zeigler Jim Harris Duffey Carter John Todd Jennie Glaze Humphreys Cemetery Bob Anderson Wayne Carver Dell Charley May Ed Young Elsworth Ingraham Willard Myers Shelly Lobner Otto Gallatin Laredo Kan Pearl Vanderpool Lewis Vanderpool Imogene Clem Trenton Sherman Pierce Dakota Ed Smiley Dewain Myers Browning W. A. Myers Frank Williams Near Laredo G. M. Donoho Anna McClakey Ray Dick Warrington Springfield Mollie Warrington Guy

Dillingers Visit Relatives In St Louis Area

Mr and Mrs Clyde Dillinger of St Louis spent the week end with relatives here Mr and Mrs Melvin Stephen are mentioned in the same clipping describing local family visits and social connections.

Clyde Dillinger St. Louis Melvin Stephen

Haseville Social Notes From Saturday to Sunday

Mrs Molli Cooper slipped while exiting a cave and fell backward injuring head and back. Several local residents visited relatives and noted guests included Sayers, Young, Holser, Warren, Wood, McMickle and others with weekend gatherings at various homes.

Mollie Cooper J. C. Sayers Nora Stanberry Charley Stanberry Theo Holser Chillicothe Beryl Warren Kenneth Young and Son W. E. Sayers Morris Crookshanks Misses Pearl Clara Wood Trenton Erma McMickle Ora Holser Marvin Kx. W. Chapman Lewis. Chapman Rolla Gooch Roy Bundies Earl Jerome Lorene Grover Murrell

Winigan Social Notes Prompt Kirksville Visits

G. T. Crist and son Allen visited Kirksville on Monday. Dean McConnell called on his grandparents Mr and Mrs John Howell. Harry Nickell and Roy Stevenson were in Kirksville last Monday. C K Moddrell returned from Excelsior Springs. Amanda Cook hosted visitors including Carl Shepler at a hospital in Kirksville. Delbert Nickell and family visited Ben Nickell’s home. Willa Hayes called on J L Jones and family Friday. Everett McConnell stayed with John Howell’s family over the weekend. Basil Muir visited Ora Weidenkoffer Sunday.

G. T. Crist Allen Kirksville Dean McConnell John Howell Harry Nickell Browning C. K. Moddrell Excelsior Springs Roy Stevenson Amanda Cook Carl Shepler Johnny Cook Basil Muir Ora Weidenkofer

Wind Storm Ravages North Salem Area

Last Wednesday a severe wind storm struck North Salem and nearby areas tearing down barns smoke houses and broader houses with roofs damaged. Hay ricks trees and gardens suffered heavy damage while several structures leaning dangerously were torn down. In Brookfield Mr and Mrs Leo Pearler Mr and Mrs Harry Lambert and Mr Simpson Cordray visited Saturday evening. Kermit Head has measles and is recovering.

Leo Pearler Harry Lambert Simpson Cordray Brookfield Kermit Head

Shelby Area Social News and Local Visits

Mr and Mrs Nile Bauer of Shelby visited Roy Jennings and Mrs Barry plus other guests in area homes. A large ball game drew crowds at Salem with Bute and Salem each taking one win. Local trips included Jefferson City and Brookfield outings by residents and seniors touring Missouri.

Nile Bauer Shelby Roy Jennings Gail Barry Cotton Pearler’s Gail Cordray Jo Ann Tom Cassity Gene Moore Fay Jennings Oren Brookfield Vernie Pearler Frances Taylor Harry Lambert Madie Stone Glenn Baumgartner St. Catherine Earl Cassity Joe ‘Head's Cora Head Glenn Kathryn Bucklin Frank Head’s Salem Bute Kermit Lambert Bernie Brantner Browning Ella Head Ritta Head Bird Arthur Denver Colo Linn Harper C. M. Smith Johnnie Burkholder Nile Rauer Jefferson City Dave Monroe

Shelby School Closes for Spring Break and Dinner Crowd

The Shelby school closed April 23 for a large community dinner drawing a big crowd. Mr. and Mrs. Nile Bauer moved to a new home east of Shelby. Mrs. Leamon Powell visited Charles Wilson’s home Sunday. Spring work begins with plowing for corn and finishing oats. Women garden and clean houses as the season starts.

Shelby Mrs. Nile Bauer

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Browning, Missouri Brown Bay Humphreys George Cotter Ray Grindstaff Lee Anna Leeper Near Purdin Pollock Oscar Leeper Elizabeth Johnson Susan Rogers Hobbs M. E H. M. Lovelle Hazel W. W. Lovelle Haseville Winigan North Salem and Vicinity M. E. Arthur T. L. McDonnald Will Simpson Elva Monroe Herb Wilson Helen Bailey Frank Rauer Leon Smith Larry BABY Browning Hatchery Browning, Mo M. L. Haning Missouri E. R. Duncan Farmers Store T. R. McArtor M. D E. G. Fuhrman Cook’s Quality Ps Fu Cook's COROC
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