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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1936
Page
2
Authorized to announce Guy T. Carter of Browning for Linn county sheriff subject to Republican voters at the August primary and Dr Q H Becker of Browning for Sullivan county sheriff subject to Democratic voters at the August primary.
A. T. Havens of Pleasant Hill township announces candidacy for Sullivan County sheriff subject to Democratic voters at the August primary. Other items note social visits and local obituaries including Art Milhoan’s father’s death and services at Prize cemetery plus numerous Sunday gatherings and Easter visits among area families.
The article notes numerous visits among local families including Mr and Mrs Charles Morris and Mr and Mrs Grover Cooper, with gatherings at various homes such as the Ernest Pearson and Vernon Phillips households. It mentions Morris Chapel organizing Sunday school with Edgar Morris inviting all to attend.
Frankie Joz Freddie Floyd and Paty Yachim Nolan Cassity and family visited his parents Alberta Sunday. Mrs Connie Razer and Philip Bailey and family shopped in Brookfield Saturday. Mr and Mrs Claude McCollum attended the sale at Mary Da of New Boston Saturday.
Attended day of school at Wilhite on Friday April 10. Ladies Aid play drew a good crowd Thursday night. Visits include Lester family at Taylor home and Dan White of Milan released to son Everett Whit and wife Monday. Sunday visitors at Rob Stephenson home included Johnnie Stephenson and family, Helen Raymond Edward White and others. Sundry visits from Polt Williams Taylor Harald Beverly Rusk Bob Kistomer and others. Roger Sam Arte visited Trenton Saturday with Jehnnie Stephenson and children and Elsworth Smith. Lovell visited Everett White Sunday afternoon. Guy Brooksbier family traded in Milan Thursday. White Oak Church coin and hog meeting Friday well attended.
An advertisement highlights a low-price car claiming Center-Poise riding and reliable mechanical brakes. It emphasizes safety and ease of use, noting affordability and a monthly payment option.
Thursday night at the Fritz Brinkley home and last day of school at White Oak marked a string of visits. Several families, including Taylor, Brook, Booth, Hurd, McKay, White, and Bauer households, hosted or visited kin and friends. Names such as Genevieve Arnold, Dorothy Wilson, Viola Mitchell, Arch Craig, Tracie Christian, and Dixie Pendergast appear among the social gatherings and Sunday dinners.
Shelby readers note little Patta Ray McDonnald improving after illness while Raymond Smith and family visit Monroe and Wilson households. Sunday sees various calls from the McDonnald and Bauer families. Shelby high school senior play draws a large crowd Thursday. Glen Bailey visits grandparents Sunday. Ray Raver and family visit parents.
Mr and Mrs Frank Kille and children from Orio visited relatives then moved to the J W Brassfield farm west of the city for the summer. He joined the new readers list to get acquainted with the community and said he favors the country after always living in Ohio.
Notice of sale on April 24 1936 at the Linn County Missouri courthouse for the northeast quarter of the southeast quarter section 25 township 6 range 21 and a one acre parcel in section 30 township 60 range 20, to satisfy a promissory note secured by deed of trust to Duncan as trustee.
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