Post Office Listing for Brown ing Missouri
The notice records a Brown ing Missouri entry as second class mail matter with a date of July 8 1897.
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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1939
Page
4
The notice records a Brown ing Missouri entry as second class mail matter with a date of July 8 1897.
Local notes report a modest shower aiding gardens and corn, with hopes for more rain. Visits include Albert Enderly to Rex Blackburn, Minnie Armstrong’s illness, Mery Lee Noel’s calls, and Nadine Smith’s Saturday stay. Purdin prepares for first soft ball game, while Hoag resigns from teaching. Commencement at M E Church featured Rev Corbin.
A very successful term ends with plans to teach here again next term. Mrs Lon Powell and her daughter Vera shopped in Purdin Saturday evening. Mr and Mrs Alex Woodside visited in Purdin Saturday evening.
Pleasan Hill community reports a fine shower and busy weekend as residents visit nearby towns. Effie Britton stays with daughter and son in law Norman Woodside. Families travel to St Joseph Milan Memphis and Green City for events. Norris Knifong buys 700 little chickens.
Mrs John Longwell Mrs Anna Belle West and children Eugene and Helen Ann were guests of Mr and Mrs Archie Dickinson for a night last week. Other visits included Mrs Willie Ware Mrs Blanche Head Mrs Goldie Abbott and Marlin in Brookfield and Edith Hale with Sonja in Milan.
Mr and Mrs L A Dickinson visited their new great grandson Richard Earl. The Checker Club met at Everett Hales as Lyle Britton and Theodore Steele won the pitch game while Ricaard Head Bessie Steele and Goldie Abbott won in checkers. Visitors included Mr and Mrs Live Britten and Spencer and the Smiths from Milan. Mrs Pipes welcomed a baby daughter born May 7 at home of the Heggy family with Dr Herington in attendance.
Mr and Mrs Harry Carr and their son Freddie visited Kirksville on Monday Miss Geneva Cleeton returned to Chillicothe Business College after visiting her parents Mr and Mrs Jim Cleeton Monday Mr and Mrs LD Howell were mentioned in the vicinity noting local social activity
Mrs Julius Woods visited her parents Mr and Mrs Tom Morris Tuesday afternoon. Mr and Mrs L Mentecy and children and Mrs Ida Tompson of Meadville called at the home of Mr and Mrs Edgar Morris Thursday night. Mrs Tompson stayed a few days. Russell Paul and Alice Marie Coulter surprised friends by marrying in Trenton on Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Morris were in Browning Saturday night for unspecified activities. No additional details provided.
Mr and Mrs Lilburn Gilmer were dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Darrold Hutchinson and their son, sharing a cordial social visit.
Public School Brownie entry Volume I Number 35 details events and notices from the school group. The item outlines activities and membership in a brief community-oriented column.
Mr Scobee superintendent will deliver the commencement address for the class of 1939 in the public school auditorium tonight at 7 45. Seventeen high school and twenty elementary graduates listed with awards to be announced May 12 to August 28 amid Browning community notes and editorials praising patrons and staff for support of the first Browning Public Schools newspaper.
The Browning Public Schools held its first baccalaureate service in the new auditorium on May 7 with the Senior Class of 39 and speaker W. H. McDonald, president of Culver-Stockton College. McDonald delivered an incisive address. he is noted as an educator and former pastor and superintendent. Room III students then took a one day trip to Jefferson City visiting the capitol and other sites including the Madison Hotel fire, Bagwell Dam, Columbia and Fulton, accompanied by several staff and members of the community.
The sponsor expresses gratitude to the school paper staff students and faculty for their loyal support during the term just closing from J. G. May Drug Company.
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