Local Visitors from Browning and Nearby Towns
Arthur Cattey and family visited his father F. M. ttey north east of Browning. George B. McCollum of Montana traveled with a neighbor to visit I. J. McCollum in Browning. Rolla Bailey's family visited her parents Sunday. Eli Nickell and family visited his daughter I. J. McCollum's home. Sam Franklin of Winigan visited Charley Cordray’s home Saturday night and Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Cattey
F. M. Ttey
Browning
George B. McCollum
Montana
Paul Stell
I. J. McCollum
Rolla Bailey
Eli Nickell
Ray of Browning
McCollum
Sam Franklin
Winigan
Charley Cordray
PURDIN ITEMS Weather unsettled with social visits noted
The region saw unsettled weather as local residents made several Sunday visits. Wallace Cady and wife of Chillicothe and Ada Cady of Meadville visited Ed Pulliam and family. Ray Pulliam and wife with Mrs. Monroe toured Brookfield. Mrs. Lucy Cotter stayed at the Ed Pulliam home. R M Ross of Brookfield and family visited John Blender and wife. The Pulliam household hosted Geraldine Pulliam and Carilee Stone from Brookfield, with H C Taylor visiting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace Cady
Chillicothe
Ada Cady
Meadville
Ed Pulliam
W. J. Penhale
R. D. Monroe
Ray Pulliam
Brookfield
Ray
Lucy Cotter
R. M. Ross
John Blender
H. C. Taylor
Geraldine Pulliam
Carilee Stone
Brookfiel
Willard Pulliam
Local visitors share time at Vernon Davis and area homes
A sequence of calls and visits highlights a week in Haseville with Bert Davis of Laredo at the Vernon Davis home. Neighbors including the Norvells Humphreys Bartows Gooch Jeromes Nichols Bowyer Browning Campbells Phillips Longwell and others spent days or weekends with family at various homes near Linneus Brookfield Trenton Chillicothe Savannah and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Davis
Laredo
Vernon Davis
Tom Norvell
Humphreys
J. Bartow
Ray Gooch
T. I. Bartow
Glenn Jerome
H. T. Jerome
C. M. Nichols and Son
D. W. Nichols
Linneus
Ruth Bowyer
Etta Browning
Visitor Returns Home Near Galt After Weeks Locally
A visitor leaves for home near Galt on Sunday after several weeks visiting relatives in the area.
Local social notes and a Linn County Missouri trust sale
Neighbors and families spend weekends at various homes including the Maxey and Sayre households. A deed of trust foreclosure sale by C. M. Thornton trustee lists property in Linn County to satisfy debt, with sale set at the west door of the Linneus courthouse on December 18, 1931, between 9 AM and 5 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flay Brantner
Ada Brantner
Office of Recorder of Deeds
Linn County
Missouri
Ninteen
Linneus
C. M. Thornton
Shafter Items Highlight Local Social and Transport notes
The column records a string of social visits and family news in Shafter. It notes farm work hindered by frozen ground, new grandson born to Mr and Mrs John Molloy in Humphreys, and multiple gatherings at homes of the Stephenson, Brinkley, and Taylor families plus river flooding near Novinger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malisa Alexander
Charley Singleton
Singleton
L. W. Arnold
J. G. Coulter
Vern
Frank Allen
W. L. Baker
George Hess
John Molloy
Humphreys
Ross Baldwin
Luther Shepherd
A.C. Brinkley
Clyde
Kirksville
Clyde Brinkley
Helen Louise
Arthur Coram
Novinger
G. M. Spencer
Coram
Melvin
Lorene Stephenson
Fritz Brinkley
Opalmae
Jeff Fields
Josie Fields
John Fields
Wenera Coram
Loraine Trumbo
Johnie Stephenson
Dolores
Marvin
Milan
White Oak
Cecil Taylor
Alfred Maggart
Johnnie Stephenson
Grover Maggart
Edward
Robert Stephenson
Beryl
Clarence Head
Eleven Pound Son And Local Social Notes
Eleven pound son reported with Babe and mother doing fine. Carrie Bowyer quits a quilt for Mrs. Dickinson of Browning. Mrs. Isaac Lane ill. George Hess, Geneva and Merrel visit Al Gibson family. Baker and Ham mock travel to Chillicothe on business. Grice with sons Doris and Fern harvest for Pridemore. Vernon Phillips and children visit Spencer Bowyer. Tom Morris and families visit Crookshanks. G S Meek and daughter visit Hammock. Buckner daughter shopping in Shafter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Babe
Mother
Carrie Bowyer
Wm. Dickinson
Browning
Isaac Lane
George Hess
Geneva
Merrel
al Gibson
W. L. Baker
Elmer Hammock
Chillicothe
Lewis Grice
Doris
Fern
Wm. Pridemore
Vernon, Phillips
Spencer Bowyer
Tom Morris
Wm. Morris
Clarence Crookshanks
G. S. Meek
George Buckner
Shafter
Local social notes from a Linneus area week
Community residents and visitors are listed with short remarks on movements visits illnesses and events. People named include Ike Grandstaff Oscar Hollon A C Brinkley Bernie Pipes Mack Hagan Rosa Bailey and Ray Bauer with notes on school illness and upcoming road conditions following rain and snow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ike Grandstaff
Ira Langdon
Oscar Hollon
A. C. Brinkley
Lloyd Harvey
Nora Creason
Linneus
Ray Bardon
Frank Hagan
Milan
Bernie Pipes
Kenneth Badger
Kansas City
Herbert Williams
Floyd Eagtman
St. Joseph
Walter Artz
Wenera Brinkley
Will Kenley
Tressie
Eunice
Mack Hagan
John M
A. C
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Joe Nickell
Northeast
Linn
Purdin
Joe W. Woodward
For
Galt
J. N. Maxey
E. E. Maxey
George Jennings
Lucile Spencer
Laclede
Cleve Jennings
J. H. Tharp
Cora
Willie Boyd
Barbara
Dawna
J. P. Robinson
S.A. Warren
Vernon Hollow
Ed Whitaker
Glen
Ola Kinfong
Haskell Hollon
Joan
Ralph Morris
Maxine Taylor
Byron Taylor
Marjorie Vern
Lora Fields
Icel
Avis Knifong
Rob Stephenson
Vernon Stephenson
John
Guy Brookshier
Wallace Sayers
Francis Fanning
Gaylen
Arlene
Wess Bundridge
Shelby
Bill Bailey
Gale
Ray Bauer
T. L. McDonald
Jolly Janes Club
Will Welch
Rosa Bailey
Cread Boyles
Herb Wilson
Marceline
Ben Cattey
Roe Logan
Roy Jennings
The
Crosley Cheerio
Tis
Cheerio
Amer
H. L. Schrock & Company
WHB
Erin
Milbanks
China
J. & P. Coats
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