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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1924
Page
4
The announcement declares Ralph M. Eubanks as a candidate for Prosecuting Attorney in Sullivan County Missouri subject to Republican voters at the August primary election.
Harry Whetstone, 19, son of Frank and Ada Whetstone of 434 Raymond Avenue, was killed stepping into a west bound Big Four train at Main Street crossing Shelby Ohio at 6 am. The Ford touring car was crushed and dispersed along the tracks. Coroner and inquest were held. funeral set for Saturday at 3 pm at First Baptist with burial in Oakland cemetery.
Kenley and Smith offer twenty head of three year old black and whiteface steers and ten head of two year old mostly red steers for sale.
Weather remains dry and cool as farmers plant corn. Ben Purdin and his wife visited Perry Christians on Sunday. Aunt Maggie Brewer spent a couple of days late in the week visiting family.
Week in North Salem and surrounding areas features family visits, church plans, and weather notes. Residents including Mrs. Nash Head, Perry McCollum, Laura Thuchum, and Clare Tallman, plus others, share Sunday gatherings and local movements as cooler May days arrive. A protracted U.B. church meeting is planned with a large tent for attendees, while farmers report slow corn planting due to dry spells. Obituary: Miss Glen Davis died Saturday at her sister’s home. funeral held Sunday.
A gentle shower occurred Saturday night. Laura Winkleblack and her mother visited James Cox's home this week. The Frazier family enjoyed a joyride in Grumble Town on Sunday. Curt Hellen and his wife from Mian visited Orlean Harris's Friday. W W Taylor, his wife and son Wiley Jr, and Eddie Taylor were guests Sunday in Atlanta Missouri with N C Morris and wife visiting Milan.
The ladies of the M E church host an apron social on Thursday May 22 at 8 o clock. Attendees can expect a good time plenty of cheer and foods. No admission details provided.
Several residents went to Milan on Saturday. Myron Tharp visits his grandparents Mr. and Mrs. J H Tharp. Local farmers report corn planting finished. Mrs E E Maxey and her son Jas went to Kirksville last week. Miss Lucille Franklin visits sister Mrs Auto Mennen hall of Hillside Illinois. Leo Whiteaker and Joe Franklin sheared sheep for D G Havens on Monday. Miss Gerneice Lumsden is able.
Wesley Peters sold his 80 acre Gib Anderson home place on route 3 with all livestock machinery tools and poultry to H R Hamilton. Possession given at once. The Hamiltons, long time city residents, move to the country. Peters family will be welcomed locally.
The Browning M E Church reports a large Sunday crowd. Pastor James L. Bate notes Springfield General Conference unity with the M E Church creating a 7 500 000 strong church and urges combining parsonage and church properties to form a larger auditorium and full time preaching. He offers to resign if a new pastor is chosen.
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