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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1930
Page
4
Authorized notice announces BeRoy Murgen of Marceline as a candidate for the Probate Court judgeship in Linn County. The nomination is subject to Democratic voters decision at the August primary election.
Local notes reflect Sunday visits by families including the Smiths, Cordrays, and Brantners. School news mentions Pearl Norvell teaching next year after training at Kirksville. Church events include Rev. John Crawford and Mt Clive sermons, plus a Mother's Day program planned for May 11. Neighboring travel and errands appear throughout the week.
Vlanting corn seems to be the order of the day. Bulan Maxey of near Milan spent Saturday night with his grandparents. Vernon Hol on has been on the sick list for the past few days. James and Frances Fanning purchased a car load of cattle from Kansas City Stock Yards last week. Jesse Pipes is no better. Field Kenley went to Milan Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Russell and son spent Sunday with Curt Pipes. A R Dillinger is reported to be some better. Frei Watson and family of Owasco visited relatives Sunday.
A group from Scottsville attended a basket dinner and services at Corn Sunday. Guests included Mr and Mrs Allen McClaren and son Lyle Richard along with several relatives and friends such as the Podgers and their daughter, the McClaren children, and others. Additional visitors Clyde Brinkley and Coit Hellen called on Homer Hollow, while Mrs Carrie Callahan visited her daughter Mrs Maurice Lantz.
Mrs. Cassie Gray is spending a few days with relatives and friends in the Evesonville area. She plans to visit local relatives, enjoy informal gatherings, and return home soon.
The column notes a ill child of Dee Monroe and wife improving, Mrs. Olson visiting her sister, Clarence Owens family departing for Kismet Kansas seeking health, Dr. Martin and wife dinner guests at Norah Gooch Guy. Davis family moves to the Wm Davis property, Baccalaureate services well attended Sunday night.
Mary Sayers spent Monday afternoon with Mrs. Joe Creason. Mrs. Mettie Crookshanks of Linneus spent Tuesday with her sister Miss Mary Sayers.
The region saw fire rain and ongoing corn planting with community events at Corn school house. LeRoy Munyon campaigns for probate judge touring voters and delivering speeches, including Marceline High School commencement address. Missouri Game and Fish reports 200 plus hunting and fishing arrests in April, changes to fishing spots due to highways, and fish removal from Big Lake Holt County to restore its fishing glory.
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