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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1929
Page
4
Brown ing Missouri editor Joe Nickell notes the Browning Leader records its publication entry by the Brown ing post office as second class mail matter dated September 19, 1929.
SHAFTER ITEMS with multiple family visits and neighborly events. Families like the Pasketts and Bakers share Sunday dinners. Miss Golda Smith handles Mason Product Co. business. Earl Smith brings Merrill Hayes back from Linneus. many locals note road work and bridge improvements around Parson Creek. A birthday milestone at J. R. Wood’s home and a Friday night ball game also appear among the community mentions.
Ray Cooch made a business trip to Linneus on Monday. Mrs. Ruth Lawrence and daughter stayed Saturday night with her parents in Browning. Mr. and Mrs. Jess Meeker of Alpha were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. D. S. Meeker.
W J Bailey and family and Leon Gooch and families visited the home of Frank Rauer on Sunday. Alva Bagley runs a barber shop in Shelby on Saturdays. Luther Rauer and Lloyd Finney stayed all night with Nile Rauer on Wednesday night. Soleen Smith's health is improving. Paul Smith visited Bill Sandford's Sunday evening. A large crowd attended the Saturday night show despite cold weather. Carl Logan and wife visited relatives at Purdin on Sunday.
Rain blessed the Cross Roads and Cora area as residents report a fine rain. Various locals such as Frank Custer Ray Morris and Clelland Spenzer travel to Arkansas while J B Harmon buys a Ford southeast of Cora. Several visits and family activities are logged with neighbors, weddings, illnesses, and weekend gatherings noted.
Green Castle residents visited Mrs. Arthur Pipes and family last week. Bennet Hollon and wife from Milan visit E. B. Maxey and wife this week. J. N. Maxey and family visited Ches Dodson last Saturday. Add Payne and wife of Enid Oklahoma visit her parents, Mr. and Mrs. T. P. Bundridge. Corn Hall team defeated Yellow Creek 13 to 3. Cross Roads school advances with Mrs. Lena Kenley teaching. Cecil Taylor's car burned Saturday night.
Rev. A. F. Klause, newly appointed minister to the Methodist church here, will preach both morning and evening next Sunday, Sept. 22. Everyone cordially invited.
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