Girls and Mixed Vocal Numbers Featured at Wednesday Night Event
B H S and grade school program showcased a girls sextet Prayer Perfect featuring Clarice Norvell Joyce Mundell Bettie McCormick Derolen Gin der Saralou Schrock and Carmen Hedges. Mixed quartet All in the Aprils Evening with Clarice Norvell Saralou Schrock Gene Carter Junius Mundell. The Bells of St Marys double quartet included Bob Moore Gene Bartow Clarice Joyce Mundell Carmen Hedges Saralou Schrock Gene Carter and Junius Mundell. Vocal solos A Brown Bird Singing by Saralou Schrock and Shadows by Gene Bartow. These numbers and others were presented Wednesday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarice Norvell
Joyce Mundell
Bettie McCormick
Derolen Ginder
Saralou Schrock
Carmen Hedges
Gene Carter
Junius Mundell
St. Mary's
Bob Moore
Gene Bartow
Clarice
Saralou Schr
Glee Club Quartet Heads to Kirksville Spring Contests
Locust Valley glee group performed on Sunday and qualified for district events. On Friday April 5 in Kirksville the boys quartet will compete alongside the Girls Trio featuring Clarice Norvell Carolene Ginder and Saralou Schrock with songs The Green Cathedral and On the Jericho Road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Locust Valley
Kirksville
Glee Club
Green Cathedral
Clarice Norvell
Carolene Ginder
Saralou Schrock
Jericho Road
Bob Moore
Richard Mundell
Junius Mundell
Billy Newton
Six Weeks of Work Highlight Honor Roll Prep
This week discusses a test period of six weeks to complete the year and build an Honor Roll. Art posters advertise a Music Festival on Wednesday night with original ideas. Seventh graders start a geography unit studying Canada and its relevance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Interment News and School Jump Championship
Report notes a geography-themed interment news interest and mentions a girls versus boys high jump contest held Friday afternoon. Champions named include James Farley and Kenneth Arnold. Spelling scores list Judith Moore Eleanor Warren Kenneth Arnold Harvey Havens across grades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Farley
Kenneth Arnold
Judith Moore
Eleanor Warren
Harvey Havens
First Grade Students Finish Spring Work Early
The class reports six weeks left in school and a busy period ahead. Students practiced dollars and cents problems, read poems, memorized pieces, and prepared to read from second grade readers. A few pupils were out sick but all returned Monday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secondrade
North Salem organizes Sunday School for coming year
Thirteen persons met at the Methodist Church Sunday morning to organize the year’s Sunday School. Officers elected include Superintendent Sary Jennings, Assistant Superintendent Bertha Lambert, Secretary Treasurer Ethel Swisegood, pianist Beverly Taylor, and librarian Max Saar. Teachers to be chosen soon. Sunday School to begin at 10 o clock and run weekly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
Sary? Jennings
Bertha Lambert
Treas
Ethel Swisegood
Beverly Taylor
Max Saar
T. M. Smith
Arlo Smith
Kirksville
Heryl Taylor
Beverly
R. J. McCollum
McCollum
Denver Leeper
Frank Head
Oren
Oren Jennings
Barbara Ann
Lela Peavler
Erma Kay
Shirley Ann Peavler
Shirley
Dean Bauer
Jo Ann Martin
Helen Head
Helen Lawson
Brookfield
Marlin Wodeside
Earl Maggart
Herbert Lambert
Ted Brantner
George Brantner
Byron Deskins
Joan Kay
John Cordray
Marceline
Rhett
Edgar Clark
Clyde Nelson
Sharon Ann
Ben Kirk
Turney Bailey
Floyd Swisegood
March Payment of State School Moneys and Local Visits
A community notes social visits Sunday and Monday with multiple households hosting dinners and guests in Brookfield Marceline Kirksville and nearby areas. The March 15 1946 state school money distribution totaled 5484313 48 distributed by teaching unit basis across 20079 units yielding 272 85 per unit.
