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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1934
Page
2
We announce Harry E. Quigley as a candidate for Circuit Clerk and Recorder of Sullivan County Missouri, subject to Democratic primary voters on Tuesday August 7 1934. The notice appears in the Brown ing Missouri newspaper dated August 2 1934.
Announcement states Dr A W Herington of Sullivan County seeks the State Senate seat from the district subject to Democratic voters action at the August primary election.
For Judge of Probate Court Bernie L. Stutler runs in Sullivan County as a Democratic candidate subject to the August 7 primary election.
E Swinney announces candidacy for county clerk of Linn County subject to Democratic voters will at the August primary election.
Arthur L Pratt seeks Democratic voters support for probate judge in Linn county at the upcoming August primary election subject to the party will.
A brief item notes the Recorder of Deeds position in Linn County and references the Democratic voters at the coming August primary. The text signals an upcoming election event involving the office and local party participation.
Vane C. Thurlo announces candidacy for Linn County prosecuting attorney subject to Democratic voters action at the August primary. He emphasizes experience in law enforcement and public safety. Thurlo vows to uphold the law, improve court efficiency, and pursue crime reduction in the county.
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Knight and daughter Eleazor attended the funeral of Custer Linhart's daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Rebincor were callers at Crawley Pipes' Sunday afternoon. Miss Barbara Swearengen left Saturday for Nevada for work. The Digger's class at Mt. Zion held an ice cream supper Friday night raising six dollars. Mr. and Mrs. John Lee visited Charley Pipes' home, and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Morris and children, with Ella Morris, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Lester Lawrence.
Ralley Bailey and family spent one day last week at Frank Cattey’s. Otis McCollum and family visited at Browning with Eli Nickell and family Sunday. Robert Cattey and family spent Saturday at Lon Turner’s in Winigan. Ben Purdin and wife were at Perry Christian’s Sunday. Charles Morton of Brookfield stayed six weeks with Frank Cattey and wife. Lloyd Cordray and Clifford Brantner visited Floy Brantner’s near Gifford Sunday. George Morton and family of Brookfield and Earl Abbott and family of Winigan visited Frank Cattey’s Sunday.
Ben Cattey and children Loraine and Guiles visited Glen Demery on Saturday night. Carl Farson and family along with Darrin Milhoan Evelyn and Thelma Lauck were at Glen Demery's. Maggie Brewer visited Otis McCollum Friday last week. Tony Lattman spent Friday evening with Frank Cattey.
Mrs. Mamie Buswell spent Monday evening with her parents. Mrs. Herb Wilson returned home from the hospital. Miss Alda McCollum left for St. Louis. Paul Smith hauled livestock to St. Louis Sunday. Several families visited relatives in Shelby Milan Brookfield Linneus and Trenton. Frances Mary Smith spent days in Brookfield with Earl Smith. Bert Williams helps shingle a house and more local visits noted.
The column notes a colder dry spell with corn cutting and cattle feeding. Families host dinners and visiters including Albert Baker Browning, Pearl Smith, Richard Todd, Andy Puncies, George Phillips, Ora Phillips, Sam Gooch, Frank McMickle, L. W. Arnold, J. G. Coulter, Harold Campbell and others. Mrs Gooch seeks treatment for an infected hand from a wire cut.
The Haseville column lists numerous Sunday visits and dinners among local families including the Nichols, Wood, Bruce, Gooch, Lawrence, Rhodes, Nickell, Bartow, and Gooch households. Social events feature U S and S class contest with a girls win and a subsequent boys parity at Mrs. Tommy Bartow’s home.
Mrs. Beck Burch and family are mentioned with the Ladies Aid gathering. Mrs. Lydia Mallet hosted last Thursday afternoon, attended by 22 members and several visitors. Refreshments included orangeade sandwiches and pie served by Mrs. Edna Jerome and Mrs. Etta Browning.
Miss Gertie Bowyer returns home after visiting brother Chares Lee near Keytesville. Eva Quigley visits sister Mrs. Herbert Rachford and Mr. Rachford. Vernon Phillips family and Fay Bowyer visit relatives. Fay helps John Longwell dig a well. Lloyd Bowyer ships three loads of cattle and tours Century of Progress. Funeral of Daniel Edward Longwell. Sherman Longwell and family attend from Wheeling. Evelyn Longwell stays a few days. Jerry Jennings family visit Cleve Jennings. Basil Lay returns to Chicago after two weeks here. Mrs Lay remains. Irene Crooks visits Ida McQuown. Lloyd Bowyer and daughter host Longwell family at ice cream and cake. Mrs. Byron Schrock called as daughter ill. grandson Larry also ill. Subscribe for Leader Record.
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