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Browning Leader Record

Location

Browning, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Mar 26, 1931

Page

4

Browning Leader Record March 26 1931

North East Linn news notes Etta Clapp stays with Aunt Dale Sill while her sister is away Aunt Dale improves F M Cattey and family attend church at Winigan Allen Sill Otis McCollum sowed 30 acres of oats most farmers plowing for corn Aunt Maggie Brewer and I J McCollum dine with Allen Sill for his birthday North Salem township board met at Otis McCollum's to settle with the clerk Floyd McCollum finished term of school at Dickinson Robert Cattey visits wife and baby with one week of school left

Etta Clapp Dale Sill Dale F. M. Cattey Winigan Allen Sill Otis McCollum Maggie Brewer I. J. McCollum North Salem Floyd McCollum Dickinson Robert Cattey

Haseville Social Roundup Notes Local Visits

Local residents report weekend visits among families in Haseville and nearby towns. The community shares dinners and calls on relatives, while Linden McMickle, a World War veteran, dies in Chillicothe and is laid to rest with American Legion honors in Haseville Cemetery.

Local gatherings and visits noted in Russell Items

Activities in Russell include birthday surprise for Mrs Fay Bowyer with guests Estelle Keithley Lloyd Bowyer and others. Numerous Thursday and Sunday visits with the Keithleys Bowyers and Longwells. Funeral attendance Linden McMickle. Families from Locust Valley and Purdin listed with several Sunday visits and hospitalities. Oliver Lay visited Chicago. Anna Belle Longwell with Fay Bowyer. Continuous social updates trace community ties and illness of Mrs Roy Keithley.

S. J. Lay Cecil Lay Fay Bowyer Estelle Keithley Lloyd Bowyer Wallace Keithley John Longwell Ruth Bowyer Ellis Clausin Lucile Gertie Charles Lee Bowyer Jesse Evelyn Anna Belle Longwell Harold Campbell Abe Watkins Stella Jacobs Lillian Duckworth and Son Bertha Lay John Keithley Laura Henry Roy Keithley Charley Russell Byron Schrock Gordon Johnson Cleve Jennings Ladies Aid Locust Valley Walter Crooks Reed Johnson Donald Dewitt Ida McQuown Irene Crooks Vane Thurlo Joyce Lorraine John Thurlo John Clifton Thurlo Linden McMickle Roy Burchett Eugene Oliver Lay Chicago Basil AnnaBelle Longwell Bowyer Elbert Campbell Jewell Keith van Christy Elmo Schrock Sarah Lou Anna Longwell Bert Frances Warren Emery Purdin Forrest Jacobs A. F. Keithley

Social notes from Chillicothe and nearby towns

Monday report of visits and social gatherings lists Mrs. Martha Gooch and Mrs. Almeda Bartow with son Gene visiting Mrs. Veda Wood. Also notes Mrs. Clarence Crookshanks and children staying in Chillicothe, plus Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Browning and Fay Jacobs at the H. V. Campbell home Saturday evening.

L. P. Lawrence W. J. Gooch D. W. Nichols Linneus Mary Kingsolver Linmeus E. W. Crookshanks Morris W. L. Phillips John Brookfield John Fleshman Ira Fleshman Wichita Kansas F. G. McMickle J. C. Sayers S. J. Bartow T. V. Campbell McCarty Bros Clarence Shafter Linden McMickle Chillicothe Haseville Reuben Blunt American Legion Boys Trenton Arthur Milan Emmett Young Clarence Crookshanks Bill Leslie Harry Rhodes Ford Browning Motor Co W. E. Sayers Martha Gooch Almeda Bartow Gene Veda Wood W. E. Browning Fay Jacobs H. V. Campbell

Longwell and Bowyer Social Calls Reported

Sunday afternoon callers included Alpha Rottmann and Mrs Fay Bowyer. Visitors were H D Schrock and Max Schrock for Francis Schrock. Anna Belle Longwell and Harold Campbell called on Mr and Mrs Sanford Campbell near Galt. Lloyd Bowyer and daughter Lucile drove to Keytesville to stay with Ray Bowyer and wife.

Alpha Rottmann John Longwell Anna _ Longwell Fay Bowyer H. D Max Schrock Francis Schrock Anna Belle Longwell Harold Campbell Sanford Campbell Galt Lloyd Bowyer Lucile Keytesville Ray Bowyer

Walnut Grove Items Show Society Activities and Visits

Walnut Grove school held Achievement Day in Milan with Friday and Saturday events. Local residents and visitors frequent Milan and Cora for family gatherings, visits, and illnesses, including trips to Flemington Mo to see Jack Harris.

