Haleville Community Notes Seeks Rain and Local Happenings
Haleville reports recent beneficial rains and possibilities of more. Local residents Clarence Nichols and family shopped in Quilicothe. Marjory Campbell visited grandparents near Galt. Otis Lawrence attended Chillicothe circus. Friends attended Old Settlers Reunion in Linnbus. many neighbors shared Sundays and visits. Marie Sayers and 4-H delegates head to Columbia. Victor Gooch teaches in Light district with school starting next Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Nichols
Duane
Quilicothe
Marjory Campbell
S. H. Campbell
Galt
Otis Lawrence
Chillicothe
Old Settlers
Linnbus
Herry Smith
Micah
Rosa Fae Leslie
Tommie Bartow
S. J. Bartow
Lee Baird
Graf Gooch
Harry Tromer- Shouser
Velda
Zetha
Marie
Georgia Sayers
Linneus
Georgia
Lethal
Columbia
Teddy Holser
John Holser
S.J. Bartow, Jr
W. E. Sayers, Jr
Theo
Marie Sayers
Brookfield
W. E. Sayers
Victor ‘Gooch
Singleton Place
Light
Victor
North East Linn Items Chronicle Weekend Gatherings
George Morton Ana Ramuy of Brookfield and Earl Abbott and family of Winigan spent Sunday at Frank Catteys. Ruth McCollum visited Aunt Maggie Brewer. Clara Tallman and sons Jacob and Clarence visited son Johnie Tallman and family. Locals attended the Old Settlers reunion at Linneus Friday. Frank Cattey and wife spent days in Brookfield with George Morton and family. Perry Christian and family visited Ben Pardin. Lon Turner spent Saturday night with daughter Mrs Robert Cattey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Morton
Ana Ramuy
Brookfield
Earl Abbott
Winigan
Frank Cattey
Ruth McCollum
Maggie Brewer
Clara Tallman
Jacob and
Clarence
Johnie Tallman
Old Settlers
Linneus
Perry Christian
Ben Pardin
Lon Turner
Robert Cattey
Pleasant Grove Social Notes Chronicle Kirksville Wedding
A rainy week brightened pastures in Pleasant Grove. Eunice Lawrence wed Wil bern Bunch in Kirksville on Saturday with friends giving a charar. Members visit relatives with Mrs Amanda Neely at Roy Neely home and others dropping by L P Lawrence and Mary Dalzell households.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleasant Grove
Elsie Franklin
Beryl Head
Mary Dalzell
W. A. Tharp
LP. Lawrence
Ome
Hazel Gramling
Earl Gramling
Arthur Lawrence
Mrs. Lawrence
Edwin Rhea
Family Visit at Claude Couch Home Near Milan
Mr and Mrs Chas Couch and daughter were Sunday visitors at the Claude Couch home Miss Ethel Harris is in sane visiting her sister Mrs and family and attend Hair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milan
Chas
Couch
Claude Couch
Ethel Harris
Hair
Oklahoma Visitors Revel in Shelby and North Salem Dinner
John Stuttlebean and family, visiting from Oklahoma, were treated to a surprise dinner by Shelby friends. A noon crowd enjoyed a bountiful table, with all leaving happy and wishing a safe trip home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Stuttlebean
Oklahoma
Shelby
North Salem
John Davis
Willie Woodside
Linneus
Wayne Asher
Brookfield
R. D. Almond
Henry Logan
John Burkholder
Head
Mr. Miller
Enterprise News Personal notes and local gatherings
Merilee Kelly is back home and doing well. A large crowd surprised Harley Crist for his birthday, with over 200 attendees. Dorothy Raider has returned from school, Vera Sargent is on the sick list. A group plans a Saturday trip to Shenandoah to visit Earl May and Henry Fields broadcast stations. Stitch and Chatter Club posts pone meeting to August 17 after low attendance. Goldie Abbott visits her mother. Old Settlers reunion attendees report a pleasant time.
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Enterprise News
Merilee Kelly
Harley Crist
Dorothy Raider
Vera Sargent
Shenandoah
Iowa
Earl May
Henry Fields
Stitch and Chatter Club
Lucille Hanman
Goldie Abbott
Old Settlers
Notice of Martha A. Barrows estate administration
Probate Court of Linn County grants letters of administration for Martha A. Barrows to the undersigned dated July 31, 1933. Creditors must file claims within six months for allowance or risk preclusion from the estate, or within one year to avoid barred claims. Arthur L. Pratt, Judge of Probate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha A. Barrows
Linn County
George T. Mundell
Missouri
Arthur L. Pratt
Executor Granted For Estate Of Effic C Fields Missouri
W H Dickinson named executor in Linn County Missouri probate after Effic C Fields death. Court grants letters testamentary July 1 1933, requiring presentation for allowance to claim any benefit before barred. Judge of Probate Sean presiding.
Notice to Creditors of Farmers Exchange Bank Browning MO
Notice to creditors of the Farmers Exchange Bank of Browning Missouri dated April 14 1933 requests all claimants present proofs within four months at the bank’s Browning Missouri banking room. Last date to present proofs is August 14 1933. C H Moberly Commissioner of Finance of Missouri in charge of the process.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers Exchange Bank of
Browning
Browning Missouri Property and Special Deputy Mention
Brief item notes business and property in Browning Missouri with reference to Johnson as Special Deputy Owner. The fragment implies official capacity or ownership status connected to local affairs. No dates or further details are present.
Administratrix Lana Crooks Granted Probate in Linn County
Estate of George T Mundell deceased granted to Lana Crooks Administratrix by the Linn County Probate Court on May 27 1933. One year from grant date for claims. Attest Judge of Probate.
Browning Juniors blank Purdin Juniors 9 to 0 in baseball
Browning Juniors secured their second win over Purdin Juniors with a 9 to 0 score. Glenn George pitched well, allowing two hits and fanning eleven. May started for Pur din, three runs came on walks and Neet's three base hit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Browning
Purdin
Glenn George
May
Pur‘din
Neet
Ross
Abaa Chambers
J. Brown
Smith
Bagley
Jamerson
Old Settlers
Linneus
Blackman
Hills
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Haleville
North East Linn
Grantsville
Thursady
Effic C. Fields
W. H. Dickinson
Sean Arthur L. Pratt
C. H. Moberly
State of
Browning Leader-Record
Kansas City Journal-Post
Browning Leaaer
Accora
Said
Farmers Exchange Bank
Browning, Missouri
Johnson
Lana Crooks
Purdin Junors
F. R. Fanting
Church Reporter
IC. Smith
Harvey & Neet
Mr. A
van Camps
Abe
Abeve
Armour
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