Honor Roll List Highlights Fifth Sesqui Period
The district notes honor roll achievers by grade including S and S minus recipients such as Annabel Atkins Harvey Dickinson Kathleen Hooker Carrie Neely and Edna Scott. It lists juniorsmiths and freshmen with promising behavior pledges and closes with a diary entry from Hermin F Adams and classroom mischief observations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annabel Atkins
Harvey F. Dickinson
Kathleen Hooker
Carrie Neely
Edna Scott
Raymond Alspach
Noble Crooks
Raymond Warren
Jimmie Robison
Gladys Atkins
Elizabeth Burwell
Dorothy Creason
Nadine Carlstead
Mildred Gooch
Irdis Garrett
Jay Griffis
Pauline Jennings
Lucile Kuhn
Icel Knifong
Reba Rhodes
Dorothy Stone
Velma Smith
Louise Slater
S Miths
Luther Baker
Geneva Haley
Eugene McKay
Edward Williams
Della Carter
Sminus
Lyle Bundies
Morris Crookshanks
Emerson Cattey
Vivian Pipes
Edith Seaman
Martha Creason
Virginia Cotter
Evelyn Gable
Kathleen Haggard
Anna Morelock
Herman Smith
Eva Wilhite
Letha Oaks
Slats Diary: chores Jobs and Mildred
Slats reports a week with chores for Mrs Peltsyc then hints at Mildred and boys. He earned four dollars on Saturday despite flirting and a scare with boxing gloves. Sunday mentions Ant Emmy ill with bronchitis and a telescope exam. Monday notes Emmy’s possible changes and memory of a Millery Brush.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Pelts
Mildred
Italy
Endetta
Emmy
Chirch
Ters
Notice to City Car Owners in Brown ing
City residents must display City motor vehicle license plates on April 15, 1931 or face prosecution under city ordinance. Done by order of the Board of Aldermen. Guy T. Carter, Mayor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City of
Browning
Board of Aldermen
Guy T. Carter
Locust Valley Ladies Aid Dinner and Quilting Session
The Locust Valley Ladies Aid met with Mrs Hugh Warren on Thursday April 2 for dinner. Forty four people attended including men children and members. A quilting session followed a noon dinner with Mrs Ella Thurlo giving thanks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Locust Valley
Ladies Aid
Hugh Warren
Aid
Ella Thurlo
Written Message From Nevada Miner W S Pipes
A Nevada correspondent at Winnemucca Quinn River Crossing dated April 1 1931 sends a check for the paper and notes a fine winter stock, cheap prices in mining, many mines with gold and silver work, dry conditions with little water for irrigation, and asks to convey regards to friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nevada
Winnemucca
Quinn River Crossing
W. S. Pipes
Worker Returns From Waverly on Missouri River Dykes
Fred Smith, employed by a government supervised crew building and straightening dykes on the Missouri River at Waverly and Grand Pass, arrived home. He reports river water is very low, delaying work for about a month to six weeks, with a possible early return if openings occur. He notes low water persisted through winter and spring and expects gradual rise with spring rains, predicting June flood season as snowmelt resumes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Smith
Missouri
Waverly
Grand Pass
Rock Mountains
Union Evangelistic Meeting at Cross Roads This Weekend
Rev. J. B. Crawford conducts a union evangelistic gathering at Cross Roads inviting members of all denominations to attend Saturday night April 11 and Sunday morning and night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cross Roads
J. B. Crawford
Memorial notice for Alpha Lucile Brantner dies at 20
Alpha Lucile Brantner daughter of Mr and Mrs Walter Brantner was born near Browning October 9 1910 and died at A S O Hospital Kirksville April 1 1931 aged 20 years 5 months 22 days She attended Green City High School and State Teachers College Kirksville Was converted at fourteen and lived a faithful Christian life Funeral held at Baker church near North Salem April 3 with Rev Rudloff leading burial in a nearby cemetery She is survived by her parents a brother Eman and many relatives and friends A precious one from us is gone. A voice we loved is still. A place is vacant in our home which never can be filled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpha Lucile
Walter Brantner
Browning
A. S. O. Hospital
Kirksville
Green City
State Teachers College
Miss Brantner
Eman
In Appreciation for Support in Candidacy for City Collector
In appreciation I wish to thank my many friends who loyally supported me in my candidacy for the office of city collector. Alma Baker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alma Baker
Life in Germany After World War I to 1930
Extracts from a letter describe Germany’s transition from empire to republic after 1918. Wilhelm II resigns to Holland while Weimar drafts a new constitution proclaimed in 1919. President Paul von Hindenburg leads a Reichstag that grows from 491 to 576 members by 1930.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Wilhelm
Holland
Dorn
Weimar
Paul von Hindenburg
Reichstag
Mrs Calhoun Hosts Ride-A-Wee Sewing Club Luncheon
Mrs. R. M. Calhoun entertained the Ride-A-Wee Sewing Club on Wednesday April 1 with a one o clock luncheon. Several members were unable to attend but those present enjoyed needle work and social visiting.
