James G Nickell Announces Candidacy for Sullivan Sheriff
James G Nickell of Duncan township announces his candidacy for Sullivan County Sheriff as a Republican in the August primary election.
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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1932
Page
2
James G Nickell of Duncan township announces his candidacy for Sullivan County Sheriff as a Republican in the August primary election.
George W. Wood of Clay township declares candidacy for Linn County Missouri sheriff subject to Democratic voters will to be expressed at the August primary election.
The candidacy of L. M. Watson of North Salem township is announced for Sheriff of Linn county, subject to the will of Democratic voters in the upcoming primary election next August.
Noah Head of North Salem township runs for sheriff of Linn County subject to the will of Republican voters at the August primary.
A string of social visits and cooking helpers ties Russell life together. Numerous families including Keithley Bowyer West Long and Schrock share Sundays and weeknights visiting relatives across the area. A fall injuries mention and a sprained ankle among Miss Virginia Jennings close the list of readable items.
Miss Givendaly Brandon of Green City visits aunt Mrs L P Lawrence. Miss Esta Foster returns from Kansas City to home. Floyd Gillpatric visits W A Tharp. Dr Grimm and nurse operated on 6 year old for appendicitis. patient in critical condition. Mrs Sam Swearengen improving. O H Gramling and family and L P Lawrence visit D W Foster. Ruth Lawrence hosts dinner with Esta Foster and James Jones. Mrs Oscar Glidewell visits son Vern Talbert. C H Maggart helps Alfred Maggart with hay. Allen Foster and wife at Ed Franklin's. Leo Whitaker and Allen Lawrence visit Fred Whitaker home near Humphreys.
The notice records visits by Miss Leatha and Emogene Jaks to the Lloyd Goodyer home. Kenneth Jennings and family stayed with her parents Vernon and Hillips and children. Dan Bundies attended Mrs. Henry Curdin's funeral on Saturday. Bryan Schrock and family spent Sunday with Cleve Jennings.
Rain refreshed the area while Rev Rudloff preached two sermons at Morris Chapel with Mrs Rudloff. Mrs Nan Powell visited Browning relatives and Hazel was honored at a town party hosted by the Murrells. Community mourned Mrs Henry Purdin after a six month illness. Activities included visits, dinners, and family gatherings across Shafter area.
Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs Elmer Hammock included their children Veda Irene and James. Merel Hess is suffering from a severe case of gall stones.
The Probate Court of Linn County Missouri granted letters testamentary for the estate of John H. Durkin to the undersigned. Claimants must file within six months of the grant date or be barred. claims not filed within one year are forever barred. Executor Harvey H. Dunkin, Seal. Judge Arthur L. Pratt underscores the probate action.
Cred itors and others interested in the estate of M. P. Brassfield deceased are informed that J Emma V Brassfield administratrix with the will annexed will make final settlement at the next term of the Probate Court in Linn County Missouri at Linneus on August 8 1932. Emma V Brassfield administratrix with the will annexed. Notice of final settlement issued for the estate of Emmett L Keithley deceased Executrix Helen M Keithley will make final settlement at the next term of the Linn County Probate Court at Linneus on August 8 1932.
I D E Morelock as Executor of the estate of Edward Maloney deceased will present the final settlement to the Probate Court of Linn County in 1932. This notice names interested parties and outlines the probate action to conclude the estate proceedings.
I K M Duncan administrator of William Robinson deceased gives notice of intent to file final settlement at the Linn County Missouri Probate Court in Linneus on August 8 1932. The administrator requests all creditors and interested parties appear and present claims if any before the hearing.
A flurry of Sunday visits highlights Haseville life with Mr. and Mrs. W R Young and Virginia at Alvin Bruce's and Mr. and Mrs. William Triplett visiting the Ben Wood home. Numerous relatives, including the Gooch and Bartow families, share dinners, calls, and a Thursday trip to Humphreys, plus a dental trip and attendance at a Shafter ball game.
Local note praises a recent good rain Friday and Saturday and thanks God for kindness. mentions pleasant weather and a small remark on past musical entertainment by Tuesta and Thurs.
A Thursday night accident left Ben Kirk with a deep knee cut and his sister unconscious until morning after Nolan Boyles and others witnessed the scene. The crash occurred when a car struck a telephone pole west of town, breaking the pole and damaging wires and the vehicle.
Weekend social scene across North East Linn with numerous family visits. Residents including Mrs. Dale Sill and Mrs. Mollie Thompson spent time with Mrs. Maggie Brewer, while Harvey Smith and family joined at Allen Sill's. Various Cordray and McCollum relatives visited, traveled to Browning on business, or helped with hay work.
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