Township Assessor Candidacy Announced for Duncan Township
Ralph C. Trumbo announces his candidacy for Clerk and Assessor of Duncan township subject to the Democratic primary on March 9 1929.
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Duncan Township
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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1929
Page
4
Township Candidate Announces Bid for Duncan Township Collector
Ola Knifong announces candidacy for the office of collector of Duncan township subject to Democratic voters in the coming primary election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duncan Township
Ola Knifong
Farent-Teachers Plan Meeting After Successful Program
Community notice reports the Farent-Teachers will present a well received program at their next meeting and invites new members to join on Saturday evening March 2. Local social updates list residents visiting relatives and several Sunday gatherings at the homes of Milan area families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Azain
Farm Bureau Banquet Attendees Reported
J. R. Wood W. A. Pew and Ray Gooch attended the Farm Bureau Banquet at Linneus on Friday. Mrs Blendena Crooks of Kansas City spent the first of last week with her parents W B Young and family. Miss Hazel Sayers visited sister Mrs Letha Campbell on Saturday. Geo Carr and family were guests at the D S Meeker home Friday evening. I P Lawrence and family W J Gooch and family T L Bartow and family H V Campbell and family and John Morris were Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Ray Gooch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. B. Morris
Fred Rector
Winfield
L. F. Gooch
Ruth Lovell
Wendell Smith
A. G. Smith
G. E. Artz and Son
Etta Smith
W. H. Oliver
J. R. Wood
W. A. Pew
Ray Gooch
Farm Bureau
Linneus
Blendena Crooks
Kansas City
Hazel Sayers
Letha Campbell
Geo. Carr and
D. S. Meeker Home
L P. Lawrence
W. J. Gooch
T. L. Bartow
H. V. Campbell
John Morris
Mrs
Ray. Gooch
Erma Meeker
Donald Ray
Robert
Elmer Hammock
J. ©. Sayers
C. E. Rottman
Virgil Sayers
Elbert Campbell
Ferman Sayers
Jim*Wood
Tommie Bartow
Hugh Campbell
Ray Gogeh
Reba Rhodes
Ruth Lawrence
Eva Coram
Curt Crist
John Trongwell
John Keithley
Ray Keithley
John Longwell
Laura Henry
Lena Creaton
James Browning
Wm. Pridemore
Local families attend gatherings and visits in Cora area
Mrs. Erma Meeker and sons visited relatives including Mrs. Hammock. Neighbors attended a Negro minstrel in Laredo. Dozens of local residents hosted and visited kin, with many at dinners and Saturday night gatherings. Several names listed reflect community ties and travel between nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laredo
Purdin Community Rains and Sunday Visits Compile
Rainfall described as plentiful. Local families report multiple Sunday visits among Wohler Gooch Pulliam and Monroe households. Mrs R D Monroe improves after illness as W A Davis visits the Pulliam home and Ernest Pearson family joins Frank Pulliam and wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Pearson
Frank Pulliam
Sunday Social Notes Across Linn and Surrounding Areas
Local residents report visits and gatherings from Browning to Chillicothe with several road conditions improving after fresh snowfall. Notable items include W L Baker hosting dinners, Gus Coulter and family entertaining guests, farm purchases by R E Smith near Shafter, and township candidates resuming campaign activity as spring nears.
Local Ladies Meet and Visit during Washington Birthday Week
Mrs Alta Keithley and Mrs Laura Henry visited Mrs Alpha Rottmann to help quilt. Novie Keithley joined relatives and friends for several days with Mr and Mrs Forrest Jacobs. No school last Friday for Washington's Birthday. Locust Valley Ladies Aid met at Mrs Long’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell
Alta Keithley
Laura Henry
Alpha Rottmann
Novie Keithley
Forrest Jacobs
Washington
Locust Valley Ladies Aid
Accident injures Mrs Geraldine Morris Friday evening
Geraldine Morris spilled kerosene on the stove causing severe burns to arms and face. Dr. Montgomery of Milan attended her but deemed the injuries not serious. On Sunday D. W. Jennings gathered family and friends at his southeast Cora home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geraldine Morris
Dr. Montgomery
Milan
D. W. Jennings
Cora
Local Social Notes Highlight Purdin Visit and School Plays
Ernest Smith and wife traveled to Purdin on business Sunday and Monday. Bill Bailey remains on the sick list but shows signs of improvement. The North Salem Sophomore play Two Days to Marry drew good crowds. A school assembly was held Wednesday. Floyd Finney visited Nile Rauer over the weekend. The Purdin Senior play The Colonies Maid drew strong attendance. Mildred Gooch stayed with Pauline Jones Wednesday night. Winigan visitors Paul Smith, Lois Phillips, Nile Rauer and Elva Monroe called on Thursday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Smith
Lois Phillips
Nile Rauer
Elva Monroe
Winigan
Build solid homes with lasting materials and care
The article argues that appearances mislead in home building and urges using durable materials chosen by skilled builders. Substantial materials cost more upfront but prove cheaper and more satisfactory in the long run due to fewer repairs and replacements.
