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Browning Leader Record

Location

Browning, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Sep 20, 1934

Page

2

Browning Leader-Record notice and postal details

The Browning Leader-Record of Browning Missouri appears as second class mail matter at the Brown ing Post Office for July 8, 1897. The date on file is Thursday September 20, 1934.

Browning, Mo

North East Linn social visits noted on Sunday

Perry Christian and wife spent Sunday at Ben Purdin's. Otis McCollum and wife visited at Harry Nickell's Sunday evening. Mrs. Maggie Brewer spent Sunday with Mrs. Ora Cordray. Carl Farson and family and Ivan Cable and family spent Sunday at Robert Cattey's. Charley Cordray and family visited Ben Almond's. Emerson Cordray and mother were in Brookfield on Saturday. Will Abbott and wife visited in Kirksville last week. Perry Baker and wife of Battle Ground Washington and Mrs. Maggie Brewer spent Wednesday with Roy Warl and wife. Sylvia Turner of Winigan spent a few days with her sister Mrs. Robert Cattey.

Otis McCollum Harry Nickell Maggie Brewer Ora Cordray Carl Farson Ivan Cable Robert Cattey Charley Cordray Ben Almond Emerson Cordray Brookfield Will Abbott Kirksville Perry Baker Battle Ground Washington Roy Warl Sylvia Turner Winigan

Local Folks Share Sunday Visits and Illness News

Mr and Mrs Floyd McDaniels near Pollock spent Sunday with Mollie Ford family. Jeff Gearring of Linneus visited friends here for the first time in years. James Tipton is real poorly. Reverend Bunting and family visited and he preached at M E church. Mrs Willie Grindstaff underwent gall bladder surgery in Kirksville and is recovering. Mrs Dan Crump broke her arm and was treated at a hospital. Junior Murphy and several others were mentioned in hospital or visiting. Various relatives gathered at Eliza Shipley and other homes.

Floyd McDaniels Near Pollock Mollie Ford Jeff Gearring Linneus Mary Tipton James Tipton Junior Murphy Kansas City Drew, Burress Topeka Kansas Howard Tolle Galt Marion Burress Humphreys Armeta Payne Near Humphreys Arthur Moore Verdie Myers Milan Dan Crump Harrison Grindstaff Tom Woodall Alonzo Williams Eliza Shipley Willie Woodall Trenton A. F. Eastman Dan Miller Browning Lois Davis G. O. Sollida Stahl Melvin Stephenson

Executors Named in Rebecca Prather Estate Notice

Letters testamentary for the estate of Rebecca Prather were granted August 15, 1934, by the Linn County Missouri Probate Court to Walter Prather and Ross Prather as executors. Creditors must file claims within six months for allowance, or one year to avoid bar. Arthur L. Pratt, Judge of Probate.

Rebecca Prather Linn County Missouri Walter Prather Ross Prather

Cold snap threats late beans after light rain in Shelby

The Shelby area sees a shift to cold weather with frost risk after recent light rain. Gale Bailey was in Shelby early Monday for business matters. Tracie Christian and family visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Gale Bailey Shelby Tracie Christian

Local Notes From Shelby and Vicinity

Sunday notices in Shelby summarize births visits travel and gatherings. Highlights include Will Welch’s birth to Mr. and Mrs. Johnnie Burkholder on Sept 13 weighing 10 pounds, and various calling visits among Logan Mullins Norvell and Sayers families. Shelby High basketball split results at Purdin with 29 6 girls and 14 9 boys. obituary for Cole Datarman. others travel to California and Iowa.

Will Welch Johnnie Burkholder

Haseville Social Guests Chronicle Weekend Visits

Mr and Mrs J R Wood and daughters were Sunday guests of a daughter. Hugh Campbell and daughter Yvonne Wood and Lola Raz Bartow visited Mr and Mrs Ray Gocca and Miss Kathleen McKay. Maurice Rottmann spent the weekend with home folks. he studies at Junior College in Trenton. T S Bartow and sons were Sunday dinner guests for Mr and Mrs S J Bartow. Burl Mallet and W E Sayers were also guests. Merle Hess and son visited Mr and Mrs Allen Woolf near Laredo. Victor Gooch and daughter visited Mr and Mrs W J Gooch and son. B J Bartow spent.

