Joe Nickell Estate Notice From Browning Missouri
Property notice for the Joe Nickell Estate issued in Browning Missouri with publisher G. T. Woodward. Post office records show the notice dates July 8, 1897 and April 8, 1937.
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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1937
Page
2
Property notice for the Joe Nickell Estate issued in Browning Missouri with publisher G. T. Woodward. Post office records show the notice dates July 8, 1897 and April 8, 1937.
The note describes continued cold weather with a shift to snow. Local residents report visits, illnesses, and family moves around Cora and nearby areas including Bute, Milan, Harris, and Humphreys. The obituary of Mrs. Orlando Murphy notes her March 31 death and funeral at Pleasant Grove school house with interment at Deen Springs cemetery.
S J Bartow spent weekend with W E Sayers. Visits galore as Kingsolvers Crookshanks and Ronald accompanied by Everett Crookshanks. Charles Level and wife of Kansas City visited D S Meeker. Earl Myrick and children dined with Alpha Rottmann and mother. Lester Sayers welcomed a nine pound baby boy born Saturday April 3.
Mrs. Owen Sayers returned from Morris Illinois to report son Gail is faring well. Sunday visitors included Earl and Wilber Young with families, Roberta Young, Jim Shafer and Jimmie Lee, Shirley Ann Stephenson at Jim Havens, J C Sayers with J A Holser, and Thursday Mor ris Crookshanks visitors Fern Keithley Cecil Lay Bertha Lay Noble Crooks. Dixie Pendergast stayed with Elizabeth Kelsey, Kenneth Young and baby visited W R Young, Alice Coulter stayed with Lucille Lesley.
Reverend Garrett preached at the M E Church in Reger on Sunday April 4. Stark Robinson of Oklahoma visited relatives here for a few days. Ted Ritz led pupils from Humphreys in a ciphering match with Humphreys winning. Many residents and visitors including Mrs Addie Dell, Fred Tunnell and family, Ralf Hines and wife, Mary Ogle and children, I G Grandstaff and wife, Everett Robinson and family, Ester Courtney, Johnny McClarren, and Rev Hobbs are noted among weekend happenings and house moves near the Reger area.
Dr M L Haning offers eye tests and glasses fittings by appointment in Browning Missouri with professional optical services provided by the resident optician.
Dentist office listing for Dr E R Duncan located over Farmers Store in Browning Missouri. Contact phone 107 Browning MO.
Shelby items list visits and local calls among residents in Shelby and Purden area. People named include John Buswell Harold Wilson Carl Richardson Mrs Linn Terry Miss Elva Monroe Viola Maxwell and others with social calls, show attendances, and a school program report. In Purden notes moisture and grass growth prospects a house fire at Hubert Cokerham, community sale crowds, moved residents, Sears Roebuck transfer, Browning election reflections, births, shopping trips, and local work updates.
Pleasant Grove residents share weekend visits among neighbors as Mrs. Arlando Murphy dies April 1 after a lingering illness. Families featured include Mrs. Couch and son, Mrs. Elsie Marlay, Mr. J. H. Tharp, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Franklin, John and Claud White, Charlene Couch, Margaret Franklin, Miss Faye Foster, and Ike Hoselton.
Mr and Mrs Jim Jennings moved to a farm north of Cora this week. The Swearengen family visited Charley Swearengen's home, and Earl Dunlap with son spent time at Ray Pipes residence. Billie Beck is working for Char ley Pipes this week. Ed, Jim Morris and Ella moved to Jim Lee farm earlier week. Albert Seaman and J W Sevier called at Dawn Shaws on Wednesday. Ralph Morris and family and Arthur Murphy visited Ella Morris Sunday.
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