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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1931
Page
4
Local updates report visitors and kin across Walnut Grove Cora and White Oak. Names include Spencer Hoskins Lawrence Pratt Norman Jones Head Knifong Fields Stephenson and Brinkley with brief travel and hospital news. A six pound baby boy born April 26 is noted.
North Salem residents share visits with relatives and friends across nearby towns. Families such as Brittons Brantners and Silents note Sunday gatherings while several individuals travel to Linneus Bucklin Laplata and Mt Hope for church services visits and weekend stays with relatives and neighbors.
Mr and Mrs Fay Bowyer visited with the Keithleys and Estelle Keithley Monday evening. Fern Keithley stayed with A F Keithley and Alpha Rottmann Tuesday night. Marie Sayers spent the week with grandmother Mrs Will Rottmann and sons John and Ted helping care for the sick. Lloyd Bowyer and Fay visited Ray Bowyer and family in Keytesville Tuesday. Eugene Burchett visited Kenneth Jennings Thursday. Gus Coulter and children Ruth James and Alice Marie visited John Longwell Thursday evening. Kathleen Hooker stayed with Lenore Tully Saturday night and Sunday. Jerry Jennings Cleve Jennings and daughter Virginia visited the Tharpes Saturday. Locust Valley Young People class and guests enjoyed a picnic at Field’s Mill with ample lunch. Charley Russell and wife attended.
Neen Smith went to Purdin Monday to work for Mrs. Nora Richardson. Mrs. W. J. Bailey visited relatives in Shelby Tuesday. Wayne Asher's have rented the George Crist place west of Shelby and moved. Mrs. Herb Wilson and others spent Thursday in Brookfield. Friday our school closed with baskets and a program of pieces and dialogues. Everyone had a good time.
L T Finney and family called on Norman McDonald and wife. Mrs Charley Wilson called on Mrs Frank Rauer Sunday evening.
Weather is warm and farmers plan corn planting while gardens are largely in. Neighbors and families visit each other across towns with short trips to Pur din and Everson ville. several dinners and Sunday gatherings described. Measles illness mentioned for John Rottmann. church services reported at Locust Valley.
Perry Christian and family Otis McCollum and family I J McCollum and Aunt Maggie Brewer visited Noah Head and family in Linneus Sunday for a fine dinner. Rolla Bailey and family visited the F M Cattey home and Mrs Carrie Abbott of Winigan. Robert Cattey and his father F M with Otis McCollum Perry Christian and others are planting corn today.
Mr and Mrs Frank Cattey visited Ellwood Triudiums. Commencement exercises were held at Shelby last Thursday night. Mrs Betty Dodge hosted neighbor ladies to finish a quilt. Luther Lauck hauled stock to St Joe on Monday. Richard Thudium and Orville Mott report good fishing. Mr and Mrs Will Burkholder shopped in Purdin Saturday. Bennie Burkholder attended the Baccalaureate in Purdin Sunday night. John Rulon and family visited his father Will Rulon Sunday. Ellwood Thudium family shopped in Purdin Saturday afternoon.
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