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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1925
Page
4
The Browning Leader Record of Browning Missouri announces its post office entry as second class mail matter dated July 8, 1897. This issue is dated Thursday September 3 1925.
Sunday and weekend visits are listed for local families including T. E. Armstrong and family WwW J. Armstrong and son Freddie at Fd Ogile. Fred Keithley and family at Jack Browns. Barney Lay and family at R. O. Steele’s. Emerson Bailey and wife Wess Bailey and Paul Jenkins and wife with C. M. Bailey and family. Eddie Ogle and wife visited Geo. Spencers. Joe Bummer and wife at John Bummers. Mrs Low Ogle, visiting Bummers, left for Gann Valley, South Dakota.
Allen Sitl helps uncle cut tobacco while other residents travel to Virginia, attend Brookfield circus, and visit Maple Grove protracted meeting. Neighbors host a crowded McCollum cemetery work day with a community dinner, and various families plan return trips after weeks visiting in the neighborhood.
Corn and vicinity residents note drought conditions as Browning High School draws many students. Fritz Brinkley visited Effie McClaren, Alma Baker seen locally, while Hardie Dillinger injured in balloon accident near 50 ft height. He was treated in Lancaster Missouri and returned home in good spirits. John Thompson and Jim Williams seen about town as several residents visited relatives near Purdin.
The opening of Browning Missouri schools features 96 students in high school and 92 in grades. Principal Joe King and Supt Reinhard lead a strong faculty with new courses and summer study credits. Teachers include Miss Shanks Mrs Lila Williams Miss Alla ire Fields and Miss Imogene Bundridge. Parents are urged to support the plan for a top state level program.
A Linn County girl writes from Hyderabad India describing revival meetings led by Bishop Warne and the impact on the Telugu students at the Missionary Girls High School. She details malaria and bubonic plague fears a sanitary program including disinfection and animal control and notes enrollment now 328 with three quarters Christians and a Ford transport for students.
In Purdin residents seek rain to cool the air as many locals plan attendance at the Brookfield fair this week. People from nearby areas also joined the Meadville Chaudauqua event last week and several families from Chillicothe visited the Wm Pulliam home, including Mrs J E Steen Mrs Arthur Hall and Mr and Mrs Earl Gay with their children.
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