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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1932
Page
2
The announcement states James G Nickell of Duncan township seeks the office of Sheriff of Sullivan County subject to Republican voters will at the August primary election.
George W. Wood of Clay township announces his candidacy for Linn County Sheriff Missouri subject to the will of Democratic voters at the August Primary election.
L. M. Watson of North Salem township declares his bid for Linn County Sheriff, subject to Democratic voters in the primary next August.
Local families and visitors fill the scene with Sunday gatherings and kinship. Listings include Mr. and Mrs. John Overall with children from Marceline and Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Nichols of Linneus, plus numerous neighbors at meals and on trips to Chillicothe and Laredo.
Neet couple marks 50th wedding anniversary with family from Kansas City and local guests. Numerous visits and births noted, including Burchett baby girl. March weather forecast linked to a lion-to-lamb adage as a sign of fair weather. Community reminders and birthdays shared among Linn County families. Roving mentions of Kinfolk, neighbors, and extended kin across Linneus and Browning.
Mrs. Ben Wood remains on the sick list as of Thursday. Saturday evening visits included Mr. and Mrs. E W Crook shanks with Mr. and Mrs. Joe Long. Sunday guests were Mr. and Mrs. Harley Smith and their son at the W E Browning home. The Aid met with Mrs. Almeda Bartow Thursday afternoon with eight members and three visitors present.
I, J McCollum, Delbert Waddell, Molly Thompson, Doris Smith, Mrs. Nelson Smith, Paul Sell and Uncle Billy Jones attend a gathering after which the women present Mrs. Sill with a set of quilt blocks following their dinner.
Weather remains unsettled with showers. Residents report moving and garden plowing around Purdin. Local visits include Carl Bivens with Brookfield friends, H. C. Taylor and family, and Willard Pulliam area remodeling. Several families travel to Linneus and farm work continues on local properties.
Relatives joined Minnie Riedle for a February birthday, a leap year celebration. Neighbors attended Mr and Mrs Jeff Nester's 40th wedding anniversary with a dinner and embroidered quilt. Orville Mott hosted guests while Atha Boggs visited Tulvania. A rock party and multiple visits occurred at Willie Woodside’s and other nearby homes, with numerous names listed among attendees.
Sunday visits fill the week with neighbors traveling to Purdin Meadville Brookfield and Brookfield areas. Households host relatives and friends as Mr and Mrs Turney Bailey Mrs Charlie Wilson and families receive callers while others attend a barn dance at Willie Woodside’s party. Carol Bauer also called on his relatives.
Uncle Frank Kauer visits with Mrs. Charlie Smith and her son Leon and daughters Mary and Ileen Boyles on Sunday in Brookfield with Earnest and Mrs. Smith.
The community lists the High School Honor Roll for the fourth six weeks with students such as Beverly Duncan Eunice Watson Dorothy Creason Reba Rhodes Wilma Powell Vivian Pipes Wilma Norvill Virginia Catter Virginia Bolling Virginia Burwell Harvey Dickinson Agatha Pipes Evelyn Haley Vadis Nickell Ida McQuown Elizabeth Burwell Melba Carter earning high marks across E and Sp series courses.
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