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Browning Leader Record

Location

Browning, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Nov 30, 1933

Page

2

Around Locust Valley Community News Notes

Neighbors helped Mrs J T Hooker quilt with Alpha Rottmann Lola Russell Alta Keithley and Veda Schrock present. Dixie Lee Bowyer visited grandparents Lloyd Bowyer family. Forest Jacobs visited Browning, and Kenneth Jennings stayed with J H Tharp grandparents. Fay Bowyer family visited John Longwell home and popcorn and snacks were served. Noble Crooks helped shuck corn and Ida McQuown hosted a Friday night at Corey McQuown home. John Thurlo improving, son Vane and family staying with him. Ray Bowyer of Bowyer family returned from Jon and visited with Lloyd Bowyer and son Saturday. Virginia Jennings visited Ida McQuown Friday. Eugene Burchett and wife went to Trenton for minor operation. Leatha Oaks taught Russell school and visited Duffield and C N Russell. Eugene McKay helped George Taylor shuck corn. Corey McQuown family and Gertie Bowyer visited Walter Crooks. Kenneth Jennings hosted Vernon Phillips Shafter on Saturday. Donald and Ronald Bowyer, Dixie Lee and family guests. Pearle Creason visited Byron Schrock family on Sunday.

Locust Valley J. T. Hooker Alpha Rottmann Lola Russell Alta Keithley Veda Schrock Dixie Lee Bowyer Keytesville Lloyd Bowyer Forest Jacobs Browning Kenneth Jennings J. H. Tharp Fay Bowyer Donald Ronald John Longwell Noble Crooks Arthur Mundell Ida McQuown Corey McQuown John Thurlo Vane Ray Bowyer Bowyer Goiter O Charles Lee Minee Jennings Duffield Trenton Vernon Phillips Shafter Dixie Lee Pearle Creason Byron Schrock

Weather Brightens as Families Share Visits Near Milan

In pleasant weather, Mr and Mrs Otis Lawrence and daughter stayed a day with Lou Lawrence near Milan. Mr and Mrs W J Gooch and son visited T S Bartow on Tuesday. Virgil Sayers and daughter called on Sunday at Elbert Campbell and son’s home.

Otis Lawrence Lou Lawrence Milan W. J. Gooch T. S. Bartow Virgil Sayers Elbert Campbell

Miss Marie Sayers Hosts pupil and many visitors

Miss Marie Sayers spent Tuesday night with pupil Helda Tromerhouser. The Ladies Aid Society met Thursday with Mrs. Mary Tromethouse. Several families visited on Sunday including Mr. and Mrs. Norvell Bartow, Overman, Bartow, Gooch, Sayers, Rottmann, Nichols, Shafer, and others for Mrs. Rottmann’s birthday. Benny Rhodes of Browning spent weekend with local friends.

Marie Sayers Helda W. E. Sayers Teddy Holser John Rottmann C. E. Rottmann 7. M. Nichols Don Shafer Rottmann Lela Searcy W. R. Young Benny Rhodes Browning J. R. Wood Tommie Bartow Childen Chapman Louis and Clark Ora Holser Chi Ren

Shelby Items Reflect Quiet Local Weekend Happenings

The Shelby scene shows quiet social visits as Mr and Mrs Ernest Smith and children spent time with his parents. Jimmie Milam and Roscoe Terry called on friends in Galt Sunday night while James Milam traveled to Mendon on business. Leon Smith hauled lumber to Sand Hills Nebraska on Thursday. Wool choppers report a thumb injury among the Shelby Woodhoppers with a light setback. The town bucket ball team faces Galt this week and seeks more matchups with nearby teams.

Ernest Smith Andildren Jimmie Milam Roscoe Terry Galt James H. Milam Mendon Leon Smith Shelby Sand Hills Nebraska Shelby Woodhoppers Johnny Burkholter Shelby Town Charley Thurlo Wen Pasadena Charles Thurlo Jack Calif Star- News Hall Thurlo Charles J. J. Smith Tech State

Local families visit and welcome news from Pollock area

Mrs Cecil Huffman and daughter from California visited a sister in town last week. D R Wilhite went to Osgood to see relatives. Clyde Murphy and others visited W W Lovell and family. A baby girl was born to Ferman McKay and wife near Humphreys. James Tipton’s wife traveled to help with granddaughter. Ray Grindstaff and sister Lee anna Grindstaff visited from Pollock with Harley Morlan. Delma Hines and son from Cora visited her parents. Elizabeth Johnson and Oscar Leeper from Pollock visited Ike and Grandstaffs.

Wr. Ard Cecil Huffman California C. E. Maggart D. R. Wilhite Osgood Allie May Clyde Murphy Iday W. W. Lovell Ferman McKay Near Humphreys James Tipton Ray Grindstaff Pollock Leeanna Grindstaff Kansas City Harley Morlan Allison Grandstaff Delma Hines Cora Tke Grandstaff Lizabeth Johnson Oscar Leeper Ike Grandstaff

Friends Visit Brookfield During Weekend Travel

D. L Cady and Mr and Mrs L G Hamner with son visited Hamner's sister Mrs Lyons in Brookfield on Sunday. G D Pulliam and Mrs Cassity and Mrs Cady with Ada motored to Brookfield for window shopping Sunday evening. Dinner guests were Cassitys and Cady family plus Ada. Dr Walter White and wife were Sunday guests at aunt Wm Pulliam's home.

