Nickell Announces Sheriff Candidacy in Sullivan County
James G. Nickell of Duncan township announces his candidacy for Sullivan County Sheriff, seeking the Republican voters approval at the August primary.
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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1932
Page
2
Wood Candidacy for Linn County Sheriff in August Primary
George W. Wood of Clay township announces his candidacy for Linn County Missouri Sheriff. Candidacy is subject to the will of Democratic voters expressed at the August Primary election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Wood
Clay Township
Linn County
Missouri
Candidacy Announcements for Linn County Sheriff
The candidacy of L. M. Watson of North Salem township is announced for sheriff of Linn County subject to Democratic voters in the August primary. Noah Head of North Salem township is announced for sheriff subject to Republican voters in the August primary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linn County
Noah Head
North Salem Township
Local residents visit and progress noted in Linn County
A long list shows visits and family updates across Linneus and surrounding areas. Multiple reports note improvements in health, Sunday gatherings, and community events. A trustee sale in Browning outlines foreclosure terms for Virgil A Ware and Ida M Ware with sale set for May 13 1932 at Linneus Court House.
Local Notices Include Visits and Garden Help
Garner residents note friendly visits by John A Browning to Orville Mott and Ellwood Thudium family while corn planting begins. Charley Walters and son Robert travel to Shelby. Bennie Burkholder visits Burkholder relatives. George Thudium and Allen Belzer return with a string of fish after a good day fishing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Browning
Orville Mott
Ellwood Thudium
Orville Thudium
Charley Walters
Robert
Shelby
Bennie Burkholder
Fishermen Travel After Rain Near Shelby
Ray Bauer led a group including Bennie Burkholder Clyde Belzer John Cornwall and Ray Wampler on a Monday morning fishing trip following a heavy Sunday night rain near Shelby stressing the daytime turnout and local outing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Bauer
Shelby
Bennie Burkholder
Clyde Belzer
John Cornwall
Ray Wampler
Uncle Billy Jones's 78th birthday surprise dinner
In Northeast Linn Items, May 8 marked Uncle Billy Jones turning 78 with a surprise dinner hosted by his daughter Mrs. Arthur Watson. Guests included Arthur Watson and family, Walter Jones and wife, Earl Cleeton and family, Bert Jones and wife, Edgar Hart and family, Everett Riley and family, Will Riley and wife, Mrs. Dale Sill, Allen Sill, Emerson Cordary, Tommy Adams, Milo Bailey and George Jones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mattie Turner
Robert Cattey
Otis McCollum
Perry Christian’s
Billy Jones
Arthur Watson
Walter Jones
Earl Cleeton
Elbert Jones
Edgar Hart
Everett Riley
Will Riley
Dale Sill
Allen Sill
Emerson Cordary
Tommy Adams
Milo Bailey
George Jones
Haseville Social Guests and Local Trips
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Reed and daughter joined Mr. and Mrs. Linden Dennis and children for Sunday dinner with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Trammerhouser. The Gooch and Bartow couples plus children visited S J Mrs. Veda Wood and Mrs. Letha Campbell with Virgil Sayers on a business trip to Galt and Trenton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerold
Junior Searcy
Gail
Russell Bartow
Wm. Pendergast
Dixie
Sam McCoy
Faye Meeker
Haseville
Geneive Holser
Marie Sayers
Laredo
Georgie Sayers
Lethba Trammerhouser
Yvonne Wood
Frances Foster
Flossie ‘Baird
