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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1936
Page
3
A Saturday and Sunday flurry of visits and social events spans Brookfield to Clarence with numerous residents and guests. Notables include Rev Hobbs in Brookfield, Joy Crowdis near Roger, and Mr and Mrs Ned Mundell visiting Brookfield. Multiple trips to Chillicothe, Canton, Clarence, and Keokuk accompany announcements of family gatherings, candidacy news, and local shopping promotions at Dickinson's.
Gene Autry headlines a riotous Masquerade Ball with a program of famous cowboy songs and new musical western ideas promising lively entertainment for fans of classic Western music and performances.
Miss Audrey Montgomery visited near Milan with Mr and Mrs Ray Maggart recently. Jean Ogle and his sister and family from Alliance Nebraska spent a few days with Mrs Ida Elliott. Mr and Mrs Guy Crowdis and children from near Roger visited Saturday. Mr and Mrs E McArtor and Mr Cordray of New Boston were in town Tuesday. We acknowledge a pleasant business and social call from Mr McArtor.
Mrs. Alda McCollum returned home to see her daughter Patty Rae who has been very ill and recently had an operation. she is improving and staying with her grandparents Mr and Mrs T L McDonnald. Mrs Mary Richardson visited relatives in Shelby this past week. W J Bailey spent Monday night with Frank Bauer and family. Mrs Mamie Buswell visited her parents and son in Shelby. Miss Mary Smith was visiting her sister the Riddles.
Miss Dorothy Wilson visits Noland Around home Saturday and Sunday. Mildred Wilson helps aunt Mrs Turney Bailey who is sick with flu. J M Logan visits sister Mrs Frank Bauer Saturday afternoon. Sherry Simpson stays with sister to care for Patty Rae. Chaney Hazg visits T L McDonald Saturday evening. Henry Logan and wife visit her parents Mr and Mrs Tillman Wednesday. Elva Monroe switch operator goes to Brookfield for tensile removal and is recovering. J D McCollum and wife visit Curt McCollum’s in Mendon Sunday. Ruby Richardson to teach 1936 37 term at Thudium. Charley Helms visits Roy Helms near Milap Saturday. Bernice Pearler helps Mrs Braden Thudium and family. visit Orville Thudium’s Sunday. Lawrence Ried has been sick. Talmage Coffman and wife visit J McCollum’s Monday. Carl Helms spends Monday night at Cart Wood. Weather remains cool and rainy. Seniors’ play last week Friday and Saturday. rain reduced crowd Friday, large crowd Saturday. praised as a success. Mrs Earnest Pearson and daughter Imoline, Mrs Earl Hess and Mrs Marilee Gilmer drive to Browning Sunday to see Mrs Martha Garrett who is very ill. Chester Bagley and family visit relatives near Purdin Sunday. Farmers have planted corn. rains bring hopes of bumper crop. Mrs Veda Garrett-Bivens stays with ill mother Mrs Martha Garrett. Mrs Tom Street shops in Brookfield last week. Remains of William Matthews brought from Chillicothe and buried in Purdin Cemetery last Tuesday. Mr and Mrs John Hedges shop in Brookfield and visit Ivanland family.
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