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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1934
Page
2
We are authorized to announce Marry E. Quigley as a candidate for the office of Circuit Clerk and Recorder of Sullivan County Missouri, subject to the action of the Democratic voters at the primary election to be held Tuesday August 7 1984.
Mr. and Mrs. Ferman McKay hosted visits from Janes Tipton and Edwin Tipton joined by family. Numerous family gatherings occurred across Roger, Knox City, Humphreys, Osgood, Polock, Milan, and Chicago. Ice cream social at the school drew a large crowd. Pleasant Grove beat Pennville 9 11 on our ground with one Pleasant Grove loss noted this season.
Shafter reports recent showers easing drought and corn crops well laid by in most fields. Mr and Mrs Williams of Green City relocate to Henry Purdin rental property as new arrivals. Locals hosted guests Dudley Phillips Mamie Nect and others at J G Coulter's. Mary Ann Samples visits R E Smith. Ice cream and cake served. Herman Cooper returns from St Louis hospital improved. Kenneth Jennings and family visit Vernon Phillips and Zanior.
Sunday showers bring friendly visits across Purdin and nearby towns. Families including Yogel Clark Smith Johnson Hisel Pulliam Bagley Garrett Monroe Stultz and Lambert are mentioned with relatives visiting, selling a truck and planning trucking work.
Pleasant Grove residents report corn laid by and many fields replanted with raw crops. Mr and Mrs Hugh Murphy spent Sunday night in town. Miss Esta Foster and Miss Fay Foster are visiting Chicago friends.
The Shelby column reports hot dry weather and haying activity at Mullens farm with Norman MacDonnald and Harry Finney helping. Local visits include Mrs Tracie Christian and children with Will Welch’s family, Dorothy Wilson and Mary Boyles to Mrs Norman MacDonnald, and Mrs Carl Logan's illness. The Shelby Sport Column notes a ball game at science Sunday ending tied 3 to 3 after nine innings.
South Africa scored in the 11th to win 9 to 4. Battery: Gooch catch, Bennett pitch, Shelby Bauer catch, Bailey pitcher.
Perry Christian and family visited Ben Purdin's. Mrs. Jimmie Lemon of Wichita Kansas visited her sister Mrs. Russel Crist and family. Tommy Adams and family spent Sunday at Arthur Watson's. Perry McCollum of Kirksville visited Otis McCollum Sunday. Lloyd Cordray and family visited Clifford Brantner. Eva Nickerson visited sister Ora Cordray Saturday. Frank Cattey and wife visited Earl Abbott's in Winigan Sunday. Robert Cattey and family spent Sunday in Winigan with Lon Turners.
Letters of administration with the will annexed have been granted by Linn County Probate Court on June 25 1934 to Billa B. Hardinger Administratrix. Creditors must present claims within six months for allowance or be barred after one year from the grant date. Arthur L. Pratt Judge of Probate.
Clan Yardley family visited relatives in Reger while Helen White stayed at the Monroe White home. Several locals hosted visitors at Mollie Ford’s home. The Christian Crusaders plan a young peoples meeting July 6 at White Oak Church with special music. Buster Johnson awaits a preliminary hearing for first degree robbery in county jail. Browning pharmacist W. B. Smith is mentioned.
Smith told officers Johnson approached him at the Rice barber shop and followed him to the New Leeper hotel room. Johnson pulled a knife, forced Smith to lie on the bed, took $4, and removed trousers and a coat before being arrested near Woods storage room north of the city hall.
Johnson waived his preliminary hearing and was bound over to the September term of the circuit court of Livingston county. Unable to furnish bond of $2,000 he was remanded back to the county jail.
Ex servicemen are urged to return rifles owned by Claude H. Myers Post No 274 to the Post Commander or Post Adjutant by Saturday June 30.
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