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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1936
Page
3
A rush of social calls and visits fills the Linneus area with friends from Purdin Milan Kirksville and Bradley counties. Neighbors share meals attend meetings and travel to Kansas City St Louis and Unionville for activities and errands.
Guy Brookshier attended the sale in Milan Friday afternoon. Lin neus visitor Friday. Fon Bramhall of Unionville was the guest of friends here Tuesday. Tom Foster of near Milan was here on business Friday. J. B. Harmon shipped cattle to Chicago market recently. Merton Street of near Purdin looked after business here Tuesday. Elmo Schrock did plumbing on G. M. Spencer's new home at Cora yesterday. Rev. Hobbs holding a pro tracted meeting at North Salem this week. Mrs. J. J. Smith and her mother visited Brookfield Monday. Cecil Browning of Twin Falls Idaho sent a check and ordered the paper sent to his new address. Sheriff John Lee of Milan and Sheriff Carl Brown of Linneus were here on business. Orbra Jones moved to Line street property. Mrs. Helen Gable of Raytown Mo and Mrs. J. S. Purdin visited Thursday. Electricity outage forced leaving out many news items.
Andrew and Clarence Pfeiffer advertise a reversible feather bed with 8 oz feather tight ticking. Clara Hanman of Browning Mo. lists contact. Local visits include Rev O W Foster and families Grindstaff Burress Johnson and Leeper. Baby announcements include Harold Leeper and Floy McDaniels.
Virgil Grindstaff of Roger and Ida June Miles of Green City married at Milan Mo on October 31 1936. The ceremony connected families and local ties with the Grindstaff name residing in Pollock area. Others noted visits and house moves include A J Myers home near Pollock and Willie Grindstaff’s vacated residence.
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