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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1950
Page
4
G. T. Woodward and N. Woodward are listed as owners and publishers, indicated in the newspaper’s byline. The entry identifies them as responsible parties for the publication and governance of the paper.
A list of local events with dates includes Market Day July 29 at Old Grand Leader Building Browning Home Coming August 4 5 6 Achievement Day August 7 8 Linneus High School Parmers Field Day August 9 at E L Jacobi farm north St Catherine Highway 11 Old Settlers Linneus August 10 11 12 Missouri State Fair August 20 27 Womens Achievement Day September 15 Interstate Show St Joseph September 26 29.
Fred Bertshman kept his regular church appointments at the Church of God. Mrs. George Pittaway and daughters prepared to return to Oklahoma City after visiting Ada Smith and kin. Roger residents attended a pink and blue shower for Mrs. Andrew Johnson at the Glenn Boyd home. Elza Jacobs visited Bob Bardon. Sandra Kay Jacobs saw Amber Lou King. Mrs. Robert Stephenson and children spent Saturday at Rue McClaren’s home.
Morris Chapel residents record a busy week with guests in Norton Kansas and Kansas City Missouri. Families gather for dinners berry picking and weekend visits with relatives in Iowa and nearby towns while plans unfold for a new house.
Announcing John W. Milhoan as a Democratic candidate for State Representative from Sullivan County Missouri subject to the August 1 1950 primary election voters.
Glenn Freeland files as Democratic candidate for Clerk of the County Court in Sullivan County Missouri subject to the August 1 1950 primary election. voters will determine the party nominee for the office.
Official notice announces Ralph Reinhard as Clerk of the Circuit Court and Ex-officio Recorder of Deeds. The document dated Tuesday August 2 details appointment authority and roles.
Material notes indicate Harry E. Quigley and Mary election on Tuesday August 1 1950.
The column notes cool weather and pleasant conditions. Jr and Mrs Ray McNally and Peggy plan to welcome her husband home this week. Aunt Tilly McShane visited Stanley Murrain for Sunday lunch. Robert Bowles and his mother Hallie Bowles were in Purdin last Monday for shopping.
Mrs Eva Helms and Mrs Ethel Woods visited relatives in Purdin on Friday. Mrs Zida McNally visited Mrs Tilly McShane on Sunday afternoon. Mrs Fred Cassity returned from McLarney Hospital much improved and hopes are for continued progress.
Mrs Kermit Rulon visited her parents Mr and Mrs Will Bailey on Thursday. Leon Smith merchant took a business trip to St Joseph on Thursday. Roy Jennings was in Kirksville Friday. Crede Boyles and brother Herbert took their mother Agnes V Boyles to Dr Freeman's Kirksville eye exam Friday with Miss Mary Crain. Mrs Crede Boyles and others took daughters to piano teacher in Brookfield Friday. Everett Shreckhise and Bill Gall were late Friday shoppers in Shelby. Runyan and Guyer delivered.
A correction states Quinn Guyer and Sons baled 1,232 bales of hay for Herbert Boyles. The item previously attributed different figures belongs to the same correction.
Clarence F. Rice executor announces final settlement of the W F Rice estate in Linn County Missouri. The Probate Court in Linneus will hear the matter at the next term on August 14 1950, and all creditors and interested parties are notified to attend. First insertion July 13 1950.
Notice to creditors and others interested in the estates of Henry T. Jerome and Wiley Valentine Walker. Earl Jerome and Glenn Jerome named as administrators following letters of administration granted by the Probate Court of Linn County Missouri. Hearing date recorded as July 5, 1950.
All persons with claims against the estate of F. L. Neff must present them within six months after letters are granted or be barred from any benefit. If not exhibited within one year, they shall be forever barred. Cecil Walker administrator attests. I H W Neff administrator will seek final settlement at the Linn County Probate Court in Linneus on August 14.
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