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Browning Leader Record

Location

Browning, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Apr 09, 1936

Page

2

ROWNING LEADER REPORTS CANDIDATES IN ILL-COUNTY SHERIFF RACES

Local notices announce Guy T. Carter Browning for Linn County sheriff and Q H Becker Browning and A T Havens Pleasant Hill township for Sullivan County sheriff, each subject to the August primary. Community items recall a fatal house fire, local visits, and social events as families relocate and neighbors share news.

Guy T. Carter Browning Linn County Q. H. Becker Sullivan County A.T. Havens Pleasant Hill Township

April in like a lion, weather baffles Missouri

Dunlap visited with Ella Morris Monday afternoon. April came in like a lion and it is hoped it will go out like a lamb. Almost zero weather in April doesn't sound good for old Missouri. Mrs. Manley Buckman was taken to Brookfield Hospital for treatment and observation. Mrs. Walter Patterson spent the week end with Mrs. Olive Garrett in Purdin. Mrs. Floyd Pamer underwent a serious operation last week and is improving. Chester Bagley when a daughter spent Saturday night with home folks. Mrs. Herman Woodside's name drawn at Purdin but she wasn't there. Mrs. Fred Swinger spent the week end with her parents. Myrtle Lambert returned to Mt. Vernon for treatment. Mr. Joe Buswell is poorly. Mrs. Mary Hedges Wood was to visit relatives, on the list at Bill Jenkin's. Purdin Telephone Exchange hired help. Lloyd Garrett took F. C. Helms place. Eloise Brown has Bernice Street's place. Carl Logan and wife rented the Otho Almond farm near Shelby. Juniors got the Joly Jones Club to fix supper Thursday night for the Seniors. Eleven seniors and twenty juniors attended. Elva Monroe called on home folks. Pat and Leon Smith went to town after a truckload of corn. Dorothy Wilson will close her school Tuesday. Rae Logan has been sick with the flu, improving. Riley and Leon Simpson visited Sumner with grandparents Saturday evening. Frank Rauer, Ben Runyon ill. Little Pattie Ray McDonnald is at writing. Charles Wilson sowing clover seed. Nile Rauer, Creed Boyles, Marvin Finney and Frank Rauer were in Brookfield Saturday afternoon.

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