Whit Oak Clem Springs Marriage Report
Doris Fanning and Mason Dell wed at Unionville on Sunday. The item notes rain was greatly needed last week and mentions local social visits including Mrs J Fanning and other families.
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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1933
Page
2
Doris Fanning and Mason Dell wed at Unionville on Sunday. The item notes rain was greatly needed last week and mentions local social visits including Mrs J Fanning and other families.
The Shelby section reports a rainy spell with hopes for sunnier days. R A Crist and family visited Shelby last Sunday while others traveled to Harris Green City Clifton Hill and back. The Henry Hubbard party was well attended with candy and music from the Chaf fee boys. Local trips include Raymond Smith to Purdin and Charley Maxwell to Brookfield. The school board hired a janitor and an eighth grade teacher. Shelby baseball beat Boston 13 to 2 after a busy Saturday. Linneus faced Chilli cothe and Browning planned to play Marceline on May 14.
Pleasant Grove item notes a rainy day appreciation. Tom Foster spent Sunday at the PD and at the W. Foster home. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Stroud visited with Mrs. Hettie Glidewell and family. Clarence Gramling stayed with grandmother Nan nie Gramling. Severa reports a pleasant party at Leo Whiteaker's. Several Gramling, Foster, Jones, and Pilcher relatives visited Arthur Lawrence and Neve Pilcher. L. P. Lawrence and Jim Franklin were visitors Sunday afternoon.
Harold Glidewell visited the D. W. Foster home while Misses Feta Fav and Reva Foster attended Sunday school at Maggart. Chas Couch hosted guests Saturday night and Sunday school at Maggart was attended by the pair.
Fetter testamentary on the estate of Thomas B Mundell deceased has been granted to the undersigned by Linn County Missouri Probate Court. All persons with claims must exhibit within six months of April 17 1933 or be barred. claims not exhibited within one year from grant date shall be forever barred. W A Mundell Executor Arthur L Pratt Judge of Probate.
Walnut Grove items show house cleaning and corn planting as the week’s theme. Rex Almond and son George Albert visited. James Jennings traveled to Milan. Roy Dunlap attended a cousin's funeral in Galt. Ralph Morris, Edd Morris shopped in Cora. Bernice Franklin visited Verda Pipes. Waverly Pipes traveled to Milan to stay with sister Jamice for school. James Jennings spent Monday with Donald Dunlap.
Mr and Mrs Theo Holser were Sunday dinner guests of W E Sayers and family Mrs J R Wood and Mrs O E attended in Haleville social notes.
Rottman and Mrs J C Sayers shopped in Trenton on Thursday. Lena Campbell and daughter visited Mr and Mrs W J Gooch and son Oral Sunday. Gail and Russel Bartow stayed with grandparents Mr and Mrs W J Gooch. Yvonne Marcelle and Mary Catherine Wood visited Lucille Chapman Thursday. Mr and Mrs S J Bartow visited Mr and Mrs Henry Smith and Aunt Mira Leslie Sunday. Ruth Lawrence and daughter Frances Lou called at the W E Sayers home Sunday. Victor Gooch visited parents near Laredo Saturday. The O G E Rottman party and others visited J R Wood and daughters Sunday afternoon. Winnie of Laredo and Mamie Bartow planned a music class midweek. W J Gooch and W W Gooch were Linneus visitors Saturday. S J Bartow Jr was a Sunday dinner guest at W R Young.
A light rain fell Friday aiding local events. John Smith attended a meeting in Kirksville Saturday. Myrtle Bardon stayed with Myron Williams from Friday to Sunday. Several residents visited friends in Reger and Chillicothe Sunday and Saturday. A large loss of 125 chicks occurred due to rodents at a Broaders residence.
May 9 notes report mild spring conditions with farmers nearly through plowing and much corn planted. fruit prospects seen for gooseberries strawberries and apples. Several local families hosted dinners and weekend guests. Raymond Gooch recovering well after operation. Mother’s Day program at the RN A with 28 attending. 4 H Sewing Club meeting focusing on laundry bags. American Legion and local visits noted.
State Bankers meeting will air troubles analyze problems and present future options at the forty third annual Missouri Bankers Association convention to be held May 18 and 19 at the Hotel Jefferson St Louis. Five prominent out of state speakers will discuss facing the future way in and out federal control of business concert of action by country banks to safety and profit and for value received. Opening address by M B Holderness president of the Association. Continuous reports on association activities and committee chairmen will follow with general discussion. Continued on Page 4.
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