Community notes from Brown ing Missouri May 29 1924
Local items record rain shortage and daily life in North East Linn County. Mentions Ben Cattey Arthur Cattey Otis McCollum and families visits to Perry Christains and F M Cattey home. Church attendance school board hires Reverend Albert Baker for next winter. Perry McCollum plans a new house after his previous home burned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North East Linn
Ben Cattey
Arthur Cattey
Green City
Otis McCollum
Ben Purdin
Perry Christains
Rolla Bailey
F.M. Cattey
Walter Jones
Billy Jones
Allen Sills
Charley Cordray
Perry Christian
Will Haley
Fred Jones
Kirksville
Ham Yount
Bethel
Cattey
Albert Baker
Laura Thudhum
Garner
E.V. Jones
Perry McCollum
Locust Valley Notes Include Rain and Farm Work
A rain fell Thursday night across Locust Valley and nearby areas. Farmers face replanting corn due to cut worms. Local residents share weekend visits and family ties, including Lay Bundies Phillips Hooker Baskett and Jennings families. Fern Carter becomes a naturalized citizen living with M. A. West.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Jennings
Cleve Jennings
Fern Carter
M. A. West
Local greetings fill week with Browning visits
Mrs. Fen Southerland was a Browning visitor Monday. Joe Creason and wife visited at the J W Sallee home near Shafter one day last week. Scott Powell and family visited at Walter Patterson’s Sunday. Mrs. Earl Steen and Mrs Summers of Brookfield visited at the Will Pulliam home last Thursday. Joe Creason and family of near Green Castle visited at the W A Creason home Sunday. Gene Ketchum and wife of Montrose South Dakota are visiting relatives in Purdin for a short time. W E Jenkins was a Browning visitor Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fen Southerland
Browning
Joe Creason
J.w.sallee
Shafter
Scott Powell
Walter Pattersons
Earl Steen
Sommers
Brookfield
Will Pulliam
Near Green Castle
W. A. Creason
Gene Ketchum
Montrose
S. Dak
Purdin
W.e.jenkins
Hamiltons Host Informal Sunday Dinner at Home
Mr and Mrs Herbert Hamilton entertained at their city home Sunday with a one o clock dinner in their most gracious manner and were later seen in the reception rooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Hamilton
1924 Season at the Green Front Promoted by Browning native
The note announces a season at the Green Front in 1924 with Browning born organizer. It asks readers to call for dates and mentions a $7.50 insurance cost and no responsibility for accidents. It reflects on a memorable party evening and keeper duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack
Green Front
Browning
Entertaining guests and surprise party recounted
The article lists Mr and Mrs A Fleming and others as no guests at an event. It describes Mr and Mrs Hamilton as ideal entertainers and notes a six o clock dinner hosted by Mr and Mrs Guy Adams with a long guest list including Calhoun, Davis, Epperson, Schrock, Haymaker, Hinda Rush and Maude Fields. A surprise party for Mr and Mrs R H Hamilton followed on Tuesday night with ice cream and cake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A Fleming
J. B. Harmon
Hinda Rush
Ella Keithley
Hamilton
Guy Adams
R.M. Calhoun
James
W.E. Davis
H. E. Epperson
Herman Schrock
Elmo
Haymaker
Maude Fields
Adams
R. H. Hamilton
Mr. Hamilton
Memorial Services At Methodist Church South
Last Sunday the pastor filled his appointment at Morris Chapel. The Sunday school count was 72 with large crowds at both services. On Sunday June 1 there will be Sunday school and preaching at Kaifong Grove. Sunday night memorial services will be held at the Browning church with old soldiers and Legion members asked to attend. Young Peoples meeting Tuesday night. James L. Bate, Pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church, South
Morris Chapel
Kaifong Grove
Browning
Visit to Old Homestead Honors G Anderson Family
Mr and Mrs G Anderson of Linneus visited Saturday to see Mr and Mrs W F Peters. Anderson handed a large subscription payment for his and his son J H Anderson of Huntington Beach California and daughter Mrs Frank Young of Seattle Washington. Uncle Gib, long an honored citizen of Enterprise township, helped raise his family there and later moved to Browning and Linneus where he was a leading business man before retiring and seeking improved health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Anderson
Linneus
W.f.peters
Anderson
J.H. Anderson
Huntington Beach
Calif
Browning
Will Arnold Plows and Plants 75 Acres This Year
Will Arnold says he is champion at plowing and planting corn this year. His son Johnson and George Lumsden helped with a tractor and teams to plow and plant seventy five acres in two weeks. Ground condition was good for planting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Arnold
Johnson
George Lumsden
Mr. Lumsden
Will
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Browning, Missouri
Joe Nickell
Browning, Mo
Thurdlay
W. T. Stevenson
B. D. Stevenson
Old Homestead
Yellowstone
Gardiner
Cody Road
Buffalo Bill Country
Burlington
Continental Divide
Denver
Rocky Mountain National Estes Park
Colorado Springs Pikes Peak
Geyserland
L. T. Wykoff
Quality First Store
Men’s Union
W. H. Dickinson
Prop
Clydes
Fanchon
Browning Farm Club
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