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Newspaper

Browning Leader Record

Location

Browning, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Apr 06, 1939

Page

4

Local Visits and Family Gatherings Reported

Mrs Lottie Nichols and Edith Maize called on Teddy Holser Friday afternoon. The Young and Russell families aided Mike and a baby at Beryl Warren's, with Morris Crook and Ronald plus Carolee Sayers visiting there Saturday. Uncle Ben Wood makes slow progress. Harry Leslie family spent Sunday with Henry Smith. W R Young visited Alvin Bruce Sunday afternoon. Maurice Rottmann stayed overnight with W E Sayers. Teddy Holser and Ed Sayers hosted Sunday visits. Claude Smith spent the weekend with Isaac Lane. J A Holser visited Ora Holser Sunday afternoon.

Henry. Smith W. R. Young Alvin Bruce Maurice Rottmann W. EE. Sayers Teddy Holser Ed Sayers Claude Smith Isaac Lane J. A. Holser Ora Holser’s

Walnut Grove Notes Share Visits and School Closure

Mr and Mrs Edgar Hatch and children of Kansas City visited near Kirksville with Roy Dunlap family over Saturday night and Sunday. Walnut Grove school closed with a big dinner and program. Charley Pipes hosted visitors from Milan and Cera attended plays at Milan High School. Additional community updates include birthdays, travels to Browning, and eye treatment in Kansas City.

Edgar Hatch Kansas City Earl Dunlap Kirksville Roy Dunlap Walnut Grove Curt Pipes Cera Charley Pipes Milan High School Charley Swearengen Glen Swearengen John Jones Ralph Morris Browning Herbert Trotter

Shafter School Dinner Honors Eighth Graders

At Shafter school last Friday the end of year dinner honored three eighth grade graduates Mary Gooch Joe Lee Merrick and James Phillips. Several local families visited sick friend Lon Baker in Browning and attendees visited relatives in Purdin Chillicothe and with the Hess and Morris families during the weekend.

Shafter School Mary Gooch Joe Lee Merrick James Phillips Virginia Jennings George Phillips Lee Ellis Hedges Albert Baker's Browning Lon Baker Tom Morris Purdin Dad Phillips Darrold Hutchinson Lilburn Gilmer Chillicothe Earl Hess Donnie George Hess Omi Phillips Edgar Morris Glenn Morris

Thudium School Closes After Week of Community Program

The Thudium school closed Friday after a noon meal with baskets of food. Mrs. Pauline Demory taught the day and pupils presented a program. Local attendees included Emma Milhoan Velma Cable Tarrell Ruth Edgar Darlene Janice McCollum. Visitors at Frank Cattey’s Sunday were Otis McCollum, wife, and Robert Cattey’s family. Several locals and kin noted visits and travel plans around Kirksville and Novinger.

Thudium Pauline Demory Emma Milhoan Velma Cable and Son Tarrell Ruth Edgar Darlene Janice McCollum Frank Cattey Otis McCollum Robert Cattey

North East Linn Items

Weave of notes from the North East Linn column reports pleasant spring weather with showers and growing interest in tending gardens as residents anticipate planting season.

North East Linn Items

Humphreys Items Highlight Local Visits and Radio Work

Crowded out last week the Oliver Brothers radio station KWHO near Roger Duncan township was heard by several parties. Mrs A H Smith and Mrs Jack Payne of Milan visited Henry and Irvin Smith homes. Mr Cook, janitor at Humphreys school, away from his mother for fourteen years, and others traveled to Cedar Rapids to see relatives. The Humphreys High School basketball team will face the local Negro team in an upcoming game.

