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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1922
Page
4
The Browning Leader-Record announces editor Joe Nickell and notes the paper’s post office entry as second class mail matter with a July 13 1922 issue date.
Letters testamentary granted by Linn County Probate Court on June 21 1922 to Rebecca A Prathie Executrix for the Estate of William T Prether deceased. Creditors must exhibit claims within six months from letters or be barred from benefits. within one year from letters claims are forever barred. Attest: Arthur L Pratt Judge of Probate.
Creditor and interested parties are informed that Roy Haley and D G Haley as administrators of Daniel Haley deceased intend to make final settlement at the next Linn County Probate Court term in Linneus on August 14, 1922. Roy Haley and D G Haley administrators.
Rain blessed the area over the weekend as several residents attended church in Winigan on Sunday morning and night. Rosa Nickell visited her sister Mrs Otis McCollum on Saturday night. McCollum and wife were guests of Dave Farson and Jamie Okey Mithoan and wife Jo.
Milhoan and family drove to West Virginia to visit relatives. Mrs. Noah Bread and children and Mrs. Perry Christian and son Verlan hosted Mrs. Maggie Brewer and others. Cordray, recently ill, shows some improvement. Noah Head Perry Christian Allen Sill and George Clark went fishing with good luck. Rev Havener and Mrs. Delozene finished a two week meeting at the Christian church North Salem.
The Modern Woodmen of America announce the next regular meeting is Wednesday night July 19. All members are expected to attend for important business. J. E. Marvin and W. C. B. L. Powell, Clerk.
A short, domestic note urges readers to inspect the newspaper tag and send a check. The prompt hints at a subscription request and a warning about reviewing the tag for payment. No further details are provided.
Miss Genevieve Oaks visited relatives in Hale on Sunday while Miss Martha Lander campaigned to voters in Brookfield this Saturday. Mrs Opal Johnson started work at the Leader Record office, praised for efficiency. The paper notes new and renewed subscriptions to the Leader Record, including Mrs Neva Bing.
A fragmentary list includes residents and officials such as J. E. Merrick, A. F. Hail, Joe Thompson, Mrs. Ed Garrett, Rev. J. H. Lane, J. M. Smith, 8. E. Shipley, Edgar Crist, Leona Harris, Jas. Fields, KF. M. Belcher, S. P. Schrock, C. H. Deskins, Leland Lambert, Vic Wields, Mrs. Hermion Adams, Mrs. T. S. Elliott, A. L. Maggart, H. L. Fuller, Mrs. Margaret Slater, James Ridenour, J. G. Shipp, Isaac Johnson.
Neighbors and friends gathered Friday evening to honor Mrs Archie Knifong on her 28th birthday with ice cream and cake. Present were Lee Foster and wife Dayton Street and wife Will Cumbo and wife Dr and Mrs Hunter Mrs W A Conyers Mont Cumbo and wife Oscar Blender wife and baby Leon Gooch wife and children and Misses Rebecca and Evelyn Beaty of Sumner. The gathering centered on social conversation.
News arrives that Rev Father J J Jermain of Milan was killed Sunday night while shifting a live wire near the sidewalk. He had long served as pastor of Milan Catholic church and aided the construction of a new church. His funeral was held at Conception Missouri, his former home.
The Rev Father Cummins of Brookfield assisted at the funeral, indicating parish involvement and religious rites conducted for the deceased.
A guest recounts Mr. and Mrs. Earl Drake hosting a one o clock dinner for sixteen at their country home near Linneus on Sunday July 9. The feast received high praise for Mrs. Drakes culinary skill and guests lingered in conversation as sunset tinted the horizon. The hosts were deemed delightful entertainers and guests wished for more such hospitable days.
Representative W. W. Rucker and Ralph Lozier lead the county ticket with H. W. Atkins as Prosecuting Attorney and E. Dist. Wm. H. Tucker serving as Judge County Court. Clarence A. Jones and E. E. Shoop are Probate Judge candidates with Charles B. Dickson for Clerk of County Court.
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