Lola Rae Bartow
Josephine Morris
Marjory Campbell
Jim Browning
Reba Rhodes
Browning
Ruth Lawrence
Gladys Marie Gooch
Iva Rhodes
Lee Beard
Joe Morris
H. V. Campbell
W. J
Cecil Reed
Linden Dennis
Charles Trammerhouser
Ray Gooch
T. S. Bartow
S. J
John. Engleman
Fmaily
Don Shafer
Betty Jean
Clarence Nichols
Chas. Fuller
Letha
Velda Trammerhouser
W. A. Pew
S. J. Bartow and Son
Tom Norvell
Humphreys
Shelby Items
Happy foretelling rain brings small town notes and visits. Families from Mrs. C. M. Smith to Leon and Mary, plus Henry Logan’s Detroit trip return, appear in a string of calls and courtesy visits. A baby girl joins Abe Fuller’s family as a hail storm damages gardens and fruit locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. M. Smith
Leon
Mary
Eli Kirk
Henry Logan
Detroit
Ernest Smith
Carl Logan
Mamie Buswell
J. M. Logan
W. J. Bailey
Shelby
L. T. Finney
Roscoe Slater
Abe Fuller
John Turrell
Curt Rauer
Big Yellow Creek
Brookfield
Frank Bauer
Leon Gooch
Administrator’s Notice of William I Gibson Estate
Administrator Mont Cumbo authorized by Linn County Missouri Probate Court on April 27 1932 to manage the estate of William I Gibson deceased. Creditors must file claims within six months of grant or be barred. claims not filed within one year are forever barred. Attest Arthur L Pratt Judge of Probate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William I. Gibson
Linn County
Missouri
Walnut Grove Social Roundup of Monday Through Monday
Mr and Mrs Clyde Hoskins and Mrs Charley Morris visited Mr and Mrs Sherman Hoskins and Mr and Mrs Ed Almond called at the Morris home. Mildred Sevier stayed with Barbara Swearengen. Several locals visited, including Morris, Dunlap, and Pipes families amid typhoid concerns and frequent Sunday calls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Hoskins
Charley Morris
Sherman Hoskins
Ed Almond
Morris
Mildred Sevier
Barbara Swearengen
Herbert Knight
Mexico
Elenor
Roy Dunlan
Myrtle Hatch
Kansas City
May Dunlap
Lester Lawrence
Alma
Lucille
Ella Morris
Lester Lawence
Pete Carmack
Sylvia Crampton
Charley Pipes
Iverene
Lyster Morris
Velma Almond
Verda
Anna Mary Pipes
Vivian
Bernice
Louis
Hartwell Franklin
Max Dunlap
Tasso Dunlap
Ralph Morris
Earl Dunlap
Milan
Pleasant Grove Items Chronicle Weather and Social Notes
The Pleasant Grove column reports rain aiding grass but hindering corn planting. Community members share visits and greetings among residents including Lucille Franklin at Mendenhall, Ruth Lawrence with Norma Jones group, and Burns and Tharp families. A barn fire at Mrs. Arthur Murphy’s place is noted as unexplained, with other casual social events and church singing weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Mover
Ray Lawrence
C. D. Tharp
W. A. Tharp
Lucille Franklin
Otto Mendenhall
Brinson
Ruth Lawrence
Norma Jones
Green City
Eunice
Lorene Jones
Wilburn Bunch
Floyd Neely
Pleasant Grove
Pollock
Peasant Grove
Lawrence Couch
Henry Lawrence
Basil Murphy
Arthur Murphy
John Jones
Tom
Foster
L. P. ‘Lawrence
W. _A. Tharp
Also Mentioned on This Page
Browning, Missouri
Joe Nickell
Brown-ng, Mo
James G. Nickell
Duncan Township
Sullivan County
L. M. Watson
Purdin
K. W. Gooch
Mack Molloy
J. N. Chambers
D. L. Cady
Linn County Letter Carriers Association
Laclede
S. Deere
Baby
John Arthur
Kirksville
L. M. McIntyre
Linneus
George Hisel
T. M. Morris
Willard Pulliam
Purdin School
John Myers
Centerville
Iowa
John
Virgil A. Ware
Ida M. Ware
Recorder’s
Linn
State of Missouri
County of Linn
State of
Arthur D. Campbell
J. M. Boyles
Herb Wilson
Leon Smith
St. Louis
Frank Phimer
Arthur L. Pratt
Mont Cumbo
Walnut Grove
W. D. Grice
Lee Brand
Bologna
Farmers Store
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