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Newspaper

Browning Leader Record

Location

Browning, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Apr 23, 1942

Page

4

Haseville Sunday Visitors and Shoppers

Sunday events in Haseville include visits by Miss Wilma Young from Kansas City and many local families at homes and for meals. Shoppers at Haseville on Saturday evening included Blaine Bennett John Rettmann Billy Triplett Earl Vandyke and others.

W. R. Young Wilma Young Kansas City Cecil Crooks Kenneth Young Richard and Rusell W. E. Sayers, Jr W. E. Sayers Carolee Morris Crookshanks Rensldv Jery Theo Holer Sandra John Rettmann Lizzie Rettmann Harold Cooper Homer Cooper Lee Ellis Hedges Etta Browning Marvin Rinehart Ym Browning John Rottmann Browning Merril Peterson Minnesota Cleve Jennings Clarence Shafer Maurice Rettmann Haseville Blaine Bennett Billy Tripplett Earl Vandyke Beryl Warren Harry Leslie Morris Rookshanks Ray Wheelbarger Ed Sayers Walter Leary Rollen Gooch Bob Murphy John Molloy Geo. Hess Cordie Scott Isaac Lane Grover Murrell Tom Myers Elmer Hammach Earl. Jerome and Lorane

Shafter School Graduation and Local Social News

Jackson Center Shafter closes Tuesday with a dinner and program led by Miss Elizabeth Foster. Five eighth graders named as graduates. Elizabeth Foster marks her second term. Local social visits include Mr. and Mrs. James Coulter and Kenneth, Mrs. Fay Coulter in East Moline, and Elizabeth Brobst marriage to Louis Brobst on February 28. Numerous neighbors noted in Wednesday calls and greetings.

Shafter Elizabeth Foster Nene Brown Gerald Gooch Jes Hammock Bob Palmer Geo. Hicks Miss Foster James Coulter Kenneth Alice Paul Harold Campbell East Moline Illinois Arthur Foster Elizabeth Louis Brobst Brobst Linn Rt. Brobst Coop Stevenson Coe Oe Vernon Stevenson Mickton Russell Benskin Jamesee Paul Ola Grice GW. Arnold Belcher Oodman Hall Louis See L W. Arnold James Morris Jeny Sue

Napoleon Legend Lingers Near New Orleans Home

In the French Quarter a weathered house is linked to a legend that Napoleon Bonaparte lived and perhaps died there while a wealthy New Orleans group supposedly plotted his return from St Helena. The tale ties to Lafitte’s cemetery and a mysterious All Saints Day visitor, with the house now hosting antique shops for curious tourists.

Orleans New Orleans South Napoleon France St. Helena Fitte Canal Street

Old Mo Pleasant Hill Items and Local Visits

Mary Molloy shows improvement while Lelia Hicks lags in recovery after surgery. Pleasant Hill society notes spring scenes in Old Mo as fruit trees bloom and crops thrive. Social items list guests and visits among locals including the Blakes Spencer Britton Riley Knifong Mairs and Newton families with several Sunday gatherings.

Mary Molloy

Local Social Roundup of Sunday Visits and Calls

A brief society column notes Mrs. Everett Riley and company visiting neighbors including Mr. and Mrs. Lee Kimbrough and Mrs. Mary Mundell. William Riley joined, with Mrs. Mundell returning home for a visit. James McCollum stayed with Billy Newton, and the Lyler family with their baby visited the Bennys.

Lyle Britton Britton Spencer Robert Lynn B. O. Brantner Everett Riley Ernest Linhart A. L. Knifong Payne’s Lee Kimbrough Mary Mundell Wm. Riley Scott Browning Mundell James McCollum Billy Newton Lyler Baby Benny ‘Linton

Notice of Lula Jacobs estate administration in Linn County Missouri

Letters of administration for Lula Jacobs deceased granted to Nancy Miranda A Nickell Administratrix by the Linn County Probate Court hearing April 9 1942. Creditors must file claims within six months or risk preclusion. claims must be filed within one year from issuance of letters. Attest Seal by Judge Arthur Flaw.

Lula Jacobs Linn County Missouri Oscar Stone Probate Court

Notice of Final Settlement for Mundell Estate

Notice to all creditors and others interested in the estate of William A Mundell deceased that I H L Schrock administrator intends to make final settlement at the next term of the Probate Court of Linn County Missouri to be held at Linneus on the meeting of May 1942.

Veda Schrock Kuna Humphreys Linn County Missouri Linneus Jacob B. Harmon J. A. Harris N. W. Phillips William A. Mundell I. H.L. Schrock Ion

Estate of Oscar Stone Probate Hearing Set April 20 1942

The record notes the estate of Oscar Stone with a probate hearing date of April 20 1942 and mentions parties Attest. Arthur L. Pratt and Nellie Stone. The text includes a Biblical quote and literary references about spring and Russia.

Social Notes Invite Visitors and Local Moves

Shane suffers a bad cold near pneumonia. Mr and Mrs Chester Smithers visit her parents the Pulliams. Elva Monroe helped clean house for Mrs Henry Buswell. Wingate and Powell shopped in Purdin Saturday. Bob Ross and Susie Pulliam visited in Purdin Saturday. Charley Johnson visited Jane Hardin Sunday afternoon. Norman Smith bought Will McGhee property and will move when George Gooch relocates. Mrs John Stone attended C M Smith funeral. Smith is Stone’s niece. Eva Williams returned home after two weeks near Shelby.

Norman Smith Will McGhee Town George Gooch Gooch McGhee John Stone C. M. Smith Smith Stone Eva Williams Shelby

Weather and social notes from Purdin county brief

Saturday weather was changeable and cool for the season. Lon McNally couple visited Mrs. Hattie Miller and Mrs. Ethel Richardson Sunday evening. Dr Kroeger was called Sunday morning to see Mrs. Tillie Mc.

Lon McNally Hattie Miller Ethel Richardson Dr. Kroeger Tillie Mc

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Browning, Missouri Jackson Center BY Warren Bayley Milan, Missouri Schoene Pleasant Hill P. D. Blake Salisbury G. M. Spencer Cora Citizens Savings Bank of State of Missouri Browning Lender Record Dawes Eeaee County OF Linn W. P. Nickell L. L. Ingraham J. H. Calhoun James P. Bolling C, E. McGhee H. S. Johnson T. R. McArtor M. D DR. Vinton Jones Schoene’s Herman Adams Electric Theatre Agi Euna Humphreys Nancy Miranda A. Nickell Duatt Arthur Flaw Probate Gine OUR Gang Arthur L. Pratt Nellie Stone Russia Purdin Browning Lumber Co Carl C. Drake Mgr Federal Land Bank Farm Loans Linn-Sullivan National Farm Loan Association Emmets Locust Street Chillicothe Production Credit Association Brookfield
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