Nickell seeks Sullivan sheriff nomination in 1982 primary
James G. Nickell of Duncan township announces his candidacy for Sullivan county sheriff. He runs in the Republican primary and will seek the party’s will in August.
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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1932
Page
2
Wood Candidacy for Linn County Sheriff Mentioned
The candidacy of George W. Wood of Clay township for Sheriff of Linn County Missouri is subject to the will of Democratic voters to be expressed at the August Primary election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Wood
Clay Township
Watson Declares Sheriff Candidacy in Linn County
L. M. Watson of North Salem township announces his candidacy for Sheriff of Linn County subject to Democratic voters in Reid County in the August primary.
Statement of Ownership for April 1932 Leader Record
The Leader Record of Browning Missouri publishes a weekly ownership statement. Editor publisher and owner is Joe Nickell with no known bond holders holding 1 percent or more. Sworn before Notary Chester Bagley on a Sunday in April 1932. Notary public commission expires May 31, 1952.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leader Record
Browning
Joe Nickell
Missouri
Chester Bagley
Shafter Items Describe Blooming Orchards And Local News
Weather spells windy days and good garden growth as peaches plums and cherries bloom despite a recent freeze. Local notices include church appointments school openings and neighbors visiting and illness. Farmers and residents report road work and social visits across Purdin Browning and surrounding areas.
Community Notes From Meadville Area Socials
Sunday diners share meals with Carrie Bowyer R E Smith and infant Edwin Dail Falconer. Nearby, Mrs George Hess visits L W Arnold. Keneth Jenning stays with Vernon Phillips family. Meeker relatives visit Fred Meeker and Genevie Thompson hosts Edgar Morris as Sunday guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
le Pridemore
Carrie Bowyer
R. E. Smith
Ray
Edwin Dail Falconer
George Hess
Oka
Betty Jean
Bud
L. W. Arnold
Keneth Jenning
Vernon Phillips
Meeker
Fay Meeker
Fred Meeker
Edgar Morris
Genevie Thompson
Meadville
Trustee Sale Notice of Emma Curtis Property in Linn County
Emma Curtis a single person deed of trust dated January 24 1929 filed in Linn County Missouri Book 257 page 159 conveys undivided half interest in portions of Sections 21 and 22 Township 60 North Range 20 West to secure a note. Defaulted. trustee Vane C Thurlow will sell the property at public vendue at the west door of the Linn County courthouse in Linners Missouri on April 8 1932 between 9 am and 5 pm for cash to satisfy the debt interest and costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Curtis
Recorder’s
Linn County
Missouri
Linn
Linners
Vane C. Thurlo
Coro and White Oak Community Notes
The week featured social visits and farm work as Roy Knifong and Sport Morris hauled hay at Jeff Fields farm. Local gatherings included a White Oak Grove meeting led by Rev. Noel Coram with ongoing services and Sunday school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Knifong
Sport Morris
Jeff Fields
Maxine Woodall
Dolores Stephenson
A. C. Brinkley
Wallace Sayers
Byron Taylor
Browning
Clyde Brinkley
Helen Louise
Kirksville
Arthur Coram
Necel
Coram
Ross Padwin
Allen McClaren
Earl Hollon
Oscar Hollon
Ina Henning
Randell Hunsaker
White Oak Grove
Noel Coram
Community notices show weekend visits and illnesses
Sunday night through the weekend reports several residents visiting relatives and friends. Grown ee Juli Brinkley suffers pneumonia while neighbors including James Fanning and Frobert Knifong are noted for weekend activity and illness. Local visits include Milan residents Henry Morris Walter Stephenson and son Leon and others visiting Rob Stephenson and the Brinkleys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Fanning
Brinkley
Frobert Knifong
Roy Knifong
Walnut Grove School Closes For Year With Program
Walnut Grove closes Tuesday with Esta Foster as teacher. Parents and patrons shared a basket dinner at noon. Teacher and pupils presented a program enjoyed by all while local residents made social visits around town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walnut Grove
Esta Foster
Henry Morris
Milan
Ed Morris
Lester Lawrence
Sherman Hoskins
Ralph Morris
Browning
Charley Morris
Cora
Ella Morris
John B. Crawford
Jim Spencer
Farr Shaw
George Blackman
Mary Spencer
Ray Pipes
Charley Pipes
Ad Norman
Ella Bauswell
