Youth future and education duty urged by National Congress
Charles A. Beard reflects on how education should shape youth for a changing America. He stresses teachers and parents must nurture thoughtful, capable citizens beyond any single class. A glove making demonstration by the Home Economics Extension Council follows with details on materials and participation.
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National Congress of Parents
Andrew Jackison
Hayes
America
Home Economics Extension Council
Linneus
Freda Bennett
Columbia
Miss Houston
Home Dem
Farm Bureau
Community Notes Reflect Ills Visits And Gatherings
Mrs. Mary Spencer and Mrs. Herbert Trotter are on the sick list with improvements noted. Local residents visited and hosted relatives, spoke of hospital stays, farm sales, and social events including a Farm Loan Association banquet in Milan and a church pastor’s return to services.
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Mary Spencer
Della Needham
Walter Connell
Herbert Trotter
John Lee
Centerville
Iowa
Haskell Spencer
Lyle Shaw
Junior Shaw
Carl Ward
Vincent Glidewell
New Court House
Milan
Farm Loan Association
Ralph Morris
Charley Pipes
Marjorie Bunch
Haskell
Hartwell Franklin and Sons
Jay Shaw
Roy Dunlap
Kirksville
Earl Dunlap
Jim Morris
Brookfield
C. C. Moore
Otto Johnson
Browning
Sunday School Times For Two Churches
At The Churches Church of Christ Sunday School and Communion each Sunday morning at 10 00 Jas P Bolling Supt Classes for all ages Everybody is welcome Baptist Church Sunday School at 10 00 a m each Sunday morning Carl Drake Supt Everyone cordially invited to attend
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Jas. P. Bolling
Baptist Church
Carl Drake
Methodist Church Announcement Sundays and Services
The Methodist Church with Pastor O V Ethington invites all to Sunday School at 10 a m led by H L Schrock and C B Carr. Morning worship at 11 o clock. Evangelistic services on the 1st and 3rd Sundays at 7 30 p m. Prayer meeting at A J River home Thursday night February 8 at 7. Choir practice with Mr and Mrs David Forbes Friday night February 9 at 7.
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the Methodist Church
A. J. River
David Forbes
North East Linn Items Brief Local Notices
Glen Demecry has a bad cold. Vernice Christian visited her ill mother Mrs Ben Purdin and attended funeral services at the Baptist Church. Burial followed at Price cemetery. Ora Cordray tended pneumonia patient Mrs Ella Cordray. Robert Cattey served on a Brookfield jury. Perry Christian Emerson Cordray and Russell Crist traveled to Kirksville on business. Mrs Clair Tallman visited Albert Bishop on Sunday.
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Glen Demecry
Will Abbott
Ora Cordray
Ella Cordray
Vernice Christian
Ben Purdin
Marie Vencill
The
Baptist Church
Winigan
Price Cemetery
Robert Cattey
Brookfield
Perry Christian
Emerson Cordray
Russell Crist
Kirksville
Clair Tallman
Albert Bishop's
Missouri to Increase Blind Pension Checks and Improve Administration
Auditor Smith reports Missouri pays about 1.175 million dollars yearly to about 3600 blind pensioners under a 3 cent tax on property value. A card ledger system and other office improvements sped up quarterly payments, with January 15, 1940 first quarter checks of 75 dollars sent to each recipient.
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Missouri
United States
Connecticut
Delaware
Massachusetts
New Hampshire
New York
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Pound
Ewt
Browning Farm Club
Charles A. Beard
Walnut Grove
John Crowdis
Robert Stephenson, Jr
Buell McClarren
Dorothy
Myrtle Dunlap
Irwin Smith
Lyndal
Oklahoma
Elzie Jacobs
Robert Stephenson
Raymond
Cecil Jerome
Myron, Williams
Christine VanFossen
Buford Bones
Charley Collins
Craig Dunlap
Ora Smith
Virginia Williams
John Smith
Wendell
St. Louis
Grant Smith
Stella Bauchman
Church of Christ
North East Linn Items
Forrest Smith
Linn County
Clyde Dillinger
Guy Maggart and Son
C. E. Maggart
Everett Ogle
Mary McClarren
Laclede
Virgil Grindstaff
Elizabeth Johnson
Pollock
Myiys
I. G Grindstaff
Miss Johnson
Illinois
Charlie Johnson
Darlan
Ada Smith
Ray Grindstaff
NEW Method
J. G. May Drug Company
Foxall
Browning, Mo
Syle
Bkl
Wolverine
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