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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1930
Page
4
The Browning Leader-Record announces LeRoy Munyon of Marceline as a candidate for Probate Judge of Linn County. He runs in the Democratic primary election, pending voters' decision in August.
The statement announces Charles W. Clements of Brookfield as a candidate for Linn County Recorder of Deeds. He seeks the Democratic nomination in the August primary.
Linneus candidate Ruth Dryden Bogart runs in Linn County August primary seeking circuit clerk seat. Democratic voters participate in the contest to choose the party nominee for the clerk position.
Letters of administration granted for John W. Neely deceased by Linn County Missouri Probate Court dated May 21 1930. Claims must be shown within six months. failure bars participation. Administrator Co C Neely and Judge Arthur L. Pratt attest. May 22 1930.
Mr and Mrs C M Nichels and their son with Mrs John Overall and children spent Monday with relatives in Linneus. Veda and Glen Jerome visited the Charley Grime home near Laredo on Tuesday. Mrs Rena Baird and daughter spent Tuesday with her parents Mr and Mrs Ernest Trumby. Mr and Mrs W A Pew were Chula visitors Sunday.
The item lists numerous neighbors and families visiting friends and relatives in Brookfield Linneus Galt Browning Kirksville and nearby areas. It notes road work near Purdin and sentimental mentions of Election Day decoration at White Oak Grove. Several residents are reported ill or traveling including Mrs W Langdon Viviah Taylor and Joann Haskel Holon.
Corn planting is nearly completed in this neighborhood. D. L. Cady and wife visited Kenneth Gooch and wife Sunday. Wallace Cady and wife of Chillicothe and Ada Cady and grandson Alvin Folch of Meadville visited Ed Pulliam and family. Carl Bivens and family of Brookfield visited Wm. Cassity and wife Sunday. Nadine Pulliam of Brookfield visits her grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Pulliam. Mrs. RP. D. Monroe visited W. J. Penhall and wife Saturday night and they accompanied her home Sunday. W. R. Ress and family of
Shafter residents share a busy week with neighbors, family and friends. W L Baker hosts guests, Mor ris Chapel sermons draw crowds, and multiple families entertain and visit near Corydon and Browning with gatherings and light games.
The column notes several farmers must replant corn while Charley Lambert oversees roads. It mentions visits to inspect new schoolhouse plans, Sunday gatherings for Ward Moore’s 29th birthday, and a host of Sunday visitors. Local people attend a Mt Zion show and a following dance at Ruge Davis, with other regional travel and social news throughout the week.
Cloe Rinehart spent the weekend with her sister Mrs. G. C. Jennings and family. Shirley DeWitt of Green City was in the community last week and brought cattle. Dodson. There will be preaching by.
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