Local post office listing for Browning Missouri 1897 to 1932
Registered at the Browning Missouri post office as second class mail matter on July 8 1897 with the issue date Thursday March 17 1932.
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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1932
Page
2
Sheriff Nickell Announces Candidacy in Sullivan County
We are authorized to announce James G. Nickell of Duncan township as a candidate for the office of Sheriff of Sullivan county subject to the will of Republican voters at the August primary election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James G. Nickell
Duncan Township
Sullivan County
George W Wood Seeks Linn County Sheriff Nomination
The candidacy of George W Wood of Clay township for Linn County Missouri Sheriff is presented as subject to the will of Democratic voters and to be expressed at the August Primary election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Wood
Clay Township
Linn County
Missouri
Watson North Salem candidacy for Linn County Sheriff announced
The candidacy of L. M. Watson of North Salem township for the office of Sheriff of Linn County is announced, subject to the will of the Democratic voters, to be expressed in the primary election next August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. M. Watson
North Salem Township
Linn County
Cold weather notes and local social visits in DeWitt area
The report mentions flu cases in the community and social visits among residents. The Stephenson family moved to a DeWitt farm near Roger. Local residents such as the Kenleys, Taylors, Fannings, McClaren family, and others are recorded visiting relatives and hauling corn from James Shipley’s land toward Roger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Stephenson
DeWitt Farm
Roger
Freddie Smith
Noel Tully
Tressie
Eunice Kenley
Byron Taylor
Allen McClaren
Allen Fanning Home
Keneath Badger
Wallace Sayers
Lewis Ames
Pearl Rutledge
James Shipley
Green City
Sylvia
Ethel Stephenson
James Pipes
Walnut Grove Items Reflect Community Moves and Visits
Sherman Hoskins and Lester Lawrence Families relocate to farms of Morris Glidewell and Knifong. Dewey Morris visits Owasco. Ed Morris visits Browning. Zella Thurlo accompanies him. Local sale at J. J. Dodson attended. several visits among residents. teachers Esta Foster and neighbors in Pleasant Grove for weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherman Hoskins
William Morris
Lester Lawrence
Fred Glidewell
Charley Morris
Lindy
Earl Dunlap
Drexel
Molly Pipes
J.C. Franklin
Herbert Trotter
Alva Franklin
Esta Foster
Walnut Grove
Pleasant Grove
Weekend visits noted for Milan student and Swearengen family
Verda Fipes, a Milan student, spent the weekend with home folks. Connie and Leland Swearengen visited their grandparents, Mr and Mrs Foster, at Pleasant Grove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Verda Fipes
Milan
Connie
Leland Swearengen
Mrs. Foster
Pleasant Grove
Local Residents Share Weekend Visits and Sick List Note
Henry Logan has been on the sick list the past week. Gale Bailey and sister Hazel spent the week with grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bauer. Roscoe Slater visited Shelby Sunday morning to review the restaurant. Tracie Christian and family visited home folks Sunday. Carl Logan and wife and Arthur McCollum were in Shelby on business Saturday. W. J. Bailey and wife visited her folks in Shelby Friday. Thur McCollum spent Sunday in Purdin at Mr. Miller's. Leon Gooch and family plus Mr. Slater spent Saturday night at Frank Rauer's. Leon Smith, Robert Boyles, and Nile Rauer motored to Brookfield Saturday night. Carlos Rauer spent the weekend with John and Mrs. Rauer. Harold Wilson was in Shelby Saturday night. L. T. Finney and family spent Sunday with home folks. Albert Dodge and wife called on T. L. McDonald and wife Sunday. Mrs. Charlie Wilson and two daughters Dorothy and Mildred called on Mrs. J. M. Boyles Sunday evening. W. J. Bailey and family visited at Earl Smith and family Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roscoe Slater
