Township Trustee Candidate Announcement for Duncan Township
Aife Sacobs of Roger announces candidacy for trustee of Duncan Township. The filing is subject to the will of the Democratic voters at the forthcoming primary election.
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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1933
Page
2
Aife Sacobs of Roger announces candidacy for trustee of Duncan Township. The filing is subject to the will of the Democratic voters at the forthcoming primary election.
A notice states John Crowdis of near Peter is nominated for the office of collector in Duncan township, selected by Democratic voters for the upcoming primary election.
Brennan T Shepherd of Roger Duncan Township is authorized to announce candidacy for the office of Clerk and Assessor subject to the will of the Democratic voters at the coming primary election.
We are authorized to announce 3rira Jones of this city for the office of collector of taxes of E&rican township, subject to the will of the Democratic voters at the coming primary election.
The unnamed city resident Mrs Alta McCoryaar announces her candidacy for elector in Benton township, aligned with the Democratic voters for the upcoming primary or convention.
Welvh C. Trumbo of Roger seeks the Democratic nomination for the Duncan township collector post in the upcoming scramming primary election.
J L Clevenger seeks the office of clerk and assessor of Tm erican township subject to voter participation at the upcoming Democratic primary election.
George P. Fields files as candidate for trustee of Duncan Township in the Democratic primary. Voters will decide at the municipal election.
Glenn G. Freeland announces his candidacy for the office of tax collector of Duncan township subject to the will of voters at the forthcoming Democratic primary election.
An authorization to announce Duff Jennings of TM era as a candidate for the office of clerk and assessor of Duncan township in the upcoming Democratic primary election. The announcement states it is subject to the will of the voters.
The name Homer P. Maggart is placed near Cora for the offices of clerk and assessor of Duncan Township subject to the action of the voters at the coming Democratic primary election.
The weather has been fine the past week and prompts thoughts of gardening. Dixie Pendergast hosts a small group to celebrate a recently observed Martha day with friends. Mr and Mrs S J Bartow were Gronday guests of Mrs Josie Overman of Laredo. Mr and Mrs Wallace Searcy welcome a baby daughter Seaby.
Gail and Russell Parton visited pene Jory Campbell Saturday night and Sunday. W Eyers made a business trip to Rn big wealthid Jessie Longwell was thrown from a horse Friday evening near Haseville breaking his collar bone. Billie Pew visited the S H Foster home Sunday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Walter J Gooch Jr Mrs Susie Gooch and son Oral and Mr and Mrs Tommie Bartow and children spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Ray Gooch. The Ladies Aid held an all day quilting meeting with Mrs Mamie Bartow Thursday. Mr and Mrs Victor Gooch and daughter Kitty Lynn spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs Ira Kilburn near Laredo. Mrs Almeda Bartow and son Jean were Friday visitors of Mrs Veda Wood. Neighbors surprised Martha Gooch with a pinochle party last Friday evening. Participants included Mr and Mrs Teddy Holser Mr and Mrs W J Gooch Mr and Mrs Victor Gooch and daughter Mr and Mrs Otis Lawrence and daughter Mr and Mrs T S Bartow and children and Mr and Mrs Ray Gooch.
Tom Boswell and family spent Sunday at Charley Cordray’s. Ralley Bailey and family visited Frank Cattey on Saturday. Robert Cattey and family and Floyd Cokerham spent Sunday at Edgar Cokerham’s. Otis McCollum and family were at Eli Nickell’s Sunday. Perry Christian and family were also there Sunday. Lloyd Cordray sawed wood for Ted McCollum last week. Otis McCollum and Glen Cordray helped Sherman and Lloyd Cordray butcher last week. Mrs. Maggie Brewer and Ver Nice Christian visited Ruth McCollum Friday. Floyd Ockerham and others spent Saturday evening with Perry Christian’s family.
A community notes listing visits and small gatherings among Scottsville and Warren residents. Mr and Mrs Lester Fields and daughter Violett visited Mr and Mrs John Morgan. Miss Josephine Watkins and Nadine Crowdis stayed with Iris and Theo Warren. Harold Lamberts moving to John Neely farm. Several families noted visits with Williams, Rachford, Harding, Fanning, McClarne, McCay, Seckelten, Meeks, and others.
Local report notes figures Edgar Morris and R E Smith focus on road conditions around Shafter. It outlines planned improvements and areas affected. Affected routes include nearby arterials and feeder streets with attention to drainage and surface repairs.
The column records a string of Sunday visits and weekend trips among residents including Billy Pridemore Gus Coultr Sam Gooch and families Mrs EB Smith the Bundies Baker Myers Hess Gooch and others. It notes bird activity fishing on Parsons Creek improved health for Ed Browning and W L Baker and mentions the funeral of Mrs Lee Spencer at Bear Branch church with Detroit ties.
Trustee K M Duncan to sell at public vendue on March 3, 1933, at Browning post office front door, Lot Four and west two thirds of Lot Three, Block Seven Browning, Linn County, Missouri to satisfy the note secured by a deed of trust dated August 16, 1921 by S C Lantz and Lola Lantz.
Letters of Administration granted February 6 1933 by the Probate Court Linn County Missouri to W R Ware as administrator. Claims must be filed within six months for allowance and within one year from grant to avoid bar. Attest Arthur L. Pratt Judge of Probate.
The article reports pleasant spring weather at the time of writing. Mrs Ray Bauer and her son Dean J visited her parents Mr and Mrs Ray Jennings over the past weekend. Orville Mott visited Neve Creason in Linneus last Wednesday evening. Mr and Mrs Orville Thudhum and son Vern spent Saturday night and Sunday with her parents Mr and Mrs Elvis Martin.
Mr and Mrs Albert Dodge visited T L McDonnald and family Sunday. Several attended the Thursday Brookfield trial of Creed and Ileen Boyles. Nile Bauer drove Herb Wilson and Johnie Burkholder to Kirksville Friday. Carl Logan has moved the past week. L T Finney moves on Willie Wood side place. Mr Milam has been sick. Dewit Bullen visits Missouri from Detroit. Ada McCollum called on Mrs Charley Wilson Sunday. Harold Wilson shared a business trip to Shelby Sunday night. Curt Bauer helped merchant Crist on the south side Saturday.
R D Monroe moved today to the A A Hawkins farm. D L Cady and the Hamners visited F G Lyons in Brookfield Sunday. Fred Cassity moved into the J C Myers property Monday. Ada Tapscott, grandchild of D L Cady, is sick with scarlet fever. J O Pulliam and wife visited kin near Linneus Sunday. W R Ross of Brookfield moves to D L Cady’s farm. Wm Pulliam made a Linneus trip Saturday. E H Hicks had Sunday dinner with Henry Murphy. Ed Kollasch moved to A Street. E L Jones moves into W F Stone place. Mrs A W Cotter aids Mr Able’s care for illness. Wm Pulliam sold his small farm north of town Saturday.
L. T. Finney of North Salem townships submits his bid for the office of township collector subject to Democratic voters at the upcoming primary election. He is 31, married, a farmer of eleven years, praised for honesty and business ability and seeks support at the primary.
O. S. Cokerham notes that Mrs. Wm Baskett is moving to the Pulliam farm located north of town.
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