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Browning Leader Record

Location

Browning, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Apr 07, 1938

Page

4

St Louis Training School for Nurses history milestone

A 1883 meeting at Washington University led to founding the St. Louis Training School for Nurses the first such program west of the Mississippi. Under Dr William Greenleaf Eliot and James E Yeatman the school advanced professional nursing, expanding to six hospital divisions and 208 patients daily.

Missouri Floyd C. Shoemaker Yeatman Sisters of Mercy East St. Louis City Hospital Abbié Hunt Emma L. Warr New York Hospital Europe Hamet Hospital Erie Pennsylvania United States New York Boston Nurses Home National Association of Trained Nurses St. Louis

Linn County Musical Festival Dates Packed with Events

Students miss school for measles as Brookfield hosts the first Linn County Musical Festival on April 1 with forty four participants. The second division follows April 7, seniors attend Northeast Missouri Teachers College Senior day on April 8, and April 9 invites an contest at Marceline.

Linn County Brookfield Northeast Missouri Teachers College Marceline

Missouri Drivers Licenses Pass Million Mark in March

The sale of state automobile drivers licenses in Missouri topped one million on March 11, announced by Secretary of State Dwight H. Brown. The two year permits at 25 cents were expected to reach 1,200,000 by the end of the 1937-39 biennium, with the law aimed at safer state highways.

Missouri Dwight H. Brown W. H. Steward

State Department suspends 85 motor vehicle licenses to date

The state department has revoked or suspended 85 licenses to date for major traffic law infractions. Secretary Brown said the 1938 license department did not set a record, as sales ran about 300000 dollars above last year’s receipts in the same period.

Canada State Department Brown

Browning School Board Signals Next September Enrollment

The Browning School Board urges parents to enroll the son or daughter for the next school year. It extols high school benefits beyond business and profession, noting education helps citizens think clearly and participate in community life.

Browning School Board

State Soil Conservation checks Linn County allotments

The State Soil Conservation has two representatives in Linn County this week with the county ACA Committee to review farm program listing sheets in preparation for releasing farm allotments. Baxter Hall and John Kendrick are conducting the checks and cards are prepared to fill leases and mail to farm owners operators and tenants on known tracks once allotments are finished.

State Soil Conservation Linn County ACA Baxter Hall John Kendrick

Haseville Items Highlight Local Visits and Sheep Shearing

Dr. Mairs attended Mrs. J. A. Holser who is real poorly. Carl Rottmann from Kansas City visited relatives. Sheep shearing marked the week with cool weather for the sheep. Several residents visited kin in Kansas City and around Haseville. Multiple families shared Sunday visits and social activity around town.

Mairs J. A. Holser Carl Rottmann Kansas City Haseville Wm. Pendergast H. Elliott Harry Tromerhouser Glenn Powell Ora Holser Marvin Harold Cooper John Kenneth Jennings Theo Holser John Holser John Rottmann Irene Beryl Warren Hugh Warren Grandpa Jacobs John Todd

Sunday Dinner Guests and Local Visits Mentioned

Daughters attended Sunday dinner with Charley Tromerhouser and Margaret Jane. J C Sayers and Mattie Gillispie joined Lizzie Rottmann and family. Adolph Brehm and R F Gooch with Ralph Creason visited. Willie Burtch, Tom Kimbrough family hosted. Bill Triplett family and Leon Dennis visited Ralph Dennis. Don Shafer and C M Nichols visited W F Rottmann and Ted. Kimbrough sick with measles. Ed Sayers and Carolee visited Morris Crookshanks. Theo Holser and W E Sayers visited Kenneth Young.

Charley Tromerhouser Margaret Jane J. C. Sayers Mattie Gillispie Lizzie Rottmann Adolph Brehm R. F. Gooch Ralph Creason Willie Burtch Tom Kimbrough Bill Triplett Billie Jean Leon Dennis Ralph Dennis Don Shafer C. M. Nichols and Son W. F. Rottmann Ted Billie. Kimbrough Ed Sayers Carolee Morris Crookshanks

April Weather Frogs and Spring Hopes In SHAFTER

Local notes recount April mood with talk of ice melting frogs and fruit hopefuls. Families visit relatives in Purdin Linneus and Brookfield. School ends with a fine program led by Miss Lois McMickle. teachers meet Miss Hazel Cooper attends. Rev Batton delivers sermons at Mt Olive.

Lois McMickle Hazel Cooper Climax Brookfield Batton Mt. Olive

Roofing and home supplies sale ad touts Ruberoid products

A warehouse advertises asphalt shingles roll roofing and coating at 10 to 20 percent below wholesale. It notes local installations for Ola Knifong at the Lawrence farm and Johnie Stephenson's garage project, plus A D Peterson’s oak flooring and French doors. Fifty five wallpaper patterns are in stock.

Community Notes Highlight Local Visits and Sunday Guests

Phyllis Phillips spent Saturday night with her grandparents Mr and Mrs Vernon Phillips. Morris Chappel attended Sunday school with sixty attendees. Lute Hulett made a business visit in Browning on Monday. Mr and Mrs Edgar Morris and Lawrence Tate visited Mrs Ida Tompson in Meadville Sunday. Mr and Mrs Sam Gooch and daughters Gladys Marie and Rosa lie were Sunday dinner guests of Mrs Fay Coulter and Alice Marie. Mr and Mrs Lee Ellis Hedges and sons Dail and Jerry were Sunday guests of Wayne Cooper family. Blaine Bennett and children visited the Meltons at Haseville.

Phyllis Phillips Vernon Phillips Morris Chappel Lloyd Bowyer Elmer Hammock Mt. Olive Lute Hulett Browning Edgar Morris Lawrence Tate Ida Tompson Meadville Sam Gooch Gladys Marie Rosalie Fay Coulter Alice Marie Lee Ellis Hedges Dail and Jerry Wayne Cooper Blaine Bennett Lewis Melton Haseville

Also Mentioned on This Page

THE Training School For Nurses National Poultry Producers Federation Frank Priebe S. Johnson Line Street Cash J. B. Fleming H. L. Adams Mrs Blanche Elliott Carman Hedges John Hedges Purdin Elizabeth Cooper W. L. Baker Baker Harry Grimes Lewis. Richardson Linneus Grover Murrell Earl Jerome Lorene Henry Jerome L. W. Arnold Ola Knifong Phoenix Mutual Life Ins. Co Lawrence Farm Johnie Stephenson Reger A. D. Peterson Hillcrest Farm & Hatcher Hery Telephone Browning Farm Club
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