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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1934
Page
2
The Browning Leader records Harry E. Quigley as a Democratic candidate for Circuit Clerk and Recorder of Sullivan County Missouri, subject to the August 7 1934 primary. The notice appears in the May 24 1934 issue and notes postal designation.
Local notes report visits and family movements across Pleasant Grove and nearby towns. People include Mrs. John Jones Coy Foster families, Edd Franklin in Kirksville, and many relatives visiting in Green City Centerville Brookfield and Macon. The column also notes hot dry weather and mild illness.
The Humphreys ball team played the Gray Eagles Sunday at Pleasant Grove. The report notes the game occurred but does not provide the final score.
Mr and Mrs Roy Bauer and daughter Alta Ma visited his parents Sunday. A few young folks called on Mr and Mrs Hubert Baskett Saturday night. They enjoyed yard games. Miss Ruby Helms returned home Saturday. Helen White spent Saturday night and Sunday with Morene Montgomery. Mr and Mrs Ray Trumbo visited relatives in Purdin Sunday. Mrs Ralph Collins and son visited relatives in Galt Sunday. Mr and Mrs Fred Dell are moving to Jenkins farm north east of Browning. Mrs Everett White and sons visited Jim Franklin one evening last week. Mr and Mrs Floyd King and sons visited Renzo Kelley one evening last week. Mr Eva Swank and daughter Lee spent one evening last week at Walter McKay home. Addalee Collins spent Wednesday.
Letters testamentary granted by Linn County Probate Court on April 30 1934 to H B Stephenson as executor for Mary Haley deceased. Creditors must present claims within six months for allowance and within one year to avoid being barred. Arthur L Pratt Judge of Probate attests the notice.
Day night with Lorene Stephen son followed by Truman Shepherd attending a Milan meeting on Saturday night. Saturday visitors at the Reb Stephenson home included Kenneth and Raymond Jerome, Marl Daniels, Velma and Maxine Taylor, and Raymond White. The Stephen son family spent Sunday with Mrs Stephenson’s parents Mr and Mrs Farley. Mrs Allie Stephenson visited her sister Mrs Joe Price near Green Castle.
The article reports fine weather with hope for more rain to aid crops. Farmers are busy cultivating corn. several local families visit relatives. Community members attend visits, quilting at a Sunshine Workers meeting, and a church service at Mt Hope drew a large crowd.
Bev Carr of Purdin spent yesterday visiting friends. Clare Cox and her daughter Billie Jean of Brookfield called briefly Thursday afternoon on their way home from Harris.
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