At The Churches Church of Christ Sunday School
Sunday School and Communion held each Sunday morning at 10 00. Jas P Bolling superintendent. Everyone is welcome.
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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1940
Page
8
Sunday School and Communion held each Sunday morning at 10 00. Jas P Bolling superintendent. Everyone is welcome.
The article invites all to Sunday School at the Baptist church held each Sunday morning at 10:00 a m Herbert C Bailey is the superintendent and extends a cordial invitation for attendance.
The Methodist Church invites all to attend Sunday Church School at 10 a.m. with H. L. Schrock as superintendent and C. B. Carr as assistant superintendent.
Local notes report Bundridge school progressing under teacher Mahala Kille. Nearby residents, including Mr and Mrs Robert Ware of Linneus, visit Browning on Thursday morning. Various families relocate homes and attend appointments while area residents travel for work and social visits.
Pleasant Hill items recount friendly visits and family news. C E Smith returned from Grim Smith Hospital and is ill. Local residents hosted dinners and visits with neighbors and relatives from Kirksville Milan and Browning. A North Salem Club trip to Kansas City was enjoyed.
Charley Cordray at his daughter Mrs. Raymond Browning’s home suffered a heart attack Sunday afternoon and is in serious condition. Family members were called to his bedside amid a flurry of visits and extended family gatherings noted throughout the area.
George Head returned home in North Salem after a two and a half week visit with his sister Mrs Diantha Adams in New Boston. George Hunsaker of Kirksville stayed with his granddaughter Miss Reba Lambert last week. Archie Cordray of Kansas City visited Thursday and Friday to see his brother Charley Cordray Jr whose condition worsened on Sunday.
Delinquent taxes on property in Browning Missouri including Lots 9 10 11 12 in Block B and Lots 4 5 in Block 18 and the West Half of Lot 2 and Lot 3 in Block 12 will be sold at a public auction. The sale begins at 10:00 am at the Post Office Door Browning on the First Monday in November 1940. Nelle Williams City Collector.
Sleeping sickness breaks out among horses while several residents face illness. Ray Bauer loses a Shetland pony and Gene Moore a work horse. Ed Smith sickened after hospital stay. Dr McAthtor aided him. Ray Rauer recovers from flu and tonsillitis. Mrs Rauer also ill. Local families gather Sunday as others visit relatives. many still unwell and awaiting October 16 draft registrations.
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