Senior Play I Like Your Nerve Performed At School
Mrs. Phillips and the American Problems class thank Ford executive Mr. William H. Wilson for Northwest life magazines. Reports are given on natural resources and Grand Coulee Dam. The Senior class presented the three act comedy I Like Your Nerve despite bad weather. The High School Band and rhythm band provided music between acts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phillips
Wm. H. Wilson
Ford
Washington
Browning
Northwest
Grand Coulee Dam
Browning and Green City Battle On February 27
School calendar lists a Browning versus Green City basketball game on February 27. The schedule also shows a March 1 junior play. Local fans urged to attend and support school sports and theatre events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Browning
Green City
The Antics of Andrew Farce by Junior Class
The Junior class presents a three act farce titled The Antics of Andrew on Friday night March 1. Tuesday morning at 9 Mrs Phillips attended the funeral of her uncle. Six weeks tests were taken last Wednesday Thursday and Friday. Grade cards will be issued this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew
Clell Wolfe
Charley Johnson
Claude
Earl Hess
Brookfield Hospital
Mildred Kennedy
Isaac Lane
Cap Wolfe
Theo
Albert Enderly
Chillicothe
Claude Moore
Linneus
Leonard. Spencer
Milan
T. S. C. Lambert
Spencer
John Longwell
Fountain Grove
Lydia Green
Blanche Head
Theodore Steele
Marlin
Charley Steele
James Blackburn
Vaughn Fields
Robert Lambert
Raymond Browning
DeWayne Fields
Shelby
Jesse Longwell
Alva Deskins
Billy Fields
T. M. Smith
Mable Lambert
Raymond Anderbach
Marion Wyatt
Flossie “Wyatt
J. Smith
Smith
February Birthdays Shine in Washington Lincoln Study
Intermediate Grades study two famous Americans born in February George Washington and Abraham Lincoln. Readings feature black and white silhouettes of Washington and Lincoln and a large poster of New Salem State Park in Illinois. The unit will compare the paintings With Malice Toward None and Washington Crossing the Delaware.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Washington
Abraham Lincoln
Washington
Lincoln
New Salem State Park
Illinois
Delaware
Tardies Absences And Reports To Parents
School urges punctual attendance and notes. Absences require makeup work arranged with teachers before absence. Requires signed permits from students and parents. end-of-quarter slips mailed to parents. Cooperation from parents helps administration monitor and justify absences and tardies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Len
Gossip and Gas Newsletter Sparks Local Building News
The column shares weekly spring and summer home improvement notes with ads and quirky items. Earl Campbell visits from near North Salem to buy fencing. Albert Baker redecorates a building for Johnson Chevrolet Co. A humorous tale about a thrifty husband sending a million kisses ends with the wife returning the pun via postcard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Campbell
North Salem
What Have You For Sale Listing Service Ad
A free bulletin board listing offers to post items for 30 days with two free insertions. Readers are urged to look for needed items in the same column and to watch weekly for the continued listing.
Community News Highlights From Reger Area
Local notes report visits and illnesses across the Reger region. Claude Wolfe’s death follows a prolonged illness while Earl Hess recovers from an appendectomy. Special mentions include Mildred Kennedy’s serious illness and a 20 year old’s wood saw injury.
Reger School Party and Local Notices in Reger Area
Miss Dorothy Rader and Miss Virginia Moffitt hosted a Valentine party for Reger school pupils with exchanged valentines games and refreshments. Ada Smith traveled to Kansas City with her nephew Melvin Rogers returning Saturday. Local families reported hog butchering and quilting circles meeting weekly. A baby boy was born to Eunice Smith of Reger. Edith Smitht works at a new Variety Store in Milan.
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Dorothy Rader
Virginia Moffitt
Reger School
Ada Smith
Kansas City
Melvin Rogers
Rob
Melvin Stephenson
Clarence
John Witt
John Crowdis
Richard Haddox
Elsworth
Wpeadlek
Aif
Eunice Smith
Reger
Local residents cope with illnesses and family visits
Lee Gooch suffers a crushed foot and stays confined indoors. In Brookfield, Mr. Lambert receives medical care with weekly journeys this winter. Numerous visits occur as families, neighbors, and friends gather at various homes, noting illness and support scenes around Brooksfield and nearby towns.
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Lee Gooch
Harry Lambert
Brookfield
Mabey eCiin
Cali
R. J. McConness
Cme
Clyde
Belzer
Frank
Fay Seaman
Local social visits reported across Linneus and Brookfield
Mrs Orene Jennings and others traveled to Linneus and Brookfield on a Wednesday business trip. Families including Pearlers Leren e and Bobby visited Simpson Cordray on Sunday and Alpha Lambert joined Sunday afternoon. Several households hosted relatives and friends across Brookfield and nearby towns from Saturday through Monday, including Jennings, Lambert, Belzer, Head, Bauer, Swisegood and Arnold families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orene Jennings
Linneus
Brookfield
Lerene
Bobby Pearler
Simpson Cordray
Alpha Lambert
Frank Belzer
Allen
Town
Viola
Doris Mitchell
Eunice Arthur
Harry Lambert
Life Pearler's
Ray Bauer
Dean
Shirley
Frank Head
Kermit
Lyle Stone
Eldon
Clyde Belzer
Roy Jennings
Mae
Donald
Arlo Smith
Floyd Swisegood
Lloyd Newton
Kermit Head
Ethella Newton
Shirley Bauer
Marjorie Minor
Alen Lambert
Goldie Swisegood
Ellis Jennings
Vernon
Reba
Roy Hart
Genevie Arnold
Paper Weather Brings Clouds and Snow
Cloudy skies and daily snowfalls create a frightening news tone. Lyle couple visited Brookfield on Friday while Britton attended a teachers meeting. James Smith stays with Ed Smith. Mr Smith is poorly. Hale family and Brittons on the sick list. Minnie Coffman and Archie attended Browning senior play. Evelyn Brantner has a part.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyle
Brookfield
Britton
James Smith
Ed Smith
Smith
Wm. Hale
Larry
Phillip
Ernie Britton
Minnie
Coffman
Archie
Browning
Evelyn Brantner
Local residents share visits and birthday gathering
B O Brantner continues mail duties on route four east end for Noel Bennett. Mr and Mrs A L Knifong visited Wm Riley Neva Newton and others including Chas Newton Lloyd Ethella Billy Everett Riley and Eugene Straley as Jac Tucker celebrated a birthday last Thursday evening. All reported an enjoyable evening with attendees later visiting E W Riley Sunday afternoon.
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B. O. Brantner
Noel Bennett
A. L. Knifong
Wm. Riley
Neva Newton
Chas. Newton
Lloyd
Ethella
Billy
Everett Riley
Eugene Straley
Jac
Tucker
Jno. Tucker
Bernice
Junior
E. W. Riley’s
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Imogene Garrett
Alta Smith
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W. H. Oliver
South of Reger
Kirksville
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Keith Pipes
John DeWitt
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Hinda Reger
Cal Burress
Lola Waldeck
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Columbia
C. E. Magegart
Mirs
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Wittemer
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David Tunnell
Addie Dell
David
Thomas Henry
North Salem and Vicinity
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Lloyd W. Hummel
T. R. McArtor
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DR. H. Dearing Wolf
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Farmer's Building
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Carl Brassfield
A. L. Knnfong
Shafter
Missouri
H. M. Kelley
H. V. Campbell
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John Deere
John Norere
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W. P. Nickell
HV. Campbell
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