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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1942
Page
4
Hereby given to all creditors and others interested in the estate of Lloyd W. Hummel that Reba Hummel executrix intends to make final settlement at the next term of the Probate Court of Linn County Missouri to be held at Linneus on August 10 1942.
Miss Yvonne Wood of Kansas City visited Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Wood and relatives. A series of Sunday dinners included J. R. Wood, Virgil Sayers, J. C. Jennings in the Navy, Morris Crookshanks, Floy Morris, Bill Tripplett, Charley Tromerhouser, John Todd, and Mary Lee among others, highlighting community ties and shared hospitality.
North East Linn reports a busy haying period with numerous Sunday visits and family gatherings. The McCollums from Kirksville visited grandparents and relatives while Cordrays, Millioans, Abbotts, and Cassitys hosted or traveled to spend time with kin across Kirksville La Plata Kirkville and Kansas.
The announcement declares Mrs Maxine Perkins as a candidate for Circuit Clerk of Linn County Missouri subject to Democratic primary voters will to be held Tuesday August 4 1942.
Circuit Clerk candidate Ruth Bogart announces run for Linn County Circuit Clerk. The bid highlights qualifications and local service, aiming to win the upcoming election.
County Clerk C. E. Swinney announces his bid for the Democratic nomination in the County Court race, with the primary set for Tuesday August 4 1942, subject to the party’s will.
Prosecuting Attorney C B Burns announces candidacy subject to Democratic voters in the August 4 1942 primary.
Recorder Bernice Kelley announces a land sale under Linn County authority to be held on August 4. The notice specifies execution of the will of the landowner and related procedures for the public sale.
Judge Joe Edmundson runs in Linn County as a Democratic candidate for the Western District seat subject to primary election on August 4. The campaign emphasizes commitment to judicial service and district governance ahead of the party vote.
The notice lists Margaret Price as Recorder of Deeds for Linn County and announces the election date set for Tuesday August 4 1942. The item emphasizes local election administration and official roles within Linn County.
County Clerk Harry Rhodes announces Sullivan County primary election guidance subject to Republican voters on Tuesday August 4 1942.
A candidate files for the Republican nomination for Sul livan County Prosecuting Attorney subject to the August primary election.
The prosecuting attorney position in Sullivan County Missouri faces a Republican primary election on Tuesday August 4 1942 as voters decide the party nominee.
Sunday visitors and family gatherings are described with several households listed. Mr Vernon Stephen and family visited Carl Head. Paul Collins from Glasgow stayed with J W Sevier and Barbara. Jas Head's family joined J S Head. Dan Head and daughters joined afternoon callers. the Browning park celebration for Arthur Brassfield drew Truman Stephen, Marjorie, and Fannie Harmon. Dan Head bought a team of mares from Dean Knight.
A visitor’s portrait of The House of David community in Benton Harbor Michigan. Founder Benjamin born 1861 in Kentucky led a vegetarian cooperative with about 250 members, owning farms, a printing plant, amusement park, and an island. Everyone works and shares profits.
Jim Dodson is poorly and hopes for a quick recovery. The Sevier home hosted Sunday visitors including Mr and Mrs John Elliott, Mr and Mrs Allen Dunlap, Mr and Mrs Edward Clark, Elmer Sevier, Shirley Sue, Phyllis Steele and Paul Collins. Ernest Dodson recently moved to San Diego for work. Vaughn Shaw and family visited Clyde Hoskins, while Everett Dodson and his Kirksville sons spent Sunday with Jim Dodson.
Dan M Nee urges freedom loving Americans to invest 10 percent of income in War Savings Bonds to support troops and defend homes. He warns of Axis brutality and calls readers to contact their War Savings Committee chairmen or postmasters to join the 10 percent club.
A rain would help corn in Purdin as several locals report a week of pleasant weather. Mrs. Helen Mason and sister Mary Blackburn visit the A W Bales family in Kansas City since Friday. Various residents and visitors stop by friends and relatives, including Mildred Woodworth, Leland Cassity, Willard Ross, Earl Hess, Ada Miller, Van Vencill, Erio Wolfe, and Wil Penhale.
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