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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1934
Page
2
The Brown ing Leader records announce Harry E Quigley as a candidate for Circuit Clerk and Recorder of Sullivan County Missouri subject to Democratic primary on August 7 1934.
State Senator Dr A W Herington of Sullivan county seeks the Democratic nomination for the State Senate from this district subject to the August primary.
A notice indicating Bernie L. Stutler is a candidate for Judge of the Probate Court of Sullivan County subject to Democratic primary action. The election is set for Tuesday in August.
County Clerk C. E. Swinney announces candidacy for the Linn county clerkship, subject to the will of Democratic voters at the August primary election.
The statement names Probate Judge Arthur L. Pratt as a candidate for the office of probate judge in Linn County, running subject to the will of Democratic voters at the upcoming August primary election.
A brief notice states Harry E. Kelley is a candidate for the Recorder of Deeds in Linn County, running under the Democratic banner and subject to party will.
In Linn County, Vane C. Thurlo announces candidacy for the office of prosecuting attorney subject to Democratic voters actions at the Au.
Reger and White near Harris visitors at Lester Stephenson home. John and Clarence DeWitt hosts for Sunday visit and chorivari. Helen and Edward White with Monroe White family. Gay Booth with Velma and Kathern Stephenson. Vic Jones daughters and Floyd Stephenson sons at Fritz Brinkley home. Afternoon callers include Rob Stephenson and Johnnie Stephenson family. Christian Crusaders meet at White Oak church. next Friday at John Smith home. July 20 at Scottsville schoolhouse. Mrs. Florence Lay visiting sister Mrs. Fred Dell in Browning. Earl Hollen stayed with Leo Brinkley. Jerome families celebrate Browning event and visit locals. Volos and Maxine Taylor.
Sister Mrs Elbert Howard and Mr Howard attended a Green City celebration. Clyde Brinkley and family visited Friday afternoon with Fritz Brinkley and family. Rev and Mrs Folley had supper at the Guy Brookshier home Friday evening.
Purden items recount visits in Meadville and nearby towns including Ada M. Cady and Alvin Folch with multiple families in Kansas City Chillicothe and Linneus. Probate Court of Linn County grants letters on Eliza J. Hardinger estate with six month claim period and one year bar. attested by Billa B. Hardinger and Judge Arthur L. Pratt dated 6 28 34.
A birthday dinner for Mrs. Williams, celebrating her sixteenth, brought together multiple families at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Williams and daughter Helen in Shafter. Guests included Lon and Grace Baker, Henry and Aunt Mariah Leslie, Bob and Kath leen Martin, Bert and Lillie Mitchell, Harry and children, Walter and Lucille Browning, Bill and Bert Leslie, Ed Browning, and others for a noon cafeteria meal, conversation, ice cream, and cake.
Here From Iowa Mr. and Mrs. John Harris of Lineville Iowa Mr. and Mrs. J C Henderson of Cherokee Okla and Mr. and Mrs. Leland Man chester of Lineville were here Tuesday enroute home from a short visit with Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Nickell at Mendon.
Notice is hereby given that letters of administration with the will annexed have been issued for the estate of the deceased. The proceedings identify the executors and applicable probate details for settlement and asset distribution under applicable law.
Mr and Mrs Harrison Nichols and children joined dinner with C M Nichols and son. Numerous neighbor guests gathered for ice cream supper as well as visits to family homes in Haseville and nearby towns.
Residents spent the fourth in Browning and nearby towns as heat challenged celebrations. Families from Kansas City Larzdo Humphreys Wheeling and other locales joined Mrs A F Keithley Mrs Alpha Rottmann and local hosts for Independence Day gatherings with numerous children in attendance.
Dren, James and Alice along with Mrs Anna Longwell and Herbert etc. are mentioned visiting relatives near Laredo and Chillicothe. Miss Evelyn Longwell returns home after visiting in Shafter and Keytesville. Miss Pauline Jennings visits Chillicothe. many other Sunday visits, birthdays, and farm projects noted. Windmill moves highlight water needs and chores.
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