Ownership statement for Leader-Record Browning Missouri
Statement of Ownership dated October 1 1936 for the weekly Leader Record Browning Missouri. Editor publisher and owner listed with notary details Norris W Phillips. No known bond holders holding 1 percent or more of bonds mortgages or other securities.
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Leader-Record
Browning
Nickell, Browning, Misseri
Mortaganes
TSK
Norris W. Phillips
Notary Publicity Commission
Walnut Grove Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Walnut Grove residents share visits and travel notes with family and friends from Kansas City Milan Linneus St. Joseph and nearby towns. The week features gatherings with Jamice Pipes Ralph Morris Ella Morris Mary Spencer and others plus a community program prize for Hazel Cooper and a funeral service for L. P. Lawrence.
Social visits and family news from Loren Cordray and neighbors
Walter Jones and wife were at Loren McCollum's, Sun. Cordray and family visited Charley Cordray's. Leonard Hart worked for Exha Hoselton on Monday. Milo Bailey and family spent Semilay in Kirksville with Roy Pampel and Lorethy Riedl married last Wednesday. Mrs Nora Cordray stayed with her daughter Mrs Tom Buswell. Visitors at Frank Cattey's Sunday included Earl Abbott and family Arthur Cattey and family Mrs Carl Farson and daughter Miss Mary Scott Robert Catty and Otis McCollum and wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oren Cordray
Charley Cordray
S. Leonard Hart
Exha Hoselton
Milo Bailey
Kirksville
Roy Pampel
Lorethy Riedl
Nora Cordray
Tom Buswell
Frank Cattey
Earl Abbott
Arthur Cattey
Carl Farson
Daugter
Mary Scott
Robert Catt
Otis McCollum
Local Socials Report From Southwest Missouri
The note lists visits and Sunday meals across the region. Rex Hooker visits Purdin area relatives. Bert Cotter and family dine with G L Cotter. Doc Shatto and Dorothy Rogers visit Miss Examie Reger. E J Ewell leaves for Dayton after ten days with Wolfe family. Albert Cotter attends church. Cap Wolfe visits Theo Wolfe near Brookfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Hooker
Rex Hooker
Purdin
Bert Cotter
Verl
Buster Cotter
G. L. Cotter
Doc Shatto
Dorothy Rogers
George Cot
Cap Wolfe
Theo Wolfe
Brookfield
LocalVisits From Purdin and Nearby
Mr and Mrs Earnest Pearson and others traveled to Hurdland on Sunday to visit Mr and Mrs Gilmer. Mrs Will McGhee and Mrs Ed war Crist were guests of Mrs Rhody Burkholder on Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Purdin and
Earnest Pearson Zamad
Earl Hess
Price Gilmer
Hurdland
Zead
Lilburn Gilmer
Will McGhee
Edwar Crist
Rhody Burkholder
Notable Local Happenings and Travel Snippets
Old Man Winter prompts chatter on cold mornings. Harold Cooper reports his sick child is better today. Mrs. Will McGhee visits relatives in Shelby. Grover Garrett and Merle Pulliam traveled to Atchinson Kansas on Monday.
Local residents enjoy Sunday gatherings and visits
Rev Thompson and wife and Mr and Mrs Lester Stephenson spent Sunday at the Walter McKay home. Mr Crawford of Browning called on John R Stephenson Monday morning. Wilburn Snelling visits sister and husband Mr and Mrs Lee Avery in Trenton. Bill Johnson and family and Hadley Johnson and family plan Tuesday departure for Colorado. Sunday visitors at the Robert Stephenson home include Mrs Myrtle Williams and children Mary and Kenneth Jerome Raymond Helen and Edward White and Lorraine and Eness Snelling. Raymond White went to Green Castle Wednesday night. Several from this community attend a Milan meeting conducted by Rev Harrington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rev. Thompson
Lester Stephenson
Walter McKay
Mr. Crawford of
Browning
John R. Stephenson
Wilburn Snelling
Lee Avery
Trenton
Bill Johnson
Hadley Johnson
Colorado
Robert Stephenson
Myrtle Williams
Mary
Kenneth
Jerome
Raymond
Helen
Edward White
Lorraine
Eness Snelling
Raymond White
Green Castle
Milan
Joe Harrington
Community Notes Spread Across Weekend Visitations
Mrs. George Phillips and Morris visited Mrs. Carrie Bowyer while Mrs. Vernon Phillips and Junior called on Mrs. Harold Cooper. Dozens of local families exchanged calls, reported illness improvements, and noted home repairs and a well attended sale at Bill Johnson's.
Limestone Quarrying Begins With WPA Labor Near Miles Mill Bridge
The Soil Conservation Association starts quarrying limestone on the Johnson Tribble farm near Miles Mill Bridge on Locust Creek using WPA labor. Thirty seven drought relief farmers were instructed to report for duty. Lime will be sold at 70 cents per ton, cheaper than the $2.00 imported lime. Applications for lime are filed at the County Agent Hall office and will be processed in order received.
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Johnson Tribble
Miles Mill Bridge
Locust Creek
Soil Conservation Association
WPA
Farm Bureau and Extension Service
Date For Seeding Is Extended For County Farmers
A telegram to County Agent Hall extends seeding options to October 31 for class 2 minor payment and building allowance. Farmers may seed bluegrass and timothy or red top with timothy at specified rates and receive payments, with conditions on timing, weather, and documentation. Terracing and liming also eligible through October 31. Examine your paper’s tag.
