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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1938
Page
2
A column of Browning reflections questions modern life from schooling to marriage and health. It includes a Notice of Final Settlement for the estate of T. R. Dennis, with administrator I. N. W. Phillips to report in Linn County Probate Court Linneus on May 9, 1938.
A lighthearted note suggests a Browning boy avoids trouble when courting as a playful line compares his birthstone to a grindstone. The quip hints at community engagement urging residents to contribute rather than complain.
I W P Nickell administrator announces intent to make final settlement of Samuel H Linhart estate at the next Linn County Missouri Probate Court term in Linneus on May 9 1938.
Notice is hereby given to all creditors and others interested in the estate of Elijah H. Moore deceased that I E McArtor administrator with the will annexed intend to make final settlement at the next term of the Probate Court of Linn County Missouri to be held at Linneus on May 9 1938 endorsement E McArtor administrator with the will annexed
Mrs Ezra Cook and son of Kirksville spent the weekend with relatives. Mr and Mrs Beryl Warren and children, Mrs Kenneth Young and son and W E Sayers were visitors in Trenton Wednesday. Nancy Jerome visited Mrs Holser Thursday. Gerald Creason Allen Foster and Velma McMichael are ill with measles this week. Harold Cooper and daughters, Beryl Warren and children called on Kenneth Young Saturday. Carrel Rottman visited the Maize home weekend. Ora Holser and Marvin with Ruth Engleman were Sunday visitors at J A Holser. Mr and Mrs F G McMickle hosted Sunday visitors including Sam Gooch family and Marshall McMickle family.
Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Sayers and Stanley spent Sunday at Lee Baird's. Morris Crookshanks and Ronald were Mr. and Mrs. Ed Sayers, W. FE. and Carolee, Mr. and Mrs. Beryl Warren, Shirley and Farrel, Mr. and Mrs. Theo Holser and Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Young and Kenneth Russell. Afternoon visitors were Mr. and Mrs. Everett Crookshanks, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Myrick and family, Mr. and Mrs. Everett Keithley, Mrs. Lizzie Keithley and Mrs. Alpha Rottmann were Sunday visitors of Earl Myrick's.
Mr and Mrs Claude Dearing visited Milan on Monday. Mrs Anna McClaskey traveled to Roger and visited the Williams and McClaskey families. Mrs Sarah Nichols, previously ill, is improving. Numerous visits followed among local families including the Meyers, Mayes, Burchettes, Walker, Reid, Shannon, Cutsinger, Kimball and Clem households. Ed Raney and daughter Viva went to Trenton on Monday.
Dr T R McArtor accompanied Mr and Mrs Obe Clapp to Kirksville on Tuesday where Mrs Clapp consulted a doctor. Mrs C K Moddrell spent a few days with Mr Moddrell in Excelsior Springs hospital. J A Thrasher, Harry Carr and Johnny Cook were at Milan on Thursday. Mrs Vera Muir visited her mother Mrs Lou Pittman on Tuesday. Mrs Alva Hoerrmann and sons visited her parents Mr and Mrs Willie Nickell on Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Frank Bailey were at Green City Saturday to consult a doctor. Mr and Mrs George Munn moved to the Mary Moffitt property at Winigan. Mrs Moffitt plans a Colorado visit to see a son. Mrs Rachel Detwiler visiting her daughter Mrs Harry Carr and family. Mr and Mrs Gird Turner of Milan visited Don Turner last week. Mr and Mrs Edgar Nation visited Sunday with Haggy relatives. Mr and Mrs Jack Jones returned from a trip to Kentucky. Roy Stevenson and wife were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs L D Howell.
Beautiful Easter day and rain Sunday night described in North Salem notes. Local residents including Lois Walter and Lois Riley visited. several attended Baccalaureate in Shelby. Travel, employment moves, and illness updates mark community life with multiple names: Head, Cordray, Pearler, Peavler, Buswell, and Smith among others.
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