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Newspaper

Browning Leader Record

Location

Browning, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Nov 16, 1933

Page

2

Purden Items and Local Visits Chronicle Small-Town Roundup

Mr and Mrs D I Cady visited old friends Mrs A E Woolind of Linneus Sunday. Harry Rhodes of Browning transacted business in town Monday. Several families attended a fire call at C E McGhee's residence Monday afternoon and the fire was controlled with little loss. Numerous social visits and local trips are recorded, including R D Cassity and BD L Cady visiting Hamden, and George Pulliam of Brookfield spending Sunday with his parents. Multiple residents were noted visiting hospitals, attending shows, or hosting kin, with weekly circulation of neighborly news and small-town happenings.

D. I. Cady Mrs A. E Woolind Linneus Joe Cerason W. H. Smith America Moore Brow ‘Ning C. E. McGhee B.D. Casity L. G. Hamner Virginia Cotter Milan Wm. Pulliam R. D. Cassity BD. L. Cady Hamden Paul Buchanan Neal ‘Stark George Pulliam Brookfield Willard Pulliam W. R. Ross Ed Pulliam D. L. Cady Kirksville Elmer Andrews Hales Dr. Jeffery Browning J. A. Buswell Browning Wass

Grantsville Windy Week Ties Local Visits

Windy weather dominates Grantsville as residents report family visits and corn husking efforts. Lee Bagley and family visited Mrs. Bagley’s parents Howard Payne on Sunday. Margaret Street visited Loren Park and later Sunday night. R D Monroe and family spent Saturday night and Sunday with Will Penhale and wife. Mrs. Martin Miller visited relatives in Browning for the weekend. Vernon Street and wife stayed with his father to help harvest corn. Eva Monroe and Virginia visited Mrs. Yagel Friday.

Lee Bagley Eva Monroe Virginia

Community Visitors and Local Calls in Reger and White Oak

Mrs Ray Trumbo accompanied by Mrs Lloyd Garrett Mrs Emma Kollasch and Edgar Pipes visited their mother in hospital in Iowa Nellie Fisher and Lilie Spencer were Milan visitors Friday Mr and Mrs O W Foster and children spent one day last week at the Millard Swamie home Mr and Mrs Monroe White and son spent a few days last week at the Walter McKay home Betty Welch spent the first of last week at the Clarence DeWitt home Mr and Mrs Ralph Sayers and children spent Sunday at the Arthur Roger home Mr and Mrs Walter McKay and Mr Jodi Millard Swanker visited at the Buel home Sunday Mrs Lester Stephen-

Ray Trumbo Lloyd Garrett Emma Kollasch Edgar Pipes Iowa Nellie Fisher Lilie Spencer Milan O. W. Foster Millard Swamie Monroe White c and Son Walter McKay Betty Welch Clarence DeWitt Ralph Sayers Arthur Roger Jodi Millard Swanker Buel Lester Stephen

Notice to Hunters on Bennett Bros Farms

Notice warns hunters not to hunt on Bennett Bros farms with guns dogs or traps. Deterrent language implies enforcement on private property. Concerns broad outdoor access and trespass, urging compliance.

Bennett Bros

Shelby News Weather and Local Social Notes

Weather cool at this writing. Husking corn runs the day in Shelby. Nile Bauer drove to Chicago Thursday to fetch cars. Shelby girls basketball travelled to Green City and lost 12 to 19 in a hard fought game. Beverly Carr and wife visited Browning Sunday. Miss Mary Boyles visited Miss Dorothy Wilson Saturday evening. Miss Alda McCollum returned from Denver, Cole. Will Welsh, wife and Alfred Moore visited Tracy Christian’s Sunday.

Shelby Nile Bauer Chicago Geren City Green City Shelby G Denver Cole Will Welsh Alfred Moore Tracy Christian Sanday

The Autogyro Promises Personal Air Travel Soon

Conservation pilots foresee a distant suburb business man riding a one passenger autogyro to the city and landing on his roof within five years. Invented by Juan de la Cierva, the gyro uses revolving wings for slow speed flight and stability, enabling landings in small spaces and a crash to earth that is nearly impossible. An American firm is perfecting a commercial design.

Worms in Chickens Warn Poultry Growers of Health Risk

Worms in young pullets hinder growth and cause illness. Treat now with Dr. Salsbury's Worm Caps. For other poultry troubles, contact Poultry Health Service man E. F. Peterson for diagnosis and proper treatment.

Autogyro Promises Revolution in Short Distance Travel

The article asserts that if promoters' claims prove true, the autogyro could soon transform short distance passenger traffic, signaling a potential aviation breakthrough.

