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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1934
Page
2
The Browning Leader-Record for Browning Missouri lists editor Joe Nickell and marks its second class mail status at the Brown ing post office as of July 8 1897 with an issue date of Thursday October 18 1934.
Crowded out last week. Mr and Mrs Ernest Bundridge and Mr and Mrs Ralph Morris shopped in Mi an Monday. Mrs Haskel Spencer returned home from Kirksville hospital Tuesday. Ed Almonds sorghum helpers Ad Norman of Cora. Mrs Charley Pipes and Mrs Earl Dunlap in Browning Saturday. Elmer Sevier called at Morris home Sunday morning. Several from this community shopped in Cora Saturday. Mrs Ralph Morris and son Jerry with Mr and Mrs Clyde Hoskins visited Browning Saturday afternoon. Herbert Trotter in Milan Saturday. Clyde Hoskins Troy Head and children visited the Lesters Sunday. C C Moore Brookfield and Elizabeth Thurlo Browning spent Sunday at the Morris home. Mrs Mary Spencer caller at Charley Swearengen's Sunday. Clarence Moore and Ralph Morris called at Ernest Dodson's in Cora Sunday and listened to the ball game on the radio.
Purden items list Sunday dinners visits and host gatherings. Families such as Pulliam Cassity Grice Snook and Cassity host and attend dinners. Several residents travel to St Louis for a bell game and local roasts occur with groups like the weiner roast club.
L Cady and granddaughter Ada join Dr and Mrs Kroeger along with Mrs A W Cotter Miss Virginia Cotter and Ed Pulliam. They report a good time and thank the Grices for their hospitality.
Around Purdin C E McGhee and wife traveled to Kirksville on Thursday for business. Several residents visited kin or doctors in Kirksville on Friday and Saturday. A large crowd gathered at Linneus for Achieve ment Day. Dr Carrico escorted Mrs Floyd Hardin to Kirksville for an appendicitis operation. Members hosted bridge and home makers meetings. Walter McIntyre served on a Brook jury this week. Sunday visits and weekend travels included Libby Fetters Evelyn Hamner and Virginia Cotter among others.
The Shelby item highlights Luther Bauer's well regarded letter and anticipates more. It lists visits by Miss Mildred Gooch to grandparents in Shelby, Kermit Bullen and wife on Shelby business, C. M. Smith visiting Brookfield, Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Logan calling on their daughter in Brookfield, Kathryn Christian with Mildred Wilson, Raymond Smith visiting his parents, Johnie Burkholder and family, Herb Wilson and Henry Craig getting stuck on muddy roads, and others like Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Bailey with daughter Helen and Turrel visiting Shelby friends.
Ervin Craig assisted Dr. Boyles the past week with tree trimming. Carlos Rauer and family visited her parents Mr. and Mrs. Eli Kirk on Sunday.
Notice to creditors and interested parties that executor I W H Dickinson will make final settlement of Effice C Fields estate at Linn County Probate Court Linneus on November 12 1934 at 10 11 34 in Missouri.
Creditors and others interested in the estate of Jennie Dickinson, executrix of the estate, intend to make final settlement at the next term of the probate court in 1934. The notice requests all claims be filed and settled as required by law.
Crowded out last week the Haseville column reports fall weather and garden abundance. Social visits include Mr. and Mrs. John Overall of Brookfield with children visiting the Holsers. Earnest Noel of Kansas City staying with cousin S J Bartow Jr.. the Gooch and Morris families visiting Chillicothe and Trenton. and a Ladies Aid meeting electing Mrs. Mamie Bartow president and Mrs. Martha Gooch secretary treasurer. Rally Day at Sunday school featured Kathaleen McKay and Fairview school pupils with a pie supper to fund a piano.
Otis McCollum and wife visited Eli Nickell's Saturday evening. Robert Cattey and family and Mrs. Carl Farson shopped in Brookfield Saturday. Everett Waddell and wife visit relatives in Des Moines for a few days. Okey Milhioan and wife spent Sunday with Glen Demory and wife. Perry Christian and family visited Ben Purdin's. Lloyd Cordray and family were...
Visiting at Clifford Brantner's Sunday Otis McCollum and wife spent Sunday with Ben Nickell and family Leonard Davis and family spent Sunday with Mrs Minnie Davis Carl Farson and family and Marjorie Abbott were visiting at Frank Cattey's Sunday Andrew Sattman and family spent Sunday at Tony Lattman's Mrs Minnie Davis spent the past week visiting relatives near Kirksville Tom Buswell and family spent Sunday at Charley Cordray's Emerson Cordray and mother and Mrs Lizzie Nester spent Sunday with Miss Ella Cordray at North Salem Allen Sill spent Sunday at his home with Floyd Cokerham Mrs Maggie Brewer spent the past week with Noah Head and family in Linneus Ellis Jennings and family were visiting St Roy Hart's Sunday Frank Cattey and wife and Earl Abbott and wife spent one day last week with George Morton in Brookfield.
Mrs Mae Minor suffers a nervous breakdown and stays with her mother Mrs J N Brookshier. Neighbors and relatives visit for measles and family events including Rex Bauer Delbert Smith and others. Revival at Nester Chapel starts October 20. Various local residents travel to Kirksville Brookfield Marceline and shares of visits and shopping.
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