Brownling Post Office Entry Notice 1897
Editor Joe Nickell notes mailing entry for Brownling Missouri as second class matter dated July 8, 1897 with a publication on Thursday May 26, 1922.
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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1922
Page
4
Editor Joe Nickell notes mailing entry for Brownling Missouri as second class matter dated July 8, 1897 with a publication on Thursday May 26, 1922.
The section is planting corn and hopes for rain. Lawrence Drier drove a new car Friday. Several families from Brookfield Gifford and nearby visited hosts at Catteys and McCollums Sunday. Local folks attended a weinna roast by the creek and planned another outing. Road work is planned with three new graders arriving for Pleasant Hill township.
Lee Shepherd and family of Roger visited J. N. Maxeys for a Sunday gathering. Ralph Trumbo sold a horse to Charley Franklin. Sunday school and meeting at Cross Roads drew a well attended turnout. Irene Pipes of Browning spent the day there.
A line of social visits filled the weekend as Creasons, Pulliam, Steen, Summerville, and Ross households hosted relatives from Brookfield Chillicothe and Browning. Multiple families, including the Armstongs and Purdin residents, shared Sunday visits and on to Laclede and Chillicothe for outings and family gatherings.
Bernice Cassity travels to visit sister Mrs Loren Myers in Mendota this week. Lula Holding visited J. E. Steen on Monday night. Rey Urbach and family visited Ed Urbachs Sunday. Wm Urbach and family visited Oliver Belchers Sunday. Mrs H L Adams of Cincinnati came last week to visit her mother Mrs Julia Me Quown for a few days.
Dr Frank C Fay pastor of the Chillicothe Methodist Church and noted lyceum lecturer delivered the graduation address at the Electric Theatre to a crowded house. The address impressed attendees as outstanding and memorable with other program numbers described as the best yet.
Yesterday marked the last day of the term as Supt. Shipley and assistants led a highly successful period. Parents pupils and teachers express pride and satisfaction at the school’s achievements and the end of term efforts.
The Allen Brothers perform this week in their big tent on the old livery barn lot drawing fair crowds. Weather kept locals away the first two nights, but the troupe delivers their best show yet with prior visits noted.
A reader notes that plays returning after a long absence feature real actors and true artists in their craft, praising the quality and dedication across the cast.
Mrs. E L Curtis receives subscription favors. Miss Lorene Glaze of Humphreys visited Miss Eva Lantz. Rubie Fanning of Chillicothe spent the week with Mrs. Lula Brumbaugh. VANDYKE & CO. offers the best wool market by phone 143. Miss Orryl Adams finished her 90 hour normal course at Kirksville and returned home. Mr and Mrs R M Long of Winigan brought Uncle Jeff Long, who went to Southwest City.
Burwell & Porter of Brookfield Missouri advertise six percent farm loans offering capital for farming operations and related needs through their Brookfield office.
Mr and Mrs J W Lantz of 809 West Third announce the marriage of their daughter Win Eva Lantz to Earl E Smith son of Mr and Mrs T L Smith of 11 106 East Third Street on Tuesday May 9 at Pomona The ceremony was conducted in private by Rev Stevenson at the First Methodist Church Pomona The bride wore white canton crepe and Spanish lace The couple honeymooning elsewhere In Missouri the Highway Commission outlines its post 1921 program detailing duties funding and route planning The effort includes securing funds under the Morgan McCullough act and designating a 1500 mile primary road system Engineers will study routes with independent experts for recommendations The Chief of the Bureau of Public Roads remains on the back page.
Imperial Valley report notes the couple will return to Santa Ana where they will reside in a pretty new bungalo built by the groom’s father. The account frames the home as a welcome for friends upon their return.
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