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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1932
Page
2
The Browning Leader-Record publishes historical masthead details for Browning Missouri including editor Joe Nickell. Local note indicates mail matter status with second class designation dated July 8, 1897 and issue date Thursday May 19, 1932.
Mrs. Wallace Keithley and Mr and Mrs Estelle Keithley traveled to Trenton and returned with Mr Keithley who had been in hospital four weeks. Russell residents hosted and visited relatives and friends including Bowyer, Longwell, Crooks, and Baker families during the week with church and domestic gatherings noted.
Sunday evening rain cooled the area as gardens recover from last week’s hail. Corn planting nears completion in the community and residents express optimism. Local visits include Jean Riley and family with daughter Alice Marie Coulter hosting, and several mileage trips by Al Brown Tom Myers and others. Elmer Hammock reports heavy hauling recently for the store. The Rev. John Drinkard filled in services.
Fine weather for corn planting. Mildred Gooch visited grandparents in Shelby. Nolan Boyles spent Tuesday with Curt Bauer. Carl Logan planted corn for Dr. J. M. Boyles Thursday. Leon Smith hauled corn for Art Tripp. Jim Slater and wives with Harry Neff and wife attended a big dance in three rooms at Albert Dod ge's Saturday. Harper Brookfield ball game 5 to 3 Brookfield. Mrs Tracie Christian helped her mother clean house. Mrs J. M. Boyles improving slowly. Luther Bauer stayed Tuesday night with Nile Bauer. T L McDonnald building a new broader house. Carl Logan plowed patches for his father Friday.
Mrs Willie Smith and children and Kitty Lou Smalley spent weekend with Roy Taylor family. Russell Head family visited Georgann Head. Roy Kinfolk visited Kinfolk home. White Oak church services well attended despite rain. Sunday school 54 and 93 cents. Byron Taylor family dined with Roy Taylor. Several youths and neighbors seen about. Reger high school picnic by Fields Mill.
Milan, Mo. Grandview Theatre presents The Secret Witness with Una Merkel and Zasu Pitt May 19 20 tickets 10 or 25 cents Farmers Matinee 10 cents May 21 Looky with Jackie Cooper and Robert Coogan May 21 22 23 Union Depot with Douglas Fairbanks Jr Joan Blondell Western A Real Western promotes dramatic, cinematic thrills across four days.
Alta Brookshier visited Roger high school on Friday. Imogene and Lula Hollon visited Sunday with Belva Hollon. Earl Hagan was in the community on Saturday. Sunday guests at the Rob Stephenson home included Mr. and Mrs. Noel Coram, Mr. and Mrs. Fritz Brinkley and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Brinkley and daughter, and Bill Adams. Mr. and Mrs. Bernham McCollum spent Saturday night and Sunday at J. G. Nickell’s. Rev. Mott Perry and wife of Kirksville attended services Saturday night but Rev. Coram led the talk. Melvin Pipes of Laclede visited relatives last week. Mr. and Mrs. Mack Hagan and son visited A. C. Brinkley on Saturday.
W C Quigley visited at the L P Lawrence home on Sunday. Roy Neely and family were visitors at the Floyd Neely home. Miss Reva Foster called on Helen Rae Lawrence Sunday afternoon. Lando Murphy and family visited relatives in Galt Sunday. Mr and Mrs Herman Tharp visited her mother Mrs Dalzell Sunday afternoon. Chas Franklin visited home folks Sunday.
Doc Whitaker and Wilbkern Bunch herding sheep in the neighborhood. Hugh Murphy visiting his mother Mrs Henry Lawrence. James Morris stayed Saturday night with Alfred McKiney. Clifford Foster called on Arthur Lawrence Sunday morning. Mrs Albert Marlay and daughter Lucille visited her parents Mr and Mrs J H Tharp last Wednesday. Mrs D W Foster and Mrs L P Lawrence stayed at Ray Lawrences Monday night to care for Mrs Mooer who is poorly. Mr and Mrs W A Tharp visited their daughter and husband Mr and Mrs Floyd Gilpatrick last Tuesday. Mrs Jane Foster on the sick list. Mr and Mrs Bev Kenney called at Russell Franklins Sunday evening.
Mr and Mrs A A Foster and children returned home Wednesday after visiting relatives in Quincy Illinois. Mr and Mrs T S Baronw and children were in Trenton Tuesday. Ora Holser spent Thursday afternoon in Laredo. Harry Rhodes and daughter Reba of Browning called at the C A Woolf home Thursday. Mr and Mrs Joe Morris visited the J W Morris home Saturday. Mrs Susie Gooch and Mrs Martha Gooch called on Mrs Almeda Bartow Wednesday. Several attended a Fairview school picture show Friday evening by J Robert Hall of Linneus. Mrs Lena Campbell and daughters and Josephine Morris visited W J Gooch Thursday.
Kenneth Young visited Laredo on Friday afternoon. The Aids met on Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Anna Young hosting. Fourteen members and two visitors attended. Mrs. Lena Campbell assisted with refreshments.
The note reports illness for a child of Mr. and Mrs. Oran Cordray and several visits among neighbors. Cecil Nickell and Antone Sattman visited Edgar McCollum and Otis McCollum respectively. Floyd Swisegood sheared sheep for Perry Christian, Robert Cattey, and Otis McCollum. Violet Goddard visits Perry Christian. Carl Farson and wife visited Frank Cattey. Roscoe Hart and Helen Turner wed on Saturday May 14. Robert Cattey and family visited Oral Carter's near Marceline.
Luther Lauck delivered a load of veal calves to St. Louis at the start of the week. Shelby farmers report weekly eggs and produce pickups as harvest slows. Elwood Thudium and family joined Braden and Vern Thudium for dinner with W. L. Cahoon near New Boston. Art Tripp and family spent Sunday in Brookfield with relatives. Most Burkholder children visited their parents on Sunday. Anton Rieddle and wife joined brother Lawrence Rieddle for Sunday dinner in Purdin.
Notice is given that letters of administration for the estate of William I Gibson deceased were granted to Mont Cumbo by the Probate Court of Linn County Missouri on April 27 1932. All claims must be shown within six months. if not exhibited within one year from grant they are barred. Arthur L Pratt judge of probate attests.
Ellwood Thudium and son Richard and Orville Mott visited Purdin on Saturday afternoon for business. A peach and cake supper at Earnest Head's drew a good crowd Saturday night. A young people's meeting began at Mount Hope Church on Sunday night.
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