Upkeep Costs Reduced by Proper House Planning
A well designed and properly built home requires less upkeep and depreciation than a poorly planned structure. A competent architect saves on later costs, with supervision often billed by trips or a commission, and for a small home the fee can be as low as 150 to 200 dollars, offering valuable security.
Camp Fire Girls Meet at Miss Elma Coon's
The Camp Fire Girls gathered at Miss Elma Coon's on Tuesday February 26 for a meeting. After the session they played games and enjoyed candy and popcorn.
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Camp Fire
Miss Elma Coon’s
Local Club Members Attend Meeting
Members present at the gathering included Miss Dorothy Bickel Elma Coon Lora Myers Imogene Smith Francis Baker Annabel Atkins and Alma Cotter. Also in attendance were Mrs. Coon Opal Coon and Anna Mae Hollon.
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Dorothy Bickel
Elma Coon
Lora Myers
Imogene Smith
Francis Baker
Annabel Atkins
Alma Cotter
Mrs. Coon
Opal Coon
Anna Mae Hollon
Spring Coats At Farmers Store
Our line of spring coats pleases shoppers with low prices from last season. A fine assortment of styles cloths and materials is offered by Farmers Store.
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Farmers Store
Prather Home Hosts Friends Friday Evening
Mr and Mrs George Prather entertained a group of friends at their country home west of town on Friday evening February 22 Those present included Miss Ira Peterson Dorothy Bickel Pearle Hoselton Mrs Bickel Joe Nevins Gale Thurlo Alva Bagley and Elmo Schrock The guests praised the Prathers as ideal hosts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Prather
West of Town
Ira Peterson
Dorothy Bickel
Pearle Hoselton
Mrs. Bickel
Joe Nevins
Gale Thurlo
Alva Bagley
Elmo Schrock
Prathers
Dinner guests at Adams home on Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. Guy Adams and daughter Orryl hosted dinner Sunday February 24 with Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Gooch and daughter Patricia, Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Bolling and daughter Virginia, and J. I. Harmon. A very delightful day was spent by all present.
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Guy Adams
Orryl
C. W. Gooch
Patricia
J. P. Bolling
Virginia
J. I. Harmon
Administrator's Notice for John J Knifong Estate
Letters of administration granted by Linn County Missouri Probate Court on February 6 1929 to Sadie Knifong as administratrix. Creditors must file claims within six months for allowance or be barred. claims not shown within one year from grant date are forever barred. Attest Arthur L Pratt Judge of Probate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Knifong
Linn County
Missouri
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Oscar Hoselton
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Lola Turner
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Noble Turner
J. T. Hoselton
Elby Hoselton
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Nerris
Maurice Keithle
Keithley
Rottmann
Byron Schrock
Charley Russell
Estelle Keithley
Ted Rottmann
Fern Keithley
Lena Creason
Evelyn
Jesse Longwell
Mrs. Cleve Jennings
Gas Coulter Home
Mother
Lloyd Bowyer
Jessie Fuller
Gordon Johnson
Mr. Jennings
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Wmn. A. Butler
G. M. Spencer
St. Louis
Berthema Spencer
Louise Spencer
Chas. Pipes
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Sherman Pipes
Purdin
Wm. Wohler
Merle Wohler
Cecil Wohler
Sunday
Willard Pulliam
Ray Pulliam and
W. A. Davis
Wm. Pulliam
Parson Creek
W. L. Baker
D. P. Myers
Mrs. Henry Purdine
Gus Coulter
Billy Pridemore
Gus
Mrs. Ethelsberg
Abby Long
Abbie Long
Glen Edwards
Mrs. Long
Miss Fernsberg
Ruth Coulter
Pauline Jennings
Rose Fay Lesley
R. E. Smith
Cleve Jennings
Linn
Roy Hart
Sam Franklin
Perry McCollum
I. J. McCollum
Helen
Mildred McCollum
J. B. McCollum
Aunt Mary McCollum
Will Abbott
Floy Cordray’s
Sherman Cordray
Jeff Nester
Kenneth Sanford
F. M. Cattey’s
Clair Talman
Mrs. Talman
Linda Baker
Shelby News
Earnest Smith
Bill Bailey
North Salem
Floyd Finney
Mildred Gooch
Pauline Jones
Arthur L. Pratt
Sadie Knifong
Tallent Hatchries
Milan, Missouri
John Deere
Purdin Lumber Company
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