North East Linn Items from Browning Leaders News
Mild late winter weather continues as Perry Christian and family visit the Miller Christian home. Otis McCollum and wife spend Sunday with E W Nickell and wife. Mrs Roy Hart called to the bedside of her sister-in-law Mrs Otho Almond who is ill. Will McCollum and family visit I J McCollum’s. Arthur Watson and wife spend Sunday with daughter Mrs Milo Bailey near Gifford. Otis McCollum and Robert Cathey assist Ted McCollum with thrashing soybeans.
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North East Linn
Perry Christian
Miller Christian
Otis McCollum
E. W. Nickell
Browning
Roy Hart
Otho Almond
Will McCollum
Wanda May
Gifford
I. J. McCollum
Arthur Watson
Milo Bailey
Robert Cattey
Ted McCollum
Community Guests Share Weekend Visits
Everett Robinson and his mother Mrs C E Maggart spent Sunday afternoon with family in Galt. Irene Meeks visited last week with Mr and Mrs Sam Breeding. Kathryn Stephen son and Lorene Stephen son visited Addilee Collins. Mrs Marion Burress near Galt stayed a few days with her daughter Mrs Albert Price and family. D R Wilhite spent Sunday night with C E Burress family. John Holsinger of Iowa visited A F Bestman and family. Mrs John McClarren visited one day last week with her daughter Mrs Leonard Lee. Mary Tipton and Mrs Sam McClarren also stopped by.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett Robinson
Galt
C. E. Maggart
Irene Meeks
Sam Breeding
Kathryn
Lorene Stephenson
Addilee Collins
Marion Burress
Near Galt
Albert Price
D. R. Wilhite
C. E. Burress
John Holsinger
Iowa
A. F. Bestman
John McClarren
Leonard Lee
Mary Tipton
Sam McClarren
Snow and People Gather for Weekend News
Snow fell Saturday night then melted Sunday as rain is hoped for to restore wash water. Social visits include Mr and Mrs W L Baker hosting the Lee Ellis Hedges family and others. Local travel notes mention a produce man from Chillicothe and road funding hopes. The community reports school events, visits with grandparents, and local fare in Purdin Browning and Russell areas. Joe Smith sang in a Purdin school play and other gatherings are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Baker
Lee Ellis Hedges
Sabago
Harold Cooper
Linneus
Ola Belcher
Harold Campbell
L. W. Arnold
James Coulter
Mary
Joe Smith
Junior Phillips
Glen Morris
Purdin
Tom Morris
Julious Wood
Mr. Wood
Forrest Jacobs
Russell
Joe
Smith
Lowell Gibson
Browning
Henry Jerome
Elmer Hemmock
Chil
Local Shopping and Visits Across Sunday Weekend
Chilli cothe shoppers Mrs. Morris Phillips visited by various families. Frances and Mary Smith hosted Sunday night at the Mullins home with Rebecca Stone. Molloy family and Blanche Stephenson spent Sunday with J D Molloy family and Virgil. Baskett guests of Smiths. Mrs. Tom Morris visited Eversonville. Floyd Kirby shopped in Shafter.
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Dren
James
Veda Irene
Wm. Morris
George Phillips
Chillicothe
Frances
Mary Smith
Tom Mullins
Rebecca Stone
Byron Molloy
Jackie
Joice
Blanche Stephenson
J. D. Molloy
Virgil
George Hayes
Vernon Phillips
Purdin
Versie
William Baskett
Smith Young Folks
Tom Morris
Floyd Shifflett
Eversonville
Floyd Kirby
Shafter
Administrator's Notice for W. E. Creason Estate
Letters of administration for the estate of W. E. Creason were granted by the Probate Court of Linn County Missouri on January 22 1934 to Norris W. Phillips. Creditors must present claims within six months or be barred after one year. attest Arthur L. Pratt Judge of Probate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Creason
Prébate Court
Linn County
Missouri
Norris W. Phillips
Arthur L. Pratt
Grantsville Social Roundup Includes Farm Visits
Fine weather brings a Sunday roundup of visits as Harrison Nichols and family call on W. J. Street and wife and others visit R. D. Monroe and wife. Lee Bagley and family see Willard Ross and wife while Vernon Street and wife visit his parents. George Alexander and wife tend to a sick mother. Martin Miller moves to the Hawkins place. Burton Alor and wife visit Ray Pulliam and wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison Nichols
W. J. Street
W. J. Penhale
Elsie Patterson
R. D. Monroe
Lee Bagley
Willard Ross
Vernon Street
George Alexander
Alexander
Martin Miller
Hawkins Place
Burton Alor
Ray Pulliam
Hal ev Ille Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Mrs Reba Nickell spent time with sister Ruth Lawrence and family. Numerous local households hosted Sunday and midweek visits including the Rottmanns Wood Goochs Bartows Campbells and Warrens with extended family.
