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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1933
Page
2
The Leader-Record of Browning Missouri publishes weekly ownership details for October 1933. Editor and owner is Joe Nickell Browning Missouri. Sworn before notary Chester Bagley on September 30 1933. bond holders list shows none holding 1 percent or more. Notary commission expires May 31 1936.
Cool fall weather noted as local residents share weekend visits and travels. Detroit visitors Andrew Sattman and family came to see Tony and Maggie Sattman, while others including Otis McCollum Perry Christian and Noah Head visited Linneus and Brookfield for shopping and social calls. Stockton California resident John Houser and family stopped by en route home from the World's Fair in Chicago.
Saturday and Sunday guests included Mr and Mrs Teddy Holser and parents Mr and Mrs John Holser who are poorly. Families of Sayers Rottman Sayers Bruce Bartow Norvell visited in Warrensburg and Linneus. Shafter fair drew many locals. Fairview school earned premiums for best decorated float and largest school. Several residents traveled to Linneus Trenton and Galt for visits and a surprise marriage in Galt. Ladies Aid met with 14 members and 5 visitors hosted by Mrs Genevieve Molser.
Day guest of Mrs Elva Crook Shanks, Mr and Mrs John Rottma Ora and Teddy Helser were among visitors Monday. W E Sayers and Joe Monis also stopped in Linneus for Livere business Monday.
Arthur Rinehart travels to St Louis with Ray Lambert for throat specialist. Croquet and farm fair praise. 4-H display and old quilts attract attention. Numerous Sunday visits and family gatherings across Eversonville Meadville and Purdin. Basketball results boost Shelby teams. upcoming games against Bucklin and Browning.
It feels like winter was just around the corner these nights. Vernon Street and wife spent the weekend with his parents Mr and Mrs W J Street. Loie Marie Smith spent Friday with RD Monroe and wife. WJ Street wife and daughter Margaret visited George Phillips Friday. Garrett Smith wife and baby.
The record lists visits: Arthur Smith and Sunday Will Penhale with wives visited R D Monroe and wife. Dad Bagley and family visited Lee Bagley and family. W J Street and family visited Low Street and wife at Unionville. H J Phillips and wife visited Ed and Mrs Tappscott's home on Sunday.
Mrs C I Grice and Mrs D L Cady visited, R C Smith recalled to Marceline for railroad work, Wm Pulliam helped son J C Pulliam strip cane, families traveled to Chillicothe Meadville Browning Linneus Trenton and Church of Christ meetings with Evangelist W W Adamson from Indiana. A wiener roast on Ed Pulliam farm featured food and socializing with Curative seating and many locals attending.
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