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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1940
Page
5
Local notices list numerous visits and travel by residents including G W Grider Linneus Purdin and Browning visitors from Shafter Kansas City and Los Angeles. Highlights include Bouquets of kinfolk visitors to town and road trips to Kirksville Canton Milan and Columbia with family updates and hospital news.
Albert Daniels visits his mother in Kansas. Numerous friends and relatives from Browning, Kirksville, Canton, Chillicothe, Purdin, and surrounding towns gather for visits, church events, fairs, and a croquet club banquet. Notable moves include John Moore leasing the Wykoff Produce building for a shoe shop and Max Powell joining Northeast Missouri State Teachers College.
Browning won both practice games with Sumner Monday night.Admission was 5e and 10c for the basketball game tonight scheduled Thursday.
Mrs Emma Brassfield visited Chilli cothe with Mr and Mrs Jas R Williams on Sunday. Miss Anabel Atkins stayed with Mrs Virgie Haggard in Chillico. George Elbert Kollasch to be moved from St Louis to Chillicothe this week. Ot tumwa residents Mr and Mrs Orlo Ross visited Aunt and Uncle Dr and Mrs M L Haning. Neal Freeland and son of Chillicothe called on D G Freeland and family. Elmo Schrock and daughters of near Meadville were guests of H L Schrock. C E Hosford and son of Marceline visited W F Stephenson family Saturday. Bev Carr and James Chambers with Clifford and Dorothy of Purdin attended a softball game Friday night.
The Willing Workers of Jenkins gathered all day September 4 with seven members and visitors Mrs Sallie Prather George Prather and Kenneth White. No business occurred due to absence of officers but the group enjoyed rag rug cutting crocheting and visiting.
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