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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1936
Page
2
We are authorized to announce Guy T. Carter of Browning as a candidate for sheriff of Linn county. The nomination is subject to the action of Republican voters at the August primary election.
Dr Q H Becker of Sullivan county and AT Havens of Pleasant Hill township appear as candidates for Sullivan County sheriff while Harold F Mason of Marceline seeks Linn County prosecuting attorney. Both names indicate candidacy subject to respective party voters at the August primary.
Shafter and Garner items list Sunday visitors and weekend guests from Marceline and nearby towns. Families mentioned include Gilmer Gooch Hutchinson Stults Baker Buckner Bond Bowyer Arnold Meneely Molloy Bills Heggs Grice Grice Montgomery Montgomery Moore Cassity Harte Mott Thudhum Bailey Baley Dodge and Rulon, with a weekly drawing drawing crowds and a note on the Sunshine Workers Club forming.
Alberta Campbell planned an all day meeting on Wednesday. Od Thudium and family attended church services at New Boston on the 14th and visited the W. L. Cohoon home. Orville Mott and wife visited her parents near Ethel on the 14th. Elkord Thudium and family and Marvin Jones visited Hubert Baskett and wife near Shafter on Tuesday.
Haseville society notes list relatives and friends attending Herman Young’s funeral. Various visitors from Kansas City Kirksville Chillicothe and Linneus stop by and call on families including the Crooks Youngs and Bartows. Several members travel for hospital visits and family gatherings over the week.
North East Linn residents report Sunday visits and short calls at multiple households. Names include McWellum McCollum Watson Bailey Brewer Carter Cattey Catt e y Cordray Bailey Bartow Sayers Gooch and others with trips to St Joseph Brookfield Guthrie and Milo Bailey markets.
Lyne and Guy Morris, Mrs T J Bartow, Lola Rae and Jean and Mr and Mrs W J Gooch Jr are noted among residents busily preparing for Children exercises Sunday night. T L Bartow and sons Gale and Ruscell were in St Joseph with lambs Thursday. A Duffield of Linneus visited daughter Mrs C A Woolf and family this week. Harry Tromerhau ser and wife called on Will Pendergast Sunday afternoon.
Rural notes list visits and small events among residents including Lyons families, Shrockshire, Lee, Helms, and Burton households. Mentions of church and social gatherings, health updates, travels to Atchison and St Louis, with an administrator's notice for Isola Porter estate filed May 16 1936 and deadlines for claims in six months.
Curt Bauer drove lambs to St Joseph Monday night. Lane Bailey helped his grant Trather and Frank Bauer cultivate corn Tuesday and Wednesday. Mrs George Sims and family visited T L McDonald last week. Charles Wilson and wife traveled to Purdin Saturday. Mrs Lee Pegey and children were also there. Amel Deskins aided Dr Boyles with lay in his barn. Miss Dorothy Wilson returned from Kirksville Friday and heads back Sunday. Mr Teery the superintendent visited Shelby on business. Tracie Christian and Ben Mullin visited Friday. Mrs Ben McGhee is poorly, friends hope she improves. Mary Richardson and her brother Tom Smith attended the big drawing Saturday night. Pleasant Grove: Ed Franklin Jr and Mrs Tom Foster visited Allen Foster home near Green City Sunday. Henry Thorpe visited Mrs Mary Dalwell Sunday evening. Floyd Neely family visited relatives near Keytesville Sunday. L P Lawrence and family visited D W Foster Sunday evening. Lawrence Couen and son visited T R Glidewell Sunday. Wilburn family and daughter visited near Lemon Saturday night and Sunday.
The Probate Court of Linn County Missouri grants letters testamentary to B. E. Kirk and J. Geal on August 8 1886 with executor Arthur L. Pratt. All claims must be filed within one year from grant or be barred. Public notice posted June 11 1938.
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