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Newspaper

Browning Leader Record

Location

Browning, Missouri, United States of America

Date

May 14, 1931

Page

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Golden wedding of Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Prather celebrated

In Browning Missouri during Civil War troubles the Prathers marked fifty years of marriage at their expansive 2874 acre farm. Guests from nearby towns joined a hearty noon meal and local reminiscences as they celebrated their golden anniversary despite muddy roads.

W. T. Prather Ason Walter West Virginia Rosa Bell James W. Atkins Macon County Pocahontas George Prent Reb Prather L. C. Tomlin Ross Prather Anni

Farmers Exchange Bank Annual Meeting Notice

Notice is given that the Farmers Exchange Bank stockholders will meet at the Browning banking house in Missouri on May 20, 1931 at 9 a.m. to elect seven directors and address any proper business. The meeting may run at least three hours unless the objective is completed sooner. J. S. Harmon, President. R. M. Calhoun, Secretary. Entertained Sunday School Class The Hummel Wesley class hosted Mrs. Rudloff's class on May 7 at the M. P. Brassfield home with singing contests and refreshments provided by Mrs. Brassfield and Mrs. H. L. Schrock. Guests included Mrs. J. P. Bol ling and daughter Virginia. Members listed include Mrs. J. E. Rudloff, Mrs. G. W. Prather, Mrs. J. A. Bennett, Mrs. J. W. Garrett, Mrs John Browning, Mrs. Arthur Mundell, Mrs. Elmo Schrock, Mrs. August Brehm, Mrs. Joe Nevins, Mrs. Alta McCormick, Kathryn Rudloff, Mrs. H. L. Schrock, Mrs. W. W. Crawford, Mrs. K. M. Duncan, Mrs. H. L. Browning, Mrs. L. W. Hummel, Mrs. H. N. Thrule, Mrs. F. L. Maggart, Mrs. R. M Calhoun, Mrs. Jonah Seaman, Mrs. Harry Rhodes, Mrs. Hinda Rush, Mrs. Ella Bundridge, Mrs. Nannie Carlestead.

Farmers Exchange Bank Browning J. S. Harmon R. M. Calhoun Hummel Wesley Rudloff M. P. Brassfield G. W. Prather J. A. Bennett J. W. Garrett John Browning Arthur Mundell Elmo Schrock August Brehm Joe Nevins Alta McCormick Kathryn Rudloff H. L. Schrock W. W. Crawford K. M. Duncan H. L. Browning L. W. Hummel H. N. Thrule F. L. Maggart R.M Calhoun Jonah Seaman Harry Rhodes Hinda Rush Ella Bundridge Nannie Carlestead

Garden crops ready to set in varied varieties

Tomato and cabbage leading varieties ready to set. Sweet potatoes Nancy Hall Red Bermuda Porto Rico and Yellow Jersey cited by Geo Peters.

Nancy Hall Bermuda Porto Rico Jersey Geo. Peters

Duncan Township Names Road Overseers and Drag Men

The Duncan township board met with J. D. Burwell F. L. Maggart George Fields and clerk Ralph Trumbo present. They elected Roy Knifong and Cat Fanning as north division overseer and drag man and John Quigley Arthur Mundell and Art Bardon for the south district. Road work for spring and summer will begin immediately.

Duncan J. D. Burwell F. L. Maggart George Fields Ralph Trumbo Roy Knifong Cat Fanning John Quigley Arthur Mundell Art Bardon

Dr Hanna to Exhibit at Owl Drug Store

Exclusive optometrist Dr Hanna will be at Owl Drug Store Friday afternoon and Saturday May 29 and 30 to show glasses and provide fittings.

Dr. Hanna Owl Drug Store

Mother's Day Reflections From Purdin Missouri 1931

Dan Pardin writes a Mother's Day tribute praising maternal love as divine and essential. He recalls a childhood journey with his mother to Bailey schoolhouse, a sermon by Putman, and a kneeling prayer scene. He closes with thanks and mentions graduates listed from the local church program.