Walnut Grove Milan Verda Anna Mary Pipes Mack Hagan Henry Morris Carrol Morris Sherman Hoskins Ralph Morris Cora Ruth Pipes Anna Mary Ella Lucile Morris Lester Lawrence John Hoskins Lucile File Morris Charley Swearengen Orlan Harris Flemington Jack Harris Jim Sevier Edward Clark Ralph Sevier Jim Jennings Mary Spencer

Local notes from Purdin and area events

Orville Wyatt and Charley Pearler traveled to Purdin on business Friday. Albert Dodge moved Raymond Baker’s furniture to his house. Mrs. L. B. Lauck and daughters Elvine and Thelma are ill. Orville Mott has whooping cough. G. S. Thudium and Lawrence Thudium worked oats and visited Brookfield. Frank Belzer and O. P. Morris finished Ben Cattey’s house. Mrs. Ella Kirk is ill but improving. L. B. Lauck hauled hay for H. E. Hubbard Friday.

Orville Wyatt Charley Pearler Purdin Albert Dodge Raymond Baker Lawrence Thudium Brookfield Frank Belzer O. P. Morris Ben Cattey Ella Kirk L. B. Lauck H. E. Hubbard

Cora and White Oak Items from Milan Community

Miss Helen Hall of Milan visited the Francis Shepherds and sons for a week. White Oak earned several honors at the Milan achievement days. Billy Fields and family spent the weekend with his parents. Otis Turner returned from a visit with Ellea Turner near Green City. Velma Taylor stayed with Byron Taylor and Marjorie Vern. Floyd Badger and family called on Wallace Sayers. Oscar Hollon visited his wife's parents A C Brinkley. Sylvia and Nellie Stephenson visited Johnie Stephenson. Cecil Dodson and children were Sunday guests at Charley Dodson. Warren Stephenson, previously ill, is slowly improving and going out again.

Cora White Oak Helen Hall Milan Francis Shepherd Billy Fields John Fields Otis Turner Ellea Turner Near Green City Velma Taylor Byron Taylor Marjory Vern Floyd Badger Wallace Sayers Oscar Hollon A. C. Brinkley Sylvia Nellie Stephenson Johnie Stephenson Cecil Dodson Charley Dodson Warren Stephenson

Milan Social Roundup Notices Friday Night Visit

John Brinkley Verda and Anna Mary Pipes spent Friday night with Mr and Mrs Mack Hagan and son John Mack of Milan. Mr and Mrs Bob Stephenson and son Melvin made a business trip to Kirksville. Mrs Jessie Brookshier and children Don and Norene were Milan visitors Saturday.

John Brinkley Verda Anna Mary Pipes Mack Hagan John Mack Milan Bob Stephenson Melvin Kirksville Jessie Brookshier Don and Norene

Rainy Monday in Parson County Reflected in Local News

Monday reports mild rain and nature hints as Parson Creek frogs wake while doves return. Community notes guests at several homes include the Shifflets, Bakers, Gooch, Smiths, Myers, Allens, Bowyers, and Grices. Edgar Morris recovers well at Kirksville, and Earl and Mrs. Smith move to a Linneus area farm.

Parson Creek Floyd Shifflet Tom Morris W. L. Baker John Gooch R. E. Smith Chillicothe Joe Smith

Purdin Items Highlights Local Visit and Road Work

Tuesday brought windy rain as grading on the east end of the farm to market road nears completion in two to three weeks. Local residents and visitors including Joe Creason, Mrs. Guy Davis, and Betty Jean at the Wm Pulliam home. Dr. Martin traveled to Kirksville for a patient operation. Mrs. Will Pulliam is ill with neuritis. Harold Patterson attended to business in Purdin. Uncle Jim Gilmer of Linneus visits old friends. Jack Pearson of Brookfield left Bond's Model Cleaners ad. he covers the area and is popular with clients.

Purdin Joe Creason Guy Davis Betty Jean Wm. Pulliam Jim Gilmer Linneus Mr. Gilmer Jack Pearson Brookfield Bond Model Cleaners

Ada L Miller Announces Linn County Superintendent Candidacy

Miss Ada L Miller announces her candidacy for Linn County Superintendent of Schools. The election will be held Tuesday April 7, 1931 and voters are urged to support her bid.

Ada L. Miller Linn County

Announcement of Candidacy for County Superintendent

A formal declaration announces candidacy for re election to the office of County Superintendent of Schools subject to the voters of the county.

Linn County School Meeting Held April 7 1931

J F Hortenstine presided over Linn County at the annual school meeting on April 7 1931 with attendance and routine governance reported.

Linn County J. F. Hortenstine

Sullivan County Supervisor of Schools Candidate Announces Run

Hildred Spencer declares candidacy to succeed as County Superintendent of Schools subject to voters in Sullivan county at the election on Tuesday April 7 1931.

Sullivan County Hildred Spencer

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