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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1930
Page
5
The column catalogs groceries and specials at Dickinsons and Mace Meat Shop including corn pork and beans and coffee. It records visits and family news from Browning and nearby towns, with multiple mentions of neighbors, travel, and health updates.
A pie supper is scheduled for Wednesday night October 29 1930 at Scottsville school. Prize offered for best cipher. Everyone is invited to attend. Teacher Mrs. Doris Wyett will oversee the event.
Mr. and Mrs Henry Purdin visited Mrs Annie Lane and Mrs Molloy Pur din in Purdin on Monday. Mr. and Mrs Tom Allen and Baby D were Sunday callers of Mrs Allen's grandparents. The stork visited Mr and Mrs Nolen Singleton with a baby girl. Several families hosted and visited for Sunday meals including Myers Belcher Smith Gooch Phillips Crawley and Hess families. Herman Cooper remains in St John hospital St Louis for medical treatment.
Ed Bundies and family visited T. P. Bundridge. General Sayers and family from near Milan spent Sunday nearby. Alfred Maggart shipped three carloads of cattle from Cora on October 12. Mrs. Carl Straley and children from near Bute visited relatives around Cora and Milan. Clarence Head and family called on Cecil Dodson south of Coma. A. Payne of Enid Oklahoma visited her relatives T. Pidge and wife. James and Hiram Butler of Oklahoma toured Wm. A. Butler and Mrs. E. E. Maxey with kin. Hiram hasn’t been back in 18 years.
Lot Langdon of Milan visited his parents east of Cora Saturday night and Sunday. George Dodson is painting his father's house this week. W J Langdon and wife and J H Tharp and wives of east of Cora visited Alden Tharp west of Browning Sunday Oct 12. E E Maxey and wife visited daughter Mrs Arthur Pipes near Green Castle last week. Cross Roads pie supper Oct 8 netted about $28 with Norman Hayes as auctioneer.
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