Shelby
Tracie Christian
Carl Logan
Arthur McCollum
W. J. Bailey
Purdin
Brookfield
Carlos Rauer
John Rauer
Harold Wilson
L. T. Finney
Albert Dodge
T. L. McDonald
Charlie Wilson
Dorothy
Mildred
J. M. Boyles
Earl Smith
Hiram Baskett
East of Browning
Homer Cooper
W. L. Baker
Baker
J. G. Coulter
Wm. Jenkins
Chula
Sam Gooch
Rosalie
Linneus
Henry Purdin
Browning
Albert
Smith and Sons
Orvel
Roy Lee
Haseville Nighborhood
Bob Brehm
John Gooch
Carrie Bowyer
L.W. Arnold
Earl
Jerome
Grover Murrell
W. L. Morris
George Phillips
James
Bobby
Joe Edmondson
Eversonville
Guy Gooch
Elith Durham
Guthrie
Okla
Rolla Gooch
Shelda Dean
Vernon Phillips
Cleve Jennings
Kenneth Jennings
John Molloy
Galt
J. D. Molloy
Vernon Davis
Ed Dust
Lee Billings
Brad Powell
Shafter
Elizabeth Durham
Oklo
Jerry Gooch
Raymond Gooch
Ed Browning
Albert Young
Bill
Walter J. Gooch, Jr
Jake Broyles
Dick Lightner
W. E. Sayers
Victor Gooch
Ray Gooch
J. R. Wood
Eugene Crookshanks
Chillicothe
Troy Meeker
Laredo
Jess Meeker
Alpha
Arshel Meeker
China
D. S
Guthrie, Okla
Walter Gooch
Tommie Bartow
Hugh Campbell
W. J. Gooch
Oral
Trustee's Sale Promises Foreclosure in Linneus Missouri
Emma Curtis defaulted on a deed of trust dated January 24 1929 securing a note. The trustee Vane C Thurlow will sell the described property at public vendue at the west door of Linn County Courthouse Linneus Missouri on Friday April 8 1932 between 9:00 am and 5:00 pm to satisfy the debt interest and costs.
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Emma Curtis
Recorder’s
Linn County
Missouri
Linn
Linneus
Vane C. Thurlo
Coldest Weather Yet Grip Shafter Area
Shafter records indicate near zero temperatures marking the coldest spell of the winter. Numerous local residents including Mrs. Tom Morris and the Hammock, Murrell, Baker, and Purdin families are on the sick list. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Purdin hosted their Werke guest during the spell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Morris
Hammock
Grover Murrell
W. L. Baker
Henry Purdin
Local Families Share Sunday Visits and Travel News
A lengthy list of relatives and neighbors from Browning Chula Linneus Eversonville Guthrie and surrounding areas are noted as visiting guests, dinner companions and travelers with many households hosting relatives and traveling to attend funerals and spend weekends together.
Local families visit over the weekend in Marceline area
Mr and Mrs Theodore Holser visited Sunday with Mr and Mrs J A Holser. Mr and Mrs Herbie Johnson and daughter moved from the John Overall farm to Eversonville Saturday. Mr and Mrs Overall and children returned from Marceline to the farm. Several other couples and children visited Sunday and Saturday evening at local homes including the Bartows and Goochs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Holser
J. A. Holser
Herbie Johnson
John Overall
Eversonville
Overall
Marceline
Tom Norvell
Humphreys
T. I. Bartow
S. J. Bartow
Ray Gooch
Victor Gooch
Harvey Trammerhouser
W. J. Gooch
Otis
Sunday Visit Highlights Chillicothe Residents
Fred Peters of Chillicothe and Mr and Mrs Pat Molloy visited the Ray Molloy home on Sunday in a brief social call.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Peters
Chillicothe
Mrs
Pat Molloy
Ray Molloy
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ys Browning
Browning, Missouri
Joe Nickell
CORA
Henry Logan
Herb Filson
Gale Bailey
Hazel
Frank Bauer
Lawrence
Joe Morris
Virginia Young
Schrock Hardware
Edith Rottman
O. E. Rottman
Roy M. Wolf
Cers
Citizens Nat’l Bank
Kirksville
Perations
Cloverbloom
Wisconsin
Palmolive
Bob
Red River Ohio
X Men
Rockford
Star Brand
THE
Western Telephone Corp
Orville Penick
Mgr
Publix
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