Administration Notice for Estate of David A. Wampler
Letters of administration granted to J.B. F. Wampler for the estate of David A. Wampler deceased by Linn County Missouri Probate Court. Hearing Feb 28 1921. Creditors must file claims within six months for allowance or be barred. one year to avoid further rights in the estate. Local notices follow about various neighbors and community visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David A. Wampler
Linn
Missouri
J.B. F. Wampler
Arthur L. Pratt
Local farming and community notes from Cross Roads area
Residents describe busy planting and plowing for corn while noting improvements at home. Several locals visit kin in Browning Milan and Cora as farms host sales and cattle are dehorned. A funeral is reported for Aunt Martha Hines with burial at Fields cemetery amid a spring rain.
Local notes from Kirksville area and surrounding towns
Numerous brief items record visits and errands of residents from Kirksville Milan Brookfield and Cora including Fred Green Clair Calhoun E M Lambert Nelson Maxey and Mrs Barnes. Merchants advertise goods from Bailey's Farmers Store and The Owl Pharmacy while a private money loan and an Easter sale prompt shopping. One obituary notes Mrs John Carbo’s death.
Browning Club Meeting Postponed and Membership Grows
The Browning Commercial Club met at Bailey Hardware Tuesday night and found membership rose from 21 to 56 with several more under promise. Committees were elected to confer with Burlington officials on an extra passenger train and the mail clerk proposition for the line.
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Browning Commercial Club
Bailey Hardware
Burlington
Browning Meeting Set To Discuss Hitching Rack Plan
A Browning committee was named to explore a hitching rack area for teams to solve a long debated problem. Other matters will be discussed at the next meeting, postponed to Thursday night March 31 at The Hall. Citizens urged to attend to aid in community improvement.
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Tra
Browning
Pleasant St Patrick Day party hosted by four ladies
A pleasant afternoon was hosted on Thursday March 17 by Mrs. Letha Bailey Mrs. Josie Jones Mrs. Florence Lay and Mrs. Lelia Neet at the former's home. The rooms were decorated green and white and guests enjoyed conversation contests and a four course luncheon. Honors went to Mrs. Epperson Mrs. Harmon and Mrs. Frances Grice.
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St. Patrick’s Day
Letha Bailey
Josie Jones
Florence Lay
Lelia Neet
Epperson
Harmon
Frances Grice
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Browning, Missouri
Joe Nickell
Browning, Mo
Purdin Items, D. L. ‘Cady
Ella. Pulliam
Ed Pulliams
Will Pulliam
Kansas City
Patterson
Henry
Harold Penhale
Brookfield
Joe Sherkise
Hubert Lyons
W. D. Patterson
Will Penhale
Jim Chambers
Athel Creason
Roger
A. G
Charley Bagley
Curtis Bagley
Wife Sunday
W. E. Jenkins
Jesse Woodside
Grandma Creason
Ed Talbert
Joe Creason
Everett Jenkins
Otis Guyer
Jesse Woodsites
Lizzie Cassity
Mrs
Emma Goins
D. W. Jennings
John Kenley
Ralph May
Milan
Chas. Dodson
Claud Elliott
Clad Elliott
Dan Brinkley
Ben Quigley
Walter Crooks
Spencers Sale
Emmet Spencer
Billy Franklin
Cora
Cecil Dodson
Lizzie Jones
Vic Jones
Dan Brinkleys
E.E. Maxey
W. J. Langdon
Sticklerville
Vernon Butler
Mrs. Lee Morgan
Near
Martha Hines
Fields Cemetery
Turner
Lester Kenley
Judge Cleevager
Otto. Johnson
A. W. Cotter
Sherman Pipes
G. M. Spencer
Fred Green
Kirksville
Clair ‘Calhoun
E. M. Lambert
Haggard and
Darr
Claude Porter
Haggard and Carr
Nelson Maxey
Bailey’s
Browning Farm Club
Lara Wallace
Susie Hobbie
Celia Irwin
W. J. Dodson
James Street
George Johnson
Purdin
C. A. Morris
Hinda Rush
H. R. Hamilton
The
Owl Pharmacy
Calhoun
Thornton
Attys
C. K.,hart
H. J. West
Frances Nichols
Linneus
Lucile Russell
John Carbo
Iowa
H. C. Tate
Lada Moran
Oscar Wright
Ed Lavell
John Russell
Elsie Broyles
L. C. Broyles
W. H. Dickinson
Leader Record
K. M. Duncan
James D. Lay
Norris Phillips
J. W. Smith
Wm. Bond
Edward Bailey
Lodge
Farmers Store
S. W. Correll
W. S. Prather
Mansurus
Willard
Peterson Garage
Willard Batteries
Georgette
Tricolette
J. J. Smith
City Hall
West Rinehart
Kansas
J. A. Thrasher
Winigan
Myers Bros., Shafter
the Owl Pharmacy
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