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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1935
Page
2
Local column reports continued rain and multiple family visits around Cora and Milan Missouri. Residents including Mrs W A Butler in poor health with pneumonia and several kin in nearby towns care for her as measles circulate among Dodson and Jennings families.
Reger resident Stella Hollenbeck moved into her property last week. Harold Leeper of Pollock and his wife joined Add Grindstaff and family with their daughter Cal Burress and Harri son Grindstaff visiting. Mollie Ford and two children with Mary Tipton spent Sunday at the James Tipton home. Earl Smith household hosted Clyde Dillinger, Earl Clements, Ernest Clements, and Carl Henry. Pauline Yardley of Knox City visited local friends. Cleo Collins spent Sunday with Charley Collins family near Milan. Clarence Bardon and Browning relatives visited here. Fred Bertschmann and family were at Lester Stephenson home. Harold Meeks and others from COC camps spent weekend with home folks. Ira Crump and Merril Burress of Elmont, Kansas, came last week for a several week stay. Eula Price spent days with Marion Purves and wife near Everett Robinson and family.
M r s C E Maggart and family noted visits from Kirksville relatives. Corn planting delayed by heavy rains. Ben Mullins returns home to Shelby area. Several residents recover from illnesses and resume activities. Many neighbors visited kin in Purdin Brookfield Meadville and surrounding towns.
Rain continues as residents in Purdin keep to letters and local calls. Grover Garrett and family visited Arthur Smith. Mrs. L. G. Hamner called on Mrs. Russel Smith. Eva Monroe visited Effie Pulliam as Jim Hedges and wife spent Sunday with Marie Owens.
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