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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1936
Page
2
The name of Guy T. Carter of Browning is authorized for the office of sheriff of Linn County subject to the action of Republican voters at the August primary election.
We are authorized to announce the name of Dr. Q. H. Becker of Sullivan county as a candidate subject to the Democratic voters action at the August primary election.
The notice names A. T. Havens of Pleasant Hill township as a candidate for Sullivan County sheriff subject to the Democratic voters August primary. The report lists local visitors and Sunday guests including Mr. and Mrs. Bernie Jerome and others, ending with mention of a large crowd enjoying a program and big dinner.
Miss Pauline Jennings led a strong program with pupils entertaining patrons and visitors in the afternoon. The week included social visits as Geo Hess and Tommie Bartow took a business trip to Kansas City on Monday and multiple local guests visited families over the weekend.
Cross Roads and Cora enjoy sunny pleasant weather with cool nights as gardens grow. Several locals from Green City and Milan visit relatives in Cora including Ernest Dodson and children, Hildred Spencer, Frank McIntyre, and Mrs. Ann Bundridge. Members of Payne and Bundridge families, plus Jim Spencer, travel to Brookfield on business. Local visits continue with Vernie Forter and family spending Sunday with grandmother Mrs. Ann Bundridge.
Hale's Pharmacy in Purdin Missouri is listed among a string of short notes about visits and daily life. The item names several local residents and families from Cora Milan Humphreys and Browning area, mentioning travels to Moberly and Gree. It records neighbors visiting relatives, family illnesses, and small-town errands from late last week.
Mr and Mrs Prim of southeast Milan visited aunt Mrs J A Dodson east of Cora last weekend. Cross Roads school closed Saturday with a big noon dinner and an afternoon program by teacher Mrs Irene Helms LaFaver and pupils. E E Maxey of near Green City was in the community last week.
A sizable audience gathered in Purdin on Saturday at 2 p.m. Friends and family joined Joe Yogel during his first return to town since illness. The column then lists numerous local visits, family gatherings, and daily routines across Purdin and nearby townships with residents visiting relatives and sharing meals.
Everett Grindstaff and relatives visited the Burress family on Sunday afternoon. Mrs. G F Davis traveled to Kansas City to spend time with her children. J W Lee, son of Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Lee, was scalded by a boiler accident, with uncles and aunts from Walnut, Kansas staying by his bedside. Rev Huff preached at the M E Church. Cherley Smith of Milan visited Johnny McClaren’s family. Mrs. Mary Ogle and her children were mentioned in the area notes.
Notice of sale under deed of trust by EB Lock and Flora Luck to satisfy a note. Property includes NE Quarter of SE Quarter Sec 23 and other parcels in Linn County. Public vendue at the West Door of the Linn County Courthouse on Friday April 24, 1936 between 9:00 am and 5:00 pm. ML Duncan, Trustee.
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