Carter Named Sheriff Candidate in Linn County
Seviff announces Guy T. Carter of Browning as Republican candidate for Linn County sheriff subject to August primary voters action.
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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1936
Page
2
Sheriff Becker Named Candidate in Sullivan County Primary
We are authorized to announce the name of Dr. Q. H. Becker of Browning for the office of sheriff Sullivan County, subject to the action of Democratic voters at the August primary election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seviff
Guy T. Carter
Browning
Linn County
Q. H. Becker
Sullivan County
Havens for Sullivan sheriffship in Democratic primary
Announcement states A T Havens of Pleasant Hill township seeks the office of Sheriff of Sullivan County to the will of Democratic voters at the August primary. Administrator's Notice declares estate of Mary F Mandel deceased under Linn County court, claims must be filed within six months after letters testamentary issued or be barred. six year bar on unfiled claims from grant. Attest Bertha J Riddle administrator and Arthur L Pratt Judge of Probate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Itte
Mary F. Mandel
Linn County
Hatch
Bertha J. Riddle
Arthur L. Pratt
Pleasant Grove residents and local moves noted
Pleasant Grove residents Bonar a anaroid filcher travels Sunday to Chicago seeking work. Mrs Josie Williams of near Galt visits D W Foster home. Ben Franklin hired to steady Pleasant Grove school for fall and winter. Lorrie Tharp Ben Franklin J B and Clayton Lawrence visit Phyd Gillpatric home Saturday evening. Miss Elizabeth Ann P weekends with sister Mrs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernara
Chicago
Josie Williams
Near Galt
D. W. Foster Home
Ben Franklin
Teady
Pleasant Grove
Lorrie Tharp
J. B
Clayton Lawrence
Phyd Gillpatric Home
Elizabeth Ann P
Community notes on family visits and club work in Missouri
Vannie Franklin and family. Verna Dalzell visiting her mother Mary E. Dalzell. Neelys and Lawrences visiting. sickness noted in the community with flu and ear infection cases. Rural women in Duncan township organize a Home Economics Club, elect officers, and outline advantages of joining. Advisories on turkey egg production encourage balanced feeds, green feed, and proper grit and oyster shell for fertility and hatchability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vannie Franklin
Verna Dalzell
Mary E. Dalzell
Sylvia
Harold
Artis Neely
Arthur Lawrence
Otto Mendenhall
Greencastle
Ed Franklin
Floyd Gillpatric
Henry Martin
Green City
Frank Maggart
Lola Kille
Floyd Sokerham
Ima) Kill
D. D. Moyer
Missouri College of Agriculture
Tom I
Purdin Notes On Commencement Exercises And Local Moves
From Purdin and nearby, attendees joined the Shelby commencement exercises on Friday. Ivan Hedges and family moved to Brookfield for clerking work. Purdin High plans two more weeks with a senior play postponed due to flu, now planned for this weekend. Families Brown Cotter Kollasch and Able traveled to Dallas to visit relatives. Leona Smith suffered severe burns in a kerosene incident starting a coal fire. Manley Buckman was taken to Bell Memorial Hospital for observation possibly an operation. Will Penhale remains with flu but improving. Helen Bummer visited Browning relatives recently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Purdin School
Vern Brown
Lucy Cotter
Ed Kollasch
John Able
Dallas
Texas
Leona Smith
Manley Buckman
Bell Memorial Hospital
Dixon
Will Penhale
Helen Bummer
Browning
Rain brings relief after dry spell in Garner area
Sunday evening shower ended a dry stretch as residents welcomed rain. Frank Cattey remains slowly improving after flu. Numerous locals and families visited homes and each other over the weekend, including trips by Roscoe and Ed gar Harl, Roy and Glen Demery, and many involving Perry Christian and Carl Vincent. Weather relief followed by hope for more rain and sunshine to help crops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Cattey
Ben Purdin
Perry Christian
Roscoe Harl
Edgar Harl
Roy Harl
Glen Demery
John Millioan
Rolla Bailey
Reed
Winigan
Everett Waddill
Will Abbott
Renford Coram
Emerson Cordray
Simpson Cordray
Ben Cattey
Carl Vincent
Also Mentioned on This Page
Missouri
Joe Nickell
Brownlee
A. T. Havens
Pleasant Hill Township
Seriff
E. F. Peterson Bowring
Bill
My Farm
Walter Crooks
Roy Burkholder
W. J. Burkholder
Susie Harte
Ora Mott
Orville Wyett
Raymond Pearler
John Clubine
Kane
Brookfield
Henry Hubbard
Springfield
Orville Mott
Claude Perrin
Hugh Cassity
Ethel
Roy Maxwell
Clay Spencer
Bettie Dodge
Frances Paker
T. L. McDonnald
Elwood ‘Triudium
Hubert Basket
End
Charlie Smith
Charley Jones
C. C. Clapp
Luster Burkholder
Alfred Hill
iMrs
Tracy Barron and
Baby
New Boston
Shelby
Eld
Corn
Eld. Spurling
Kirksville
Helen Cassity
Florence Mott
Allen Belzer
North Salem
Braden Thudium
Lawrence Riedle
Susie Asher
Tom Coram
Charley Coram
Sunshine Workers
Brookshier
Duncan Township
College of Agriculture
Ella Stufflebean
H. F.ile
Wayre Stufflebean
Laura
Maz Mentgom
Ken 4 Knifong
Cokerham
Cray
Jess Woodside
Frank Neff
Alda Brookshier
W. B. Arnold
Noel Bennett
Herbert Sayre
George Taylor
John Keithley
Earl Nickell
Lola , Kille
Vera Kitle
Eunice Maggart
Ima Kille
Ruth Kille
Hazel Maggart
Ruth Arnold
Mahala Kille
Marjorie Woodside
Milar
Turkey
Purdin
Migat
Ivan Hedges
North Eest Linn Items
TIM Lake Products, Inc
Peter Malcolm
Iowa
Malcolm
Dr. Malcolm
Browning Farm Club
Browning, Missouri
Dad
Ford
UCC
Detroit
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