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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1935
Page
2
Joe Nickell announces his candidacy to succeed himself as County Superintendent of Schools in Sullivan County. The election is set for Tuesday April 2, 1935, as voters decide the outcome. Hildred Spencer.
J L Clevenger declares his bid for the Democratic nomination for clerk and assessor of Duncan township subject to the will of Democratic voters at the forthcoming primary. He thanks voters for past support.
An array of brief items details a fall survivor crying at Niagara, a Burnham man fined for stealing milk, a Boston man reporting a kissing assault, a divorce for Faith Allen over pets, a Taunton kitten with unusual features, damages won in Vancouver, a Seattle divorce plea, a Duluth man injuring himself on church day, an undertaker at a Chicago wedding, a name change for Walter Berg, a Comfrey widow’s $20 000 windfall, a missing man found in New Britain, a St. Louis man dying of pneumonia after years with a bullet, Bloomington church kittens funding missions, and a Hammond feather related to a death.
Andrew Senault is approached by a strange woman at a Paris railroad station and later misses an envelope containing 4000 dollars. Paul Lesponder damages outfits of over 100 Parisian women before capture. John S Maston of St Paul survives a double rollover with his wife and three children. Mrs Clare Jones of St Paul reports her husband left her two days after twins were born. John Harden, jailed in Liverpool, escapes after stealing a dress in female disguise. Grace Archer aged 76 begins her 57th year as Leyland dancing teacher in England. George Maley of Chicago is cleared of kissing Ella Lurton. Mrs Hannah Evans walks 185 miles from Leeds to London at age 70. Estate of Christie Ranch in Linn County Missouri to seek final settlement February 11 1935.
Irvin S. Cobb’s moonshine critique circulates with vivid similes. Judge Lamar jokes about mood shifts and fashion. General Hugh Johnson’s new book prompts speculation on old allies and toned down passages. A cinema lecture exposes a staged travel film with an unpaid cannibal actor. Miss Noria of Los Angeles seeks relief from the tax department while a large inheritance escapes taxation. A study notes children born to fathers over 40 show more future success.
Norris W. Phillips administrator of the estate of W. E. deceased announces final settlement at the Probate Court of Linn County Iowa in Linnes February Eleventh after first insertion January 10 1935 creditors and others may appear to object or file claims before settlement is approved
I W H Dickinson administrator announces February 1935 as the filing period for creditors and interested parties regarding the estate of Gertrude Fields deceased. Endorsed as administrator I W H Dickinson.
I W Dickinson administrator de bonis non of the estate of E. B. Fields will present his final settlement at the next term of the Probate Court of Linn County Missouri to be held at the court.
I Norris W. Phillips as Administrator of W. E. Creason deceased will conduct a public auction at the Linn County Missouri court house on January 30 1935. The sale will offer all the deceased’s interest in Lot Four Block Nine and Lot Two Block Ten in the original town Browning now city Browning. Auction runs 10am to 5pm during Probate Court session with cash payment.
I J H Payne administrator of Rutha Lambert estate will sell at public auction on January 23 1935 at the Linn County Missouri courthouse to the highest bidder for cash all the estate's interest in six shares of stock in the First State Bank of Noble Oklahoma certificate number to be announced. The sale occurs during Probate Court session between 10 am and 5 pm at the West door of the courthouse Linne? Missouri.
Mr and Mrs Forrest Abber Comby and their son have been visiting her parents Mr and Mrs Charley Collins and family then left Sunday for their Arkansas home. Robert Tunnell of Indiana attended funeral for his step father Fred Dell who died Sunday Dec 6. Virgil Dell and Mr and Mrs Sam Dell and Mr and Mrs Lesley Mosley of Laclede attended the funeral Monday Dec 7. Elizabeth Johnson and Oscar Leeper of Pollock visited Ike Grind staff last week. Keith McKay son of Ferman McKay is slowly improving in Trenton hospital.
Eula Price visited with her parents Mr and Mrs Burress near Humphreys. Elizabeth Lovelle visited her parents Mr and Mrs Wallace Lovelle last week. Mrs Alpha Whaley of Bowling was visiting here last week.
The Shelby items note unsettled weather turning colder with spring delays. Local moves include Leon Smith buying a new truck and trips by Nile Bauer to Kansas City and a business run to Detroit by Leon Smith Curt Bauer and Gale Bailey. Community happenings cover visits, sickness, a bridge project, and local social chatter.
Saturday rain followed by Sunday night freeze makes roads fierce and nearly unusable. Rural route carriers, school teachers, and merchants face severe travel difficulties. local storekeepers report icy streets and hazardous conditions.
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