Inspirational Quote From Walter Scott
A 1949 inspirational note reflects on human motive and restraint. It cites Walter Scott and suggests fear of being caught drives some men to misbehave while others act with reason when they see no good purpose.
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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1949
Page
6
A 1949 inspirational note reflects on human motive and restraint. It cites Walter Scott and suggests fear of being caught drives some men to misbehave while others act with reason when they see no good purpose.
Neighbors report cool weather and family visits as Davenport residents Mr. and Mrs. Joe Fleishman and daughter Joyce Ethel stay with Johnnie Stephen son and family. Jackie Jennings recovers from mumps while Fritz Brinkley visits Duff Jennings. Mollie Trumbo dies. the community extends sympathy. John Simpson helps Listen Dunlap build a house. oats sowing is underway.
Locust Valley residents report multiple social visits Friday through Sunday. Roy Bundies and family traveled to Kirksville while James Herbert and Julana saw W E Crooks. Numerous dinners and calls followed among Schrocks Bundies Baskett and Nickell families.
Alva Hoerrmann and sons and others visited, farm activity noted with planting and gardening. Preaching at 1st Valley Baptist Church. Rev Peery dinner guest. School term closed at North Hooker. local visits include Creason, Keithley households. Community weekend social calls and farm life updates.
Mr. and Mrs. T. C. Palmer visited the Lee Wood home one evening last week. Mr. and Mrs. Red Gooch called on Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Murrell Saturday night. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Moore and Loren Owens and children visited Mrs. Loren Owens in Kirksville at Grim Smith Hospital Sunday. Mrs. Essie Wood called on the Lewis Wood home in Purdin Saturday. Mrs. Mary Lee Crooks and daughter Donna Kay also visited the Wood home. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Murrell traveled to Marceline Saturday to see Willard Powell operated on in a hospital there.
I B H Salter administrator will present final settlement of Jessie Slater estate at Linn County Probate Court Linneus on May 9 1949. Creditors and interested parties urged to appear and file claims as required by law.
Irene Bedell Administratrix of the estate of Charles Lay seeks a final settlement at the next County term in Linneus Missouri on the 9th day of April First insertion April 14.
Notice is hereby given to creditors and others interested in the estate of James Fleming deceased that James P. Bolling as Executor intends to make final settlement at the next term of the Probate Court.
Court in Linn County Missouri to be held at Linneus on the 9th day of May 1949. James P Bolling is named as Executor in the notice with first insertion on April 14.
A light Sunday drizzle settled into Monday, easing grass dryness and aiding oat sowing and gardening. Blanche Bevier and her children visited landlords John and Mrs Gall, with Ross Montgomery also visiting. Jerry Brown moved to the Henry Brown farm last week. Joe Creason enjoyed a downtown outing for the first time since before Christmas. Mrs. Bill Smith shows slight improvement, with Ernest Pear still mentioned in the notes.
Mary Boner stayed as a week end guest of Mrs Effie Pulliam. She joined a Sunday luncheon hosted by Mr and Mrs R D Cassity and visited Mrs Daisy Pulliam in the afternoon. Ed Pulliam continues to recover at home. Loren Owens returned from Grim Smith Hospital and is recovering well. Charley McNally and family arrived from Detroit for Easter visit.
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