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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1933
Page
2
Mr and Mrs Victor Gooch hosted and visited neighbors while Jack Kilburn and Susie Gooch families appear in gatherings. Bartow and Sayers families shared dinners and Halloween parties with prize winners noted. Local shucking contest and pie supper at Light school house referenced along with several weekend visits to Trenton and Laredo.
Mr and Mrs C W Baldwin of Plevna Missouri visited her parents G M Spencer in Corn Sunday. Mrs Tish Hitaker and son Glenn of Browning visited daughter Mrs Ernest Bundridge and family last week. Several from this community attended the state corn shucking contest near Meadville Saturday. Mrs Fred Bauswell and family Sunday. Mrs Charley Couch is no better at this writing. Harry Rhods and Bill Bailey were in this vicinity buying mules last week. Chas Dodson and wife and James Fanning and wife attended the corn shucking in Linn County Saturday. The pie supper at Cross Roads Friday night was well attended. The proceeds amounting to 14. Lyle Britton delivered cattle to Corn Monday. Otis Lawrence of Hassville a son of Lew Lawrence near Milan represented Sullivan County in the corn shucking contest Saturday. Mr and Mrs Truman Stevenson called at the Chas Dodson home one day last week. M F Andrews of Linn Co was buying calves in this community last week.
Mrs G M Spencer and her son Haskell of Cora and daughter Miss Hildred of Milan attended the funeral of Mrs Moberly at Humphreys last Thursday. The item also includes an Official Statement of Browning Savings Rank's financial condition as of November 9, 1933, listing loans, deposits, and capital, sworn by J B Harmon and Norris W Phillips in Linn County Missouri.
Official statement of the Citizens State Bank finances as of Oct 25 1998 published in the Leader Record Browning Missouri on Nov 9 1933 listing loans and discounts real estate owned banking house assets deposits and capital figures signed by President Joe Nickell and Cashier Chester Bagley sworn Nov 3 1933 by Notary Jewse D Burwell with attestations by directors E W Nickell ML Haning.
Charley Britton of Pleasant Hill township, a good farmer, says the farmer is the forgotten man. He has fine cattle ready for market and hopes for better days ahead. Britton farms about 250 acres of corn and is busy cribbing.
Mr and Mrs W A Tharp joined Sunday dinner with Mr and Mrs L P Lawrence. Miss Myrtle Foster, a nurse in Moberly, was called back to work Saturday. A Tuesday night party at John Jones was enjoyed by all, and Miss Pee Foster spent the rest of the evening with friends.
The revival meeting at the M E church concluded Sunday night led by Rev Bunting. Local residents including Lt McCollum and families of Raymond Baker and Perry Christian visited over the weekend. New baby born to Lester Coram and wife. Others spent Sunday with friends at Jeff Nester and Maggie Brewer. Robert Cattey traveled to St Louis with Riley Belzer to haul livestock. Otis McCollum Perry Christian and Cattey helped Roy Hart saw wood. Vernice Christian aided Ruth McCollum with quilting last week.
Vern Talbert and family visited his mother Mrs Florence Glidewell. The Lawrence brothers attended a corn husking near Meadville. Allen Couch and Neve Pilcher travelled to Marceline for a business trip. Mrs Chas Coach remains ill and bedridden since August. Goldie Davis Kirksville Ida Wood Green City visited Martha Davis at D W Foster home. Mrs A C Rhea and son Milam spent the weekend with sister Neve Pilcher and family.
The Probate Court of Linn County Missouri granted letters of administration for the estate of Jennie Dickinson deceased on October 10 1933 to W H Dickinson administrator. All claimants must exhibit claims within six months of the grant date or be barred. if not within one year, claims are forever barred. Arthur L Pratt judge of probate seals the notice.
Mrs. Delma Hines and her son visited her parents the Grandstaffs over the week end. Ray Grandstaff and children from Pollock also came to visit relatives. Forrest Robinson of Detroit and his mother Mrs. Maggart left for home after a stay here. Watson Rogers, recently ill, is expected to regain health. Mrs. Herbert Clem and two children of Milan visited Mrs. Earl Clements. Herbert Williams bought a new truck in Brookfield. Browning and Linnells attended a revival at the M E church. Mrs. John McClarren of the south town visited daughter Mrs. Leonard Lee. Mrs. Alpha Long of Harris visited sisters Ida Tunnell and Ada Smith and saw Watson Rogers, now improving. Mr. and Mrs. Thorn of Kansas visited last week.
D L Cady visited his mother in Meadville and joined others visiting Brookfield and Kirksville for a show. Doctors and friends attended. families shared meals and hospital visits. The Reger M E church revival closed with three conversions and several locals spent Sundays with kin and at community events in Green Castle Milan and nearby.
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