Hunters Keep Away From My Quail Land

Joe Nickell warns locals to avoid shooting trapping or using dogs on his property quail population is protected from harm due to bug control and landowner request remains in effect to prevent killings.

Joe Nickell

Administrator's Notice of Estate in Linn County Missouri

Notice is given that letters of administration for the estate of Gertrude Fields deceased were granted to the executors by the Probate Court of Linn County Missouri on November 14 1933. All claims must be presented within six months to be allowed and within one year to avoid bar. Attest W H Dickinson Administrator Arthur L Pratt Judge of Probate.

Gertrude Fields Linn County Missouri W. H. Dickinson Arthur L. Pratt

Shafter Area Social Roundup Involving Montgom erys and Neighbors

Shafter area residents share visits and news with friends and kin. Mary Montgomery and Hugh Montgomery of Holt, L. W. Arnold, and Frank McMickle hosts are noted along with new arrivals Ross Palmer from South Dakota at John Kimbrough farm.

Mary Montgomery Hugh Mongomery Holt L. W. Arnold Frank McMickle Ross Palmer South Dakota John Kimbrough Shafter George Phillips James Bobby George Par Ora Phillips Linne W. L. Baker Elizabeth Cooper Bearbranch Bob Frances Smith Browning Forest Phillips Eden Idaho Willard Phillips Keithley Alpha Rottman Biovacce Ores W. L. ‘Baker

Bitter Sweet Club Hosts Pleasant Shade School Night

Saturday night in rvest the Bitter Sweet Club entertained Pleasant Shade school with a program and wiener roast. Guests included Mr and Mrs L W Arnold and family and other locals. The scene featured social visits as families joined in a jolly community gathering with thanks for future entertainments.

Bitter Sweet Pleasant Shade L. W. Arnold Mary Montgomery Hugh Holt Arnold Hugh Montgomery Harry Longwell Joe Arnold J. Coulter Harold Campbell George Hess Merle Hess Billie Lee Palmer W. L. Baker John Kingbrough

Timely topics from a quirky late 19th century clipping

Readable fragments report odd cases from St Louis To Genoa Oakland and Cincinnati. Albert Furnes cut off a toe to remove a corn Jacques Coemelle left funds to hire bands for a funeral Mrs Eloise Coward sues for divorce over her mother’s grave scene Robert Gillovray calls himself a gentleman in court while his wife exposes his gambling habit E A Cooke cuts a telephone receiver after delay and pays a fine

Albert Furnes St. Louis Jacques Coemelle Genoa Eloise Coward Oakland Calif

Odd Ball Headlines Showcast Court and Crime Tales

A patchwork of brief items notes Jeanette Williams of St Louis obtaining a divorce after being called a dumbbell by her husband. Harvey Pontius of Kendallville Kendallville Ind set fire to himself but escaped disaster. Odin Workman of New Martinsville W Va awoke with his car in a ditch and his leg through a window after dreaming of bandits driving. Herbert Brown of Coventry England left a farewell note ending his life. A jury in Denver weighing murder options chose to attend a church service over a theatre, while Alex English and Miss Viola Sliton chose Griffin Ga for their wedding site. Minnie M Rowland of Stoneham Mass grew a sunflower nine feet tall with a blossom over a foot wide.

Odin Workman New Martinsville W. Va

Oddball News Roundup From Courts And City Life

A surgeon removed 48 teaspoons bolts nuts a large screw a needle and glass from a hospital patient in Central Islip N Y Bank robbery cases unfold with a man acquitted after his wife testifies he was in Oklahoma on the day of the crime Chanel Berlin Center celebrates a centenarian’s wish to bicycle through town James Forshon testifies wage fairness favored married workers over bachelors Elen Watson in Chicago screamed in her cell after a shoplifting conviction Robert Claren brags of drinking luck in court J W Albock finds a long-lost gold watch in the woods Miss Fanny Scott funds religious reading for her son Mrs Tsuru Kiso nears burial but eats around the rites A Avonale Indiana woman explains a divorce by a husband’s butter on the floor and a dance on it Munish girl rises as arsonist Thirteenth child arrives Los Angeles Walter Zimmer testifies he signed letters Your obedient servant in divorce suit Dover man chooses the poorhouse over wealth A Chicago man fined for two days’ street parking The head of hair used as proof in a St Louis assault case The will of the late Mrs neighbors referenced in court

Pie Variations Include Raisin and Peach Delights

This section describes pie making with sweet surprises such as chopped nuts and chocolate to create a custard pie. It provides steps for a peach pie using gelatin and warm peach juice, plus a novelty raisin pie with lattice crust and nut filling.

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