Local Notes On Visits and Shifts In Town Life
The brief item catalog lists social visits and errands around town. W J Bailey trips to Ben Kirk's, Detroit visits by Kenneth Riddle and family, Mrs J M Logan improving after illness, Tileen Boyles helping at J M Logans, Alda McCollum calling on Georgie Finney, Adams visiting home folks, Herb Wilson fixes a radio at Ed Smith's, Frank Bauer calls on Leon Gooch family, Kermit Bullen returns from Detroit, Ben Kirk in Purdin on business, W J Bailey and Frank Phillips in Linneus on business, Leona Phillips hosted a surprise with family, McDonald and Curt Bauer plant potatoes, and Mrs W J Bailey visits her parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Prinkard
Laredo
Mount Olive
Morris Chapel
W. L. Baker
Henry Purdin
Purdin
Booker Murrell
Floyd Hardin
Luc Floyd
Merk Gooch
R. E. Smith
Herb Johnson
Warren Gooch
Betty Gooch
Marion LaFee
Chillicothe
Ruth Coulter
Raymond Gooch
Albert Smith
Orvil
Kenneth
Riddle
Little Son
Detroit
Alda McCollum
Georgie Finney
Miss Adams
Herb, Wilson
Ed Smith
Frank Bauer
Leon Gooch
Kermit Bullen
Ben Kirk
W.J. Bailey
Linneus
Frank Phillips
Leona
Tr. L. McDonald
Curt Bauer
Cross Roads and Cora Weather and Local News
The item notes pleasant weather with wind andcribes local activity. Everett Dodson of Harris visited J. S. Head. Bundridge children missed school due to grippe. Smallpox remains present in the vicinity. Mr. and Mrs. Langdon visited Milan last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett Dodson
Harris
J. S. Head
Earnest Bundridge
Milan
Local Shoppers and Visitors Gathered in Cora and Milan
G M Spencer shipped a car of butcher goods from Cora. D G Havens bought cattle for feed last week. Wm Grismer was in Cora Saturday en route to Chill. Lyle Britton and Jim Spencer of Milan visited G M Spencer Sunday. K L Dodson and family spent Sunday at G M Spencer’s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. M. Spencer
Cora
D. G. Havens
Wm. Grismer
Chillcothe
Lyle Britton
Haseville Ladies Aid Bazaar and Local Visits
The Ladies Aid held a bazaar at the Holser store. Mrs Geneive Holser and Mrs Ethel Holser were Laredo visitors Tuesday. Neighbors and families, including the Goochs, Bartows, and Holsers, described as Browning and Humphreys area residents, were noted in social visits and illnesses. Franklin Exgieman is ill with pneumonia. Several families spent Sundays at various homes and made a Kansas City trip for business.
Local social notes from Browning and Shafter visits
S. J. Gooch visited Browning on Wednesday afternoon. Rollie Gooch and son spent Sunday with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Otto Brehm. H. T. Jerome and Everett Crook shanks families visited Shafter Saturday evening. Vernon Davis surprised his wife with a pinehie party Tuesday evening. Attendees included J. R. Wood and daughters, T. S. Bartow and children, Otis Lawrence and daughter, W. J. Gooch Jr., Teddy Holser, Ray Gooch, H. V. Campbell and daughters, and John Morris.
North East Linn Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Otis McCollum and a family spent Sunday evening at Ben Nickell's. Perry Christian and family visited Ben Purdin's. Sherman Cordray visited Walter Bailey's. Paul Sell travels to Illinois to visit his grandfather. Arthur Cattey and family, Carl Farson and wife visited Frank Cattey. Decorge McCollum spent a week with Orville and Elwood Thudium. Otis and wife were in Gifford on Saturday evening for business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otis McCollum
Ben Nickell
Perry Christian
Ben Purdin
Sherman Cordray
Walter Bailey
Paul Sell
Inois
Arthur Cattey
Carl Farson
Frank Cattey
Decorge McCollum
Orville
Elwood
Gifford
Also Mentioned on This Page
James G. Nickell
Duncan Township
Sullivan County
Sherif
L. M. Watson
North Salem Township
Reid County
Bryan Molloy
Joe Smith
Elmer Hammock
Veda Irene
James
Genieve Hammock
Bil
Vernon Ips
Herman Cooper
Sam Gooch
Walter Stephenson
Leon
Will Kenley
Byron Paytor
Guy Brookshier
Donald Pipes
Jake Fields
John R. Stephenson
Rob Stephenson
Lenore Tully
Leslie Bagley
S.A. Warren
Johni Stephenson
Claude Kenley
A. M. Brinkley
John
Helen
Shelby
J. M. Logan
Tileen Boyles
The
Ladies Aid
Holser Store
Geneive Holser
Ethel Holser
Harry Rhodes
Reba of
Haseville
Harry Trammerhouser
Trenton
Jake Broyles
Dale
W. J. Gooch
Walter J. Gooch
North East Linn Items
Ean
Ned
Texas
Besto Nut Oleo
Wisconsin
Batiste
Western Telephone Corp
Orville Penick
Mer
Sport Oxfords
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