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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1936
Page
2
Local society notes recount visits among residents including Mr and Mrs J M Logan and Mrs Mamie Buswell. Town youth attend events, with Shelby fair praised and basketball results noted. Several families host relatives, travel to Kansas City on business, and Halloween party at Walnut Grove draws crowd.
Pleasant Grove notes list Sunday visits to Ralph Lawrence and Arlando Murphy homes. Several residents, including Mrs. John Foust, Mrs. Mary Dalzel, and Charline Maggart, are mentioned with relatives visiting at Milan, Brownings, and other area homes. One obituary note mentions Cheter Foster’s passing.
Mrs. Mary Spencer visited Milan on Sunday to see Mr. and Mrs. Jim Spencer. Mr. and Mrs. Charey Pipes and Mr. and Mrs. Ray Dunlap attended the Royal in Kansas City last week and were joined by Mrs. Molly Pines returning home after treatment. Ralph Morris and Farrel Spencer were called to camps in Kirksville and Bethany respectively. The Lee school teacher hosted a Halloween party Thursday night with everyone enjoying it. Miss Elnor Knight had her pie.
Sunday and weekend gatherings across Haseville feature numerous visits and guest appearances. Families from Rottmanns to Goochs, Sayers, Pulliams and Bars attend, with prizes from school masquerades and a large drawing Saturday night drawing crowd. several residents travel to Illinois and Brookfield for shopping or visits.
Rev Hobbs led both Sunday services at the M. E. Church. Local families visited kin in Kirksville and at various homes including Williams, Stephenson, McClaren, and Stephenson. A Roger pie supper drew a good crowd with multiple local visitors noted.
Miss Jaanita Armstrong is critically ill in Trinity Hospital Kansas City after sinus surgery. A report hoped for slight improvement. Community notes mention visitors and events at Purdin hall with a rhythm band contest and weekend social visits.
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