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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1933
Page
2
Officials announce Oma Atkins as candidate for City Collector Birowning Missouri subject to voter approval at the upcoming party election.
An official notice announces Margaret Smith as candidate for city collector in the upcoming election. Voters will decide on this citywide race at the local polls.
Mrs Daisy Powell and son Willie Gene traveled from Kansas to visit her parents Mr and Mrs Wim Pendergast. Mr and Mrs W J Gooch Sr visited with Mr and Mrs Victor Gooch. Earl Nickell and Yammie Bartow plus family joined Sunday dinner with Otis Lawrence and daughter. Ladies Aid held an all day meeting led by Mrs Lizzie Rottmann. Virgil Sayers and J R Wood called on Wednesday. S J Bartow and Henry Smith were Sunday afternoon visitors. Victor Gooch and family spent time with J R Wood and daughters.
The Shelby High School Juniors hosted a memorable banquet for the Seniors at the school house. The Jolly-ones funded the event, though the Juniors supplied the money. Superintendent Milam attempted to confiscate the pepper shaker but Principal Terry intervened and returned it. Several local families and students were noted visiting and socializing around the event.
Snow and storms give way to sun as the Gooch family hosts and visits. Kenneth and Curtis Gooch with Esther greet relatives while Raymond Gooch suffers a serious appendicitis at Marceline hospital. Bella Gooch relocates to a farm east of Linneus as the community notes the loss of a fine local family.
The community recalls leaders in church and club work as they move to a new home with two children. Residents share visits, farm moves, and family gatherings across Morris Chapel Eversonville Browning and nearby areas.
The name of Mrs. Zella Wood Worth for the office of collector of taxes for the city of Brown ing, subject to the will of the voters at the coming city election.
Community notes recount students riding a school bus to a Browning show and visits among families in Reger White Oak and Clem Spring. School contest prizes from Clem Spring at Milan highlight student participation. Springlike weather, farming delays, and social gatherings fill the week in White Oak and nearby towns.
George Artz reports the theft of 11 spools of wire Sunday night valued at more than 30 dollars. He spent Monday night with friends and relatives in White Oaks amid the incident.
Sunday night musical entertainment at Mr. and Mrs. C. W. McCollum’s drew many residents including Ruby Ruth Curt Earl Helms Velma Rand all and Mrs. Leon Minor. Several locals visited relatives and ran errands while others were listed as sick. Continuous community updates track visits, illness, and small daily activities around Bean Blossom.
The report notes steady recovery progress with daily care by Dr. Becker. Local families including Mrs. Nina Fanning, Mrs. Guy Brookshier, and Mrs. Beryl Head helped care for a sick baby with Clarence Head’s relatives assisting. Sunday visitors at Joan Quigley’s home featured music and remarks on color in society, ending with a note that voting day will reveal leadership in Duncan township.
Readers report New Deal era discontent as Goodhue County farmers petition Roosevelt and Congress to abolish the Farm Board and suspend farm relief activity. An odd Seattle ad offers a trade of a silver cornet for a pistol or shotgun. A New York man changes his name to Ralph Theodore Roosevelt. A Newark baseball pioneer who pioneered sliding dies at 80.
Notice of trustee sale to be held Friday April 21 1933 at the Post Office Door Browning Missouri between nine and five for cash to the highest bidder of described real estate to satisfy a deed of trust dated February 17 1932 and securing a note in favor of Emmett A Haley and Charlotte C Haley.
William S Gummers chief justice of the New Jersey Supreme Court since 1901 is recalled as a strong college outfielder. Time notes the tradition of saying God bless you after a sneeze dates to Pope Gregory during a pestilence. Sneezing is linked to beliefs in evil spirits by some savage tribes.
On April 7, 1933 between 9 a m and 5 p m at the west door of the Linn County courthouse in Linneus Missouri the South Half of Lots 1 and 2 in the Southwest Quarter of Section 18 except part of Lot 1 east of Locust Creek drainage ditch will be sold for cash to the highest bidder to satisfy a note secured by a trust deed dated February 17 1932 by Emmett A Haley and Charlotte C Haley recorded Book 264 page 297 in the Recorder's office.
S C Lay and Versa V Lay defaulted on a deed of trust dated March 16 1931 securing a note. Trustee C M Thornton will sell the north 70 feet of Lots 13 and 14, Block 17, original Brown ing now Browning Missouri at the south Post Office door Friday April 14 1933 between 9 am and 5 pm for cash to satisfy debt interest and costs.
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