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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1938
Page
4
A clipping from Brown ing Missouri mocks winter forecasts and domestic life. It riffs on biblical verse and marriage roles, noting a Browning man seeking to please his wife with kitchen gifts and a local habit of humorous asides about buying shoes and cars.
Frank Pamper and family and Lawrence Riedl and family spent Sunday with Roy Pamper and wife. Tom Brookshire and wife of Cushing Oklahoma are visiting his sister Mrs J O McCollum and brother J N Brookshire. Ruth Helms employed in Brookfield. Don Minor and family attended a Home Coming at North Salem. Luther Bauer and wife visited with Orville Thudhum family. Mrs W P Minor visited her sister Mrs Chas Polson. Clifford Ware and Don Ware went to Iowa seeking work midweek. Relatives gathered at J Q McCollum’s for a big dinner. Curt and Ruth Helms visited Mr and Mrs Frank Sebol at Brookfield.
Mr. and Mrs. Marshall McMickle welcomed a daughter weighing 11 pounds born last Monday. Weekend visitors included Genevieve Holser, Kenneth Young, and Kermit Woolf among others. Haseville softball defeated North Salem 6 to 5 Sunday evening.
Notice is given that 4 Certificate of Appointment of W P Nickell as guardian of Eli W Nickell of Linn County Missouri has been granted by the Probate Court dated September 24 1938. Creditors must present claims within one year or be barred. W P Nickell guardian signd by Probate Judge Arthur L Pratt.
Probate Court in Linn County orders sale of T R Dennis estate real estate on October 17 1938 at Linneus Court House. Administrator I N W Phillips will auction cash sale of all of Section 11 parts totaling about 133.37 acres to pay debts. Includes NE fractional quarter and NW quarter of SE quarter with one acre school land excepted.
Fall weather dampens rain shortage as residents work sorghum and feed. Local families attend birthday dinner for Mr. and Mrs. Homer Buswell. Hedegs and Gooch travel to Arkansas for hogs and cows. Mrs. Fay Coulter and Alice visit the Leslie family. Mrs. George Phillips improves. Mutual Insurance meeting in Bucklin draws locals. School board and township board meet. Bucklin visitors stop by. Carrie Bowyer improves with help from Miss Garrett. Willie Pridemore welcomes a son. Britton family visits. Edgar Morris reports his colt winning three blue ribbons.
Bon s notes hog cholera troubles across Sullivan County. James Morris lost a good horse to sleeping sickness last week. Sunday visits included Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Hammock with family and Mr. and Mrs Vernon Stevenson and daughters. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Jennings and son visited Mrs Jennings' parents, Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Phillips and brother Junior.
Mrs. Melissa Belzer and family took Clyde Belzer to Brookfield to catch a bus to Chicago for six weeks of work after vacation. Local residents visited Brookfield and Milan, with chores like hog house rebuilding and hen house construction noted. A Browning fair attendance, softball losses, and family visits to Bucklin and Purdin are listed among common community movements.
Local notice lists a street address at 107 Browning for an office over the Farmers Store in Browning Missouri. No further details are provided in readable text.
In Kansas Mr and Mrs Lam bert report only a small attendance at Sunday school with a brief church gathering noted.
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