Browning Leader Record Browns at Post Office
Brown ing Leader records second class mail matter at Brown ing Missouri with date July 8 1897 and issue noted February 21 1929.
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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Feb 21, 1929
Page
4
Brown ing Leader records second class mail matter at Brown ing Missouri with date July 8 1897 and issue noted February 21 1929.
Ralph C. Trumbo announces his candidacy for the office of Clerk and Assessor of Duncan Township subject to the will of the Democratic primary to be held March 9 1929.
A candidate statement filed for the Duncan township collector race announcing candidacy subject to Democratic primary voters. Nominee: Ols Knifong.
A week of mild days gave way to a sharp cold snap Sunday night. E E Maxey is very poorly. Mrs A L Marlay and daughter Lucile visited J H Tharp. Jim Spences called on Emmitt Keithley. Doris Fanning visited home folks. Roy Marlay finished corn gathering. Alden Tharp and Cleve Jinnines were guests of J H Tharp. Farnest Bandridge family shopped in Cora. Henry Morris visited Cora. Mrs W J Lanedon is on the sic list. S E Hagan sale drew a good crowd. A M Maggart visited in Corn. Miss Albertine Clay teaching at Pleasant Grove spent weekend with Noel Head.
Cur school hosted a Post Office event on Thursday exchanging valentines. The movie crowd enjoyed Mr. and Mrs. Warren Gooch performing Saturday night. Numerous local residents hosted and visited relatives across the week, with several outings, dances, and a few accidents reported. Edna Nickell and Lloyd Spencer wed on February 9, and many locals attended the ceremony and reception.
Mrs George Philips Mr and Mrs D P Myers and daughter Charlotte were Sunday callers of R E Smith and family. Mr and Mrs Tom Allen and Baby D spent the rate Saturday with Mrs Allen s parents Mr and Mrs D P Myers. Mrs Ernie Hicks and Mrs Louis Melton were Wednesday visitors in Shafter.
Ward Ware and family visited Mr and Mrs Tim Ware on Saturday. Mrs Myrtle Milloann and daughters Dorothy and Ruth spent Sunday with John Hoselton. Noble Turner spent Saturday night and Sunday with his sister Mrs Crew Bailey. Mr and Mrs Ware were Bucklin visitors Friday. Sam Franklin and Allen Sills were seen car riding Sunday. Miss Mable Turner of Winigan spent time with Bill Turner and family. Bill Coram spent Saturday night at the Jones Crist sheep ranch. Oscar Hoselton was in North Salem one day. Wm Turner and son Hutchel were in Linneus Thursday. Miss Opal Bailey is staying with Mrs Curt Crist.
W A Pew and Ray Gooch conducted business in Linneus last week. Mrs C A Woolf shopped in Haseville on Friday. Hazel Sayrs and Imogene Young stayed at J C Sayr's home Saturday night. Harve and Victor Grabast visited Browning on a Sunday business trip. J R Wood and family T L Bartow and family Ray Gooch and wife visited with H V Campbell and family Sunday.
Weekend visits trace through Chillicothe to Linneus and Milan with neighbors like Wood and Gooch joining. A German Police dog arrives in Reinbeck, and a February party at Arnold’s favors Reger High freshmen and sophomores with refreshments and a late good time.
Mr and Mrs Clyde Dillinger of Winfield spent the weekend with home folks. Miss Margarette Collins return...
Sunday morning is our time for Zion. Some roads remain impassable to country churches for weeks. Sunday night is our regular service at Browning. Sunday school at 10 oclock. G T Woodward S S Supt W J Cox Pastor.
Letters of administration granted by Linn County Probate Court on February 6 1929 to Sadie Knifong Administratrix. Creditors must present claims within six months to receive allowance. otherwise they risk barment after one year from grant date. Arthur L Pratt Judge of Probate presides.
A 1929 newspaper sale listing for Saturday February 23 shows groceries and hardware items offered by H. L. Schrock & Company. Reads include galv pails in several sizes, No. 2 and No. 3 galvanized tubs, cross cut saw, galv measures, coal oil lamp, and various radio tubes and 45 volt B batteries with prices.
Attention farmers prepare for spring with oiling and repairs. Kollasch Harness and Shoe Shop offers on the spot repairs and fair prices to get you ready for the season.
Browning school notes two senior hostesses Miss Maxine Murrell and Martha McCollum with sponsor Mr. Duckworth for a Valentine night. The school celebrates new reference books for English History and Science and spare readers for grades arriving. Sophomores plan a Washington birthday patriotic assembly. Thelma Badger enters third grade as Mrs. Mark Alspach visits.
Applications filed include Harvey Dickinson with Animal Industry First Aid to Animals and Personal Health, Mervin Garrett with First Aid to Animals Personal Health Animal Industry, Jimmie Robison with Surveying Leather Craft Agriculture Animal Industry, Howard Carter with Agriculture Personal Health, and Carlyle Bennett with Personal Health.
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