Grantsville Home Makers Plan Halloween Party
Grantsville Home Makers Club met October 8 with Mrs. C. H. Miller as hostess. Vice president Mrs. Jess Pulliam chaired. plans for a Halloween party on October 21 were announced. Members read memory gems, enjoyed songs, readings, and fruit salad. visitors included Mrs. Frank Roach and Donis Hedges.
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Grantsville Home Makers Club
C. H. Miller
Jess Pulliam
Lesley Yogel
Loyd Spencer
Lucille
Mary Foster
Frank Roach
Lttle Donis Hedges
Edna Spencer
Myrl Pulliam
Helen Hedges
Lesley Yagel
Rosa Lee Foster
Mary Yagel
Lucille Johnson
Leota Yagel
Miller
Mechanic to Attend Chevrolet Special School in Kansas City
Marshall Bohannon head mechanic at Johnson Chevrolet Co will depart Sunday October 18 for Kansas City to join a three day Special School offered by Chevrolet Motor Co. The 1937 Chevrolet introduces a complete mechanism change and Bohannon plans to study it thoroughly.
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Kansas City
Marshall Bohannon
Johnson Chevrolet Co
Chevrolet Motor Co
Chevrolet
Nevins Family Entertains Guests At Sunday Dinner
Mrs. and Mr. J. T. Nevins hosted a six o'clock dinner Sunday. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Jennings and Marilyn, Mr. and Mrs. George Prather and Elizabeth Ann, and Jimmie and Donald Nevins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. T. Nevins
Jerry Jennings
Marlyn
George Prather
Elizabeth Ann
Jimmie
Donald Nevins
Local visitors and events noted in Milan and Kirksville
Addiional Locals Alva Beery of Milan was here on business yesterday. W. I. Landgon was in Milan on business yesterday. J. J. Smith, H. V. Campbell and T. S. Bartow attended the community sale at Bethany Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Luther Shepherd w of Milan were visiting friends in this city Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. John Crowdis of Roger were here yesterday to attend the croquet tournament. Mr. and Mrs. C. N. Russell and J. M. Thurlo were Milan visitors Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Van Arnold and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Neff were Milan visitors Tuesday. Misses Arlene Fanning and Vivian Fanning of Cora were the guests of friends in Kirksville. Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Haley and son, Robert, were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Scott Brown. Browning sponsored a croquet tournament yesterday with teams from Humphreys, Jamesport, Linneus Shelby, Reger, Hazeville and Pur din.
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Alva Beery
Milan
W. I. Landgon
J. J. Smith
H. V. Campbell
T. S. Bartow
Bethany
Luther Shepherd W
John Crowdis
Roger
C. N. Russell
J. M. Thurlo
van Arnold
Frank Neff
Arlene Fanning
Vivian Fanning
Cora
Kirksville
E. L. Haley
Robert
Scott Brown
Browning
Humphreys
Jamesport
Linneus Shelby
Reger
Hazeville
Purdin
Plan Trip To Farmers' Week In Columbia October 27 28 29
A Missouri College of Agriculture invitation invites Sullivan County farm people to Farmers' Week in Columbia on October 27 28 and 29. Emergency County Agent Rolla A Baugher says complete three day programs have been sent to county representatives and extra copies are available on request. Groups to be represented include the Women's Extension Clubs and other farm groups.
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Missouri College of Agriculture
Sullivan County
Columbia
Emergency County
Rolla A. Baugher
Women’s Extension Cubs
Farmers Week outlines extensive courses and meetings in agriculture
The program lists cooperative farm groups and extension speakers for Farmers Week with general farm problem meetings. Eleven short courses run through Tuesday and Wednesday covering animal husbandry, soils, pasture, poultry, and disease control. A 12 page booklet with complete programs is available at the Milan Extension office.
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SCDA
Missouri Livestock Association
Missouri Corn Growers Association
Sheep and Wool Growers Association
Horse and Mule Association
College of Agriculture
Farmers’ Extension
Milan
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Browning, Missouri
Joe Nickell
Walnut Grove
Jamice Pipes
Ralph Morris
Jim
Ella Worris
Lester Lawrence
Edgar Hatch
Rey Dunlap
Molly Pipes
Moss Waverly Pipes
Charley Pipes
Earl Dunlap Ries
Hartwell
Franklin
Ralph Morr
Ella Morris
Ralph Trumbo
Near Roger
Mary Spencer
Dunlap
Ralph
Trey Sevier
Faye Engleman
D. S. Meeker
Fred Meeker
Charley Mallet
Ermilee
Burl
Mrs. Glenhouse
Meadville
Ray Gooch
Independence
W. W. Geoch
Nona Clair Neet
T. I. Bartow
W. J. Geoch
J. Bartow
Newt Bartow
Chula
Maurice Rottmann
Don Shaffer
C. M. Nichols and Son
Rottmann
Hazel Cooper
China
Sam Gooch
Linneus
S. J. Gooch
St. Joseph
Earl Jerome
Lorrane
Alvin Bruce
Joan
North Eest
Isex
Walter Jones
Ins Hare
Loren McCollum
Sun
Missouri
American Royal Livestock Show
George Phillips
Morris
Carrie Bowyer
Vernon Phillips
Lee Eilis Hedges
Harold Cooper
Phyllis Cooper
Bill Morris
Tom Morris
Elmer Hammock
Virgil Molloy
Dorsey Stevenson
Edgar Morris
Ida Thompson
Warren Gooch
Bryan Molloy
Dudly Phillips
Julius Wood
Darold Hutchinson
Arthur Stults
Jim Menerly
Wilbur Molloy
Laclede
Edith Smith
George Pittaway
John DeWitt
C. J. DeWitt
W. H. Dickinson
Tion
Associations of Livestock Producers
Farmers’ Week
Bang
General Motors
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