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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1934
Page
2
The Browning Leader records that Darry F. Quigley is nominated as a candidate for the office of Circuit Clerk and Recorder of Sullivan County Missouri. The selection awaits action by Democratic voters in the August 7, 1934 primary.
Northeast Linn items report hot dry weather harming potatoes and gardens. Residents including Hattie Lineberry Ken Carter and families visited Maggie Brewer Friday. Several gatherings occur Sunday with Bill Abbott Earl Vencll Sam Franklin and Sherman Cordray funeral attended by locals.
Mrs. Leon Gooch visited her parents in Shelby the first of the week. Mr. and Mrs. Harvie Hatch and
Lucille Riedle arrives from Wearborn Michigan to visit her parents. Mrs. Kenneth Riedle and children come from Detroit to visit family. John Bauswell has mumps but recovers well. Roe Logan and son Carl visit. Gale Bailey and others transport stock to St. Louis. A thunderstorm frightens a John Davis platform dance but no rain. Several couples host dinners and visit friends in nearby towns including Brookfield Linneus Newtown Gallatin and Willard Ross families.
It rained unsuccessfully Saturday night in Grantsville. Mrs. Herman Hutchinson returned from Kirksville hospital Monday and is progressing well. J. O. Pulliam visited his parents Sunday. Wes Bundridge and wife visited her parents George and Mrs Hisel on Wednesday. H. C. Taylor Mildred Woodworth and Carlee Stone visited Willard Pulliam Sunday. Crutchel Urbach went to Trenton Sunday after his wife had visited her brother. Crafton Kingsolver and family were mentioned.
Rain is badly needed as stock water runs low and vegetation dries. Wm. A. Butler remains ill. Tom Ed Bundridge and family visit from Jefferson City to see Mrs Ann Bundridge and Wesley Bundridge north east of Cora. Mrs. James Foster and daughter Geraldine of St. Joseph assist their father. Wm. A. Butler hosts Irene Helms from near Milan. Mrs. Hulda Phipps of Milan visits Wm. A. Butler.
Letters testamentary have been granted to Wm. H. McCollum as executor of I. J. McCollum deceased by Linn County Missouri probate court on May 28 1934. Creditors must file claims within six months for allowance or be barred. one year to bar. Arthur L. Pratt judge of probate signs with seal.
Roy Langdon and wife from Kansas City and Ernest Langdon and wife from South Dakota visited their parents Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Langdon and brother Let east of Cora returning home Sunday. Ad Norman and family moved to Cora recently. Carl Goodwin was in Cora. Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Fanning of Cora welcomed a baby girl born May 30. Mother and babe are doing nicely. Mrs. G. M. Spencer of Cora and daughter Hildred of Milan visited Kansas City last week. H. F. Kille and family east of Browning were in the community Sunday. Ralph Lawrence and wife northeast of Cora visited their daughter Mrs. Lee Marlay west of Browning Monday.
John A Browning visited Billy Fields home last week. Walter Overstreet family and Isabel and Rodgers of New Boston spent Wednesday at Robert Stephenson home and visited White Oak cemetery. Rufus Callihan seen by Josie Fields and Robert Fields sisters. Delbert Howard family near Green Castle Sunday visit. Marvin Stephenson to Kirksville hospital for tonsil removal. Ruth Robinson stayed night with Maxine Woodall. Loraine Trumbo stayed weekend with Dolores Stephenson. Ralph Collins family and Mary Jane Clements visited Charley Collins home Sunday. Maxine Woodall visited Velma Stephenson. McCord family and children spent Sunday with Everett White. Fred Bertschman family and Alda McKinister visited Lester Stephenson home. Raymond and Kenneth Jerome of Green Castle and Melvin Stephenson of Roger called at Roy Taylor home Sunday afternoon. Ernest Willis of Kansas visited Clarence DeWitt home Sunday.
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