High School Students Honor Roll Across Classes
A report from the school highlights honor roll standings by class and grade. Freshmen show top ranks with S plus and S in multiple names. Sophomores and Juniors list several students with S and S minus marks. English departments note improving morale and model school status under Hermin F. Adams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey Fields Dickinson
Mervin Garrett
Lucile Quigley
Lenora Tulley
Howard Carter
Pauline Jennings
Erma Peterson
John Smith
Ethel Tharp
Alfred
Langdon
Annabel Atkins
Grace Badger
Opal Coon
Kathleen Hooker
Vadis Nickell
Emmgene’ Oaks
Raymond Warren
Burton Carr
Marjorie Iain
Emma Bailey
Genevia Holliday
Christina Lay
Eva Baker
Frances Baker
Nelson Brassfield
Ruby Calhoun
Kathryn Knifong
Verona Taylor
Lila Oaks
Vivian Alspach
Lois Bingham
Edith Dickinson
Carl Head
Hazel Head
Lou Martin
Violette McKay
Noel Myers
Elmira Jaynes
Hermin F. Adams
Joint Installation Of Modern Woodmen And Royal Neighbors
A joint installation of officers for the Modern Woodmen and the Royal Neighbors will be held at the I O O F hall this city Friday night January 13. Members and families are urged to attend with well filled baskets. The M W A will provide entertainment.
Card of Thanks for James Wendell
We thank the people of Browning who assisted us during the death and burial of our son and brother James Wendell. Mr. and Mrs. Orlo Seymour and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Browning
James Wendell
Orlo Seymour
Friday Visit Reveals Friend and Fella Fallout
The writer notes Katie Minder and her partner had a heated quarrel at Katie's home with strong accusations exchanged. The entry ends with a tease about wedding plans and future gifts amid a casual diary tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katie Minder
Qualing
Verry Corgelly
Weeds In Social Structure Comment on Crime and Gun Debate
A Los Angeles murder of a 12 year old girl fuels calls to reform criminals and questions proposals to disarm law abiding citizens. The piece argues punishment is delayed and warns against banning revolvers and pistols, noting criminals ignore new laws. It compares criminals to weeds in society and urges control to prevent ruin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
United States
Youngest Engineer in the State Leads Bridge Project
Merrill A. King of Maryville, 24, superintendent of the new bridge on the northern road, ordered private two color checks with numbered stub. He is reported the youngest engineer in the state and says work is progressing well despite weather and creek hindrance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merrill A. King
Maryville
King
Surprise Birthday for M P Brassfield Draws Neighbors
Neighbors in Bristow Oklahoma gather at the J I Harmon home to surprise M P Brassfield on his fifty seventh birthday. The party includes Mrs K M Duncan and others with apples candy popcorn and cake. Host and guests share refreshment and good cheer as Brassfield plans to attend again in 1959.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. P. Brassfield
Information Club
K. M. Duncan
Kenneth
Mrs. Duncan
Duncans
W. F. Peters
W. H. Dickinson
J. D. Lay
W. W. Crawford
H. L. Schrock
B. T. Jolley
J. I. Harmon
Fay Prather
Maude MacMullan
Ella Keithley
Roy Whaley
Beverly Duncan
Ozark Farm for Sale in Wright County Missouri
Wright County farm listing 242 acres near Norwood includes 4 room frame house, barn, henhouse, smokehouse, 140 acres cultivated, timothy meadow, fenced and cross fenced with woven wire, good spring pasture, 15 Jersey cattle, 2 mules, wagon harness, winter feed, price 25 dollars per acre with good terms. Owner J N Busby Norwood Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwood
J. N. Busby
Missouri
Fighting The Newspaper
A columnist argues the newspaper is a community institution not a personal project. The piece urges residents to separate personal opinions of editors from the paper’s public service and its role in local life.
