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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1934
Page
3
Numerous resident visits and trips noted including Robert Creason in Purdin, J. Fleming in Linneus, and Miss Marion Couch with Roy Marlay. Local shoppers advertise tires, farm sales, and orchard fruit. Readers welcome new subscribers and report seasonal weather changes and frost outlook.
Mrs. Van Christy and Mrs. Daniel Christy visited Brookfield with Mrs. M. W. Hanna. Mr. and Mrs. Beryl Taylor and daughter spent Sunday in Kirksville with Dr. and Mrs. Milo McCollum. Mr. and Mrs. Pearl Haning, who had been with Dr. and Mrs. M. L. Haning, left for Iowa then California. Haning remodeled their home. Byron and Beryl Taylor receive farm subscription favors for their threshing of timothy oats and fodder, while promoting farming in wheat and hog production.
Charter No 271 and Charter No 2360 publish the financial condition of Browning Savings Bank Browning Missouri as of November 5 1934 with assets including loans discounts real estate and bonds plus cash and reserves and liabilities detailing capital accounts deposits and notes sworn by bank officers and notary public in November 1934. The report lists two directors and local residents visits and transfers involving Brookfield Chariton county and week of November 13 1934 with signatures of J B Harmon Norris W Phillips Joe Nickell Chester Bagley and others.
Mr and Mrs Earl Stone and their baby from near Purdin visited yesterday with his parents Mr and Mrs O S Stone. Mr and Mrs R M Calhoun were near Chillicothe Tuesday to see sister in law Mrs G F Foster who has been ill for several days.
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