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Browning Leader Record

Location

Browning, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Sep 29, 1932

Page

2

Community Visits and Farewell for John Arthur Knong

Browning residents hosted couple visits and Sunday gatherings at several homes. Family and friends called on Smiths, Stephensons, Head, and Brinkleys while young John Arthur Knong passed away Saturday night. Glenn George cut corn for Earl Holton last week. James Shepherd stayed with grandparents to attend Milan school.

Ola Knnfong Orbra Jeens Browning Guy Brookshier Ed Brookshier Lee Shepherd Joy Ruth Robinson Avis Joel Knifong Sylvia Nellie Stephenson Anona Vernice Stephenson Beryl Head Leila and Eulaviere Head Lorene Stephenson Byron Taylor Will Kenley Noel Coram Phillip Adams A. C. Brinkley James Shepherd Hall Milan

Walnut Grove Community Notes Move and Gatherings

Mr and Mrs Sherman Hoskins moved from the William Morris farm to Cora this week. A pie supper at Walnut Grove school drew a good crowd. Sunday visitors included Charley Morris and family and Ralph Morris with relatives. Barbara Swearengen Vaneta Parks visited Ella Christy. Maryland Mack from Milan weekended with Verda Pipes for the pie supper. Ed and Ralph Morris attended a Browning show Saturday night. Rex Almond and wife visited the William Morris farm. Verda Pipes at Milan for school spent the weekend with home folks.

Sherman Hoskins William Morris Cora Walnut Grove School Charley Morris Mary Jane Dollie Lester Lawrence Verda Irene Alma Ralph Morris Ella Morris Barbara Swearengen Vaneta Parks Ella Christy Maryland Mack Milan Verda Pipes Browning Rex Almond

Northeast Linn Items Brief Family and Social Notices

Mrs Frank Cattey is on the sick list. Several families visited and spent days with relatives including Perry Christian family and mother at Miler Christian's and Otis McCollum shingling his house. Various names appear at Kirksville and Frank Cattey households in social exchanges.

Frank Cattey Allen Sill Meggie Brewer Ben Pyatt Ruth McCollum Marian Warran Nann Sill Adam Sill Maggie Brewer Arthur Cattey Her Daugh

Family Notes From Local Social Roundup

Ter, Mrs. Rolly Bailey and new grandson Delbert Ray. Robert Cattey and family spent Saturday night and Sunday with Glen Demory and wife of Novinger. Paul Sill is helping Dale Ware shock cane.

Ter Rolly Bailey Delbert Ray Robert Cattey Glen Demory Novinger Paul Sill Dale Ware

Pleasant Grove Notes Report Frost Deaths and Visits

A light frost was reported on September 24 on low ground. The small son of Mr and Mrs Joe Franklin died Saturday night. Social events include a Walnut Grove pie supper and several visits among local families such as Esta Foster with Hazel Hurdle in Kansas City and Floyd Gilpatric near Green City.

Joe Franklin Walnut Grove Esta Foster Hazel Hurdle Kansas City Henry Lawrence Ray Lawrence Alice Mooer Ruth Helen Rae Lawrence W. A. Tharp Floyd Gilpatric Green City Otis Lawrence L. P. Lawrence John Jones Ray Morris Tom Foster D. W. Foster Coy Jones Chas. Murphy Arlando Murphy Russell Franklin Gandson

Community Notes Reach Out To Local Folks

Cooler weather hints winter may near as residents share visits across the area. Cletus Bauer dropped by Richard Thudium’s. Roy Simpson and family visited Lawrence Thudium’s. Jack Finney attended Sunday events. Funeral of C. E. Smith drew many friends to Purdin.

Cletus Bauer Richard Thudium Roy Simpson Lawrence Thudium Jack Finney John A. Browning Jeff Mott Gladys Thudium Winigan Will Burkholder Erma Burkholder Ellwood Thudium C. E. Smith Purdin T. J. Gall Emma Horner Henry Richardson Vida Bauer Ellwood

Purden Items From Meadville and Surrounding area

John Cooper and wife of Colorado visit relatives in the area. Minnie Bivens of Denver visits sister D L Cady and other relatives. Glenn Moore of Browning returns home after nursing Aunt Amanda Smith. Ed Pulliam family dines with Ada M. Cady at Meadville. Eva Monroe dines with aunt D L Cady. Ray Pulliam at Raymond Bagley home. K W Gooch and daughter Norma visit D. L Cady. George Pulliam and wife leave for the west for about a month. Rev. Hoover preaches at M E Church S. meeting at Church of Christ grows with all day gathering planned Sunday and a dinner.