Oliver Brothers KWHO Roger Duncan Township A. H. Smith Jack Payne Milan Henry Irvin Smith

Local Residents Attend Events and Travel Near Green City

Mr. and Mrs. Othel Haggy visited Green City Tuesday. Arthur Yoakum Lyle Nickell and Laverne Reed left Tuesday for Wyoming seeking work. Elmer Hoskins visiting Garland wife and newborn grandson in Brookfield. Archie Hampton of near Milan visited Willie and Mary Riddle in Wayne. Nickell returns from CCC camp in a western state. Harry Carry and wife visited Rachel Detwiler at Green City. Howell family hosted grandparents John and Mrs. Howell in Kirksville. Blaine Nickell and Dale King received dental care in Green City. Brother Hewlett and wife welcomed a baby son born Sunday March 26. Harry and Mrs. Darr hosted Darr parents Sunday.

Othel Haggy Green City Arthur Yoakum Lyle Nickell Laverne Reed Wyoming Elmer Hoskins Brookfield Garland Archie Hampton Milan Willie Riddle Wayne Nickell Harry Carry Rachel Detwiler Carl Howell Carlotta Howell Kirksville John Howell Blaine Nickells Dale King Hewlett Harry Darr Wm. Darr

Brookfield Edges Humphreys 26 25 On Friday Night

Brookfield won by one point over Humphreys on Friday night at Humphreys court. Emmett Thrasher underwent appendicitis surgery last Tuesday at Culler's Hospital in Trenton. Mrs. V Jaynes of New York returned here this week.

Brookfield Humphreys Court Emmett Thrasher Culler’s Hospital Trenton V. Jaynes New York

Pleasant Hill Social Notes Highlight Local Visits

Pleasant Hill items describe gatherings of the Brantner and Britton families with Wesley Brantner Bennie Brantner and Spencer. Norman Woodside visits Wayne Britton parents. Wm Hale buys three registered Percheron mares in Iowa. Evelyn Brantner visits family. Lois Riley is ill with mumps for the second time.

Wesley Brantner Lyle Britton Spencer Bennie Brantner’s Norman Woodside Wayne Britton Wm. Hale Iowa Evelyn Brantner Lois Riley

Milan Weekend Visits and School Closure Report

In Milan on Saturday residents attended Soil Conservation checks. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Cordray visited Sunday at John Tucker's. Kenneth Lynden and Norris Knifong traveled to Milan and Green City. James and Mrs Herman Smith visited her sister. Mrs John Baskett saw her father Will Oaks who planned to move to California. Mt Olive school closed another term with Floyd Waddle as teacher. A noon dinner was served by district patrons. Everett Riley and wife shopped in Browning on Tuesday. Lynden Knifong sold cattle to Joe Pollock. Shirley Brantner visited grandparents Bennie and Mrs Brantner early in the week.

Milan Harold Cordray John Tucker Kenneth, Lynden Norris Knifong Green City James Herman Smith John Baskett Will Oaks California Mt. Olive Floyd Waddle Everett Riley Browning Lynden Knifong Joe Pollock Little Shirley Brantner Bennie Brantner

Dickinson Items: Local visits and weekend trips noted

Mr John Longwell visited Pur din and Linneus Monday evening. Families including the Brittons Ware and Head spent Saturday in Brookfield. A Gibbs party hosted by Everett Hale and son Friday. Anna Belle West visited Edith Browning Thursday. Roy Spencer and Ibb Spencer families shared Saturday night and Sunday with relatives. George Spencer and Mary Cordray with Lambert family also mentioned. John Longwell and daughter Evelyn were in Browning Saturday night. Theodore Steele and son Marlin were shopping.

John Longwell Purdin and Linneus Lyle ‘Britton Willie Ware Walter Head Brookfield Archie Dickinson Genevieve Arnold Nile Hale Everett Hale Anna Belle West Edith Browning Roy Spencer Ibb Spencer Lloyd Spencer George Spencer Mary Cordray Walter Lambert Lizzie Lambert Robert Lambert Ohn Longwell Evelyn Browning Theodore Steele Marlin

Social notes from Brookfield and surrounding areas

In Brookfield on Saturday Mr and Mrs Earl Hollon visited Mrs Alpha Christy. Several relatives attended the funeral of Mr Edd Buswell Monday afternoon including Mr and Mrs Ibb Spencer Mr and Mrs Geo Spencer Mrs Mary Cordray Mr and Mrs Robert Lambert and Oda Spencer. L A Dickinson visited Browning Saturday afternoon. Mrs Dickinson saw a doctor. Orpha Dickinson spent Monday evening with Mrs John Longwell and Mrs Anna Belle West.

