Sheriff nominees announced in Browning and Sullivan county
The notice lists Guy T. Carter of Browning for Linn County sheriff in the Republican primary, Dr. Q. H. Becker of Sullivan County for Democratic voters, and A. T. Havens of Pleasant Hill township for Sullivan County sheriff, all subject to August primary votes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy T. Carter
Browning
Linn County
Q. H. Becker
Sullivan County
A. T. Havens
Pleasant Hill Township
Shelby Community Notes Reflect Weekend Trips and Visits
Rain was welcome as residents stayed comfortable and dry. Bailey and Sons aided Frank Raver with replanting while many travelers visited Brookfield and Kirksville. Visitors included Herb Wilson Elva Monroe and families, with several Shelby residents meeting relatives, attending shows, and helping with community work such as fencing and home repairs after a fire. The death of Schweppe near Humphreys was reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shelby
Meadows
W. J. Bailey
Lane
Billie
Frank Raver
Herb Wilson
Elva Monroe
Brookfield
Ernest Smith
C. M. Smith
Lin Harper
Tracie Christian
Ben Mullens
Ray Bauer
Mr. Longwell
Glenn Rhodes
L.T. Finney
Mis Bailey
Frank Warles Wilson
Wek
John Ruth Tittle
Herb Wilton
Turkey
Brokfehl
T. L
Community News Recap of Visits and Club Meeting
Harold and Erma Jean spent Sunday at the Fred Bertchman home. Helen White stayed with her brother near Humphreys last week. Joe Hurd of California visited his brother Frank. Robert Stephenson, Robert Willems, and Edward White spent Sunday with Keith Green. Bessie Ford visited Myrtle Arden Saturday night. Velma Stephenson stayed with Walter Meira Saturday night. Mrs Myrtle Williams and daughters Bonnie and Lois visited Rob Stephenson Tuesday and sang greens. Many residents attended the carnival at Trenton last week. Mollie Ford and children George and Bessie plus Myrtle Bardon visited Melvin Stephenson Sunday. The Friendship Club met with Myrtle Williams Thursday. Me with Allie Stephenson next Thursday, May 28. Everyone welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adeger
Schweppe
Humphreys
Johnnieson Ho
Walter Stephenson
Vernice
Anona
Leon
Robert Stephenson
Sylvia
S. A. Warren
Iris
Roy Glaze
Donald DeWitt
Joplin
C. J
Harold
Erma Jean
Fred Bertchman
Helen White
Mon- Joe
Joe Hurd
California
Frank
Robert Williems
Edward White
Keith Green
Bessie Fo d
Myrtle Arden
Velma Stephenson
Walter Meira
Myrtle Williams
Bonnie
Lois
Rob Stephenson
Trenton
Mollie Ford
George
Bessie
Myrtle Bardon
Melvin Stephenson
Friendship Club
Allie Stephenson
Cross Roads And Corn the Weather 15 Reat Snowery to Day
A Sunday weather note reports light showers aiding rain and corn replanting. Local residents including Mrs Cleve Jennings, Mr and Mrs J H Tharp, Mrs Forbes, Vernig Foster and family, and others are mentioned in social calls and visits around Browning Corn and Milan. A child, Carol Lee Dodson, is ill with pneumonia. Dr Becker attends her as family and neighbors send well wishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleve Jennings
West of Browning
J. H. Tharp
Forbes
Trenton
Vernig Foster
Bonnie
Bernice
Exnist Bundridge
Chas
Dodson
Joe Franklin
Courtney
Frances Bundriey
Mary Alice Boswell
Carol Lee
Ernest Dodson
Cora
Becker
Browning
Roy Marley
Claude Couch
Milan
Clyde Brinkley
Son
J. H
Vernie Foster
Pete Cable
Red May
Amah Morris
Ry Jaschs
PerFy Jacobs
Lee Smith
Man, Satu
Local Social and Hospital News Affects Purdin Area
Purdin items show guests Will Penhall and wife and Carl Monroe with family visiting. Henry Patterson and Mrs Patterson were guests of Earl Gooch. George Dray remains in Kansas City hospital in poor health. Gale Cordray won $20 in a Purdin drawing. Mrs Merle Wohler to Kirksville for surgery. Ivan Hedges and wife visited his parents John and Mrs Hedges in Brookfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Purdin
Lon McNally
Will Penhall
Henry Patterson
Earl Gooch
George Dray
Kansas City
Gale Cordray
Carl Monroe
Dave Monroe
Merle Wohler
Kirksville
Ivan Hedges
Brookfield
John] Hedges
Haseville Hosts Guests For Weekend Visit
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Jennings and Lola Rae Bartow were Sunday evening guests of Mr. and Mrs. Geo Hess and family. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Jerome and
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haseville
Kenneth Jennings
Lola Rae Bartow
Geo, Hess
Earl Jerome
Community Notes Highlight Local Visits and New Baby
