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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1924
Page
4
Announcement states Ralph M. Eubanks is a candidate for Prosecuting Attorney of Sullivan County Missouri subject to Republican voters decision at the August primary election.
Authorized announce John Robert Henley of Polk township as candidate for Sheriff of Sullivan County Missouri. Candidacy subject to Republican voters decision at the August primary election.
Frances Stufflebean spent the past week at the L. H. Eden home. Mrs. Bummer of Chillicothe visited relatives Saturday. Elsie Cokerham visited Kathryn Ogle. Paul Jenkins and wife visited Emerson Bailey. Harold Brown and wife, Alvan Smith and wife, and Davie Pierce spent Sunday with Jack Brown and wife. Bev Carr and wife visited L. H. Eden. Jamita Mairs called on Kathryn Ogle. Mrs. Herman Hargadine and daughter stayed with Will Armstrongs. Fen Street visited John Brown. Loren Cleveland and wife visited Fred Keithley. Stewart Woodside and wife visited Otis Guyer. Chas. McGhee and wife were guests at the L. H. Eden home.
No rain in several days as farmers cultivate corn. Marvin Jones visited cousin Robert Cattey Friday and Saturday. Perry McCollum and family attended the New Boston Christian church dedication Sunday. Frank Cattey and I J McCollum attended Garner church Sunday. Adam Sill and mother visiting Allen Sill and mother for a few days. Arthur Cattey and family visited Earl Abbotts Sunday. Ben Almond and wife visited Charley Cordrays Sunday. Otis McCollum and family and Will Hart and wife helped Roy Hart and family eat ice cream Sunday evening.
News From North Salem reports a well attended show last week. Clay Moore makes a Browning business trip on Monday. Cultivating corn dominates today’s issues. Thiera Lambert and wife visit his mother. Mr. Lambert works at Gifford. Fred Bailey visits the Winigan area Sunday evening. Ward Moore is bitten by a viper while driving turkeys. he is taken to Dr. Baker at Winiga for care.
Notes report motion of a moving object near a dog named him. Miss Versie Pearler spent Sunday with Bernice Jennings. Harry Deskins works on cement near Kirksville this week. An overflight Monday near Salem set a record trip. Salem youths harvest in Kansas. Mrs. Rachel Nevins and daughter Margaret visit Salem. Wanted: fast ice cream maker at Head Bros. Store.
Farmers plow corn as several families visit relatives in Cora. Local preaching at Cross Roads draws large crowds. T E Bundridge and wife welcome a baby boy. Langdons plan three month trip visiting relatives in Kansas Colorado South Dakota. Ice cream social at Maggart school draws attendees. Ralph Morris and Claud Bauswell join Langdons for Kansas trip.
A statewide style catechism outlines the need for a Milan court house in Sullivan County. It argues space, records protection, and proper court use justify a $150000 bond plan, noting debt status and potential tax timing to fund construction.
Victor J. Miller son of Julius C. Miller a former county and congressional chair and sheriff of Jasper County Missouri. Born in Joplin he attended Joplin public schools the University of Missouri and Washington University St Louis where he earned a law degree and has practiced since. In 1918 he formed Case Miller with Clarence T Case. He married Mabel Katherine Cooney on July 3 1918 at St Peters Episcopal Church St Louis.
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