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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1931
Page
4
School officials urge parent cooperation to improve attendance and at home study. Absence disrupts lessons, and modern schedules limit in-school preparation. M A Holman and others report varied community activities. teachers and scholars gather to discuss country schools and new teaching methods at a noon session.
How is your stove grates and fire bowls if they need replacing better get in touch with Schrock's and have them fixed before winter sets in.
The column mixes weather and social notes from Clem Springs area with an official financial condition statement for Browning Savings Bank Missouri. It lists receipts from loans real estate bonds deposits and cash balances, plus capital, surplus, and profits, sworn by bank officers J B Harmon and Norris W Phillips.
A baby girl was born to L. T. Finney and his wife on Sunday. Ray Bauer and wife visited his parents Thursday night. Lester Burkhelder and family were in Brookfield Saturday evening on business.
Chartered in Missouri and filed in the Leacer Record, Sept 24 1831, with assets totaling 135 438 57 dollars. Loans and discounts 82 033 57, real estate 14 956 15, cash from banks 10 750 94, real estate owned 22 092 54, deposits 71 967 33, time deposits 7 718 77, bills payable 14 000 00, net assets 135 438 57. Officers J I Harmon president and R M Calhoun cashier certify the figures as true April 16 1933 before Chas M Thornton notary public.
Mr and Mrs Hugh Kelso of Jamesport and Mr and Mrs Bill Kelso of Laredo visited Sunday with Mr and Mrs Glenn Jerome. Also Mr and Mrs Vane Kingsolver of Linneus shared a Sunday dinner.
Charter No. 2360 Citizens State Bank of Browning shows assets 112 100.24 with deposits 51 510.13 and time deposits 24 744.21 liabilities including bills payable 7 500.00 The report dated Sept 21 1931 lists officers Joe Nickell as president and Chester Bagley as cashier with directors W P Nickell M L Haring and Jas Fanning.
A sequence of weather remarks reports two inches of rain and continued showers, four days of high winds, and drying conditions. The item lists visitors and residents: J. J. Smith of Browning, Mr. and Mrs. George Hess, Esther and Dorotha Mae Phillips, Eazel Cooper, E. G. Alexander and family, W. E. Morris, Dudly Phillips, Tom Morris, Bryen Molloy, Vernon Phillips, Ruff Rowell and children, and Lewis Grive with relatives in the area.
Mr and Mrs John Molloy and their sons were dinner guests of Bryen Molloy and family. Wilbur Molloy and family from Browning visited Wilbur's parents J D Molloy over Sunday.
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