Browning tournament crowns two Browning trophies
The third Browning tournament, held December 11 13, showcased strong sportsmanship and close play. Browning boys won first place while Browning girls finished fourth with Galt Lucerne Humphreys also earning top spots. An overtime decided third place between Laclede and Galt after tight defense and late passing.
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Browning
Browning School
Galt
Lucerne
Humphreys
Forker
Powersville
Laclede
Lacerde
Browning Public School Thanks Tournament Helpers
The Browning Public School expresses gratitude to those who contributed to the success of the tournament and offers thanks for individual efforts.
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Browning Public
Loyal American tribute ends with enduring freedom
A quotation by Ralph James Rhodes extols loyalty to work friends family country and God as the highest tribute. It proclaims loyalty as the essence of freedom for present and future generations of Americans.
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America
Ralph James Rhodes
Browning High School honors in annual clinic
The Missouri Music Educators Association sponsors a yearly clinic for music teachers. An assembly awarded silver basketballs to Browning High School athletes: Hollon, Bartow, Woolf, Kelly, Peterson, Askey, Grice, and Leon. Other Browning notes cover stamps for defense, Missouri government study, wealth distribution, and transportation topics.
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Browning High School
Junior Hollon
Russell Bartow
Junior Woolf
Monroe Kelly
Ray D. Peterson
Richard Askey
John Bill Grice
Leon
Sophomore Christmas Program Held December 24
The Sophomore class with the music department will present a Christmas program on Wednesday afternoon December 24 at 1 30. High school students have drawn names for the gift exchange after the program. The public is welcome to this entertainment.
Christmas Decorations In Grade And High School Rooms
The grade and high school rooms feature red and green garlands. Room one includes a decorated tree, room two a fireplace, and room three letters spelling Christmas wishes hang across the room. The high school displays red and green rope across study hall and a central large bell.
Speech Class Debates Focus On Abolition and Military Training
The Speech class will join its first debates on three topics. The first argues for abolishing capital punishment. The second asks to abolish the Missouri sales tax. The third national and state question supports requiring one year of full time military training for all able bodied male citizens before the draft age.
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Missouri
United States
Joy Pryor Changes High School To Browning
Joy Pryor, now a Browning resident, has joined the local high school as a junior after transferring from Milan High School this week.
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Joy Pryor
Browning
Milan High School
Demonstration Clinic Benefits State Music Pupils
Demonstrations by specialists showcase methods for better results. Top ranking music pupils from across the state form demonstration groups. The St. Louis clinic benefited Mr. Wilkison who learned much for the Spring contest music. Selections for solos quartets and trios are being chosen rapidly for the Kirksville Spring Music Festival in March and April.
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St. Louis
Wilkison
Kirksville
Andrew Jackson theme shapes American Democracy study
The article discusses Jackson as a center of debate in American History highlighting his appeal to the common people against aristocratic rule. It notes the move toward faster travel and modern progress, while also covering General Business topics on investments and housing, plus shorthand scores and typing class updates.
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Andrew Jackson
Jackson
America
von Dean Ogle
Bertie Gooch
Christmas Program by Elementary School Rooms I II III
The Elementary School presents a Christmas program on Tuesday night December 23 featuring two plays The Human Christmas Gift by Room III and Santas Last Stop by Room II Readings songs dances and a fifty voice grade chorus singing carols A sixty four voice pantomime group performs A silver offering to defray expenses invited all attendees
Missori Melange Excuses or Yuletide Escalation Readied
A youthful group gathers excuses or escalation tied to Yuletide celebrations in Missouri amid local chatter. The item hints at festive planning and community reactions without detailing individuals or dates.
Mistletoe Harvest Risks Highlight Southeast Missouri Climb
The Popular Bluff Citizen-Democrat notes boys risk life in climbing high trees to harvest mistletoe, heart of the mistletoe belt in Southeast Missouri with similar growth in Oklahoma Texas and Arkansas. It mentions Benton Mountain’s caution misfire hinting a car shell incident and a Dodge sedan with shotgun shells leading to a front seat hole as a later ad in the Guide.
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Missouri
Popular
Bluff Citizen-Democrat
Oklahoma
Texas
Arkansas
Benton Mountain
Bobby Kirby
Mr. Kirby
Tobacco auctioneers lead opening sales at warehouses
Crowded floors in Weston area tobacco warehouses report opening sales above government loan values. The Chronicle notes an average price of 23.05 dollars on opening day as H M Griffith begins his fifth season as auctioneer at Hull's Warehouse. A St Louis County Leader item warns of a street guide advertising scam tied to a sheriff backing.
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Weston
The
Chronicle
H. M. Griffith
Hull
St. Louis
Missouri girl breaks into Tin Pan Alley with song Well Look
Lillian Fant of Canala receives notice from the Song Hit Guild Advisory Board that her song Well Look Who's Cryin is among five selected for publication. The guild praises forty five previously unknown writers. The New Madrid Weekly Record notes amid growing local music interest. Community hospital at Smithville will be expanded to meet rising demand, per the Democrat-Herald.
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Missouri
Tin Pan Alley
Lillian Fant
Canala
Song Hit Guild Advisory Board
Nies
New Madrid Weekly Record
Smithville
The
Democrat-Her
At The Churches Church Event Notice
Sunday School and Communion held each Sunday at 10:00 AM at At The Churches Church of Christ Edward F. Williams invites all to attend. Sept. Everybody is welcome.
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Church of Christ
Edward F. Williams
Sunday School Invitation for Bailey’s Supervised Class
Sunday School meets at 10 00 a m each Sunday morning Herbert C Bailey is superintendent Everyone is invited to attend this weekly session in a cordial community setting.
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Herbert C. Bailey
Methodist Church Schedule with Pastor and Services
The Methodist Church announces Rev. H. R. Tate as pastor. Church School meets at 10 a.m. led by H. L. Schrock, Superintendent. Preaching services are held on the first and third Sundays each month, both morning and evening.
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the Methodist Church
H. R. Tate
Bank Opens 1938 with 5 Percent Dividend Record
The institution notes it opened in 1938 and has paid an annual 5 percent dividend to stockholders. It reports a substantial accumulated surplus capable of funding the proposed improvement.
Franklin County Records November Baby Boom at St Francis
Franklin County saw a surge as 36 babies were born at St Francis Hospital of Washington in November setting a new county record. Among the births twins occurred to Mrs Triplett during the rush.
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Franklin County
St. Francis Hospital
Wasington
The
Missourian
Triplett
Timbered 1600 Acre Tract Near Hornersville Sells for 40000
The 1600 acre timbered tract near Hornersville sold for 40000 dollars in cash, averaging 25 dollars per acre. Senator Paul Jones in the Dunklin Democrat calls this price a far cry from the one dollar per acre tax sale of thousands of acres in southeast Dunklin County a few years ago.
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Hornersville
Paul Jones
Dunklin Democrat
Dunklin County
Construction Tempo Up At Camp Crowder
The Neoco Times reports Camp Crowder employs 14 644 workers and 529 buildings are under construction. From November 6 to 13, 83 buildings began, grading for the railroad is over three quarters finished, and permanent water mains have been laid in seven camp areas.
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Camp Crowder
Neoco Times
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