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Browning Leader Record

Location

Browning, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Oct 24, 1929

Page

4

Local families host gatherings across multiple towns

A series of social visits and family gatherings are noted. Ora Holser and others spent time at Bezi Chatman’s home, Henry Lawrence's group visited L. P. Lawrence, and several households including Nichols, Bartow, and Gooch families hosted relatives or guests. One birthday surprise for Mrs. Sayers occurred during a dinner with Virgil Sayers' relatives.

Ora Holser Et Siren Bezi Chatman T. S. Bartow W. B Coch Virgil Sayers Sayers Iva Rhodes Lawrence S. J. Bartow Humphreys E. W. Crookranks Etta Browning Brookfield

Northeast Linn: Families Notice Illness births and farming updates

The week brought sickness and cold air as Mrs I J McCollum rests after ailing days. Mrs Amanda Cattey stayed with her daughter Mrs Carrie Abbott to meet her new grandson born the 19th. Mrs Nellie Thudhum and Mrs Ash Cahoon visited their sister Mrs I J McCollum. Mrs Minnie Reidl Ben Cattey and neighbors came to nurse I J McCollum Sunday night. Perry Christian shipped a load of fat hogs to Browning. FM Calley remodels his farm updating the silo improving the looks.

I. J. M-Collum Amanda Cattey Heraughter’s Carrie Abbott Randson Nellie Thudhum Ash Cahoon Ins. I. J. McCollum Minnie Reidl Ben

Purden Items and Local Visits

Mrs Jez Street and Miss Mary Sworts wire Lieneus visitors Monday. Harrizon Sreith and mother sited Roy Sreith and family of Biarceline last Wednesday. Dr Merti reports the arrival of an eight child to Willie Mister and wife. Monday morning Mrs Qson is visiting with bee laughter and Mrs Ed Etuwell. Mr and Mrs Dee Monroe and Mrs Amos Coter were Sunday guests at the Will Puliam home. Dr and Mrs Martin visited her parents at Green City. Mrs Will Pulnam and Mrs Eva ree were Brookfield visitors Friday afternoon last week. W A Crease and wife and Miss Lola Wheeler spent Sunday at the Ora Smith home. W D Patterson returned home.

Harrizon Sreith Roy Sreith Biarceline Merti Willie Mister Q'son Ed Etuwell Dee Monroe Amos Coter Will Puliam

Local Social Notes From Appleton And Nearby Towns

Last week from Appleton Minnesota, he had gone to accompany his mother home. J W Sallee and wife of near Shafter were shopping in Purdin Saturday. George Hayes and family and Blanch Molloy visited with Aunt Amanda Smith, Saturday. Joe Creason and wife were Linneus visitors Tuesday afternoon.

Appleton Minn J. W. Sallee Near Shafter Purdin George Hayes Blanch Molloy Amanda Smith Joe Creason Linneus

Weather Improves Amid Local Social and Farm Activity

In Shelby the weather warms up from Saturday night into Sunday. Mr. Hatch had dinner with Leon Gooch. Mamie Bauswell and Edna Monroe work in Brookfield. A street fair is planned for Tuesday. Ray Bauer cuts corn for Charlie Wilson. Ernest Smith starts plowing for the season. Frank Rauer and family visit Mrs Leon Geoch. J M Logan builds a new cement porch. Charlie Smith continues coal hauling.

Mr. Hatch Leon Gooch Mamie Bauswell Edna Monroe Brookfield Shelby Ray Bauer Charlie Wilson Ernest Smith Frank Rauer Curt Ray Rauer Leon Geoch J. M. Logan Charlie Smith

Autumn in Missouri Beauty Amid Golden Leaves

A poetic note describes autumn in Missouri with golden trees and drifting leaves. The piece mentions the fading summer and its return in spring, praising river valleys hills and byways as the season unfolds. Lena Couch from Browning Missouri signs the verse.

Missouri Lena Couch Browning

Fifty Years Since Missouri Sunday School Convention Formed

Floyd C. Shoemaker recalls the 1866 Missouri Sunday school movement start. On October 24 1866 the first statewide Sunday school convention met in St. Louis to promote the cause. A call August 1 1866 invited pastors officers and teachers to attend a conference on teaching methods and parent church cooperation. Missouri railroads offered free return fares to delegates.

Missouri Farmington David Barton St. Louis First Methodist Episcopal Church Eighth Street Washington Avenue Missouri Railrea

Diary extracts reveal a boy's week from school to home

An informal diary covers Friday to Tuesday detailing a teacher's note about suppressing misbehavior, a poem written for Jane, Sunday conversation about golf, plans for a viewing show, and a mill accident involving Joe Glunt.

Cystex Promises Quick Relief For Bladder Irritation

An advertising snippet targets women with bladder irritation symptoms that disturb sleep and cause discomfort. It urges trying Cystex sold at drug stores to test its effect and claims rapid relief, noting potential energy boost and improved mood.

First Convention Attendees by State and County

The report shows 242 attended the meeting with 215 registering as fellows. Of these 118 came from St. Louis, 69 from 25 Missouri counties, 27 from six other states, and one from India. Counties listed include Audrain, Barton, Boone, Caldwell, Cape Girardeau, Franklin, Howard, Johnson, Jackson, Jefferson, Lafayette, Linn, Livingston, Mercer, Montgomery, Pettis, Phelps, Pike, Platte, Randolph, Ray, Ripley, St Charles, Scotland, and Washington. S. B. Kellogg of St. Louis was elected chairman and David D. Duncan of St. Louis named temper.

St. Louis Missouri India Audrein Barton Boone Caldwell Cape Girardeau Franklin Howard Kon Jackson Jefferson Lafayette Linn Livingston Merion Montgomery Pettis Phelps Pike Plette Randolph Ray Ripey St Charles Scotland Washington

Weekend Journal Entry From a Child’s Perspective

The writer recalls a cheerful mood despite a burn on a green toe nail and a bad cold. They describe missing school due to illness, a teacher’s comment about a term sunk in, and attending a concert with parents who had mixed views on the singer, praising beauty while a parent called it discordant.

Sam Reeson

Also Mentioned on This Page

Browning, Missouri Joe Nickell Browning, Bo Haleville Henry Lawrence Bos L. P. Lawrence Lee Billings Lee E.sird C. M. Nichols Rollie Gooch Eldren Sarah Gooch Chester Frock Ray Gooch W. A. Pew Harve Grakast Rere Laréde Ening Adam Duffield Linnexs Mary Woolf Jez Street Mary E Sworts Shelby News Old Missouri Floyd C. Shoemaker Skool Rainey Jane Pitcher Show Sum Co Pelite Orce Joe Glunt S. B. Kellogg David D. Duncan American Steel @ Wire Company R.R Harvey & Neet Browning, Mo K. V. Hanna Kansas City THE Browning Drug CO Hanna White Lake Farmers Store Jim Bundridge Poland Brassfield Chester White John Deere J. B. Fleming N. W. Phillips J. H. Dunlap
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