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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1939
Page
4
Numerous locals and visitors are listed with places such as Milan Cora Linneus Brookfield and Granite City. Names include Jas Dodson Fred Boswell Fay Peterson John Robison Clarence Skeen and families among others during weekend and weekday visits and gatherings.
A Sunday visit described with Mrs Nelia Bundridge and Mr and Mrs Cecil Talver. The party also called on his parents Mr and Mrs Clay Dell and their son Leonard.
Mr and Mrs Edd Smith visited E W Riley on Sunday evening. Lois Riley helped with the Smith home. Willard Newton of the U S Navy training visits with his parents C W Newton. Clara Newton Sunday guest. Al vard Almonds Sunday evening visit. Brantners traded in Browning Saturday. Herman Smith and S Cotter hosts Saturday. John Tucker family hosted guests Har old Cordray Sunday. Bernie Brantner and John Lee visited John Tucker’s family Monday. Dr and Mrs Ernest Linhart visited A L Knn fung Sunday afternoon. Stanley, Lois Riley and Mrs Everett Riley visited Lee Kimbrough, who has been ill but improving. Marquis Jacobson and family of Pullman Wash visited Brantners Friday night en route to Germany to see Jacobson’s mother.
North Salem Sunday school attendance reached thirty nine with a goal of fifty next Sunday. Bauer's softball team lost to Linneus Friday at Linneus and fell to New Boston Sunday at Mystic. Fay Jennings and Nolan Arnold went to Brookfield Wednesday afternoon. Nolan pursued tractor repairs. Mrs Agnes Stone and Eldon shared Sunday dinner with her parents.
Mrs Mabel Lambert Sonja and Mrs Edna Lambert visit Rosa Kirk Thursday afternoon. Wilma Browning stayed with Grandpa Cordray and family. Browning visitors Saturday night include Head Archie Dickinson. Edna Lambert visits Flossie Wyatt. Flossie recovering from a cow injury. Various families host and visit across Brookfield North Salem and surrounding homes Sunday.
Mrs Lela Peavler visited Mrs Madie Stone while Mr and Mrs T M Smith hosted guests. Lyle Stone stopped by George Martins and Ruth Clark with Mildred Peav ler called on Helen Swisegood. Fay and Oren Jennings spent the day at Herchel Turners and Lois Walters visited Fay Jennings in the evening. Harry Lambert and Simpson Cordray with their spouses visited Jeff Nester Sunday afternoon.
Sunday gatherings occurred across the area with several families visiting relatives. Neighbors hosted a surprise candy supper for Raymond Anderson's birthday, while others traveled to Browning and Shelby to see relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Leo Dunlap of near Humphreys spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Earl Dunlap. The Robisons from Purdin visited Ralph Morris and family along with Mrs. Carrie Couburn and Miss Ella Morris. Hartwell Franklin Everett Harvis and Fred Watson joined Mrs. Fred Watson in St. Joseph. John Lee and Mr. Morris helped with calf shipments to St. Louis while Ralph Morris visited Keokuk, and Walter Connel with Jim Morris traveled to Kirksville on Saturday.
Rain is badly needed for gar dens and pastures. Local residents travel to markets and towns for stock cattle, sheep, and crop work. Farmers around Cora and southeast areas report ongoing planting, family visits, and exchanges with relatives in Humphreys and Martinsburg.
Cecil Dodson and family from near Brookfield visited his parents northeast of Cora on Sunday. Dr Keester of Milan vaccinated horses for sleeping sickness Saturday morning at Elmer Sevier's.
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