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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1938
Page
7
Transcribed local notes show families visiting, travel, and small gatherings in Brookfield Kirksville Bucklin and Milan. Residents like Opal Moore Andrew Cassity and Verna Ler are mentioned along with community events, church, a 70th birthday, and farm activity noted as corn gathering winds down.
October week reports Frost damaged vegetation while residents of Cora and nearby Hamlets travel for family visits. New baby blessed Harold Glidewell family as Ruth Shobe leads Black Oak event raising 26.28 dollars. Basketball cheers from Humphreys school draw Kansas visitor John Stringer.
Crowded out last week residents report visits and gatherings. Mr and Mrs John C McCollum Curt Helms attended Brookfield Limnai Saturday. Lawrence Riedl Roy Pamperl spent Sunday with Fritz Edens. Curt Helms Orison and Curtis Hill went to a pie supper at Cash school Wednesday. Chas Olson and wife visited W P Minor. Randall Minor moved to Fred Engberg farm. Earl Ruth Helms and Frankie Sebol spent Sunday evening at Charley Helms.
Mr. and Mrs. Noel McQuown of Los Angeles visit his relatives the Smiths in their Kansas home. Ed Young and others travel to Trenton. Montana visitor Hugh Granger shifts on to Wisconsin, with tales of Miss Sarah McCalley. Nearby families from Pond Creek and Gallatin drop by, while Arthur Clawson and Quentin plan Leavenworth and Baltimore moves. Humphreys School hosts masquerade and Halloween events. Intermediate grades report late baseball and upcoming games. Primary kids celebrate with hot chocolate, wafers, and balloons.
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