For Sale Spotted Poland brood sows with pigs
Carl Porter offers spotted Poland brood sows with pigs for sale. Contact details not provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poland
Carl Porter
Light District closes after successful term at Light School
The Light District No. 13 term ends with Harold Cooper as teacher. A noon basket meal precedes an afternoon of cyphering and a short program. Attendees include Charley Singleton and many families in a warm community send-off.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Light
Harold Cooper
Harold
Charley Singleon
William
Naomi
John Sparks
W. L. Sparks
Nadine and
Norris
Alta McCormick
Betty
L. P. Kirby
LeVerne
Mildred Bennett
Blaine Bennett
Margery
Max
Glenn Cooper
Lois Allen
Elizabeth Cooper
Benton Township expresses thanks to supporters for collector race
Lorene Whaley extends sincere appreciation to everyone in Benton Township who supported her loyally for the office of collector.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benton Township
Lorene Whaley
Easter Sunday Brings Bright Spring Weather
Easter Sunday turned out sunny and warm with only a few clouds. The pleasant conditions hint that spring has arrived as snow melts and grass grows, allowing farmers to plow and sow oats if not already done.
Sale of five whiteface steers in Missouri notice
Special Notice For Sale reports five two year old whiteface steers offered by W I Langdon of Cora Missouri. The listing notes the animals are good quality and invites interested buyers to contact Langdon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. I. Langdon
Cora, Mo
Easter Sermon Draws Notable Audience at Early Services
At six o'clock a crowd gathered for Easter morning services as Rev. Rudloff delivered a well received sermon rich in history and origins of Easter. He preached again at eleven and in the evening to an appreciative audience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rudloff
Browning Elects City Officers in Hotest Local Race
Voters in Browning turned out heavily for city and school elections with free transport to polling places. G. T. Carter chosen mayor. J. D. Lay alderman east ward. R. E. Harris west ward. Zella Woodworth collector. J. P. Turner police judge. James Pierce marshal. School board members named as J. R. Williams and W. H. Dickinson. City offices inducted that night. new health board appointees listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Browning
G. T. Carter
J. D. Lay
Bord
East Ward
R. E. Harris
West Ward
Zella Woodworth
J. P. Turner
James Pierce
Atty. V. C
W. C. Thurlo
Chester Bagley
Dr. Haning
Brownback
Becker
Board of Health
J. R. Williams
W. H. Dickinson
Turkeys Taken From Stephenson Farm Recovered
Saturday night unknown persons seized turkeys belonging to Robert Stephenson and son Johnie from the Stephenson place. The turkeys were found dumped along the road Monday afternoon after a car turnaround.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Stephenson
Johnie Stephenson
Stephenson Place
Mrs. Stephenson
Chillicothe District Institute at Browning M E C S
The Chillicothe District Institute will be held at Browning Methodist Episcopal Church South on Monday April 13. The program starts at 10 a.m. and ends with an evening session. A basket dinner and fellowship hour follow at noon with messages from leading conference workers. All are cordial invitee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chillicothe District Institute
Browning M. E. C. S
Linn County Chest Clinic Set for April 21
Linn County hosts a free demonstration chest clinic on Tuesday April 21 in Ellis Hall Brookfield under Linn County health staff direction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linn County
Ellis’ Hall
Brookfiled
Linn
Greens Time Promotes Alfalfa Greens Early Spring Diet
Secretary Jewell Mayes and extension horticulturist Beattie endorse alfalfa greens as a cheap early spring addition. The piece lists edible wild greens, harvest tips, and methods to grow and blend greens from fields, roadsides, and garden scraps for increased food supply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scretary Jewell Mayes
Missouri State Board of Agriculture
W. R. Beattie
Arthur M. Hyde
United States Department of Agriculture
Missouri
Howdy
Elfalfa
Beattie
Four Hour Drying Enamel Offered at Schocks
Notice lists first class four hour drying enamel at Schocks priced $1.15 per quart with 16 color options plus white black and clear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schocks
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hermin F. Adams
Lucile Brantner
Kirksville Hospital
Baker Cemetery
R Luss
Chemnitz
Gordon Pipes
J. Robert Hall
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