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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1932
Page
2
Wearyed at the Brownau Post Office and published in The Browning Leader Record announces James G Nickell of Duncan township as a candidate for the office of Sheriff of Sullivan County subject to the Republican voters at the August primary election.
The notice proclaims time candidacy by George W Mileod of Clay township for Linn County Missouri sheriff subject to Democratic voters will at the August primary election.
Announcement that L M Watson of North Salem township seeks the Democratic nomination for Linn County Sheriff in the upcoming primary in August. The candidacy is subject to the will of Democratic voters in the county as expressed in the primary.
The Republican voters will decide in the August primary if Noah Head of North Salem township should hold the office of sheriff of Linn County.
Mr and Mrs L G Hamner Jr arrive Thursday to spend the summer with Mrs Hamners parents Mr and Mrs D L Cady in St Louis Mrs Hamner recuperating from bronchial pneumonia Nate McIntyre of Linneus spent Sunday with Wm Pulliam Mrs Lockhart weeks end with brother Charles Price and family Mrs K W Gooch visited her parents Mr and Mrs K L Cady J Pulliam of Linneus visited father and sister Mrs Wee Monroe improving at this time Mrs Olson visited with her daughter last week remained home Sunday
Plowing is the order of the day as Tony Sattman and wife spent Sunday at Mary Newark's. Mrs. Robert Cattey stayed with her sister a few days while her mother recovers in Kirksville. Otis McCollum and wife visited E. W. Nickell's. Ralley Bailey and family visited F. M. Cattey's. Aunt Maggie Brewer spent Saturday with Ruth McCollum.
Mr and Mrs W R Young and Mrs Mamie Bartow made a business trip to Trenton on Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Joe Morris and daughter Josephine spent the week with J W Morris. Mr and Mrs John Overall and children were Browning visitors Saturday. Tommie Bartow and Hugh Campbell traveled to Laredo Thursday.
Mr and Mrs Arthur Foster and children and Harry Foster spent a Sunday afternoon at the Marshall McMickle home. Miss Nadine Campbell and Harold Campbell of Galt spent the week end with relatives. Mr and Mrs Ora Holser were callers at the J W Holser home Thursday. Several from this community attended the funeral of George Hooker at Locust Valley Thursday afternoon. Miss Edith Rottman of Laredo high spent the week end with her parents. Mr and Mrs Ray Gooch were callers at the W A Pew home Friday. Mr and Mrs Paul Hill were callers at the W J Gooch home Saturday afternoon. Mrs Almeda Bartow and son and Mrs Mary Gooch and daughter were visitors at the H V Campbell home Saturday afternoon. Victor Gooch Marie Sayers and Mrs Edna Jerome closed very successful terms of school at Fairview West Liberty and Climax Friday.
Local society items detail visits among Bowyer Baker Arnold Gooch Hammock and Morris families. School closed after a successful term with a Pleasant Shade Pleasant Point and Shafter track meet where Shafter won 66 to 20 to 13.
The Shelby group met at the school house Sunday night and awarded Mrs Molloy a farewell supper as she will no longer attend with them.
Last week featured a flurry of visits and calls across the community. Arlene Fanning spent Sunday with Leila Head while Maxine Taylor visited the Taylors, and many others hosted or visited relatives and friends from Linley to Unionville and Cora.
Mr and Mrs Fred Meeker hosted Mr and Mrs Lou Owens of Laredo and Mr and Mrs Glenn Jerome for dinner Sunday. Mr and Mrs Vernon Phillips entertained Mr and Mrs Jerry Gooch and Mr and Mrs Tom Morris. Mr and Mrs Lee Billing with children visited her parents Mr and Mrs Trumbo Sunday.
Plowing is the order of the day in this community. Mrs Mary Dunlap and children Donald and Maryland visited Mr and Mrs Ray Pipes. Mr and Mrs Charley Swearengen and children Glenn and Barbara were Browning visitors. Mr and Mrs Lester Lawrence and children Iverene and Lyster Morris visited Cora. Sherman Hoskins was a Browning visitor Saturday.
The weather is fine and people busy with plowing and planting gardens. The school election elected Bird Buswell and Rev. Carr as directors. Various local visits and trips are noted along with illnesses and social gatherings. A surprise party at Ray Bauer's drew a large crowd and everyone reported a fine time.
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