Browning Leader-Record humor and local notices 1922
Local items mix humor and community notes from Browning Missouri. Mentions Elva Monroe decorating, birth of a baby girl to Raymond and wife, Ernest Smith taking store possession, and improving Roe Logan after dental work. Social updates include visits among Hadley Roulen, Bennie Burkholder, Harve Hatch, and families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elva Monroe
Dave MecShane
Raymond Smith
Ernest Smith
C.M. Smith
Roe Logan
Curt Rauer
Frank Rauer
Harve Hatch’s
Hadley Roulen
Seniors Attend Brookside Banquet at Sleepover
Ray Waller describes juniors entertaining the Senayes at Brookside with a supper and banquet Thursday night. Some students returned home Friday morning while others stayed overnight and traveled back by Saturday. Friday morning Miss Smith and Raymond Bushnell drove to Jefferson City with Shelby High students including Raymond Phthnelli Harold Wilson Etta Monyo Beulah Kirk Tiletha Simpson Helen Sandfort and Wenona Montgomery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brookids Wit Stade
Brookisid
Ali Nite
Miss. Smith
Raymond Bushnell
Jefferson
Shelby Neht Grece Stuents
Raymond Phthnelli
Harold’ Wilson
Etta Monyo2
Beulah Kirk
Tiletha Sims
Thoxine Promises Quick Relief for Night Coughs
An old remedy called Thoxine claims rapid relief by addressing inflamed throat membranes. The note asserts one swallow, no dope or harmful drugs, and safety for children. Available in 35c 66c and 1.60 prices at Browning Drug Co. and other druggists.
Weather Cold Strains Fruit Crop and Illness Alters Easter
North East Linn items report freezing temperatures threatening peaches and pears while illness curtails activities. Bobby Sweatt suffers pneumonia and several residents, including Mrs. Ben Cattey and Mrs. Harry Nickell, show varying health, with social visits noted around Easter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North East Linn
Bobby Sweatt
Ben Cattey
Billie Martin
Orvill Thudium
Robert Cattey
Milan
Harry Nickell
Elvis Martin
Charlie Cordray
Maggie Brewer
Travis Peavler
Mary Peavlers
Will Abbott
Mike Borron
Elmer Hill
Mount Hope
Circuit Court Partition Notice in Linn County 1928
Publication order in The Browning Leader Record for James Long as plaintiff seeks partition of Linn County Missouri real estate described as west half of northwest quarter Section 15 Township 60 Range 20. Defendants nonresidents must appear by June 4 1928. failure means judgment by default. Martha Brammer, Clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia Kenney
Clara Sturtevant
Etta Bailey
Arnold Long
Alvin Long
Ralph Long
C. F. Long
Nellie P. Long
Nellie Ruth Long
State of Missouri
James Long
Martha Brammer
Circuit Court
Linn County
Missouri
Nellis P. Long
State of
Linneus
Linn
Browning Leader Record
Administrator's Notice and Local News From Lim County
Letters of administration for Dora Brown's estate were granted on April 2 1928 by the Lim County Missouri Probate Court to Scott Brown as administrator. Claims must be presented within six months for allowance and within one year to avoid bar. Local notes report Easter snow storms and flu cases, with several visits among neighbors, school term closure, and a new baby girl Lela Mae born to Mr. and Mrs. Olan Reger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dora Brown
Lim County
Missouri
Scott Brown
Arthur L. Pratt
Mrs. Olan Reger
Lela Mae
Marshradllon Feast Closes Successful School Year
Miss Ruth Turner ends a very successful school year celebrated at Marshradllon with congratulations for her teaching. Mrs L W Arnold was called away to Wheling after the death of her son, Eliza Getty attended the event, and the notes mention other local concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floy Kenley
White Oak
Local Social Notes Amid Mild Weather and Visits
Cross Roads and Cora enjoy pleasant weather after a winter storm. Mrs. Plake Hollow visited with W. T Leangdon and wife. W. J Jennings bought land west of Cora. Dewey Nickell and others were in Cora on business. Charley Head visited his brother Guy's family. Artis Franklin seen locally. A baby girl was born to Fritzeee and wife last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. W. Arnold
Aug Bungel
Tom Allen
D.p.myers
Earl Smith
Purdin
D.P. Myers
Speck Wood
Bryan Molloy
Mary Jolce
Shafter
Wennie
Cora
Fritzeee
Gil
Certification of full and true copy of court order
The circuit court certifies the above document as a full true copy of the original order named in the case. Witness Martha Brammer clerk of Linn County Missouri, seal affixed, at Linneus on the fifteenth day of March one thousand nine hundred twenty eight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nabiearien
Linneus
Martha Brammer
Circuit Court
Linn County
Missouri
Judge J. E. Montgomery seeks Circuit Judge post
We announce Judge J. E. Montgomery as a candidate for Circuit Judge subject to the vote of the people at the Democratic Primary on Tuesday August 7 1928.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Montgomery
Embree Named Democratic Sheriff Candidate in Linn County
The Leader-Record announces L. A. Embree as a candidate for Linn County Sheriff subject to the Democratic Primary on Tuesday August 7 1928.
Dr Quinn H Becker Physician and Surgeon Listing
Miss Marie Fields who underwent an appendectomy at Grim-Smith hospital two weeks ago returned home Monday and states that she is recovering at home near Farmers Store in Corn and vicinity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quinn H. Becker
D. D
Corn and Vicinity
Marie Fields
Grim- Smith Hospital
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