Sheriff candidates announced for Linn and Sullivan counties
The Browning Leader Record notes Guy T. Carter of Browning seeks the Republican nomination for Linn County sheriff and Dr. H Becker of Sullivan County seeks the Democratic nomination. Also, A. T. Havens of Pleasant Hill Township is entered for Sullivan County sheriff, subject to Democratic voters at the August primary.
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Sher
Guy T. Carter
Browning
Linn County
H. Becker of
Sullivan County
A.T. Havens
Pleasant Hill Township
Sheruff
Pleasant Grove Community Sunday Visits and Socials
Pleasant Grove residents hosted guests including Mr and Mrs Wilburn Bure and Mr and Mrs L P Lawrence at the Ralph Lawrence home. Several families visited, with W P F C meeting May 13 and piecing on a wedding ring quilt. Various neighbors and relatives attended gatherings at Nesly, Murphy, Franklin, and Dalzell homes across the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Wilburn Bure
Mrs. L. P. Lawrence Wer
Ralph Lawrence
Burials and Family Visits Span North Missouri
The column records Mr and Mrs Harold Li leaving for Mason City Iowa and Mr and Mrs Tommy Breeding hosting relatives from Milan, plus Kan sas City visitors for a infant burial and Alma Grindstaff hospitalized in Kirksville for a leg ailment. George Mullins Irene Mullins of Osgood visit Ed Myers family, and Mrs Georgia McClarren is mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger Items
Harold Li
Mason City
Iowa
Tommy Breeding
Milan
Ike Grindstaff
Rall Hines
Kansas City
Alma
Willie Grindstaff
Kirksville
George Mullins
Irene
Near Osgood
Ed Myers
Georgia McClarren
Milan Community Notes and Family Updates May 1936
Local residents share visits and events across Milan and nearby towns. Births include a 134 pound baby boy born May 10 1936 to Mr and Mrs Johnny Johnson. Various relatives and friends attend birthday dinners and school term closings. church services noted. numerous visits in Brookfield, Pollock, Knox and Winigan Creek areas.
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Johnny Johnson
W.M. Wheeler
Mian
Tom Waleck
Francis Waleck
Walton Atkins
Chillicothe
Theo
Earl Clements
George_ Artz
Earl Smith
Charley Smith
Milan
Sund
Amber Reger
Tom Forth
Melvin Stephenson
Robert Stephenson
Ozcar Leeper
Elizabeth Johnson
Pollock
C. C. Yerdley
Knox
Reta- City
Huff
M. E
Willie Rogers
Garner Items A Busy Planting Season Notes
Farmers are busy planting and replanting corn as seed quality proves weak. John A Browning visited Or ville Mott last Saturday. Allen Belzer took his parents to Kirksville to visit their daughter Lottie at Laughlin Hospital where an appendectomy was performed and she is recovering well. E E Thudium and families visited Hubert Baskett and wife Sunday near Shafter. Orville Wyett and family and Andrew Cassity and wife shopped in Brookfield Saturday. Florence Mott visited her sister Mrs Claude Perrin last week. Geo Thudium was in Brookfield Thursday. Mrs Susie Harte spent Sunday with Mrs Turney Bailey.
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John A. Browning
Orville Mott
Allen Belzer
Frank Belzer
Kirksville
Lottie
Laughlin Hospital
E. E. Thudium
Orville Thudium
Hubert Baskett
Shafter
Orville Wyett
Andrew Cassity
Brookfield
Florence Mott
Claude Perrin
Geo. Thudium
Susie Harte
Turney Bailey
Misses Fos ter sisters return from Wheeling High School
Misses Frances and Maxine Foster who attended Wheeling High School came home Friday. Mr and Mrs Fred Lyons of near Laredo were guests of Mr and Mrs Ray Molloy and children Sunday. Mrs Chaptman and son Lewis spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs
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Frances
Maxine Foster
Wheeling High School
Fred Lyons
Near Laredo
Ray Molloy
Chaptman
Lewis
Ladies Aid meets for business in Ora Holser era
Ora Holser notes a Ladies Aid business meeting with Mrs Effie Woolf on Thursday. The item lists local visits and Sunday guests including Mr and Mrs T S Bartow and several families, along with trips to the W E Sayers and Rottmann households. The gathering included social visiting and ice cream.
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Ora Holser
Ladies Aid
Effie
Woolf
T. S. Bartow
Jehikien
Cral Goceh
St. Bartow
S.J. Jr
Pearl
Clara Woods
Ernie McKenzie
Yvonne
Marcel’e
Catherine Wool
Bry Warren
Ted Hoser
Kenneth
Young
Ervin Eargleman
T. I
Murrel Hess
Emil Todd
Earl Hess
Carl Rottmann
Kansas City
C. E. Rottmann
Shelby Community Notes On Corn Replanting And Visits
Shelby residents report corn replanting after worm damage and house cleaning chores. Tom Smith returns Sunday from a two week visit with sister Mary Richardson. Many neighbors travel locally for business and family gatherings, with several trips to Brookfield and Iowa.
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Shelby
Purdin Community Notes On Rainy Weekend Visits
In Purdin area residents report a soaking rain would be welcome after a dry period. Mrs. Bessie Fishback and Mrs. Nellie Hutchinson visited relatives in and near Purdin. Mr and Mrs Willard Ross and daughter spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs Raymond Bagley. Mrs Everett Browns brooder house and about 120 baby chicks burned Thursday. Mr and Mrs Charley Maxwell were Sunday guests of Walter Patterson. Robert Patterson and wife of Laclede were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs John Taylor. A number from Purdin attended George Dray s sale of household goods in Linneus Saturday and found things cold. The family leaves with best wishes for better health. Miss Irene Pulliam visited home folks Saturday and Sunday. Mrs Jesse Garrett is recovering and doing well.
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Bessie Fishback
Nellie Hutchinson
Saturda
Willard Ross
Raymond Bagley
Everett Brown
Charley Maxwell
Walter Patterson
Robert Patterson
Laclede
John Taylor
Purdin
George Dray
Linneus
Irene Pulliam
Jesse Garrett
Administrator's Notice in Linn County Probate Court
Letters of administration granted for the estate of Shary F Mundell to the undersigned by the probate court of Linn County. Hearing set for April 20, 1998. Creditors must present claims within six months or be barred. claims not exhibited within one year are forever barred. Local society notes follow with family visits and Sunday gatherings in Brookfield and St Joseph.
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Mundell
Brobate Court
Linn
Soa
Arthur L. Prett
Sunday Evening Visit Highlights Local Social Roundup
Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Phillips hosted Sunday evening callers Mr. and Mrs. Kennet Jennings while their son, under a doctor’s care, was mentioned. The True Blue Club members drilling a play at Shafter brought freezers and served ice cream and cookies at Mrs. Elmer Hammack’s after the drill.
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Vernon Phillips
Kennet Jennings
True Blue Club
Shafter
Elmer Ham*mack
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Charley Helms
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Miss Monroe
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