Shafter Items and Social Notes
Farmers sowed most of the amis while George Hes traveled to Kansas City Sunday and spent Monday there on business. Mr and Mrs Wm Jenkins of Ohula were Sunday dinner guests of their nephew Cus Coulter and family.
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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1930
Page
4
Farmers sowed most of the amis while George Hes traveled to Kansas City Sunday and spent Monday there on business. Mr and Mrs Wm Jenkins of Ohula were Sunday dinner guests of their nephew Cus Coulter and family.
Local notes report warmer weather after showers overnight with more rain expected. Otis McCollum, recently ill, is improving. Perry McCollum and family of Kirksville visited families in the area over the weekend. Ben Cattey and family, moving from Brookfield, dined with his father F. M. Cattey. Perry Christan and family spent Sunday with, Ben Purdin’s family. Farl Abbott and family of Win gen joined F. M. Cattey for Sunday meals.
A brief item notes notable changes affecting Sora and Clem Springs, signaling shifts in local routines or governance. Specific details are sparse, but the report highlights the impact on residents and nearby areas.
Rain visited the area Sunday night and Monday while local residents report travels and visits. Neal Robinson and family moved to the Rily farm near Enterprise. Funeral of Seymour Press held at White Oak cemetery. Several families visited H A Talbert west of Milan. Miss Ina Belle Norman accompanied by Fanning family to St. Louis. Doc Turner visited relatives Glen and Nellie. Plowing for corn begun. Mrs Alpha Hollon and daughter Joann were ill last week.
Trust deed dated March 21 1927 secures note on Northwest Quarter of Southwest Quarter Section 16 and Northwest Quarter of Southeast Quarter Section 17 Township 60 Range 21 Linn County Missouri. Default made. sale to highest bidder for cash at west door of Linn County Courthouse on March 21 1930 between 9 am and 5 pm to satisfy debt.
W. H. Cooper and Bessie of Page 485 records describe real estate in Linn County Missouri to secure a note. Due to default the trustee J. H. Calhoun will sell the property at the west door of the Court House Linneus on March 21 1930 between 9 AM and 5 PM to satisfy the debt.
Mr and Mrs Bert Davis of Laredo and Mr and Mrs Fd Dust of Aloha spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Vernon Davis and their daughter.
Mrs Ruth Engleman and sons visited her parents the Selbys. Many relatives joined the Youngs for their 25th wedding anniversary. Numerous small gatherings occurred as neighbors and friends dropped by homes in the area including visits to Meekers, Crookshanks, Bartow, Gooch, Holser, and others. A note invites readers to view Moline farm implements at Woodman Building in Shafter with Lou Arnold.
The Shelby weather is described as fine for the time of year and roads are in good condition. Mrs Eli Kirk visited at her sister Mrs Charlie Smith on Monday night.
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