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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1930
Page
4
The Browning Leader-Record from Browning Missouri notes editor Joe Nickell and the paper’s postal designation as second class mail matter dated September 25 1930. The item situates the publication in a local print history context.
The report lists busy farm activity around Cora with corn cutting sorghum molasses making and a windstorm on the 13th damaging corn. Local ties include school progress under Miss Alber tine Clay and residents visiting family in Meberly Milan and Chicago.
North Salem News notes Aunt Ida Dennis is quite sick. Various locals visit relatives and attend Sunday activities, with families gathering at Browning and Bucklin. Names include Mamie McCollum Ward Moore and others.
Local notes report pleasant fall weather with residents attending a ball game in Browning. Several families are mentioned visiting, moving, or recovering from storm damage including a broken leg and a barn blown away. Amber Moffett relocates to Idaho. Charley McClaren moves to his farm. multiple households visit Clem Spring school and neighbors.
Miss Sarah Cattey returned to school after illness this week. McCollum and family visited E. W. Nickell on Sunday. Elwood Tradium and family with Robert Cattey and Mrs. Lizzie Jones visited Frank Cattey. Roy Harl and family were in Shelby Sunday. Peorty McCollum and family spent Saturday night at Otis McCollum's. Edgar Harl and wife attended the Winigan meeting Sunday night.
Browning visitors included Mr. and Mrs. S. J. Gooch and FG McMirkle on Monday. Gerald Ingleman of Chulais visited family, joined by John Ingleman and kin. Walter Coch Jr. assists L. P. Lawrence with corn harvest along with Victor Gillispie helping Otis Lawrence. John W. Morris and daughter Annie Rice were Sunday guests at the W. J. Gooch home. Mrs. F G McMickle spent Monday with Mrs. Sarah Duffeld, Mrs. L. P. Lawrence and Ruth.
Lawrence and others visit friends in Easeville Trenton and Milan. The Haseville Revival ends as Rev Pollock plans Novinger meeting. Sunday School attendance reaches 111 with open invitation next Sunday. News of visits by many families plus a note from J S Neely of Kansas City praising local paper.
Local social notes list Mrs Hazel Hess visiting relatives in Brookfield and Eden Idaho. Numerous visits occur among Hess, Woolf, Hays, Cooper Phillips and Cooper families with Sunday dinners and Wednesday gatherings at multiple households in Purdin, Chila, Prickfield, and nearby towns.
Mrs. Myers in the D. P. Myers store crafted coat hanger shapes from pasteboard boxes and threaded twine for hanging ready to wear dresses. The idea suggests one hanger per dress and small, space saving bins for children's clothing with safety pin bloomers, aiding mothers with tight closets and budgets.
A brief rural note reports a heavy rain with hail and wind causing damage to corn cane trees and buildings. It mentions Mr. and Mrs. Elba Tugner and son Rex visiting last Tuesday and Mr. and Mrs. Mack Hagan of Milan visiting Saturday with John Brinkley accompanying them home.
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