Browning Community Notes February 1 1934
Miss Efa Morris and family attend rock party at Charley Pipes. Mrs. Molly Pipes and Mrs. Ray Pipes visit Farl Shaw home. Mrs. Charley Morris and son James visit sister near Green City. Roy Dunlap family at Allen Dunlap home. Browning visitors include Ray and Charley Pipes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walnut Grove
Ralph Morris
Efa ‘Morris
Lyster. Morris
J.S. Dunlap
Earl Dunlap
Charley Pipes
Thula Guy
Jankice Pipes
J. S. Dunlap
Charley Swearengen
Barbara
Molly Pipes
Ray Pipes
Farl Shaw
Molly Shaw
Ray Dunlap
Earl
Anna-Mary Pipes
A. M. Brinkley
Emery Paige
Vaughn Shaw
Charley Morris
James
Jim Morris
Green City
Anna Mary
Jim Franklin
Hartwell Franklin
Artis Franklin
Fay Foster
Pleasant Grove
Roy Dunlap
Allen Dunlap
Reger Items and Local Visits in the Area
Elsworth Smith returning home sick with mumps from Galt. Raph Alexander and Gladys Johnson wed at Rev. O. W. Foster's home on January 21, 1934, planning Morsehill Indiana residence. Stella Hollenbeck and son from Kirksville visited C. E. Maggart family on January 21. Leanna Grindstaff of Kansas City stayed with Ray Grindstaff near Pollock then to Purdi n to see grandmother Mrs Ellen Bevins. Cal Burress family and Addison Grindstaff visited Ray Grindstaff. Eliza Shipley visited Sam Broyles. C. C. Yardley Knox City visited Dan White and wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsworth Smith
Galt
Raph Alexander of
Reger
Gladys Johnson
Humphreys
O. W. Foster
Morsehill
Indiana
Stella Hollenbeck
Kirksville
C. E. Maggart
Leanna Grindstaff
Kansas City
Ray Grindstaff
Pollock
Purdin
Ellen Bevins
Cal Burress
Addison Grindstaff
Near Pollock
Eliza Shipley
Sam Broyles
C. C. Yardley
Knox City
Dan White
Social Visits Round Russell with Several Local Families
Mr and Mrs Gus Coulter Mr and Mrs Harry Longwell and Mrs Anna Longwell visited the John Longwell home last Tuesday. Mrs Lottie Nichols spent Tuesday afternoon with her mother Mrs Will Rettmann. Friends surprised Mrs C N Russell Tuesday evening. Mr and Mrs John Rottmann visited his mother Mrs Will Pottmann and son Ted Wednesday. Miss Gertie Bowyer spent Wednesday with her sister Mrs Ellis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gus Coulter
Harry Longwell
Anna Longwell
John Longwell
Lottie Nichols
Will Rettmann
C. N. Russell
John Rottmann
Will Pottmann
Ted
Gertie Bowyer
Ellis
Clarkson
A. F. Keithley
Alpha Rottmann
Walter Crooks
Virginia
J. C. Jennings
Eva Quigley
Browning
Wallace Keithley
Everett Keithley
Lloyd Bow
Local Social Roundup Quietly Active Around Browning
A busy period in Browning features gatherings at the homes of the Bowyers Keithleys and Bowyers with dozens attending including Mr. and Mrs. Walter Crooks and 50 guests at a Friday social. Visits span the area from Keytesville to Laredo with extended family hours and quilting at Mamie Bartow’s. J. P. Morris funeral services held at Mt Olive as Lizzie Odom travels from Tulsa for the service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Sayers
J.P. Morris
Mt. Olive
Lizzie Odom
Tulsa
Okla
J. P. Morris
Tommie Bartow
W. J. Gooch
J. C. Sayers
C. E. Rottmann
Frieda Sayers
Veda Wood
Almeda Bartow
Martha Gooch
Mamie Bartow
Anna Young
Victor Gooch
Notice of Final Settlement in Nettie Bingham Estate
Notice is given to creditors and interested parties in the Nettie Bingham estate that final settlement will be made at the next Linn County Probate Court term in Linneus on February 12, 1934. Harold Bingham is the executor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nettie Bingham
Linn County
Missouri
Linneus
Harold Bingham
Community Notes From Reger and White Oak Area
Social visits and gatherings highlighted as families from Reger and White Oak, including Ray Trumbo and relatives, Willard Murphy’s charivari, and visits by Bertschman and Clements families. Other appearances include Rev. Cook leading a Kirksville Church of God meeting and Illinois resident Leo Pipes visiting the Trumbo home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Trumbo
Ed Kollash
Purdin
Willard Murphy
Charles Bertschman
Lester Stephenson
Earl Clements
Mary Jane Clements
Cook
Kirksville
Church of God
Frank Hurd
Carson
Milan
Raymond White
Monroe White
Leo Pipes
Iowa
Louis Ames
Rob Stephenson
Almira Jaynes
Myron Williams
Haseville Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Mr and Mrs Hugh Campbell and daughters visited his parents near Galt. W E Sayers traveled to Linaeus on Friday. Mr and Mrs S J Bartow were in Browning Wednesday on business. Mr and Mrs Burl Warren received a shower and charivari Saturday night at their home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Campbell
S. Campbell
Galt
W.E. Sayers
Linaeus
S. J. Bartow
Browning
Burl Warren
SHAFTER ITEMS BRIEFS AND FAMILY NOTES
SHAFTER ITEMS They report a quiet spell with social visits and illnesses. Notables include Baker guests of Keithley and Rottman, Coulter visiting Arnold family, Gibson and Belcher with Smith, Bowyer caring for the sick, and Veda improving from bronchial pneumonia. The R N A installed officers and families plan moves and church activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Baker
