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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1937
Page
2
The page blends quips about Browning residents and couples with community notes from Fairview. Local visitors, Sunday schools, pie suppers, and nurse illness are listed along with travel to nearby towns and routine social visits.
Mr and Mrs Kenneth Young and Kenneth Russell and Mr and Mrs Morris Crookshanks and Ronald spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Theo Holser. Mr and Mrs Charley Tromer houser and Margret Jane and Mr and Mrs Cecil Reed and Betty Sue spent the day Sunday with Mr and Mrs John Todd. Mr and Mrs John Rottmann were Sunday afternoon visitors at Beryl Warren's. Mr and Mrs Carl Rottmann of Kansas City spent Saturday night and Sunday with Mrs Lizzie Rottmann and sons. Misses Pearl and Clara Wood spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs J R Wood and children. Mr and Mrs Clarence Shafer and daughters spent Saturday.
Mr. Gale Sayers spent Saturday night and Sunday at J. R. Wood's. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Shafer hosted night and Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Sayers with De Loris and Stanley called on Mr. and Mrs. Kermit Woolf and sons. Miss Letha Tomerhouser, a student at C. B. C., spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Harry Tremerhouser and Velda.
Peautiful autumn weather prevails as corn gathering continues. Burkholder couple attend Sayers funeral in Purdin. Thudium and relatives visit in Brookfield and nearby towns. Stufflebean family from Brookfield visits Mott home. Mott sister Creasi Shutts visited in St Joseph. Thudium family at Baskett home near Shafter. Cassity family returns from Rochford Illinois. Charley Thudium and family shop in Brookfield. Coram of Macon visits Thos Coram. Nolan Arnold and family shop in Brookfield. Wayne Rulon, New Boston teacher, spends time in town.
Farmers finish harvest despite dry warmth with windows open to sun. September frost left leaves dull and trees bare. Neighborhood events include a weiner roast at Herb Johnson sorghum mill, Hazel Cooper and Climax school masked program, Shafter pupils box and pie supper, and social hosting by Mr. and Mrs. Phillips and others. Local repairs by R. E. Smith and son and bread tips from Mother's oats feature in community life. Elmer Hammock hauls coal while Lee Hed ge s moves corn. residents share daily tasks and small town routine.
The record lists several families and individuals visiting relatives and shopping in towns like Brookfield and Purdia. Notable names include Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Rulon, Jno Clapp, Flo Almond, Roy Maxwells, E. E. Thudhum and family, Richard Belzer, Allen Belzer, Linnie Ballegar and sons, Ellwood Thudium, Art Tripp, Alberta Campbell, and Luther Bauer.
Large crowd attended the funeral at the M. E. Church in Purdin Sunday afternoon with burial at Linneus. Visitors from Kansas City included Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Hedges and Orvin Tattershall.
Local residents share visits and family news across Linneus Meadville Purdin and Waverly. Attendees include Mrs Carrie Bowyer Mrs W L Baker D P Myers and families with anecdotes about L W Arnolds eyesight and daily life.
The colic notes how a radio crooner can make $1000 weekly for similar noise. The piece mocks so called experts whose knowledge isn’t reliable and contrasts motherhood as a male free domain with money’s slow return. It compares college to a washing machine, saying you get out what you put in.
Public notice to creditors and interested parties that I W R Head as administrator will make final settlement of the estate of D H C Lambert at the Linn County Probate Court Linneus Missouri on November 8 1937. Head administrator.
The piece cautions investors about risks in very small cap stocks as auto sales rise and caution grows. It notes the wisdom of careful investing and hints at a farmer’s mishap with a cow, illustrating the perils of overconfidence in a rustic example.
W B Haley and Glenn M Haley conveyed 25 acres in section 19, township 60, range 20 Linn County Missouri by deed dated March 6 1929 to secure a promissory note. Principal and interest are in default and the trustee will sell the described real estate under the deed to satisfy the obligation.
Notice is given that Thursday, November 18 1937 is the time and Farmers and Merchants Bank building in Linneus Missouri the place for adjusting and allowing claims against the assigned estate of J N Neet Jr and Dorcas Harvey doing business as Harvey Neet All creditors who fail to attend on that date or the two following days and present their demands to the assignee will be precluded from any benefit of the estate.
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