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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1935
Page
2
Local residents report visitors and family gatherings ranging from Sundays with the Swyers, Gooch, Campbell, and Bartow households to kin visiting from Kansas City and near Humphreys. Teachers from Banner, Fairview, and Climax attended a Kirksville meeting. several trips to Kirksville and St. Louis occurred for shopping, stock moves, and medical needs.
Cross Roads and Cora Laddie son of Mr and Mrs Ernest Dodson of Cora has recovered enough to be out again. Ross Burke built a chimney for Clifford Fanning in Cora. Gene Boswell in CCC camp at Liners visited home. Roy Smith and wife of northeast of Browning visited Mrs Ann Bundridge and son Wesley and wife. A S and Charley Maggart shipped one hundred head of cattle to Cora. Vivian Fanning of Cora visiting home folks. attends State Teachers College Kirksville. Mrs Berthema Baldwin and son of Macon City visited her parents G M Spencer and relatives in and around Cora.
Roger Items Mr and Mrs McKay and Mr and Mrs Swank and children spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs White and children Iris Warren visited with Wilson and Gay Booth Friday Truman Shepherd visited in Galt Sunday Mrs Ralph Collins and children went to Galt to visit her mother Mrs Addie Dell Sunday Mr and Mrs Glen Wilhite and children and Miss Georgie Hopper were Sunday visitors of Mr and Mrs Everett White and children Mr and Mrs Grant Smith spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Buel McClarren and daughters Iva Ranson spent a few days last week at the John McClaren home Mr and Mrs Esworth Harding and twins moved to the place which has been occupied by Mr and Mrs Frank Killgore Mrs Grace Smith is confined to her room with a severe cold at present Sylvia Stephenson Virginia Williams and Helen White spent Saturday night with Nellie Stephenson Mr and Mrs Donald DeWitt spent Sunday at the Clarence De Witt home.
Notice is given to all creditors and interested parties that I H J Woolf administrator de bonis non with the will annexed intends to make final settlement at the next term of the Probate Court of Linn County Missouri to be held at Linnéus on November 11 1935 H J Woolf
Violette Hooker administratrix of the estate of Ida A Hooker deceased files for final settlement at the next Linn County Missouri Probate Court term to be held in Linneus on November 11 1935.
Local items report visitors and neighbors calling on relatives in Shelby, Winigan Creek, and North East Linn. Families like the Logans, Rauer, Bailey, Rulon, Helms, Cordray, and McCollum share weekend visits, travels to Brookfield and Iowa for corn husking, and church gatherings at Nester Chapel.
Mr and Mrs Walter Patterson and Mr and Mrs Harold Patterson visited at the home of Mr and Mrs Henry Patterson. Mr and Mrs Jesse Pulliam and Mrs Will Pulliam traveled to Kansas City to spend a few days at the Royal. Earnest Pearson and wife visited Iowa in recent days. Virgil Lee and family spent Sunday in Hannibal.
Howard Payne and wife visited daughter Mrs. Lee Bagley on Sunday. Miss May Belle Kirk a Purdin Mercantile clerk died in Kansas City Saturday night. Funeral set for Monday at 2 p m at the Purdin Christian church. Leland Cassity and wife from Kansas City visited relatives in Purdin. Lester Burkholder Huburt Lyons and families spent Sunday with Joe Schreckshire’s in Unionville. Herman Hutchinson and Elmer Tribble, former locals, were seen in Purdin, recalling old times. Mary Lee, student in Kirksville, visited home folks recently.
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