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Browning Leader Record

Location

Browning, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Sep 24, 1936

Page

3

Local notices and visits fill weekend events

A long column lists visits, travels, and greetings among residents. Names include Kenneth Kinfong Fred Lumsden Mrs D A Taylor and Linneus visitors, Kirksville and Fulton excursions, hospital trips and family gatherings. Also noted are farm news strays and upcoming community changes with personnel moves and a local radio ad.

Local notes on residents and moves in area

George Gooch of near Purdin was here on business Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Smith of near North Salem were shopping in this city Tuesday. We are under obligations to our good friend Mrs. W. A. Stark of Centerville, Iowa for subscription favors. Edgar Hoselton is moving a saw mill from the Bennett place to a new location south of Hecla. Mr. and Mrs. Hoselton and son will move there this week.

Shropshire Rams Kenneth Kinfong Fred Lumsden Near Cora D A. Taylor Linneus George Christy Kirksville Jay Christy McArtor E. L. Arnold Near North Salem Josephine Gail Gooch Robert Purdin Porter Sayre Milan F. L. Maggart George Peters John Allen Martin Petrs Will Peters Garnet Kansas F. R Hampshire Dan Haley Marie Tomich L. Bennett John Neely and Elmo Schrock Madie Martin Maggie Keithley L. W. Hummel Nellie Seaman Brookfield Fleming Near Purdin America Fieiing Owen Lois Jéan Sampsel B. Hunter Leon Hunter Chicago Emma Rottmann Raymond C. L. McCormick G. T. Carter George Elbert Kollasch Joe W. Woodward Bertha Riddle Hattie Herschman Emma_ Rottmann Iovaert Furdin Co. B. Purdin Will de Vore O%sephine Henry Christy Near Brookfield Maude Christy W. J. Gocoh Bryan Knifons Reva J. W Flora June Jim Jones Aubry Knifoeng Mac Montgomery Mongomery Gum-Smith Hospital L. O. Wykoff Illinois L. T. Wykoff Wykoff T.I. Reilly Tommie Kansas City T. S. Bartow Lola Rae Russell Gail Jeans W. J. Gooch Jerry Gooch HB. V. Campbell Marjorie Sue Hugh W. H. Dickinson Adram Glaze J. H. Calhoun V. C. Thurlo Palmyra Pleasant Hill Harvey Fields Dickinson Pleasant Dickinson Coronado A. C Gamble Maude Holiday Holiday Lucille Kollasch Iowa W. L. Myers Thora Austin-Parkins Jefferson City W B. Austin Delbert Nickell Ray Nickell Becker van Arnold W. P. Nickell Arlene Fanning R. E. Harris Glenn Rhodes Otis Lawrence Easton Ill Clark Harmon Haning Christine Jeremiah Detroit American Express A. D. Peterson Cleveland Ohio America Legion Canada Rev. Owen Richmond George Gooch Ed Smith North Salem W. A. Stark Centerville Edgar Hoselton Bennett Place Hecla Mrs. Hoselton and Son Elmer Head R. D. Vcassity E. L. Jones Carl Monroe Harrison Nichols

Local residents take trips and visit kin in neighboring towns

The piece lists numerous trips and visitors from Purdin and nearby areas. Residents travel to Denver, Chillicothe, Brookfield, Hamden, Milan and Bagwell Dam while others host and accompany family. Friends and relatives gather, shop, and relocate within the region. An update notes Elmer Head’s illness and E L Jones purchasing a new home south of town.

H. H. Bivens A. L. Crabtree Denver Colo D. L. Cady K. W. Gooch Willie Pridemore Chillicothe A. W. Cotter Flouise Brown Brookfield D. L .Cady Ada Tapscott W. M. Cavinaw Hamden Neal Stark Minnie Buchanan W.m.pulliara Milan W M. Cavinaw George Pulliam C. L. Grice Lloyd Bagwell Dam W. M. Pulliam W. M Cavinan A.W. Cotter James Lynheart H. H

Administrator's Notice for D H C Lambert Estate

Letters of administration granted by the Linn County Missouri Probate Court on September 21 1936 to the undersigned for the estate of D H C Lambert. claimants must exhibit within six months for allowance or be barred. one year to bar claims. Attest Wee Head Administrator Gadys Phillips Clerk of Probate Court.

Linn County Missouri Gadys Phillips

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