Dan Purdin

Wool Wanted for 50,000 Pounds in Car Lots

L C Lantz of Browning Missouri seeks to purchase 50 000 pounds of wool at market high. Wool will be shipped east in car lots. No middleman. Visit the old Creamery in the southwest part of town before selling.

L. C. Lantz Browning, Mo

See Dr Palm Best Glasses at Stanley Hotel Milan

May 25 sale at the Stanley Hotel in Milan features much lower prices on glasses offered through Dr Palm. Proof of appointment or consultation not provided. Limited stock and event noted by local advertisements.

Dr. Palm Stanley Hotel Milan

Masterful Sermon at Local Methodist Service

Rev. McDonnald of Trenton delivered the annual baccalaureate sermon at the Methodist Episcopal church. Despite bad weather the church was packed with residents from the city and surrounding area to hear the address and witness the ceremonies.

McDonnald Trenton Methodist Episcopal Church

Ghost Parade at School Delights Local Audience

The Senior class under Supt M A Holman staged the Ghost Parade on Thursday night May 7 at the school building. The haunted hotel tale impressed with a well drilled cast and a large supportive audience praising performances by Vadis Nickell Erma Peterson Howard Carter John Lee Smith Harvey F Dickinson Omar Atkins Annabel Atkins Donald Jones Edgar Hoselton Noble Crooks Alma Cotter Lenore Tully Mervyn Garrett Raymond Alspach Edna Scott Carrie Neely.

Jimmie Robison Raymond Warren Oma Atkins Lenore Tully Lucille Quigley Raymond Alspach Mervyn Garrett Annabel Atkins Edgar Hoselton Edna Scott Erma Peterson Carrie Neely Kathleen Hooker Gilbert Nickell Noble Crooks John Lee Smith Pauline Jennings Emogene Oaks Alma Cotter Howard Carter Earl Nickell Donald Jones M. A. Holman Supt. Holman Vadis Nickell Harvey F. Dickinson Omar Atkins Edgar

Board hires Chloe Fields to teach commerce next year

At a special Board of Education meeting on Monday, Chloe Fields of Roger was elected to teach commerce at the high school next year. Her acceptance was confirmed by phone from Kirksville. Fields is described as a fine appearing young lady, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jake Fields of Reger.

Board of Education Chloe Fields Roger Miss Fields Kirksville Jake Fields Reger

Thorn Injury Delivers Thumb Pain for Local Worker

Uncle Dave Gibson while fixing a disc last week drove a thorn into his thumb about an inch and a half. He sought medical help Saturday and Dr. Becker removed the thorn. the wound is now healing nicely.

Thorn Dave Gibson Dr. Becker

Ready Now For Burglars Mrs Mullins Plans Alarm Trap

Mrs P C Mullins, repeatedly robbed at her city home, plans to test a burglar on the road with an alarmed entry and locked interiors. She keeps a revolver under her pillow and vows to wound a thief if needed to mark him for future identification.

P. C. Mullins

Students Tour Jefferson City Trip Ends With Capitol Visit

A school group led by Supt Holman and Prof Duckworth toured Jefferson City by car, visiting the Capitol, museum, and dome, then examined the courthouse and Peaceful Village. The trip included roadside scenery, minor car troubles, and a supervised lunch with cherry pie.

Missouri Valley Missouri River House of Representatives Senate House Radio Room Duckworth Holman High Street Capitol Avenue Cols. Jones Rudolph

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Jerry Jennings E.F. Peterson L. C. Tomlin R. E. Prather Maurice Lantz George W. Pr Abies’ Jennings Ira Nevins Fay Elizabeth Ann Prather Joe .Purdin Rebecca Prather Minnie A. Palmer Merril Peterson James Rudloff Warner Correll Purdin Joe Leader Record Sister Mullins Heaven Old Country School Bailey School House Putman Mullins Dan Pardin the Ghost Parade Jefferson City Capitol Prof Supt Holman Mr. Duckworth Rock Road Linneus Gen. Pershing Bucklin Callie Miss Violet Hooker Macon Coupes Moberly No. 40 Columbia Ohio River Old Kentuck
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