Hometown Notes From Brown ing Missouri
Local column updates listed include visits by Don Shafer Jean family and Lee Aird households in Kansas City relatives. Birth announcement for Muriel Lorraine Jerome. Edith Rottmann begins teaching at Banner school. Various residents host callers and visit relatives in the community.
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Haseville
Don Shafer
Lee
Kansas City
A. H. Jeans
Jean
Vera Sayers
J. C. Sayers
Jimmie Crooks
Imogene
Wilma
Virginia Young
Will Young
Grover Murrel
Earl Jerome
Edith Rottmann
Banner School
Gladys Bruce
Alpha
Margarette
Bertha Gooch
Irene Jerome
Rainy week brings visits and hospital news in Shelby
Shelby items note Miss Alda McCollum returning from Colorado to her grandmother's home. Mrs Mamie Buswell visited her parents Saturday. Mrs W J Bailey and son Gale called Friday to help peel peaches. DeWitt Rulon returned from Detroit to visit. John Buswell in North Salem Friday. Frank Rauer visited by T L McDonald Friday morning. Paul Smith drove to Iowa after a truckload of shelled corn for Leon Smith. Jack Finney Curt Rauer and Misses Mary Rulon Dorothy Wilson attended a Brookfield show Saturday. Glen Bailey spent weekend at home. Mrs Will Welch near Brookfield hospital after operation. Mr and Mrs Elmer Hammock trip Friday to parts.
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Alda McCollum
Shelby
Colorado
T. L. McDonnald
Mamie Buswell
J. M. ‘Logan
W. J. Bailey
Gale
Detroit
Will Rulon
John Buswell
North Salem
Frank Rauer
Paul Smith
Iowa
Sundday
Leon Smith
Jack Finney
Curt Rauer
Mary Rulon
Dorothy Wilson
Brook
Local notices and society items from a Missouri town
Community updates recount visits and guests at area homes, school board work on a foundation, scholarships, farm income checks, and travels to nearby towns. The piece also notes out-of-town visitors and a bank inquiry from Pennsylvania, plus a curious 1940 era superstition about presidents dying in office.
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United States
Local Social Visits and a Kansas City Death Report
Dan Miller visits sister near Lucerne and Velma Stephenson stays with grandparents near Osgood. Bessie Bardon visiting near Gifford. Ralph DeWitt visits DeWitt family in Chillico. Floyd Daniels and Sylvia Stephenson visit James Riddle's home. the Stephenson party returns from Cushing Oklahoma. S. E. Miller Jr. dies from blood poison in Kansas City hospital. Bowman township assessor Ferman McKay makes calls around Reger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Miller
Lucerne
Velma Stephenson
Bill Fairley
Osgood
Bessie Bardon
Gifford
Ralph DeWitt
Chillicothe
John DeWitt
Floyd Daniels
Tom Ford
Sylvia Stephenson
James Riddle
Guy Brookshier
Ethel Stephenson
Dolores
Cushing
Okla
S. E. Miller,Jr
Kansas City
Ferman McKay
Bowman Township
Reger
Local readers renew subscriptions and visit office
Additional Locals include Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Smith of near North Salem who shopped here yesterday while Mrs. W. F. Peters renewed for the home paper. Supt. LeRoy Nelson and his children with his mother went to Cam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Smith
Near North Salem
W. F. Peters
LeRoy Nelson
Cam
Ballot Pits Great Alexander Against Berkeley Police Chief
Berkeley pupils split their votes evenly between Alexander the Great and August Vollmer, Berkeley’s police chief. Glen Parks seeks annulment for his son Earl’s marriage claiming hypnotic consent. Dr. Farrington notes moon gravity could let a man jump 36 feet. A list of quirky post office names hints at transport methods like Wagon Mound and Bicycle.
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Berkeley
Calif
Alexander the Great
August Vollmer
Vollmer
Glen Parks
Seattle
Earl
Mr. Parks
Farrington
Field Museum
Chicago
Church leaders reject doctrine of eternal punishment
The Bishop of Liverpool and Dean Inge of St Pauls London speak against the teaching. The Bishop states we are well rid of it and many hope the terrors of the hereafter have been considerably exaggerated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liverpool
Deen Inge
St. Paul's
London
Senator Huey Long Shot in Louisiana Capitol Corridor
Sen Huey Long of Louisiana died at dawn after a 30 hour struggle following a shooting by Dr Carl Weiss in the capitol corridor near Gov O K Allen. Long, 42, was a powerful political figure with flags at half mast and national lawmakers attending his funeral.
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Huey P. Long
Louisiana
Carl Weiss
Baton Rouge
Sen. Long
Long
O. K. Allen
Louisiana House of Representatives
Assasin
Capitol
Kingfish
National Senate
House of Representatives
Administrator's Notice for William L Bond Estate
Notice is hereby given that letters of administration upon the estate of William L. Bond, deceased, were granted by the Probate Court of Linn County Missouri hearing date September 9 1935. All persons having claims against said estate must exhibit them for allowance within six months after granting or be precluded from benefiting. if not exhibited within one year, they shall be forever barred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William L. Bond
Linn County
Missouri
Davis G. Schrock
Letters of administration for Davis G. Schrock estate granted
Probate Court of Linn County Missouri grants letters of administration to the undersigned. Claims against the estate must be presented within one year from the grant date or be forever barred. Attest Arthur L. Pratt Judge of Probate.
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Arthur L. Pratt
Arthur On Pratt
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Browning, Missouri
Joe Nickell
Browning, Mo
Mrs. Elmer Hammock
Parts
Bob Shiflett
Marylin Rose
Tom Morris
Forrest Carr
J. D. Molloy
Harold Cooper
Phyllis June
Kenneth Jennings
Vernon Phillips
Darrold Hutchinson
Stultz
Purdin
Jackson
Shafter
George Buckner and Son
Bryan Molloy
Brookfield
Will Morris
George Phillips
Joe Edmondson
Dudly Phillips
Roy Creason
East of Purdin
Elmer Hammock
Erson
Mr. Nelson
W. D. Kuhn
Long Beach
California
W. W. Crawford
Joe Freeland
Pennsylvania
D. G. Freeland
Freeland
Winnipeg
Oscar Luck
Mr. Cuff
Miss Link
Thomas Neverstop
Alfred Waterer
J. 1 Harmon
Browning
Ada H. Bolling
J. B. Fleming
Norris Phillips
Milan
Dwight Brown
Paul van Qosdel
Highway Dept
Oliver Amusement Company Will
Furnish Entertainment
Wagon Mound
N. M
Wagonfire
Ore
Wagontown
Wagon Wheel Gap
Colo
Truckville
Train
W. Va
Bicycle
N. D
Auto
E. P. Harvey
Licczri & Myzzi Tobacco Co
William A. Bond
Mr. and
Mrs. K. D. Monroe
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