John Cooper Colorado Minnie Bivens Denver D. L. Cady Glenn Moore Browning Amanda Smith Ed Pulliam Ada M. Cady Meadville Eva Monroe Ray Pulliam

Brookfield Visitors Attend Church Meetings

At the church the public is invited to attend these meetings. Mr and Mrs George Jenkins and Mrs L Hale were Brookfield visitors Monday.

George Jenkins L. Hale Brookfield

Local Social and Sports Notes from Brookfield and Harper

Cooler weather arrives as residents visit family and attend church events in Brookfield. Social calls include Mr. and Mrs. Leon Gooch and others visiting Mrs. Frank Bauer and family. Harold Wilson and Herbert Boyles at a Brookfield show. Elva Monroe called on Ileen Boyles. A ball game in Harper saw Winigan and Harper lose 14 to 2. Mrs. J M Logan is on the sick list and hopes for improvement.

Jack Frost Leon Gooch Juanita Baby Frank Bauer Harold Wilson Herbert Boyles Brookfield J. M. Boyles Creed Mary Elva Monroe Ileen Boyles Jack Finney Curt Bauer Mary Bullen Margaret Durkins Jamnita Fuller Shelby Harper Winigan Albert Dodge T. L. McDonnald J. M. Logan

Shafter Items Highlight Local Trades And Visits

Shafter residents report busy days with George Hess operating the mill and hauling logs while Elmer Hammock and L. W. Arnold visit Purdin. A roundup notes neighbors visiting Alpha Linneus Brookfield and Milan, with apple and peach shipments from Art Johnson to Arkansas after bringing goods from St. Joseph.

George Hess Shafter Elmer Hammock L. W. Arnold Purdin Alpha Vernon Phillips Linneus Price Bowyer Bowyer Ola. Belcher W. L. Baker S. J. Lay L. E. Hedges J. Lay W. E. Morris Bobby Shifflet Tom Morris Art Johnson Arkansas St. Joseph R. FE. Smith Brookfield Charley Morris Lee Gooch Rolla Gooch Shelda Dean Dean Gooch Milan Morris R. E. Smith Andy Bundies J. G. Coulter Ruth Alice James W. L. Arnold Browning Ann Johnson

Wednesday Visitors At Albert Bakers Browning Home

Mrs J G Coulter and Ruth Coulter visited the Albert Baker family in Browning on Thursday. Dorotha Mae Phillips stays with grandparents Price Bowyer while attending Linneus High. Rolla Gooch and son Junior helped Jerry Gooch rebuild a barn wrecked by the storm. A large group of neighbors gathered Friday afternoon for needlework, visiting, ice cream and cake, sharing friendly remarks and feeling closer as neighbors.

Albert Baker Browning J. G. Coulter Ruth Coulter L. W. Arnold Joe Arnold Dorotha Mae Phillips Price Bowyer Linneus High School Rolla Gooch Junior Jerry Gooch Rolla Alpha Margarette Gooch Annaliza Floy Geneva Morris Kittie Longwell Mary Bowyer Anna Belle West Bessie Schrock Audria Barrows Etta Browning Opal Gooch Faye Coulter Ora Molloy Cecil Hammock Stella Gooch Ida Smith Alta Phillips Ethel Gooch George Fales Rosa Faye Lesley Ruth Coulter

Peters Meat Market Ad Promotes Fresh In-House Meats

All home killed meats of very best quality with beef and pork. Sausage and hamburger made fresh daily. Fresh home made butter available Wednesdays and Saturdays. Your patronage appreciated.

Cross Roads and Cora It Is Very Chilly Here

The two year old child of Mr and Mrs Joé Franklin near Milan was buried at Deej.

Joé Franklin Milan Deej

Local Notices From Springs Cemetery and Nearby

In Springs cemetery matters Cecil Clem of Harris spent Sunday at J H Tharp's. Miss Lois Langdon had an appendectomy in Kirksville last week. Miss Hazel Dodson returned from Illinois last week. Junior Jennings is recovering from a hand injury and blood poisoning. Wess Bundridge and wife were given an old time charivari last Tuesday after their March marriage. Louie Meeks of north of Cora and William Grindstaff of Roger wed Friday and were charivaried Friday night. Haley Moore of California plastered for Chas Dodson on Tuesday.

Wess Bundridge Louie Meeks North of Cora Wm. Grindstaff Roger Haley Moore California Chas. Dodson

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