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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1921
Page
4
Notice indicates material entered at Brown ing post office in Missouri as second class mail matter on July 8 1897, marking its official postal status for processing and distribution.
Mrs Bennett Hollon of Milan spent Friday to Sunday with FE E Maxey and family. Mr and Mrs Martin Dedson of Cora were Sunday visitors at Ernest Dodsons. E E Maxey and wife visited with daughter Mrs Arthur Pipes and family. Smith and Crookshanks of Milan were in the community on Monday. Wm Frazier of Milan was here on business Monday. T P Bundridge has lately re roofed his house. Jake Lantz and family of near Browning were Sunday guests of W J Langdon and wife. Wm Butler has been hauling shingles to reroof his house. The pie supper at Cora was well attended Saturday night. Cecil Clem and family of Harris visited with J H Tharp and H H Pharp Saturday and Sunday. Curt Tharp visited Friday and Saturday with J H Tharp and wife. Alden Tharp and family of south of Humphreys spent Sunday with J H Tharp and wife.
Cool weather and a large turnout marked the Purdin Street Fair with many displays. Local residents visited relatives in nearby towns, including Southerland, Meadville, Chillicothe, and St. Joseph, as friends and families attended the event and socialized after the fair.
Howard Moore and Rosalie Urbach were married Sunday October 2. The couple received congratulations from friends and family.
Announcement from Dan Bramhall inviting readers to phone orders so they can be notified when coal deliveries are on track and available.
A columnist describes nagging husbands who sulk at home and argue with their spouses. Advice suggests treating them like sulky infants, keeping a tidy house, serving meals, and letting them brood. The piece ends with reassurance that the man will eventually come to his senses.
North Salem items report Tom Coram back as carrier in Denver. D G Seymour attends to Colorado land matters. editor of The Straight Edge to be new North Salem pastor. revival of local sidewalks and crossings. Rev Fanning moves to Fairmont. Umpire Si Head plans to attend a Brookfield ball game. T. W. McCollum resigns as mail carrier. local humor about punctuating a quote.
The American Red Cross reports 2,397 chapters aid disabled World War veterans as costs exceed 10 million dollars annually. National HQ oversees funds, while chapters provide claims help, family support, and loans. last year average monthly service to 129,215 veterans and families.
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