Browning Leader-Record Highlights Local Socials
Browning Missouri keystone community notes cover visits and gatherings. Residents like Mrs Etta Browning and Mrs Lena Campbell share time with relatives. members of the W C T U meet. numerous guests travel to nearby towns from Marceline to Linneus and Kirksville.
North East Linn Folks Visit and Family News
Mrs F M Cattey and daughter visited Brookfield Sunday to see her grandson recovering from appendix surgery. Perry Christian and son Verlan visited Ben Pudin. Perry McCollum and Kirksville family stayed locally over the weekend. Otis McCollum family and I M Cattey and I J McCollum made a Kirksville trip Saturday. Earl Abbott family from Winingan visited the Cattey home Sunday evening. Roy Hart and wife joined his son in law Elis Jennings and family for a Sunday visit.
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Haleville
E. W. Crookshanks
Lee Crookshanks
Laredo
Veda Wood
Don Shaffer
C. M. Nichols
J. R. Wood
T. S. Bartow
Ray Gooch
Corrine Leslie
Mr. Leslie
Henry Smith
John Overall
Marceline
D. W. Nichols
Linneus
Ray McHargue
Brookfield
Will Phillips
Lena Campbell
Kitty Longwell
L. P. Lawrence
Crs Lawrence
Glen Jerome
Chillicothe
H. V. Campbell
F. M. Cattey
R. A. Ricker
Robbie
Keokuk
Ruth Pipes
Henry Morris
Carrol
Milan
Ed Morris
Mary Spencer
Woodrow
Galt
Up Streamers
Ray Pipes
Molly Pipes
Kansas City
May Dunlap
Jim Morris
Green City
Ralph Morris
Edna
Ruby Robison
Bernice Franklin
Troy Sevier
Kirksville
Charley Swearengen
Tom Swearen
North Salem relatives attend Uncle Joe Cordray funeral
Mr and Mrs Leon Mitchell and children joined a large crowd at the J A Wyatt home on Sunday and attended the funeral of Uncle Joe Cordray in North.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leon Mitchell
J. A. Wyatt
Joe Cordray
North
Shelby Items Chronicle Local Notes and Visits
The column lists frequent visits and movements in Shelby including Nolan Boyles returning from a visit with Ray Bauer, several residents in Shelby on business, family visits from Brookfield and Downing, and a Sunday school picnic. It notes Shelby and Harper playing ball 3 to 9, various arrivals and departures, and a bridge project west of Mary Spencer’s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nolan Boyles
Ray Bauer
T. L. McDonald
Leon Gooch
Abe Fuller
Shelby
W. J. Bailey
Hazel
Meadie Bailey
Thelma
Elmer Penhale
Roscoe Slater
Kenneth Richardson
Harper
C. M. Smith
Carlos Bauer
Rex
Ray McHargue
James
Brookfield
Willie Hedges
Downing
E. D. Christy
Columbia
Hedges
University
W. H. Dickinson
Harvey Fields
Bryce Horn
Raton
New Mexico
George Prather
Ella Bundridge
Pelle Logan
Lyndhurst
New Jersey
G. W. Pather
Notice of Letters Testamentary in Linn County Missouri
Letters testamentary on the estate of Emmett L. Keithley deceased were granted to Helen M. Keithley Executrix by the Probate Court Linn County Missouri dated July 27 1931. Claimants must exhibit to the Executrix within six months or be barred. one year from the letters date to avoid further rights. Arthur L. Pratt Judge of Probate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmett L. Keithley
Linn County
Missouri
Helen M. Keithley
Arthur
L. Pratt
Walnut Grove Opens School with Miss Foster
Walnut Grove school opened in the morning with teacher Miss Esta Foster guiding classes. Mrs. Melinda Holloa of Cairo spent the week visiting Morris and community members in town.
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Walnut Grove
Esta Foster
Melinda. Holloa
Cairo
The
Morris
When Washington Was Made a Colonel
A recounting of George Washington’s 1755 commission as Colonel of the Virginia Regiment at age 23, his prior ranks, and the clash between colonial and royal authority. Washington’s 1755 appointment followed Braddock’s defeat, boosting his status and shaping American military command notions.
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George Washington
Virginia
Washington
Lawrence Washington
United States
England
West
Ohio
Major Washington
Dinwiddie
Erie
Lord Fairfax
Gov. Dinwiddie
America
Fort Duquesne
Fort Necessity
Fromter
Jumonville
France
American
Braddock
Virgina
Virginia Regiment
His Majesty
California
Boston
Gov. Shirley
Massachussetts
Missouri Game and Fish Notes on Laws and Pheasant Hatches
The Missouri Game and Fish Department reports a crackdown on hand fishing and gigging with seining allowed seasonally. Pheasant hatches from 1,079 reports totaled 7,253 chicks, cat predation rising after hatch. Meramec State Park seeks goats for cleanup and extra trash cans amid high weekend crowds.
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Missouri Game and Fish Department
Martin A. Lewis, Jr
Parks and Refuges
Meramec State Park
Franklin County
John H. Ross
Carol Dickerson
L. R. Chambers
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