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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1932
Page
2
The Browning Missouri paper argues that in boom times extravagant government harms recovery and calls Congress to cut bureaus and wasteful departments. It urges efficiency and lower costs as a model for states and municipalities while noting visits from Hugh Murphy and the Creason family in Chicago.
The tumult and shouting fade as votes are counted and the campaign ends. The speaker urges nonpartisan action on economic and social problems, calling for united effort and steadfast government support. Restoration work begins, demanding utmost effort from all.
Pleasant Grove items summarize community visits and health notes. Arthur Lawrence met Otis Lawrence and family near Haseville, and Mrs. Martha Davis remains ill at her daughter D W Foster’s home. The Tharps visited Floyd Gilpatric near Green City while Basil Murphy called on Henry Lawrence. George Glidewell remains poorly and Clifford Foster helps Robert Gramling husk corn. Mary Lawrence visited Rey Lawrence Thursday.
Real winter weather keeps residents indoors while past weekend gatherings dot the community. Dillon Rankin and family spent Sunday at Otis McCollum's, Harvey Smith and family visited Allen Sill's, and Mrs. Molly Thompson joined Milan residents at Arthur Cattey's. Others include Floyd Cokerham staying with home folks, Mrs. Frank Cattey and Carl Farson with wife at Cattey's, plus Mrs. Maggies Brewer with Mrs. Dale Sill. Robert Cattey Sareainty visited Winigan, Ruth McCollum hosted quilting with Vernice Christian Nora Cordray Maggie Brewer Ora Cordray Manda Cattey Minnie Davis Agnes Sattman and Mabel Cattey present.
The Shelby column notes a mild day and many local visits. Ernest and Mrs. Smith spent Sunday with relatives, Dodge and McDonald relatives hosted guests, and several residents including Fuller, Buswell, and Logan shared weekends with family. The Linneus tournament yielded mixed results with Newtown winning A and B cups, Shelby’s teams involved.
S J Bartow was called to Humphreys for his father's funeral. Local families hosted and visited for dinners and quilting. The Bartow and Gooch families attended Isaac Bartow's funeral in Humphreys. Various Meeker and Tromerhouser households shared Sunday meals and guests across Laredo Alpha Shafter and Shafter.
Local note reveals a flurry of weekend visits among families in Shafter and nearby areas. Describes dining guests and dinner hosts, plus remarks on recent bad weather and a return to pleasant conditions.
Mr and Mrs Ray Melloy were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs P Melloy in Haseville. The visit highlights friendly ties among local residents and the Melloys connection to the Melloy family.
The weekly Garner column reports visits by Geo Dray and Tony Gall families to Will Burkholder. Ray Bauer visiting Shelby relatives. Glayds Thudium returning from Brookfield. Orville Thudium family at E E Thudium's. Roy Maxwell and family at Brookfield relatives. Olan Clapp and wife visiting near Brookfield. Geo B McCollum at Ellwood Triudium. Jeff Mott shopping at North Salem. Peggy Jean Dodge ill but improving. Maxwell called to attend an uncle near Unionville. John A Browning and Minnie Bell Browning visiting Jeff Mott. Bertha and Erma Burkholder visiting Mellie and Gladys Thudium.
He asks who wants the frosted bouquets as frost nips at late blooms and a few brickbats remain, a rustic sales plea from a weather battered era.
Emma Dickin son hosts a quilting gathering on November 10 with 23 members and 5 visitors. The group shared dishes, stitched quilts, and discussed the recent election, debating Roosevelt's win and Hoover's defeat. A new member Thelma Tucker joined, while the club planned a future meeting with Vesta Elliott on November 22.
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