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Browning Leader Record

Location

Browning, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Sep 06, 1934

Page

2

Weather and Social Roundup From Shelby

The Shelby area reports fine weather after rain. Leon Smith Curt Rauer and others traveled to Iowa and Brookfield for visits and a Detroit trip for work. Families visited Mrs McDonnald and Mrs McGhee, with a death prompting Emerson Rauer’s home return from Detroit.

Leon Smith Curt Rauer Iowa Emeron Rauer W. J. Bailey Frank Rauer Brookfield Dr. Evans T. L. McDonnald Detroit Charles Wilson L. T. Finney Ben McGhee Emerson Rauer Leon Gooch John Simpson Vina McDonnald Eon Gale Shelby

Community notes from Humphreys and nearby towns

Local visits and family events across Humphreys Missouri and adjacent areas include births, reunions, and travels. Names shown include Hannah E Johnson, Leonard Lee, Forrest Robinson, C E Maggart, Delbert May, Charley Collins, Vincent Collins, James Tipton, Margaret Ford, J S May, Vern Watson, Leta Davis, Elsworth Smith, Sam May, W M Hess, Ford King, Ray Grindstaff, G F Davis, Drew Burress, Marion Burress, and others in Kansas City Detroit Pollock Moberly Topeka and Purdin areas. The report covers a baby born September first and several weekend or weekday visits.

Hannah E. Johnson Humphreys Leonard Lee Forrest Robinson Detroit Mich C. E. Maggart Maggart Ed May Green City Delbert May W. M. Johnson Milan McKee Charley Collins Arkansas Vincent Collins CCC James Tipton Kansas City Margaret Ford Ray May Garden Ill J. S. May Vern Watson Dr. Tunnell Leta Davis Elsworth Smith Sam May Moberly Near W. M. Hess Iowa Ford King Ray Grindstaff Pollock W. M. Wheeler Athel Creason Purdin Willie Grindstaff G. F. Davis Drew Burress Topeka Kansas Vis- Marion

Leila McKay Dies at 22 in Humphreys Mo

Leila McKay daughter of James and Mary Tipton of Roger died at her home near Humphreys on August 21 1934 aged 22. She married Ferman McKay March 2 1931 and they had two children Merril Keith age 3 and baby Phyllis Kathryn who died in infancy. Survived by her husband son parents and three brothers. funeral led by Fred Bertschman and John Smith at Humphreys cemetery.

Carl Junior Murphy Clyde Murphy Ike Grindstaff Ball Hines Kansas City Leila McKay James Tipton Roger Humphreys Ferman McKay Merril Keith Phyllis Kathryn Leon Basil Edwin Tipton Mary Tipton Fred Bertschman Milan John Smith

Rain Helps Pastures and Gar dens in Winigan Creek Area

A light rain aided pastures and late gardens in Winigan Creek. Local social notes describe visits among Cassity Coram Pulliam and related families with trips to Kirksville Salisbury and Kansas City. A Browning Cotter reunion included a Wiener roast honoring Mrs. Ed Pulliam with family and friends enjoying music and food.

Cotter Browning Ed Pulliam Messrs G. D. Pulliam R.D. Cassity Joe Creason Russell Smith Frances di L. Cady Ada Wm. Pulliam Urban Fetter L. G. Hamner Garland Kroeger R. D. Monroe Vesta Cavener Kenneth Hisel Wm. Hisel Albert Falch C. E. Pulliam Irene Charles Virginia Vencll Mrs. Pulliam

Purdin Visitors and Local Sociality Noted in Town

Purdin residents welcomed J N Carter of Linneus and Guy Dray of Linneus as visitors Sunday. Mr and Mrs C S Hale of Kansas City spent the weekend in town. Norman McDonnald of Shelby played croquet with the local group. C M Smith transacted business Sunday evening. J A Buswell of Browning joined croquet with the townsfolk.

J. N. Carter Linneus C. S. Hale Kansas City Guy Dray Norman McDonnald Shelby C. M. Smith J. A. Buswell Browning A. W. Cotter

Local families visit T I Bartow home in weekend calls

Owen Sayers and children with several relatives joined by Mr and Mrs Elbert Campbell and family and other neighbors for afternoon gatherings. Afternoon callers included Mr and Mrs Lee Baird with daughters and Mr and Mrs Losin Baird. Mrs S J Bartow and son and Mrs A H Jeans with son and Mrs Dr Jay were Saturday visitors at the T I Bartow residence.

Owen Sayers Elbert Campbell O. E. Rottmann J. R. Wood Virgil Sayers S. J. Bartow T. L Bartow Lola Rae Jean Lee Baird Losin Baird S. J. Bartow and Son A. H. Jeans and Son Dr. Jay T. I

Corn on Track at Browning Farm Club Sale

Browning Farm Club advertises corn available for purchase with prices advertised as right. Car of corn offered toward the end of the week.

Browning Farm Club Browning

Executor notices for Linn County estate filed 1934

Letters testamentary granted to Walter Prather and Ross Prather for the Rebecca Prather estate in Linn County Missouri on August 15 1934. Creditors must present claims within six months of grant or be barred. one year from grant to avoid further bar. Attest by Arthur L Pratt Judge of Probate.

Rebecca Prather Linn County Missouri

Oldest active organist, 93, hailed from Calais Maine

Martin Bradish aged 93 of Calais Maine is believed to be the nation’s oldest active organist. Texas’ elder citizen Joe M Pena, 109, has died in Wichita Falls. Other notes include a Hungarian case of insomnia, a slander win for Rev Charles A Livingston, and various remarkable rescues and odd events from across the country.

Martin Bradish Calais Me United States Texas Joe M. Pena Wichita Falls

Area social notes detail visits and events in Haleville

Sunday visitors included Mr. and Mrs Cecil Crooks and family from Kansas City and Miss Lois Sayers. Otis Lawrence and daughter planned a move to California for a Los Angeles suburb position. An attendance contest in Sunday School favored the young married group by four. The young people's class held a social at the Bartow home with 80 attendees. Dixie Pendergast returned from Kansas City after two weeks with Daisy Powell. Ferman Sayers from Protection visited relatives. S. J. Bartow hosted relatives. H. Woolf hauled hogs to the Trenton sale. The Otis Lawrence sale drew a large crowd and cats were sold by the ladies before a Humphreys trip. Sunday guests included Ferman Sayers and families.

Cecil Crooks Jimmie Crooks Wilma Young Kansas City Will Young Kenneth Virginia Lois Sayers Otis Lawrence California Otis Los Angeles Ruth Frances Lou S. S T. J. Bartow Dixie Pendergast Daisy Powell Ferman Sayers Protection Kansas J. C. Sayers A. H. Jeans Earnest Noel Mae Jay Jeans S. J. Bartow H. V. Campbell Trenton

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