L. M. Norvell Humphreys W. J. Gooch Oral T. S. Barrow Ray Gooch H. V. Campbell Victor Gooch Richard Todd Ray Molloy Laredo Cole Datarman Haseville Church Marie Warren W. E. Sayers J. R. Wood Virgil Sayers Hugh Campbell Yvonne Wood Lola Raz Bartow Ray Gocca Kathleen McKay Maurice Rottmann Trenton T. S. Bartow and S. J. Bartow Burl Mallet Merle Hess Allen Woolf J. Bartow

Winigan Creek Items Highlights Local Social Visits

Charley Peavler and wife with Edna Mae spent Sunday with Tom Cassity and wife. Leonard Riedl and family return from Detroit visiting relatives. John Bauer and wife visit Phillips Bailey family Sunday. Kenneth Bailey stayed with Raymand Pearler Saturday night. Talmage Coffman and Everett Coffman with wives visit John O McCollum and wife. Homer Ware buys a new car. Curt Helms Carl Helms and Chester Krawl cutting corn for Charley Polson near New Boston. Willie Head and family and others visit Lawrence Riedl’s home Sunday.

Charley Peavler Edna Mae Tom Cassity Leonard Riedl Detroit Mich John Bauer Phillips Bailey Kenneth Bailey Raymnd Pearler Talmage Coffman Everett Coffman John O. McCollum Homer Ware Curt Carl Helms Chester Krawl Charley Polson New Boston Willie Head Herbert Coram Leonard Ried Rex Bauer Sylvia Asher Lawrence Ried

Local Social Notes And Visits Across Town

Nice and cool now with plenty of rain. Grafton Kingsolver went to St. Louis Tuesday night and was operated on Wednesday. He is getting along as well as could be expected. Clovis Johnson and wife were in Brookfield Saturday having dental work done. Cecil Smith and wife visited his folks, Bill Smith, Sunday. Son. McNally and wife visited Will Penhale and wife, Sunday. Henry Patterson took Oscar Blender to Kirksville Sunday to see Louie Gooch who is in the hospital. R. D. Monroe and wife spent Saturday night and Sunday with Will Penhale and wife. Mrs. George Hisel and daughter Veda Bundridge visited Mrs. Will Lovthan Friday evening. Elmer Andrews has an oil station south of town. L. G. Hamner and wife were visiting in Osgood Monday.

Grafton Kingsolver St. Louis Clovis Johnson Brookfield Cecil Smith Bill Smith McNally Will Penhale Henry Patterson Oscar Blender Kirksville Louie Gooch R. D

Unusual Court Tales and Odd Local Incidents

A digest of peculiar legal cases and odd happenings from various locales. Includes a divorce exchange in which two men wed each other’s former wives, a boy’s pocket containing a safety razor blade leading to stitches, Tulsa vagrancy with pink undergarments, a twin Christian named Stanley Courtney divorce, and a Salt Lake City gang stealing a blacksmith shop and bricks.

Lawrence Rikanarude Willis Knight Suth Dakota Canada Rikanarude Knight Freddie Brown Memphis Salt Lake City

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Browning, Missouri Joe Nickell North East Linn Items Perry Christian Wife Ben Purdin’s Arthur L. Pratt Shelby News Mamie Buswell Ben Mullins Walter Cornell California Ella Nile Bauer Marce‘Hine Leon Smith L. T. Finney Ben McGhee Shelby High School Purdin Henry Craig Mullins Ranch Charles Wilson Car Logian Ald J. M. Logan Balboa Great Pacific Ocean U. S James River Iaeland David Harum Winigan Creek Houte Burlington Travel and Transport Building South End L. T. Wykoff Delbert Hill Tulsa Okla Stanley Courtney Kentucky Stanley Speuce Trenton Community Sale Satuday Gale, Baxter & Robertson Trenton, Missouri Durant Ford Chevrolet Gillette Worley Motor Co Purina Meat Department Atalacs NING
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