Elizabeth Keithley
Alpha Rottman
J. G. Coulter
L. W. Arnold
Nolan Gibson
Fred Belcher
Bob Smith
Carrie Bowyer
Elmer Hammock
Veda
George Phillips
Bryan Molloy
Blanche Stephenson
Bryon
P. M
Poriion
Lee Billings
Four Corners
Linneus
Emerson Head
Merle Woodis
Warren Gooch
Ben McGhee
Shelby
Purdin Items Croquet Guests And Local Calls
Scott Browning and Ot Stone visited Browning in town Saturday for croquet with the boys. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Creason were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Cassity. Several families shared Saturday evening visits, including Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Pulliam and Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Grice with Lloyd, and Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Hedges with Mrs. R. H. Bowles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott Browning
Ot Stone
Browning
Joe Creason
R. D. Cassity
Wm. Pulliam
C. L. Grice
Lloyd
D. L. Cady
J. A. Hedges
R. H
Local residents visit town and attend events
Acted business in town Monday. Johnson and Virginia Cotter and Mr. and Mrs. L. G. Hamner attended the show at Brookfield Sunday night. B. F. Carr and others from Shelby neighborhood visited Saturday to play croquet with the Purdin boys. Mrs. Gilbert Kroger spent the past week in Kirksville. Mrs. Villa Hall of Heckly traded in town Saturday. D. L. Cady transacted business in Browning Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Pulliam visited Chillicothe Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson
Virginia Cotter
L. G. Hamner
Brookfield
B. F. Carr
F. G. McGhee
A. Ji Woodside
Edgar Crist
Shelby
Purdin Boys
Kirksville
Villa Hall of
Heckly
D. L. Cady
Browning
Wm. Pulliam
Chillicothe
Shelby Team Scores and Health News Report
Cold weather text notes various local health updates and a roundup of Shelby teams in recent games. Shelby girls beat New Cambria 36 35 after trailing 25 11 at halftime while Shelby boys lost to Bucklin, then Shelby boys beat Forker, and later lost to LaPlata.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Wilson
Carl Logan
Clay Stufflebean
Almond
John Terrell
James H. Milam
Mendon
Mr. Miller
Roger
Shelby
Bucklin
New Cambria
Shelby Girls
Shelby Boys
Forker
Marceline
LaPlata
Brunswick teams place in the standings
The report notes both Brunswick girls and boys teams competed with the girls finishing fourth and the boys fifth. It concludes that the results were not bad, framing the outcome as acceptable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brunswick
Budget Message Warns Debt Growth Through 1935
President Roosevelt outlines a national debt projection near 32 billion dollars by 1935 with ten billion to be borrowed by June 30 and monthly expenditures around one billion. The speaker notes the figures are nearly unfathomable to the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Ed Howe retires at eighty ending Monthly publication
Ed Howe announces retirement from his celebrated Monthly at age 80 leaving readers and readers profiting from his pungent homely philosophy. Though retirement is said, rumor suggests he may return to print. The piece also recalls Will Rogers sharp pipe gag and Prince Louis Ferdin’s charity acts in Texas and aircraft seating in New Orleans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Howe
Devil
Hollywood
Will Rogers
Will
Prince Louis Ferdinand
Kaiser
Texas
Devrn
Holland
San Antonio
Trammell
Baltimore
New Orleans
Not dead yet says Grant after party round with hostess
The report recalls social obligations forcing a man to attend parties with a pretty blonde airport hostess. Doctors warned he had only a few weeks to live. Grant, 82, and Mrs Elizabeth Japd Rifled 4 Mg’s for a 400 guest event, stayed up until nearly daylight, then he woke at 7:45 and said he was feeling fine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Grant
Elizabeth Japd
Grant
Entertains at Sunday Afternoon Dinner Guests
Mr and Mrs L W Hummel hosted a delightful two course one o clock dinner on Sunday January 28 inviting Dr and Mrs M L Haning Mr and Mrs W H Dickinson Mr and Mrs H C Bailey Mr and Mrs J H Calhoun Mr and Mrs H L Schrock and Mrs Nellie Seaman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. W. Hummel
M. L. Haning
W. H. Dickinson
H.C. Bailey
J. H. Calhoun
H. L. Schrock
Nellie Seaman
Administrator's Notice of Estate of W E Creason
Letters of administration for the estate of W E Creason deceased were granted to Norris W Phillips by the Linn County Missouri Probate Court on January 22 1934. Creditors must present claims for allowance within six months or be barred from the estate. claims not filed within one year from grant are forever barred. Arthur L Pratt Judge of Probate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Creason
Linn County
Missouri
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Morris Rottmann
Ted Rottmann
Sherman Longwell
Rodney
Bery
Wheeling
Fay Bowyer
Ronald
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