Nickell Announces Candidacy for Sullivan Sheriff
James G. Nickell of Duncan township announces his bid for Sullivan county sheriff in the Republican primary, stating he seeks the party’s support at the August election.
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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1932
Page
2
Wood and Watson Enter Sheriff Candidacies in Linn County
The candidacy of George W. Wood of Clay township for Linn County Missouri Sheriff is announced subject to Democratic voters will at the August Primary. L M Watson of North Salem township also declares for Linn County Sheriff subject to the same primary election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Wood
Clay Township
Linn County
Missouri
L. M. Watson
North Salem Township
Noah Head Seeks Linn County Sheriff Nomination
Noah Head of North Salem township files for the office of sheriff of Linn County subject to the will of Republican voters at the August primary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noah Head
North Salem Township
Linn County
Weather snippets and community notices mix with a mortgage sale
Local updates report cooler writing, illness improvements, and social visits among Shelby area families including Boyles, Raver, Buswell, and McCollum. The Shelby Consolidated School held a festive feast and program. A trust sale by Arthur D. Campbell, trustee, is set for May 13, 1932 in Linn County Missouri to satisfy overdue notes secured by Virgil A. Ware and Ida M. Ware.
Community Notes from CORA AND WHITE OAK Area
CORA AND WHITE OAK meeting and Sunday school weekly attendance improves. Mrs. Mack Hagan and son visit her parents A. C. Brinkley. John Brinkley visits. Clive Freeland and daughter Billy Jean visit locals. Clarence and Beryl Head and daughters travel to Moberly for a birthday dinner. Noel Coram stays at Brinkley home. Oscar Hollen visits Roy Hollen. George Jennings and children visit Roy Knifong. Gus Karras calls on James Fanning. Bertham McCollum visits J. G. Nickell. Mary Ellen Little of Milan visits Arlene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Oaks
Mack Hagan
A. C. Brinkley
John Brinkley
Clive Freeland
Billy Jean
Clarence Head
Beryl Head
Moberly
George Jennings
Roy Knifong
Gus Karras
James Fanning
Bertham McCollum
J. G. Nickell
Mary Ellen Little
Milan
Arlene
Mr. Baker
George Hess
George Raymond
Earl Jerome
Grover Murerll
Carrie Bowyer
Dallas Falconer
Lloyd Bowyer
Tom Morris
Lee Billing
Drinkard
Laredo
Mt. Olive
Rudloff of
Browning
Morris Chapel
Francis
John Molloy
Galt
Mary Norvell
Fanny
R. E. Smith
Marie Gibson
Eleanor Head
Elmer Hammock
Community Social Notes From Shafter Area
Calf deliveries to Purdin by Elmer Hammock. Gooch Coulter, and Smith Kenley buying stock. Weekend and weekday visits, dinners, and guests named. discussions of illness, recoveries, and local church activities. travel to Kansas City and surrounding towns. farm work and corn planting mentioned. Multiple families, neighbors, and local figures appear in routine social chronicle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Hammock
Purdin
Kenneth Gooch
J. G. Coulter
J. J. Smith
L. M. Kenley
Local Social News Briefs from the Community
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Stephenson and son and Mrs. Vick Jones spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Jim Brinkley and visited the W. P. Stephenson home. Arlene Fanning and Mary Ellen Little visited Browning high school Friday. Earl Hollon is working for Claude Kenley. Mr. and Mrs. Haskell Hollon and daughter Joan visited friends in Sumner Saturday night.
May Day Outing and Family Visit Notes
Mr and Mrs Marle Hess and son Billie Lee enjoyed a May day outing on Muddy. Mr and Mrs Fred Meeker and their sons were Sunday guests of his parents Mr and Mrs D S Meeker and daughter Fay of Laredo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marle Hess
Billie Lee
Muddy
Fred Meeker
D. S. Meeker
Fay
Laredo
Administrator's Notice for William I Gibson Estate
Letters of administration granted by Linn County Missouri Probate Court on April 27 1932 to Mont Cumbo as Administrator. All creditors must present claims within six months or be barred. claims not presented within one year from grant date will be forever barred. Arthur L Pratt Judge of Probate seals the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William I. Gibson
Linn County
Missouri
M. N. Adamson
Mary Adamson
Arthur .L. Pratt
Testamentary letters for M N Adamson estate granted
Probate Court of Linn County Missouri granted letters testamentary to Mary Adamson Executrix on April 11 1932. The executrix must exhibit them for allowance or be precluded from benefit of such estate. Arthur L Pratt seals the attestation.
Haseville Local Society Notes Read Like A Busy Week
Mrs Ben Wood and daughters Clara and Pearl spent Sunday at Willie Vanhorn. Joe Morris and family visited J W Morris home. Lawrence of Milan and others visited Otis Lawrence. Barrows welcomed a baby daughter Thursday night. Several families traveled to Chillicothe on business. Teachers elected for Du Field and nearby schools. Kansas clipping airmail story notes reader habits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veda Wood
Almeda Bartow
Chillicothe
Ervin Barrows
T. S. Bartow
Harry Rhodes
Browning
Otis Lawrence
Joe Morris
H. V. Campbell
Lewis Chapman
Eversonville
Ora Holser
Harley Smith
Jim Browning
Bill McCoy
Faye Meeker
Haseville
W. E. Browning
Lucile Leslie
Everett
C. M. Nichols and Son
Ben Wood
Rollie Gooch and Sons
Otto Brehm
Ray Gooch
W. A. Pew
Also Mentioned on This Page
Browning, Missouri
James G. Nickell
Duncan Township
Sullivan County
Shelby
J. M. Boyles
John Bullen
Frank
Raver
Emerson Raver
Harry Finney
Detroit
Mamie Buswell
Brookfield
John
Carlos Rauer
John Rauer
Alda McCollum
Bev Carr
T. L. McDannald
Shelby Consolidated School
Arthur McCollum
Leon Gooch
Mildred
Herman
Clifford
Jack
Abe Fuller
Roscoe Slater
Frank Rauer
Emerson Bauer
Family
Dewit Bullen
Virgil A. Ware
Ida M. Ware
Recorder’s
Linn
State of Missouri
Linneus
County of Linn
CORA
Vernon Phillips
Walter Gooch
Esther
Warie
Roy M. Wolf
Citizens Nat’l Bank Bldg
Kirksville
Mont Cumbo
Arthur L. Pratt
Haleville
Marie Sayers
Fairview
Catherine Woolf
Bethel
Lavern Turner
West Liberty
Reba Rhodes
Cli
Max
Victor Gooch
Marjorie
Nami Sue
J. Gooch Home
Mrs. H. V. On
Kansas
Friend
T. Jerome
Everett Keible and Sons
Clance Crookshanks
Grandview Theatre
Talking Pictures
George Bancroft
Fred Burke
Warner Baxter
Janet Gaynor
Chag,Parrell
Ann Harding In
Spinich
Bologna
Alo
Seersucker & Ottis
J & P Coats
Farmers Store
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