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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1933
Page
3
Dense local excerpts list Sunday dinners visits and family updates. Names include Dickinsons Verl Dell Nelia Bundridge Lambert and Peters with community notes on illnesses hospitalizations and church services. The First Methodist Episcopal church announces services and Sunday School.
Sunday guests included Mr. and Mrs. John Overall of Haseville and Mr. and Mrs. Don ald Jones of Milan. Visits from Pat Murphy and daughter of Quincy due to sickness and death of Mrs. Ed Murphy. A baby girl born Friday to H Elmo Schrock and wife. Red Wing guest Mrs. Allen Hall returned home after visiting W B Watson family. J E Creason, now in Meadville, remembered the home paper with subscription favors. Mrs P C Mullins recovering from a fall, cared for by son John Mullins and wife. hopes for improved health.
Dr Hanna optometrist at the Phone Office North Salem Mo offers eye examinations Oct 30, and at Cable's Store Winigan Mo Oct BI. Come in for complete eyewear services.
Numerous short notes list purchases and social visits. Dickinson's advertises suede or wool sport jackets at three dollars each while other items include silk union suits at fifty cents. Several local residents and visitors are named with brief mentions of illness travel and family gatherings around Linneus Brookfield and Purdin.
A crowded column lists visits by A. W. Cotter, Mrs. Stephenson, and many others from nearby towns. Cattle markets in Chicago and Kansas City are noted, along with funerals, sales, and farm news. A feature on corn shucking contests highlights Missouri and national events with prize details.
C T Johnson schedules a sale at his south city location this Saturday afternoon. He inventories a large stock gathered for sale and invites potential buyers to inspect the items in the ring.
A breezy column notes a teed pineapple cup made from crushed canned pineapple as a cooling, versatile breakfast or dessert item linked to vitamin studies. It then covers local farmers gathering dry corn, damaged by drought and chinch bugs, reducing expected yields. Also reports Jack Hollon’s appendicitis operation and hospital transfer.
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