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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1933
Page
2
Joe Nickell files notice from Browning Missouri authorizing Ex Jacobs of Roger for the office of trustee of Duncan Township. Voters will choose at the forthcoming primary election under Democratic guidance.
The notice announces John Crowdis as a candidate for the office of tax collector in Duncan township subject to the will of Democratic voters at the forthcoming primary election.
Announcement that Truman T Shepherd seeks the Democratic nomination for clerk and assessor in Duncan township subject to primary election will of Democratic voters. The statement names the candidate and office aligned with party process and local government duties.
Ibra Jones announces candidacy for township collector of Wauncan in the upcoming Democratic primary, asserting support from party voters and the will of the electorate.
Ralph C. Trumbo of Roger seeks the Democratic nomination for the Duncan township collector position, subject to the will of Democratic voters at the upcoming primary election.
The name J L Clevenger is listed for the office of clerk and assessor of 7 TM Hancan township subject to voters in the upcoming Democratic primary election.
George P. Fields runs for the office of trustee of Duncan Township subject to the will of the Democrat voters at the primary election.
Glenn G. Freeland announces candidacy for the office of collector of taxes of Duncan township subject to the will of voters at the coming Democratic primary election.
Duff Jennings of Sora seeks the office of clerk and assessor for Duncan township subject to voters at the upcoming Democratic primary election.
Homer P. Maggart of near Cora runs for the office of clerk and assessor of Duncan township subject to Democratic primary voters.
Imogene Hollon spent Friday night with Belva Hollon. Meeting at White Oak Grove Friday night drew a large crowd. Stamp Hagan of Milan visited the A. C. Brinkley home Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Stephenson moved from the John R. Stephenson farm to near Laredo and the Stephenson family joined them on the new farm. Truman Shepherd has regained his mobility after confinement and is out again, a relief to his friends.
Fritz Brinkley and family moved to Reb Stephenson farm. Mrs. Grant Smith visited Mrs. Walter McCoy. Vernice Stephenson stayed at Johnie Stephenson home. Church of God at Reger elected new Sunday school officers and invited all to services with Rev. Foster. Meetings planned Wednesday and Sunday. Local households hosted visitors and a birthday dinner occurred at Henry Stephenson’s. Belva Hollon helped care for an ill relative. Claude Kenley’s sale drew attendees.
Mrs. Mary Spencer spent the week end in Milan while Miss Verda Pipes also visited Milan. Mr. and Mrs. Charley Morris hosted friends and Charley Morris’s children visited Princess Lawrence near Milan. Ed Almond hosted a well attended dance Saturday night attracting locals. Iva Bell Norman and Velma Almond visited at the Morris home. Mrs. Lawrence and her mother Ella Heskins traveled to Cora for a visit, then returned with Mrs. Morris.
The Shelby area saw cooler weather recently. Mrs. Leon Gooch and daughter Juanita visited her parents Monday. Will Welch visited his daughter Tracy Christian on Sunday. Alda McCollum called on Agnes Boyles last week. A Shelby merchant on the south side is moving to Harris. Further visits included W. J. Bailey and son Gale, Mary Richardson, J M Logan, John Buswell, Carl Bauer, L. T. Finney and family, and Tracy Bailey visiting relatives Friday through Sunday.
Mr and Mrs Albert Dodge visited T L McDonnald and family on Sunday. Nile Bauer and Mr Terry called on Mr Milam Sunday.
Rev Crawford of Browning visits the area while Earl Dunlap returns from Kansas City. Neighbors host calls at the Pipes home and Misses Bernice Verda and Anna Mary Pipes visit the Franklins. A farewell dance marks Elmer Jacobs move to Green Castle despite bad roads.
Letters of Administration granted to W. R. Ware by Linn County Missouri Probate Court on February 6 1933 for the estate of Martha M. Robinson. Claimants must exhibit within six months to be allowed, or be barred. within one year from grant date. Attest Arthur L. Pratt Judge of Probate and W. R. Ware Administrator.
The week brought pleasant weather as families note moving of Buell McClaern to the old Sal Wattenbarger farm and Francs Shepherds to the Luther Shenher farm. Local cattle trades include Parse Brassfield buying cattle from Charley Williams and Herbert Williams delivering cattle to market for R A Thurlo and Steve Atkins.
Mrs Josie Williams and Mr and Mrs John Trask of Galt were Sunday dinner guests at the D W Foster home. Several children in the neighborhood are ill with whooping cough.
Gail Picher has been on the sick list for two weeks. Mrs. Mary Lawrenece hosted a quilting day with help from Mrs. John Jones and Mrs. Coy Jones. Several visits occurred including Mr. and Mrs. Coy Jones at Mrs. Jones' mother and Alden Marlay with Allen Lawrence. Golda Davis from Kirksville visited her mother Martha Davis at the Foster home. The Franklin family moves to a Milan area farm.
Last week featured mild spring weather with a rain on Monday and a colder Tuesday. Local residents delivered hogs to Cora, including Fred Watson Everett Harris Herbert Robinson and C. C. Dodson, with Myron Tharp and wife helping grandparents. Loren Elliott and Buge Havens also helped, while W. I. Langdon shopped in Milan. C. C. Dodson had dinner at G. M. Spencer's, who was recently in Chillico.
Tony Gall and family called on Bill Burkholder's residence Sunday. Bennie Burkholder and wife were noted in the brief report.
Daily weekend and Sunday happenings show neighbors visiting relatives and friends, with rides to Detroit and Kirksville, theater trips, and a 21st birthday surprise. Notable names include Monroe Bailey Bauer Belzer Thudium Riedel Coram McCollum Sill Head Head Abbott and Head families.
Noah Head and wife of Linneus visited Mrs. Maggie Brewer Friday. Perry McCollum and wife visited I. J. McCollum Sunday. Roy Harl and wife spent Sunday with their son Edgar Hart and family. Perry Christian and family also listed among visits.
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