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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1934
Page
2
Ownership notice for the weekly Leader-Record Browning Missouri lists Joe Nickell as editor publisher and owner. Bond holders with 1 percent or more are none. Sworn before notary Chester Bagley October 3 1934. commission expires May 31 1936.
Notice is given to all heirs and interested parties that J. W. H. Dickinson, Executor, will make a final settlement of the Effice C. Fields estate at the next Probate Court term in Linn County Missouri to be held in Linneus on November 12, 1934. W. H. Dickinson, Executor.
I W H Dickinson executor intends to make final settlement at the next Probate term on November 12, 1934. Administrator and creditors may appear to object or present claims regarding the estate of Jennie Dickinson deceased.
The Shelby teams, boys and girls, won both games at Pershing on Tuesday night. Mrs. Alex Finney improves after hospitalization. Nile Bauer traveled to St Joseph Friday to escort CCC boys home Sunday. Harold Wilson, Orvil Bailey, Gale Bailey, and Ivan Bailey appear in local notes.
Saturday guests included Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Baker with Elizabeth Keithley and Alpha Rottmann. Rev. Smith of Laredo preached two sermons at Mount Olive with Mrs. Smith. Linneus couple Tom Hayes and Ira Hayes with a daughter visited J. D. Molloy and family in Eden Idaho. Elizabeth Cooper from Bear Branch stayed with her mother and Mr. Baker. The Morris family hosted guests Monday and Tuesday.
Tuesday reports note new blinds and curtains for the school house. Local farmers Gus Coulter Billie Pridemore and Bob Smith are praised for road dragging. Jerry Gooch hosts a croquet court for farm discussions and government tips.
Local visits from Orville Mott and many neighbors mark a busy week. Linn County farmers receive Farmers Week program at Missouri College of Agriculture October 16 18 with Triple A Day events and talks by M L Wilson and G B Thorne. Sixteenth Annual Linn County Farm Bureau meeting set for October 10 at City Park Linneus with basket dinner and women's club entertainment.
John O. McCollum and wife and Claude McCollum and wife were seen shopping in Kirksville, reporting a day trip for local items. The brief mentions two couples from Winigan Creek visiting town for purchases.
Robert Cattey and family and Edgar McCollum spent Sunday at the Ernest Sorge home. Earl Abbott Robey Bailey and families visited Frank Cattey. Noah Head and family joined Mrs. Maggie Brewer and others at the Brewer and Cattey homes. A funeral for Jesse Head at North Salem drew many from the area. The surprise birthday dinner for Mrs. Arthur Watson followed.
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