Farm Production Hints by County Extension Team
Ralph Rogers and June Carroll head county extension effort with Hillis Moffett assisting. The team outlines practical farm production tips and advisory for local growers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Rogers
June Carroll
Home Dem
Hillis Moffett
Ass’t. Co
Forest trees distributed in Linn County by Missouri Conservation
The Forestry Division of the Missouri Conservation Commission distributed 6000 small trees in Linn County last week through the County Extension Office. Wildlife bundles including berries and wild fruit trees were given to 4 H clubs in Shelby, Burch, West Linn and Wyandotte for wildlife habitat and erosion control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linn County
Forestry Division
Missouri Conseration Commission
Shelby, Burch
West Linn
Wyandotte
County farmers plan erosion control and flour guidance
Preliminary figures show 135 Linn County farmers will contour 2600 acres of intertilled crops reducing erosion by 50 percent and boosting yield by 15 percent with 1.50 per acre payment upon approval. Ninety five pressure cooker gauges were tested. owners should bring lids to the Extension Office before corn season for a check-up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linn County
AAA
Jackson Township Financial Statement April 19 1945
Financial sheet lists cash on hand and receipts from taxes totaling several thousand dollars. It itemizes machinery assets including Allis Chalmers K 40 tractor D 4 caterpillar road patrol Adams grader rotary scrapers cables grease guns and a supply of bridge lumber amounting to about 9 000 board feet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson Township
Linn County
Missouri
Allis-Chalmers
Sundries Taylor Township
Omens County
Ofestie
Citizens Savings Bank
Weekly Weather Review of the Middlewest and South
The past week offered ideal spring weather with high early temperatures and light precipitation. Low pressure systems brought scattered rain to Iowa Missouri and nearby regions while the south saw heavier rain from a Texas developed storm. March totals were above normal with a notable hail event near Browning and a record March high. Herman F. Kille.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middlewest
Iowa
Missouri
Tarkio
St. Joseph
Winterset
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Texas
New Orleans
Little Rock
Browning
Cora
Milan
Browning Methodist and United Brothern Church Services
Church notices describe Browning Methodist Church with L P Mohr pastor and services at 10 a m Sunday School led by H L Schrock and guest speakers from Columbia and Brookfield. Evening preaching at 7 30 p m and Thursday prayer at 7 30 p m. Also Pleasant Grove United Brothern Church led by Kenneth G Kelley with no morning worship and evening youth and worship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Peoples Meeting
Guy Adams
Pleasant Grove
Grace Woodside
Locust Valley Church Invites for Sunday Services and Classes
Locust Valley Baptist Church announces Sunday School each Sunday at 10 o’clock led by Cecil Lay as Superintendent. Preaching occurs first and third Sundays of each month. all are invited. Also notes a wartime ASTP ceremony at the University of Illinois recognizing Pvt. Joel H. Watson’s completion of Army Specialized Training and details ASTP’s scale and scope at Illinois during World War II.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecil Lay
Urbana-Champaign
Ill
Joel H. Watson
RFC No. 1
Browning
University of Illinois
Pvt. Watson
ASTP
Pvt. Waston
Parish services mark fifth Sunday in Linn County
Billy Newton and the Browning High School Quartet performed in morning and afternoon services. Rev. Elmer L. Goss spoke in the morning. A basket dinner followed at noon. Guests attended the associational meeting and the district Mission Board met after the services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy Newton
Browning Hie
Linn County
Elmer L. Goss
District Mission Board
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Room
North Salem
Jess Bruce
Trus Kenneth Young
C Clerk
Weekly Weather Review
Herman F. Kille
Locust Valley Baptist Church
Wesley Dice
Locust Valley Church
Richard and
Glen F. Warren
Browning, Mo
DR. Grabow
van Roy
Monterey
ROYAL
Demuth
Frank Medico
Duke OF Dundee
Reynolds
Rameses
Chelsea
Fatimas
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