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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1936
Page
2
The Browning Leader-Record of Browning Missouri lists Joe Nickell as editor and notes the paper’s post office filing as second class mail matter dated July 8 1897 with a Thursday May reference. Local archival headline tone preserves period details despite fragmented OCR.
We announce Guy T. Carter of Browning for Linn county sheriff and Dr. Q. H. Becker of Sullivan county for sheriff, both subject to the August primary elections by their respective party voters. The notices indicate official authorization for these candidacies and party engagement.
A. T. Havens of Pleasant Hill township seeks the Sullivan county sheriff post. The August primary centers on the will of Democratic voters as candidates contend for the office.
Sunday visitors at the J R Wood home included Mrs J C Sayers and family and Mrs Glenn Jerome with children. Mrs Effie Woolf and Mrs Sarah Woolf helped serve at the Ladies Aid Society meeting. The Friendship Club met April 30 with plans for May 7. Several families spent Sunday with relatives and teachers were mentioned as visiting Lexington High School.
Saturday and Sunday visits fill the column with names from Brinkley Stenson Stephen Ford and other households. Also a probate notice from Slim County Missouri granting letters testamentary and advising creditors to file claims within six months to avoid bar.
The little daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Cannon passed away Thursday evening and was buried at Hickory Grove. Friday after noon, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Dunlap and son Robert spent Saturday night with Mr. and Mrs. Charley Pipes. Mary Jane and Dollie Morris of near Green City have been visiting relatives in this community the past two weeks. Henry Morris of Milan spent Wednesday night with Ed Morris. Every Loly is about through planting corn. Elmer Sevier had the misfortune of loosing his smoke house by fire one day this week. Mr. and Mrs. John Lee were callers at the Charley Morris home near Green City Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Lester Lawrence spent Sunday at the home of Ed Morris. Mrs. Molly ripes and Mrs. Roy Dunlap were shopping in Browning Saturday.
Maude Jones and daughter Colene spent a few days at the Fritz Brinkley home. Mrs Cleo Rogers, visiting her husband employed in Kansas City, returned home Friday. Sie Gar Dev who kn
Community notes record visits and family gatherings across Haseville. Tables of relatives from Chillicothe, Kirksville, Trenton, and Clem Springs feature frequent Sunday meals and weekend stays. Mentions include Crowded schedules of the Sayers, Crookshanks, Goosh, Jerome, and Bartow families with grandchildren and new arrivals.
Mr and Mrs Tom Morris and sons James and Billy were Sunday visitors at Floyd Shiflett. Mr and Mrs Darold Hateson were Saturday night and Sunday visitors of her parents Mr and Mrs Arthur Stults of Purdin. Mr and Mrs Earl Hess and son Donnie and Mr and Mrs Lilburn Gilmer were Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Earnest Pearson.
Mr and Mrs Lon Baker hosted Sunday guests Mrs Bessie Cooper and Marvin. Mr and Mrs Bill Morris entertained Mr and Mrs Joe Edmonson and child then Mrs Willard Powell assisted. Mr and Mrs Lee Elis Hedges visited Purdin Sunday. Mr and Mrs Kenneth Gooch and daughters Mary and Norma dined with Curt and Mrs Gooch. Mrs Vernon Phillips stayed with her mother Mrs Malinda Bowyer in Linneus. Wallace Grice bought Buford Moffitt’s barber shop, resumes barbering after years farming. locals welcome his return.
A 3 year old dark bay reicheron stallion with star in the forehead weighs over 1300. Sire Sam No 145770 Dam Villa Deluxe lizsi72. Terms seven dollars fifty cents to insure colt to stand and suck. If more is sold or removed from neighborhood, service fee becomes due. Colt to stand good for service fee. No service on Sundays. Bill will make the season of 1036 at my farm four miles west of Browning.
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