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Browning Leader Record

Location

Browning, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Apr 17, 1952

Page

4

Linn County 4-H Council names ten committees

The Linn County 4-H Council selected ten committees at a Monday night meeting led by council president Donald Dean Cokerham at Pershing Park. Committees include Market Day, Beef Tour, Camp, Trip, Awards, Publicity, Dairy, Picture Series, Recognition Party, and Garden Party planning groups. The executive committee consists of Cokerham, Shirley Elliott, Carol Varney, and Junior Mosley.

Linn County 4-H Council Donald Dean Cokerham Pershing Park Carolee Peacher Bert Smith John Correll Bill Hoskins Harold Smith Annabeth Menelley Harold _ Abbott Janey Stanley Francis ‘Tillman Larry’ Palmer Lavon Bowen Phyllis Sailee Waller Head Harold Foss Roscoe Rulon Ronny Hall Jo Ann Washburn Harold Palmer Herbert Meneely Ethelyn Thorne Jerry Wheatcraft Shirley Guyer W. H. Varney Busin Ress 4-H

Dickinson area social roundup frames birthday and Easter visits

Local families like Britton, Hale, Dickinson, and Longwell gathered for Sunday dinners and Easter events. Guests included the Lambert, Head, Deskins, Gooch, Campbell, Abbott, Walden, Freeman, and Coulter clans with reports of illnesses, travels to Milan and Chillicothe, and a wrestling trip to St. Joseph. Clifford Freeman and Barnes shopped. Ivan Cokerham broke a shoulder in a fall while papering.

Wayne Britton Jessie. M On Britton Everett Hale Larry Elain Norman Woodside Archie Dickinson Dickson Robert Lambert Walter Head Sam Longwell Willman Iowa John Longwell Jesse Longwell Milan Mary Deskin Duane Head Roger Shelby Byron Deskins Joan Kenneth Freeman Gay Jack Paul Johnson Jack Johnson Easton, Mo Earl Johnson Brookfield Clifford Freeman Sharon Barnes Freeman Curt Bauer St. Joseph Ivan Cokerham Tom Lacer Ellea Floyd Calvin Lambert Purdin Ervin Smith Wolf Fay Coulter Alice Jackson Kansas City Harold Campbell Famil James Coulter Lamer Clifford Elliott Chillicothe Glen Morris Meadville Joe Long Chester Long Vane Kingsover E.W. Crookshanks Earl’ Jerome Loraine Marilee Kirby Pa Kettle Glen Jerome Burl Warren Hugh Warren Lee Ellis Hedges Mooris Crookshanks Ma & Pa Kettle Jess Bruce Neva Mary Trenton Nolan St. Louis Floyd Crookshanks Chas Dayton J. Ervin Roy Knifong Marvin Rinehart

Local Folks See Familiar Faces In Brookfield Area

Morris Chapel notes list Lola Moore Pearl Goins Susie Creason Essie Weod Betty Adams Jean Triplett Roberta Gooch Ollie and Marylyn Palmer helping Joan Creason paper the Pleasant Shade school house. Mary Lee Kimbrough attends a Brookfield council meeting. many neighbors visit, shop, or call in Brookfield Chillicothe Kirksville and Purdin with various households throughout last week.

Lola Moore Pearl Goins Susie Creason Essie, Weod Betty Adams Jean Triplett Roberta Gooch Ollie Marylyn Palmer Joan Creason Pleasant Shade Mary Lee Kimbrough G.council Brookfiel Lewis Wood Carol Lee Lee Wood Essie Wood Brookfield Babe Kimbrough Rolla Gooch Ruth Wood

100 Bushel Corn Clubs Across Missouri Counties

Farmers and businessmen in several Missouri counties organize 100 bushel corn clubs to promote higher yields and practical farming practices. Local leaders cite cooperative efforts, shared techniques, and early harvest progress as signs of growing statewide participation.

Linn County Linn County Fertilizer , Dealers Association Lafayette County Corn Club Jefferson City Missouri Conservation Commision Charles Guthrie Brookfield Linn Sullivan Guthrie Commission Missouri

Advertising fuels the newspaper’s existence

The paper appeals to readers to support by advertising, noting that patronage helps make publication possible. The message emphasizes the mutual benefit of advertisers backing the paper to sustain the news and services provided to the community.

Extension Council Meets in Linens April gathering

Four women representing twenty nine Extension Clubs met in Linens on April 7 for the quarterly Extension Council meeting. Mrs Dorothy Ady demonstrated corsage making from nylon hose and every member made one before adjournment. Mrs George Coulson, County Council President, named the 1952 committees: Courtesy Mrs Clifford McCollum Mrs Henry Brenner and Mrs George Matkins. To Committee Mrs Porter Sayre Mrs Kenneth Bowen Mrs Virgil Falconer Mrs Frank Botts and Mrs Ben McKenzie.

Linnens Dorothy Ady George Coulson Couny Council Clifford MclCollum Henry Brenner George Matkins Porter Sayre Kenneth Bowen Virgil Falconer Frank Botts Ben McKenzie

Community House aids fire victims to rebuild home

A well attended night at the Shafter Community House supported fire victims who lost their home. Many useful items were received and will aid in immediate needs and recovery efforts.

Ben Creason

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H Council Wayne Buswell Cecil McGhee Ward Ware Wm. Dinger Lee Kirby L.A Sailey Wm. Olinger Bill Haynes Lee Baker Extention Club Dickinson Jesse Longtell Johnny James Spake Alva Deskins Abbott John Walden Wm, Hale Hugh Hale Te Longwell North Jackson Morris Chapel News Icmut O'Brien Coe America Washington Southweste Power Administration R.E.A Souri Association of Public Utilities West High Street
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