Paul Porter Seeks Linn County Prosecuting Attorney Seat
The Republican ticket submits the name of Paul Porter of Urprise township for the Linn County Prosecuting Attorney position. Campaign support urged as part of the party slate.
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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1932
Page
2
The Republican ticket submits the name of Paul Porter of Urprise township for the Linn County Prosecuting Attorney position. Campaign support urged as part of the party slate.
The Shelby area sees fine weather with farmers preparing corn as road work continues from Shelby to New Boston. Social notes mention visits and a well attended Walter Pace gathering. In Pur tem, the Shelby girls beat Pur aim 24 13 and the Shelby boys defeated Pur aim 31 17, boosting their conference record to 4 wins and 1 loss.
North East Linn items report Robert Cattey ill with tonsillitis. Mrs Ora Cordray and Mrs Maggie Brewer visited Mrs Molly Haley. Perry Christian and family spent Sunday at Ben Purdin's. Frank Cattey and wife visited their son Ben Cattey. Nickell, wife and grandson Busy spent Sunday at Otis McCollum home. Allen Sil and mother and Glen Moulray and wife visited Mrs Molloy Thompson near Millan. Lloyd Cordray sawed wood for Very Christian last Friday.
Local residents report a busy week with visits from Kansas City relatives the Dunlaps and Hatchs. A wiener roast at Charley Pipe’s sorghum mill drew a good crowd and several families hosted guests over the weekend.
Knight and son Ross Mrs Nelle Williams Mrs Norman Harris and Charles Levain Mr and Mrs Farl Gooch and Helen Mr and Mrs J W Harris Cornelia and Elmer Harris Mr and Mrs Herbert Hamilton Mr and Mrs W A Smith of near Gifford were here on business and renewed for the Leader-Record. Many thanks. Mr and Mrs Ed Smith of near North Salem were here on business Tuesday morning. Mr and Mrs Walter Smith of near North Salem were shopping here Tuesday. T M Smith and son Orlo and John Smith of near North Salem were here on business Tuesday. Mr and Mrs J P Turner spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs Al Brown near Purdin. Mr Turner and Mr Bown have been lifelong friends and a most enjoyable time was had.
Halerville residents share visits and events including Bartows at Gooch home and Carrie Bowyer sale. Burtown and Sayers join trips to Purjd in Saturday. Gale Thomas Bartow born to Mr and Mrs Glen Jerome. croquet at Browning attended by Gooch Sayers and Morris family members.
Gar ner area notes pleasant autumn weather as corn huskers prepare for fieldwork. Mr and Mrs Orville Thudium and son Vern visit Mrs Thudium’s parents Elvis and Mrs Martin near Winigan on Sunday. Ora Mott visits Mrs John Bray last week. Gladys Thudium returns from Brookfield after two weeks. Mr and Mrs J J Gall and family visit her parents Will and Mrs Burkholder on Sunday.
Citizens and farm groups across Linn County have delegates approved by County Agent Hall to attend the Seventh Annual Linn County Outlook Conference in Brookfield on October 31. The letter urges attendance to discuss economic distress and farm production futures, inviting all residents to participate.
The report lists freshmen and seniors with grades and remarks, then records junior and senior class officers, and ends with a senior class party on Friday October 14 at the Holman home group trip to Clem Spring school woods for baseball dodge ball and a campfire meal.
The Senior class invites all to a Wednesday afternoon Armistice Day program at the schoolhouse on November 9th. Everyone is cordially welcomed to attend this community event.
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