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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1932
Page
2
The Browning Leader-Record of Browning Missouri lists its mailing status as second class matter entered at the Brown i ar post office on July 8 1897. The publication date noted is Thursday June 16 1932.
The notice announces James G. Nickel of Duncan township for Sullivan County Sheriff under Republican voters in the August primary. It also lists George W. Wood of Clay township seeking Linn County Missouri Sheriff under Democratic voters in the August primary. L. M. Watson of North Salem township is announced for Linn County Sheriff under Democratic voters in the August primary.
Noah Head presents as candidate for sheriff of Linn County in the August Republican primary. He emphasizes local roots in North Salem township and pledges to uphold law and public safety subject to voter will.
Community happenings across Keytesville and nearby towns include Sunday dinners with the Clarks and Head families, visits by Coram and Stephenson, weekend engagements around Winigan and Milan, church at White Oak with 49 attendees, and several residents traveling to Milan or Laredo for visits or business. Notable names: W H Clark, Leo Herlston, Meryl Deweese, Clarence Head, Pete Crowdis, Roy Kai fong, Cecil Taylor, Jake Fields, Mary Hecker, Elmer Clemo.
Mr and Mrs Byron Taylor show off a new car. Ola Knnfong visits Orbra Jones in Browning on Thursday. Bernie and Raymond Pipes make a business trip to Linus one day last week and return with Bernie. Arthur Coram and Fitz Brinkley with families stay at Rob Stephenson’s over the weekend. Imogene and Lula Hollen visit Belva and Virgie Hollen. Louis Stephenson and John Fishback visit near Browning. Francis Shepherd and children visit relatives near Milan on Sunday night.
Local notes depict good weather for farming and fruit harvests with families busy in plowing strawberries and vegetables. Town residents attend gatherings, visits, and birthdays, while hunting tales and travel between Chillicothe and surrounding farms add local color.
Lloyd Bowyer and family hosted Ruth and Alice Marie Coulter on Saturday night. Ruth Hanson and Evelyn Longwell visited Mrs. John Longwell. Henry Purdin and Tom Myers of Purdin dined with W. L. Baker and Herb Johnson. Sam Gooch and Gus Coulter shopped in Shafter Saturday. George Hess and son Bud visited Clarence, Missouri last week for soybeans. Elmer Hammock visited a wholesale house in Chillicothe. Hammock and Tom Morris were visitors to Purdin and Browning for business on Thursday.
Letters testamentary granted by the Linn County Missouri Probate Court on May 27 1932 naming Harold Bingham as executor. Creditors must file claims within six months for allowance and within one year to avoid bar. notices serve to all persons with claims against the estate. Arthur L. Pratt judge of probate signs.
Rainy spell brings good crops as residents in Cross Roads and nearby Coral report healthy growth. Mrs Grace Houser and daughter Nola visit sister Mrs Johnie Holton while Mrs J H Tharp undergoes appendectomy in Kirksville hospital.
W E Sayers made a business trip to Laredo Saturday morning. Dean Morris spent Thursday at the J W Morris home. Mr and Mrs Ray Molley and children were Haseville visitors. Mr and Mrs Charles Trommer Houser and daughter and Mr and Mrs Harry Tommerhouser and daughters attended Decoration services at Lindley last Sunday afternoon. Mrs Linden Denns and two other persons were noted in attendance.
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