D. L Cady L. G. Hamner Garland R. D. Cassity D. L. Cady Ada Walter White Wm. Pulliam

Administrator's Notice for Gertrude Fields Estate

Letters of administration granted to W H Dickinson for the estate of Gertrude Fields, deceased, by Linn County Missouri Probate Court on November 14, 1983. Creditors must file claims for allowance within six months or be barred. claims not filed within one year from the grant date are forever barred. Arthur L. Pratt, Judge of Probate.

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

Walnut Grove Items Selections and Visits

Mrs. Lester Lawrence is ill but improving. Families including Paige Shaw Robison Morris Almond Head Dunlap Sevier Christy and Frazier are noted visiting relatives in Walnut Grove. Dr Montgomery of Milan attended Jim Sevier. Chivari at Charley Pipes was well attended. Rex Almond visited Joe Brownfield in Cora.

Lester Lawrence Emery Paige Vauhn Shaw Mra Robison Jimmie Purdin Ralph Morris Ovie Almond Ed Almond Troy Head Cora Jack Dunlap Kansas City Roy Dunlap Jim Sevier Winnie Christy Mildred Allen Dunlap Ester Frazier Green City Montgomery Milan Charley Pipe Rex Almond Joe Brownfield

Northeast Linn Social Notes Highlight Sunday Visits

Obe Clapp and wife spent Sunday with Frank Cattey and wife. Dewey Riddle and family, Floy Brantner and family, Harlen, Deloris and Harold Lambert visited at the Lloyd Cordray home. Lawrence Sattman visiting parents in Iowa, Tony Sattman and wife, Ben Purdin and wife, Carl Weill and wife, and Clarence Smith and wife of Mystic spent Sunday at Perry Christan’s. Andrew Sattman and mother spent Saturday in Kirksville. McCollums and Mrs Barbara McCollum, Mrs Russell Crist and son Paul called at St. McCollum home Sunday evening. Ted McCollum sent two truckloads of cattle to St Louis Sunday night.

North East Linn Items Clapp Frank Cattey Dewey Riddle Floy Brantner Harlen Deloris Harold Lambert Lloyd Cordray Lawrence Sattman Iowa Tony Sattman Ben Purdin Carl Wéill Clarence Smith Mystic Perry Christan Andrew Sattman Kirksville McCollum Barbara McCollum Russell Crist Paul St. McCollum Ted McCollum St. Louis

Hunting and Visiting Around Brookfield and Linneus

Friday night saw Martin Miller and Jack Brown hunting at W. J. Street's place with Ray McNally and Bob Lyons of Hale also hunting. In Brookfield on Wednesday Mrs. Ed Tapscot and Mrs. R. D. Monroe shopped. W. J. Street had a troublesome tooth pulled earlier. A social visit Friday evening brought 22 quilt blocks to Mrs. Bagley from her guests including Chas. McNally and family and Lee Bagley’s group. Further shopping included Joseph Yogle, Lesley Yagi, Johnny Carter and wives in Brookfield with Lesley receiving dental work. W. J. Street traveled to Linneus on Saturday for business.

Martin Miller Jack Brown Ray McNally Bob Lyons Hale W. J. Street Ed Tapscot R. D Monroe Brookfield Bagley Joseph Yogle Lesley Yagi Lesley Arthur Smith Garrett Smith Linneus Johnny Carter

Hogs Sold Well at National Stock Yards

JR Lantz and Son represented at the National Stock Yards on Monday November 20 with a consignment of 42 hogs averaging 199 pounds. The shipment sold through Farmers Live Stock Commission Company at 4.25 dollars per cwt, the day’s highest price.

JR. Lantz and Son National Stockyards Farmers Live Stock Commission Company

Browning School News reports on senior Christmas play

Browning School News notes senior class preparation for a free Christmas Play titled The Gift. Cast includes Joel the crippled boy, Melba Carter, Huldah, Marjorie Myers, Malachi and his father, James Calhoun a blind stranger, Edgar Jones, Gabriel, Martha, Woodrow Slater and Dorothy Arnold among neighborhood children.

Jamnice Pipes Virginia Burwell Virginia Bolling Joel Melba Carter Huldah Hoys Marjorie Myers Malachi James Calhoun Edgar Jones Gabriel Martha Woodrow Slater Dorothy Arnold

Criticism and farm loan rules in Missouri farming notes

The article contrasts constructive and destructive criticism in schools and reports Missouri counties designated for 45¢ corn loans by the Commodity Credit Corporation. It explains warehouse collateral, acreage adjustment requirements for 1934, and loan handling through banks with notes purchasable by the CCC by July 1, 1934.

Missouri Commodity Credit Corporation J. W. Burch Secretary of Agriculture Commodity Credit Corportion Chariton Carroll Livington Linn Sullivan Macon

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