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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1936
Page
2
Local column from Browning Missouri updates readers on visits and routines. Residents including Mrs. Guy Davis, Mr. Jess Woodside, Joe Creason, and families share outings, market trips, hospitalities, and community events around Browning Purdin Linneus Milan and Laredo with reflections on illnesses, shows, and travel highlights. The list features numerous neighbors, birthdays, and farm activities across the region.
Fall weather brings a mild scene as Chas. Dodson sells a span of mules. Sieiman Hoskins of Cora lies seriously ill with Dr. Becker of Browning attending. L. M. Kenley of Browning buys hogs nearby last week. Telephone line to Browning repaired after parishioners separated it. Roy Marlay hauls hay to Browning for W. J. Langdon. Wesley Bunnridge near Cora builds a new chicken house. Roy Burchette near Humphreys visits for business.
Pleasant Grove reports bright springlike weather with cherry and plum blossoms in bloom. Local residents visit relatives and friends across Green City and nearby families including Gillpatrics Foster Bennetts Burton Lawrences Murphy family and Williams observe Sunday visits and hosting duties.
Nelda Franklin is seriously ill. Several families spent Sunday visiting relatives including Pamperl, Peavler, Helms, Brookshire, and Rauer households. The Sunshine Workers hosted a wiener roast at Philip Bailey's. Henry Kruse improves after hospital return. Cletus Rauer joined the CCC and was reported in Leavenworth as of last word.
Advertises permanent farm labor with starting pay of 75 dollars per month. Applicants are asked to address Box 27 in care of Browning Leader Record, including name.
Mrs Charley Pearler visited daughter Mrs Nolart Cassity. O J McCollum and wife Mrs Claud McCollum and Earl Helms were shopping in Brookfield. Herbeeper family spent Sunday at Henry Kruse home.
Virgil Lee and family visited Milan guests of their daughter and family. Walter McIntyre welcomes a baby girl born Saturday. Brookfield residents attend Republican meeting in Purdin Thursday. Grandparents Bagley celebrate two new grandsons born Friday and Friday morning. Leland Cassity visits from Kansas City. Willard Ross and family visit Bagley home Sunday. Courthouse attendance from Purdin area this week. Josh Bumgarner recovering after tooth extraction. Mrs. Jess Garrett visiting daughter near Linneus.
Newtown visited Shelby for a Monday night game where Shelby boys won and girls lost. Browning then came Thursday night and both Shelby teams won. Several local families visited relatives Sunday including the Smiths and the Bauers as well as Harold Wilson and John Buswell returning home for the weekend from Chilloco High School.
Baseville residents Mrs Floy Gooch and Mrs La sy Tribble of Portland Oregon spent the last of the week with their cousin Mrs Suzan Gooch and family. Mr and Mrs Glenn Jerome and children and Mr and Mrs Roy Creason and children were Sunday visitors of Mr and Mrs Charley Grimes near Chillicothe. Misses Pearl and Clan Weol were shopping in Bowning last Tuesday.
In a tense exchange, a caller asks about an expected meeting with a sister named Bessie who admits she didn’t sneak out until seeing the caller approach. The dialogue suggests a subtle, personal conflict brewing behind a simple encounter.
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