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Browning Leader Record

Location

Browning, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Sep 24, 1936

Page

2

Various People and Oddities Highlighted in Local Gossip

The column lists colorful notes about individuals and incidents from across the country and abroad. It mentions Kirby Megrill of Kansas City a shaved face on one side and a beard on the other, barber and crime curiosities, a TV knife-thrower Steve Clemente charging fees for movie roles, a man in Maryland jailed for a wife’s pocket theft, and a widow seeking divorce from Willie Rodenbeck. The local section reports pleasant fall weather and community visits in Pard’n And Vicinity with church and social updates.

Kirby Megrill Kansas City

Haseville Social Notes Highlight Family Visits

Haseville residents report Sunday visits by Pearl and Clara Wood to sister Mrs. Willie Vanhorn and family. Kenneth Jennings spent time with Cleve Jennings and family. The Molloy, Meadville shoppers included Lowell Marjory and Velda Rae. Elizabeth Melton visited Humphreys after school. Gooch and Bartow families joined H. V. Campbell household for Sunday dinner. Nona Neet visited in the afternoon. Ladies Aid met with Mrs Anna Young Thursday afternoon.

Pearl Clara Wood Willie Vanhorn Kenneth Jennings Cleve Jennings Ray Molloy Lowell Marjory Velda Rae Meadville Lewis Melton Humphreys Elizabeth W. J. Gooch Oral Jerry Gooch T. S. Bartow H. V. Campbell Nona Neet Ladies Aid Anna Young

Local Residents Visit in Trenton on Saturday

Gale, Russell and Jean Bartow were Saturday guests of J. Bar tow Jr. They joined Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Wood and family, the Wood sisters Pearl and Clara, and others from the vicinity who were shopping in Trenton. Other social visits included Earl Jerome's family with Bob Burtch, and Mrs. Alvin Bruce with her daughter Joan visiting Mrs. Minta Yourg and daughters.

Gale Russell Jean Bartow J. Bartow J. R. Wood Marcelle Pearl Clara Wood Ora. Holser Burl Mallet Kenneth Young T. S. Bartow Lola Rae Trenton Earl Jerome Bob Burtch Alvin Bruce Joan Minta Yourg

Cattle Shipments and Local Visits Around Cora Missouri

Cooler weather lifts spirits as pasture and vegetation bloom. A.S. and Charley Maggart shipped 99 head of cattle from Cora. Several residents travel to nearby towns including Bethany Milan Harris Humphreys and Milan for visits and medical consultations.

A.S Charley Maggart Cora Ann Bundridge Perry Jacobs Harley Jacobs Bethany Merton Street Purdin Jas. Dod Will Foster Humphreys Elmer Savier

Community Notes From Local Homes and Visits

Sunday visitors included Mr and Mrs Lee Marlay at Ralph Lawrence home and Mr and Mrs Arthur Lawrence with their daughter Margaret Ann who has been ill but improving. Several residents and kin were mentioned with travel to Yates Center Kansas and gatherings honoring Mrs Arthur Lawrence’s birthday with about 50 neighbors attending.

Lee Marlay Ralph Lawrence Tom Foster Allen Lawrence John Jones Elizabeth Ann Payne Yates Center Kansas Margaret Ann Lawrence Arthur Lawrence Arlando Murphy Lucille Pearl Mildred Franklin Chicago Ed Franklin W. C. Quigley L. P. Lawrence Trenton Hazel Gramling D. W Foster Okland Roach Crawley Murphy Neve Porter Clan Barnett Albert Murphy Otto Mendenhall Greencastle Artis Franklin

Shafter Social Notes Mention Local Dinner Guests

Mrs. Carrie Bowyer was a Monday dinner guest of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Hess. Mrs. Price Gilmer called on Mrs.

Carrie Bowyer Earl Hess Price Gilmer

Local Social Notes From Thursday And Sunday Gatherings

Mary Molloy and George Phillips traveled to Iowa after a corn shipment while Mrs George Phillips and her sons spent Thursday night with Edgar Morris and wife. Several entertaining visits followed including the Goochs of Marceline and a Sunday dinner at Tate's with Tom Morris and family. Other neighbors called on Morris, Arnold, and Hammock households for meals and company through the weekend, sharing time with Coulter Campbell and Meneely families.

Mary Molloy George Glenn Phillips Iowa George Phillips Edgar Morris Raymond Gooch Marceline Jerry Gooch Bill Morris Dick Tate Tom Morris Bob Shiflett Marilyn Julius Wood Louis Arnold Carrie Bowyer Browning Virgil Wilbur Molloy Cecil J. D

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