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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1931
Page
4
Public notice records second class mail status at Brown MO with date July 8 1897 and 1931 reprint. Indicates archival mailing matter and schedule facts for local residents and officials.
Local notes show Linn Terry attended a Brookfield football camp on Friday afternoon. Carl Coffman returns to Shelby to greet old friends amid community events. Nelson Almond wins a complimentary Chicago trip. Jollys Janes Club met at Mrs Ernest Smiths on Friday. Lorene Cattey hosted a party for classmates on Tuesday evening. Mrs Otho Almond visited Brookfield on Saturday for business.
Local rainfall has raised Lo cast creek higher than since its straightening. Visits bloom as Cecil Crookshanks and family arrive from Vivian South Dakota to visit relatives for Thanksgiving. W A Davis spent Saturday night at the Wm Pulliam home. Mrs Bagley celebrated her birthday with a surprise gathering. R D Monroe and family visited Willard Pulliam on Sunday. George Pulliam returned from Brookfield to visit kin Sunday.
In Missouri scenes residents visit relatives and run errands. Carl Coffman stays with sister Mrs H L Wilson. Raymond Smith broke his car on Friday. Mrs Carlos Bauer stayed in Chillicothe with cousin Mrs Mary Elliott and friends. Orval Rugan and Leon Smith went to Brookfield on business. Mr and Mrs Eli Kirk and daughter Beaulah shopped there. Ben Gatteys completed a new home. Mrs R J Stufflebean traveled to Brookfield.
Miss Ada B Kirk attended a musical entertainment near Brookfield Saturday evening. Mr and Mrs John Simpson entertained a group of friends. Sun Roe Logan has been on the sick list the past few days.
The Shelby column notes unsettled weather with heavy rainfall affecting corn shuckers. Local people such as Mrs. Carl Logan and Nile Rauer visit Brookfield for medical help and doctor visits. Ducks were lost to high water. families visited relatives, and school scholars stayed home several days.
Edna Whitaker and a friend from Chillicothe visited her mother and sister and family. Eliza Shipley and Mrs. Fannie Hollon visited relatives nearby. Bundridge hosted a well attended pie supper with music. Mrs. Johnnie Hollondf returned from a two week visit with Langdon family. Social guests included Mr. and Mrs. Dodson and J. H. Bohannon. cattle shipments by Neal Robinson and Wess Bundridge. Bob Glidewell works for Artis Franklin. A rock party at the I. P. Robinson home was enjoyed by all.
Mrs Whitaker has shown some improvement at her daughter Mrs Ernest Bundridges home Aunt Fannie Hollon visiting from FE E Maxeys is hurt after a fall Joy Robinson Milan high school student spent the weekend with relatives Herbert Head and James Maxey called at Ernest Dodsons Friday Effie Bundridge visited Browning Harold Ritz and James Maxey are recovering from Halloween shock G C Jennings and family and Uncle George Jennings were shopping in Milan Saturday
Local business Schreck's advertises galvanized corrugated iron as a fast, low cost roofing and shed material. It touts quick installation with minimal sheathing and solid durability for outbuildings.
Flay Brantner and Ada Brantner default on May 12 1927 deed of trust recorded Book 245 page 493 Linn County Missouri. Trustee C M Thornton to sell the east fractional half of the northeast fractional quarter section 12 township 60 range 19 totaling about 62.5 acres at the west door of Linneus courthouse Friday December 18 1931 between 9 AM and 5 PM to satisfy the debt.
The creeks overflow again for a second time in a week, staining cornfields that still hold crops. Mr and Mrs Pete Swisegood and their son visited Jeff Mott and family on Sunday. Paul Jones of New Plymouth Idaho is visiting local relatives. Robert and Ivy Walters traveled to Shelby on Saturday. Bennie Burkhol der visited Tony Ball. Ellwood Thudium and family with Paul Jones visited Orville Thudium. Thelma Lauck made a business call to Mellie Thudium and Ora Mott Saturday morning.
Notice directs shoppers to Schrock's for an excellent assortment of Western and Remington shells with lowered prices, enabling affordable shooting.
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