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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1937
Page
2
A brief postal notice indicates mail matter at Brown ing Missouri is processed as second class. The date July 8 1897 appears as part of the post office record.
We are authorized to announce Mrs. Van Christy for the office of tax collector in Duncan township subject to the Democratic voters will at the primary election.
Maso Dei is a candidate for the Berwan township tax collector position subject to the Democratic voters in the upcoming primary election. The announcement signals party backing and a contest for the local fiscal post.
Harry Rhodes seeks the Republican nomination for Duncan Township tax collector at the upcoming convention. He aims to win the party approval before the general election.
Democratic voters in Duncan hear candidate F E Wilhite for Township Trustee as the coming primary election date approaches. The message emphasizes Wilhite's candidacy and party affiliation for the upcoming vote.
Clerk and Assessor candidate John Crowdis runs for the Duncan township post subject to Democratic voters in the upcoming primary election.
Edgar Heselton seeks the office of collector of taxes in Duncan Township subject to Democratic voters at the upcoming primary election.
L MecQuown filed to run in the Duncan township board race as part of the upcoming primary election. The filing details a bid for a board seat in the local election.
Clyde Brinkley enters a bid for Pheasant Hill Towship seat with a pledges platform. Local election officials confirm filing and potential competition from other candidates in the upcoming race.
The trustz2e announces J. R. Trumbo as a candidate for renomination as trustee of Bancan township, pending the approval of Democratic voters at the upcoming election.
Roy C Kaifeng announces candidacy for a seat on the Dunzan Board. The filing signals his campaign focus on governance and community interests. He aims to represent residents and bring experience from previous public service roles.
Howard Carter is announced as a candidate for Benton township tax collector subject to the forthcoming convention or primary election. The notice implies party or local nominating process activation.
The announcement designates Baille Street McNally as collector of taxes for Benton township subject to the will of Democratic voters at the forthcoming convention.
Roc Lay enters the race for the office of Trustee of Benton Township. The candidacy is subject to the will of Democratic voters at the upcoming convention.
Political note locates Arthur Smith as a candidate for Trustsee in Benton Township, indicating selection by Republican voters under the will of local party processes. No further details on office or dates are provided in the fragment.
Democratic voters in Duncan head to a party primary race as Grover Maggart campaigns for a seat on the Board of Education.
Republican voters in Benton town are urged to support J J Smith for the office of tax collector at the upcoming election. Smith emphasizes fiscal accountability and local service, outlining qualifications and campaign aims for the tax office.
Mr and Mrs Lawrence Couzh and son visited Mrs Glidewell family on Sunday. Ben Franklin visited Bernie Tharp family. Ralph Davis of Lineville Iowa had dinner with D W Foster family. Floyd Neely visited A L McKinney home Tuesday. The Punch family moved to Neve Pilcher’s farm. Pilchers return to their old home. Arlene Spencer visits parents after working in Grinnell. Mollie Tharp visited Mary Lawrence and family. D B Payne visits daughter Vannie Franklin family.
Rev and Mrs Joe Thompson of Kirksville conducted a regular service at the Church of God in Reger on Sunday. Sunday visitors at Walter McKay’s included the Thompsons and Mrs Buel McClarren with daughters and Julius and Ruth Bertschman. Virginia Williams stayed with Bob and Bessie Pardon in Roger. Henry McCaughey and sons visited relatives nearby. Hattie McKay spent the weekend with Vern Ledington and family. Buel McClarren and daughters later stayed at Vern Sectington’s.
Sunday visitors frequent Haseville as families and neighbors gathered at many homes. Notable moves include Harold Campbells transfer to Mrs Coulters farm and Earl Hess relocating to the Dive Farnsworth farm. Several households welcomed guests from the Sayers and Bowyer families and extended kin visited during the day.
Dr M L Haning, resident optician, offers eye tests and glasses fitting by appointment in Browning Missouri.
Kenneth Young and Clarence Nichols learn on Saturday that his mother is very ill. Aunt Carrie Bowyer returns to her farm after winter with her children. Fred Paul and family plan moving to Brookfield this week.
Local residents and families share weekend visits and relocations. Carrie Bowyer returns to farm for summer while George Hess handles furniture shipments to Marceline. Several couples host dinners. D P Myers visits from Iowa. Babe Gooch plans California departure. new home for Charley Singleton. other guests include Remick and Morris families and Hed ges visitors.
Sunday dinners featured Mr and Mrs W E Savers and family with the Holsers. Various visits included Rottmanns Meekers Goeoch Coulter and Bartows. T S Bartow served on a Brookfield jury. Esther Jennings stayed with her parents in Vernon Phillips household.
Crowded out last week as the worst snow storm of the season hit Saturday night. Wind and snow disrupted plans and limited activity, leaving many items unrecorded and weather conditions blamed for the disruption.
A roundup of local social notes shows residents visiting relatives, illness and recovery updates, and minor moves. Florence Mott spent Sunday with the Cassitys while Elbert Coram began work in Macon City. The Sunshine Workers postponed a meeting due to weather and illness.
Roads remain nearly impassable after ice and snow. Detroit visitors including Mrs Urban Fetters and Mrs Elmer Andrews visit relatives in town. Several residents recover from injuries and illness while mail carriers face travel challenges.
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