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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1932
Page
2
Pleasant Grove items detail neighborly visits, family movements, and local happenings. Ed Browning visits from near Braseville while residents attend church events and host gatherings. Various families relocate, welcome additions, and farm tasks color the week as Purdin gears up for a fair and church attendance rises.
Mrs Will Young returned home Saturday after a visit with her daughter in Kansas City. Lizzie Odom and Campbell family visited relatives in town. Daisy Powell and son Jean spent the weekend with home folks. Tommy Bartow and family along with Susie Gooch and Sam attended the Phillis reunion at Mt Olive. Joe Morris spent Saturday with Susan Gooch. Jimmy Crooks of Kansas City was here for the weekend. Virgil Sayers made a business trip to Trenton. Rev Minor preached at Haseville both services Sunday. Walter J Gooch and family were at the parental home Saturday night and Sunday.
Cool spell continues drawing praise from local corn growers. C E McCollum and family including wife son and sister in Helena Oklahoma arrived at Drury Watson and I J McCollum farms last Wednesday for a week visit with relatives and friends.
Community notes from Garner church reports a large attendance at a 12 day meeting with good weather. Local residents exchange visits, milestones, and farming updates as families gather for meals and birthdays. Cross Roads and Cora items mention cattle shipments, molasses making, a new baby, school opening, and small town visits.
Local notes report CORA and WHITE OAK Junior Fristo staying at the Claude Kenley residence. Other items mention Jake, Jeff Fields and Sam Warren filling silos last week. A visit by Mr and Mrs Frank Smith and son Weldon near Scottsville, and a Sunday gathering of the Taylors with the Kenley family and their daughters.
Mr. and Mrs. Grover Maggart and children visited Mrs. Georg ann Head on Sunday. Numerous relatives visited, hosted meals, and kept up with neighbors across Green Castle area as cemetery cleaning and baby announcements marked the week. A diary entry narrates small-town happenings and humorous anecdotes.
Evis Martin of Winigan and Nova Morris near Cora visited on business, Glenn Moore hauled stock to Kansas City for Lester Harris and R. C. Burke, and F L Bailey of Brookfield receives thanks for subscription favors. Other items mention David Tunnell of Roger, Henry Stephenson near Winigan, Mrs R M Calhoun returning from St Louis, Al Brown near Purdin, J D Lay and Frances Warren at Galt, and Miss Orvyl Adams teaching in Birmingham. A Farm Program Builders note leads into a list of local leaders.
Community farm groups in Linn County work with Extension Service to develop a long term agricultural improvement plan. The Farm Bureau Extension Committee and County Agent Hall will lead discussions this fall to assess problems, estimate losses, and propose solutions. Major prices will be reviewed separately as part of the evaluation.
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