Turner Hosts One O'clock Dinner At South Town Home
Mr and Mrs J P Turner entertained at a one oclock dinner in the south part of town. Guests praised the hostess as an ideal culinary artist and described the afternoon as pleasant conversation. Attending were Mr and Mrs L C Lantz Miss Edith Dickinson Mrs Lou Carter and Rev Funk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. P. Turner
L. C. Lantz
Edith Dickinson
Lou Carter
Funk
Free for all on state highway ends as law arrives
A townwide melee broke out Sunday around four in the afternoon on the south part of town near the state highway. Men boys and cars chased Campbell Lee to the scene amid shoving and minor knocks. J D Burwell lent his car for quick transport and returned with a dented fender as the fracas dissolved when police arrived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canpbie Lee
J. D. Burwell
Jesse
Drainage plan to relieve city pits and odors
Engineers and city officials advance a project to drain the north borrow pit by digging a westward ditch from L. M. Kenley and J. T. Edens farms toward H. C. Bailey’s pasture. A bridge contractor will perform ditching once ground freezes and plans gain highway department approval, using excavated dirt to refill old ditches and improve health by reducing stagnant water and mosquito breeding grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. M. Kenley
J. T. Edens
City of
Browning
H.C. Bailey
Highway Department
Borders Wanted to Share Home for Boarders
Mrs. R. H. Warren announces she is prepared to again take in boarders and roomers at her home and invites interested parties to inquire about terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. H. Warren
Big Store Announces Hard to Duplicate Sale
Farmers Store of this City launches a double page ad detailing a major sale with first class merchandise, rock bottom prices, and wide staff coverage to ensure prompt courteous service at all three entrances.
Subscription change request for Leader-Record noted
A. T. Kirk mails $1.50 for one year a subscription to Leader-Record and asks to change the address from American Falls Idaho to 1414 Bryan Ave Salt Lake City Utah, with New Year wishes. The note is dated Salt Lake City Utah December 31 27 and directed to Joseph Nickell, editor Browning Mo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake City
Utah
Joseph Nickell
Leader-Record
Browning
American Falls
Idaho
Bryan Ave
A. T. Kirk
Death Notice of Chitusry Gertie May Pearler
Chitusry Gertie May Pearler born August 16 1889 died January 8 1928 age 38 years 4 months 23 days. Married to Charley E Cordray September 5 1906 with nine children Edith Geneva Cecil Harold Arlo Mabel Ellis Bonnie and Kenneth. Survived by husband mother sister Bertha Lambert foster-father Uncle Lafe Pearler. Services held January 9 at 2:00 pm at North Salem Rev Eugene Wood officiating Benny Thompson of Winigan conducted the services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chitusry Gertie May Pearler
Charley E. Cordray
Edith
Geneve
Cecil
Harold
Arlo
Mabel
Ellis
Bonnie
Kenneth
Bertha Lambert
Lafe Pearler
Christian Church
North Salem
Eugene Wood
Benny Thompson
Winigan
Hereford Bull Calves for Sale in Browning MO
Six purebred Hereford bull calves from Gaylad and Repeater strains offered by Walter G. Smith Route 4 Browning Missouri. Priced to sell if taken soon. See them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter G. Smith
Route 4
Browning, Mo
Letter from Browning Leader-Record Reader
A Browning Leader-Record reader in Larned Kansas writes to editor Joe Nickell sending $3.00 and praising the paper. He notes 25 years in Kansas with few missed copies and comments on weather including dry ground and a harsh winter with subzero temperatures. He recalls last year’s wheat average and corn peak, urging continued news from home.
James Fisher Dies After Illness In Brookfield
James Fisher, son of Mrs. W. J. Dodson, died Sunday after a yearlong decline. He had lived in Brookfield and worked on the railroad in recent years. Funeral plans were made for Brookfield with sympathy extended to his wife and relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Fisher
B. J. Harvey
Brookfield
W. J. Dodson
Bank Statements Show Three Local Banks Healthy
The issue presents statements from Browning Savings Bank Farmers Exchange Bank and the Citizens State Bank. A survey of each shows they are in safe sound and prosperous condition with ample money on hand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Browning Savings Bank
Farmers Exchange Bank
Citizens State Bank
Linn County Warrants To Be Paid With Interest
Funds have been set apart for payment of all outstanding County and Jury Warrants. They will be paid with interest to January 12, 1928, when presented at this office properly endorsed. J. S. Walker Treasurer and Ex-Officio Collector Linn County Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linneus
J. S. Walker
Linn County
Missouri
Turkey market shows clean-up shipments and breeding stocks
Clean-up shipments of dressed turkeys moved out last week with offers of 34c for young toms and 30c for young hens as breeding stocks increase locally. Reports indicate Iowa aims to restart turkey production by ordering 10 000 turkey eggs at one dollar each from Cuero Chamber of Commerce, signaling renewed interest after two decades away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Chamber of Commerce
Cuero
Texas
Browning Drug Co Sells Radio Tubes and Batteries
Notice states Browning Drug Co. advertises radio tubes and batteries for sale. No further details provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Browning Drug Co
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Jane
Willie Hench
Nick
Bristow
Okla
Record
Wright County
Ozark
Borders
Ben Haynes
Sahara
Turkey
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