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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1934
Page
2
The petition announces Harry E. Quigley as a candidate for the office of Circuit Clerk and Ex-officio Recorder of Sullivan County Missouri subject to Democratic primary majority on August 7 1934. The notice appears in the Browning Missouri Post Office distribution.
State Senator A W Herington of Sullivan county seeks renomination for the office of State Senator from this district subject to the Democratic voters August primary election.
The notice nominates Bernie L. Stutler for Judge of Probate Court of Sullivan County subject to Democratic primary action on Tuesday August 7.
Candidate C. E. Swinney announces his bid for Linn County clerk, pledging to serve under the Democratic voters at the upcoming August primary election. The statement underscores party guidance shaping the race and the official’s office.
Arthur L. Pratt seeks the probate judgeship in Linn county under the Democratic voters guidance at the upcoming August primary election.
Announcement notes Harry E Kelley for the Linn county Recorder of Deeds, running under Democratic guidance and subject to party will. The item outlines candidacy within the local judicial electors and party structure.
Vane C. Thurlo announces candidacy for Linn County prosecuting attorney subject to Democratic voter action at the Au. The filing signals a campaign to win the party nomination and lead the district attorney’s office.
The sparse rain has shortchanged gardens pastures and corn as the community laments drought. Farm families Langdon Modrell Turner and Spen cer join a round of visits while stock shipments head to St Louis. Local families gather with relatives near Cora Ethel Mystic and Milan as lengthy travel resumes.
Cora reports visitors from Linn county and Denver including Mack Havens and Martin Dodson. Milan beat Cora in a Sunday ball game while Cora and Milan teams played at Cora. Mrs. Butler stayed with Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Maxey on July 1. H. W. Stokes of Edenburg NL visited relatives and were guests of Mrs. Lorene Whaley Saturday night and Sunday.
The community notes a continued hot and dry spell as residents hope for rain. Local visits include Mr and Mrs Norman Miller and child with Mrs Orpha Walters and son Thelbert, plus Charm Charley Helms family. Rex Bauer returns from the CCC for a weekend visit. Raymond Pearler works for Claude McColum during hay harvest. John C McCollum and wife visit Brookfield. Nolan Cassity and family visit Albert Cassity. Bernice Pearler calls on Ruby and Ruth Helms.
Pleasant Grove notes Lucille Franklin of Kirksville visits her parents this week. Oscar Glidewell shows improvement after a week of illness. Mrs Vannie Franklin appears on the folk list. Coy Jones and wife welcome a baby boy. Neighbors Mr and Mrs Walter Gooch and Mr and Mrs Walter J Gooch visit L P and Arthur Lawrence. A Marlay's party entertained the young folks last Wednesday. Royce Lawrence returned from Reseda California after a visit with his father Lew Lawrence and family. Raymond Moore visits grandmother Mrs Mary Dalzell. Corrine Glidewell visits Annabell and Charline Couch last week.
The brief notes describe hot dry weather and Sunday visits. Alvin Bruce and daughter Joan dined with Herman Young and daughters, while W J Gooch Sr and Oral joined Mr and Mrs Lew Lawrence near Milan with W J Gooch Jr. Also mentions the Ladies Aid Society meeting.
Mrs Ruth Lawrence hosted a Thursday event with the largest crowd of the year. Lottie Nichols assisted with refreshments of ice cream cake and ice tea. Many members and guests enjoyed a pleasant afternoon.
Letters of administration with the will annexed granted by Linn County Missouri Probate Court on June 25 1934 to Billa B Hardinger as administratrix with the will annexed. Claims must be filed within six months or be barred. one year to bar. Arthur L. Pratt Judge of Probate.
Notice to creditors and interested parties that I Lana Crooks Administratrix will seek final settlement of the estate of George T Mundell Leecased at Linn County Probate Court Linneus on August 15 1934.
The W C T U ladies held an ice cream supper Saturday night with fine cake and cream. Local residents Raymond Bagley and family visited Willard Ross and family, and Leland Cassity and wife from Kansas City spent weekend with homefolk. Urben Fetters and wife visited Jerry Brown and wife. Lois Kingsolver visits Kathyern Pointer in Kansas City this week. Cecil Smith hauled a truck of sheep to St Joseph. Charles Johnson, wife and daughter involved in local matters.
Mrs. Mamie Buswell visited her parents after Leon Smith moved two truckloads of livestock to St. Louis. Curt Bauer and Miss Dorothy Wilson transported Ben Mullens home. Hadley Rulon and Nelson Almond hauled stock to St. Louis for Guy McGomery. Nile Bauer and others aid haying while McGhee family welcomes visitors.
Curt Bauer mowed hay at the Mullen ranch while Carl Logan and his wife aided Curt’s parents in digging a well on Bear Branch for stock last week. They reported good success.
Ben Mullins of Mullins Ranch visited Purdin Saturday. Ellen Miller spent Saturday with sister Jane Olson. Leland Cassity from Kansas City and family stayed with C. E. Gooch and Fred Cassity. Robert Brumback preached at Church of Christ. Mrs. Brumback accompanied him. Various residents hosted guests and helped with hay. A merchants sponsored picture show is popular.
Firestone promotes a new tire praised for size and non skid with broad shoulders and deep tread. Dealers urge customers to equip whole cars now while low prices last. Triple Guarantee covers performance against defects life road hazards and six months in commercial use.
I W A Mundell executor of the estate of Thomas B Mundell deceased seeks final settlement at the Linn County Missouri probate court at Linneus on August 13 1934. W A Mundell executor.
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