Sunday visits included Mr and Mrs Marshal McMickle and Mr and Mrs Henry Jerome at the Ben Wood home. A baby boy named James Farrell was born to Mr and Mrs Burl Warren. Mrs Frances Triplet of Linneus visited Ben Wood last week. J J Smith and T S Bartow delivered sheep to St Joseph last Thursday. Bert Martz hosted a lawn party with local youths Wednesday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshal McMickle
Henry Jerome
Ben Wood
Gail
Russell Bartow
Junior Woolf
Burl Warren
James Farrell
Oral Gooch
T. Bartow
Ray Gooch
Frances Triplet
Linneus
Oscar Rottmann
J. W. and
Darrel
Carl and Wife
Kansas City
J.J. Smith
T. S. Bartow
St. Joseph
Frances
Maxine Foster
Flossie Baird
Bert Martz
Jerry Gooch
Warren Gooch
Elmer Hammock
Brookfield
Frances Powell
Tom Morris
Julius Wood
Sam Gooch
Local Residents Share Weekend Visits and Wedding Notice
North East Linn notes Frank Cattey visiting in Brookfield and staying with grandparents in Linneus. Mrs and Mr Cordray visit Unionville hatchery. Verlan Christian left for Oklahoma to spend summer with Uncle Less Sweatt. Edgar McCollum and Darlene Milhoan married at Kirkville Saturday evening by Rev T. E. Spurling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Cattey
Brookfield
Perry Christian
Noah Head
Linneus
St. Joseph
Oklahoma
Gra Cordray
Cordray
Waverly Bailey
Glen Bemery
Ora Tallman
Unionville
Verlan Christian
Sweatt
Mildred Carter
Robert Cattey
Edgar McCollum
Darlene Milhoan
Kirkville
T. E. Spurling
Social notes from Brookfield area visitations
Mr and Mrs Vern Stevenson and daughters visited the Owen Steverson home. Several residents, including Mrs Susa Hoover and others, hosted or visited friends and relatives. Aunt Betty suffered a light stroke but is improving. multiple local families were seen at homes and in Brookfield during the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vern Stevenson
Owen Steverson
Weturn
Gilmer
Edgar Morris
Bill Morris
Susa Hoover
Gon. John
Navy
Nan Lofethe
Corda Shores
Hump
Betty Gooch
Betty
Buddie Sallee
Mary Molloy
Warren Gooch
Bride Keeps Promise Through Trial for Her Groom
On her wedding day she vowed to endure all for him and now that pledge seems fulfilled as she loaned his 1 tee-spot this morning, a small gesture highlighting enduring commitment amid challenges.
Merchants Advertise for Best Values in This Paper
Local merchants advertise to offer best values for shoppers. The notice highlights competitive prices and promotions across various goods available in the paper’s market listings.
Mathews and Horton Wed in Brookfield May 17
George Mathews of this city and Velda Horton of Linneus were married in Brookfield on Sunday May 17. The bride is described as a charming young lady with a wide circle of friends. The groom, formerly from Linneus, works in the truck business for J. W. Trassfield and is noted as honest and industrious. The couple will reside in this city, and congratulations are extended by the Leader-Record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mathews-Horton
George Mathews
Velda Horton
Linneus
Brookfield
J. W. Trassfield
Scott-Clem Wedding in Chillicothe
William Clem of Milan and Miss Jattie Scott of Linneus were married in Chillicothe on Sunday May Wth by Rev. Sprengle of the Baptist church. The bride, daughter of Mr and Mrs L M Scott, was a popular resident in this city, while the groom, son of Mr and Mrs Hebert Clem, runs a filling station in Milan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Clem
Milan
Jattie Scott
Linneus
Chillicothe
Sprengle
The
Baptist Church
L. M. Scott
Hebert Clem
Man Identified As Ingraham Found By Police In Kansas City
A man tentatively identified as W. Ingraham of Humphreys County was found by police Sunday night in the rear of a factory on Guinotte avenue in Kansas City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Ingraham
Humphreys, Cr
Kanas City
Guinotte Avenue
Injured Man Dies After Foot Amputation Incident
An unnamed man, injured with his right foot cut off, died Monday night at a hospital. Police postponed identification, though a billfold card bearing the name F. W. Ingraham of Humphreys was found in his pocket. Cause of injury is under police investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. W. Ingraham of
Humphreys
Also Mentioned on This Page
Tae— Browning
Browning, Missoure
Joe Nickell
Joan DeWitt
C. J. DeWitt
Lester
Fred Bertchiran
Leah Henry
Velma
Katheryn Stephenson
John Shatto
Mi Tin
the Arthur
Lester Stephenson
Velma, Katheryn
North East Linn Items
W.H. Dickinson
Tim Lake Laboratories
Browning Farm
Missouri
Tim Lake Products, Inc
Des Moines
Iona
Chevrolet
Syrolet Motor Company
Detroit
Chevrolet Trucks
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!