Social niceties at Lyons Kansas noted by locals
Bramble of Milan and the Quinlans of Lyons hosted Monday night callers including Mrs West Caverlan, Mrs Gil bert Kroeger, and Mr and Mrs D L Cady. Attending were Mr and Mrs Wm Quinlan Mrs West Caverlan Mr and Mrs Wm Pulliam Mr and Mrs R D Cass ity Mr and Mrs C E Pulliam and their daughter Irene and son Charles.
Ladies Aid Graces Social Meeting in Rural Texas
The Ladies Aid society met with Mrs. Lizzie Rottmann on Thursday for a social gathering. Nine members and one visitor attended despite several members having colds. A charivari welcomed Gerald and Faye Engleman at Sam McCoy’s home with generous candy and cigars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otis Lawrence
Ladies Aid Society
Lizzie Rottmann
Minnie Pendergast
Gerald Engleman
Faye
Gerald
Jimmie Searcy
Laredo
Anna Pew
Elizabeth Kelsey
Dixie Pendergast
Maurice
Edith Rottmann
Virgil Sayers
S. J. Bartow
Purdin Social Notes And Brookfield Visitors
Local residents report visits and dinners across Purdin and nearby Brookfield. People dropping in include L. G. Hamner, J. A. Hedges, W. R. Ross, Dr. Geo. Brownback, Glen Urbach, Carl Monroe, and others. A house fire on Thursday drew help from Purdin and nearby fire crews with minimal damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. G. Hamner
Brookfield
J. A. Hedges
John Hedges
Grantsville
W. R. Ross
Geo. Brownback
Browning
Carl Monroe
Glen Urbach
C. E. Urbach
Garrett Smith
Purdin
Dick Moore
J. B. Fleming
Linneus
B. F. Carr
Shelby
Wm. Pulliam
D. L. Cady
R. D. Cassity
Roger
Ed Buck
Roland
Meadville
J. N. Edens
Fred McGhee
Purdia Boys
J. A. Burwell
Scott Browning
Jim Smith
Joe Creason
W. H. Cassity
Bart Tattershaw
Kansas City
Raymond Bagley
Nellie
John Benner
Windle
Mixed Local Tales Report Odd Court and Stork Twist
Police in New Orleans eyed James Sherman for a narcotic case but found a stork on scene and retreated in the bird field. Nearby a bee farm next to a Sunshine Health Club nudist colony in Salinas forced a move. In Kankakee Illinois Hyman Arnove sought a divorce from a wife over 70 for desertion related to dances. Richard Tobin of Chicago testified his car was worn out by his wife. An intruder in Philadelphia left a Bible note after entering C. V. Graham’s home. James Carragh of St. Louis sought a warrant against Mrs Louise Chapin, a 270 pound widow, who knocked him down. Vera Radden of Buffalo refused tooth extraction and was discharged by her employer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
James Sherman
James Carragh
St. Louis
Louise Chapin
A Narrator Reflects on Work, Charity, and Small graphisms
A diary style account recounts daily events from tonite to Thursday. The narrator notes quitting a drugstore job after being followed by the boss and describes helping a crying boy who lost two pennies, a dentist visit, and a charitable impulse toward a widow or old woman.
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Browning, Missouri
Joe Nickell
Ors
Haleville
Reba Nickell
Ruth Lawrence
W. E. Sayers
Teddy Holser
Kenneth Young
Morris Crookshanks
Rottmann
J. R. Wood
Ben Wood
Pearl
Clara Wood
Anna McKenzie
W. J. Gooch
Oral
Ray Gooch
T. S. Bartow
H. V. Campbell
Walter J. Gooch
Victor Gooch
Kitty Lynn
Burl Warren
Hugh Warren
Paul
NRA
Hillcrest Farm Hatchery
Milan, Missouri
Benton Frazer
Mgr
Mattie Turner
Sunshine Health Club
Salinas
Cal
Hyman Arnove
Kankakee
Richard Tobin
Chicago
C. V. Graham
Philadelphia
Vera Radden
Buffalo
Jane
Teasday
Wensday
Nurv
Trenton
Gale, Baxter & Robertson
Trenton, Missouri
K. C
White Lake
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