Brookfield Earl Hollon Alpha Christy Ibb Spencer Mary Cordray Robert Lambert Oda Spencer Edd Buswell L. A. Dickinson Browning

BHS Students Engage in Bank Training and District Meet Prep

Charlene Haggard works at Citi zens Savings Bank this week as bookkeeping students assist regular staff. Mary Carter and Lola Rae Bartow were chosen to represent BHS at Kirksville for the District Meet on April 16. Carter will read The Ballad of The Harp-Weaver. Bartow will read Kilmer poems.

M. L. Haning Citizens Savings Bank Charlene Haggard Mary Carter Lola Rae Bartow BHS Kirksville Miss Carter Edna St. Vincent Malay Miss Bartow May Joyce Kilmer

Sophomore Gene Arnold Wins State Senate Trip Award

The State Federation of Women's Clubs honors an outstanding sophomore Gene Arnold from the class. He will travel to Jefferson City on April 14 for the capitol visit as the free trip recipient.

Gene Arnold State Federation of Women’s Clubs State Capitol Jefferson City

Present Glamour Girl of B. H. S. Named

The question asks who is the current glamour girl at B. H. S. Details on the winner or selection criteria are not provided in the text.

Senior Day at Kirksville college features Ella Enslow

Tomorrow April 7 the Northeast Missouri State Teachers College hosts the seniors for campus tours luncheon and talks by the college president faculty and students plus a talk by Ella Enslow author of the Little Schoolhouse in the Foothills.

Northeast Missouri State Teachers College Kirksville Northeast Missouri Ella Enslow

Twelve Girls Chosen for Glee Club District Meet

Miss Glaze selects twelve BHS girls to represent at Kirksville District Meet. The group includes Lola Rae Bartow Ruth Bennett Mary Carter Cora Lee Haley Vella Linhart Marilea Mundell Vivia Almond Kathryn Cumbo Charlene Haggard Lois Maggart Wanda Quigley Mary Ruth Harris and Nona Neet as accompanist. Two quartets are named a girls quartet Ruth Bennett Nona Neet Lois Maggart Kathryn Cumbo and a mixed quartet Nona Neet Lois Maggart Gene Carr Harley Almond.

Miss Glaze Kirksville Lola Rae Bartow Ruth Bennett Mary Carter Cora Lee Haley Vella Linhart Marilea Mundell Vivia Almond Kathryn Cumbo Charlene Haggard Lois Maggart Wanda Quigley Mary Ruth Harris Nona Neet Gene Carr Harley Almond

Music Festival at Brookfield Showcases Local Talent

The Brookfield High School music department hosted its annual festival with sixty musicians from the county’s high schools performing. Highlights included baritone soloist Clayton Harris and cornet soloist Elizabeth Ann Prather, plus performances by the BHS girls trio and octet.

Brookfield High School BHS Miss Glaze Mr. Williams Browning Clayton Harris Elizabeth Ann Prather

Efficiency Clerk in a Bookstore Provokes Student Buy

A bookstore efficiency clerk claims the book will halve work and a student responds by buying two copies, signaling quick acceptance of the efficiency claim. The exchange highlights a light, humorous interaction in a retail setting.

Sponsor For This Week River Funeral Service

River Funeral Service sponsors this week's Public School Brownie page in Browning Missouri. They wish faculty and students success and invite contact at phone 27.

River Funeral Service Brownie Browning Missouri

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