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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1942
Page
8
Bucklin schools plan January tournaments for boys and girls and align a five day week to support the war effort. State Superintendent Llady W. King urges hemispheric solidarity and morale through enriched curricula while teachers remain at duty. Guest speaker Rev. Dr. Wesley M. Smith discusses China.
Grade program notes reveal study on the Father of the Constitution and the Constitution as the will of the people. Students read poems for Poetry Appreciation and plan an Alaska annexations booklet. fragment mentions a poem titled Jest fore Christmas by Eu-
Rolla A. Baugher reports a survey of agricultural economists predicting 1942 will see higher farm incomes and stronger demand. Output prices and marketings are expected to rise across hogs cattle lambs wool eggs dairy and feed grains with national income climbing 10 to 15 percent above 1941. Prices may stay elevated through war and into postwar years.
Patricia Ann Head infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Eldon Head born January 24 1942 buried January 25. She leaves a father mother two grandmothers one grandfather and many relatives. Our Darling Babe a prayerful verse follows announcing her entry to the Heavenly home.
Mrs. Stella Baker arrived back Saturday evening after a trip to Kirksville. The notice mentions Roswell plans to enter Shelby High School to complete this year’s schooling. Mr and Mrs Dewayne Lawson are also named in the passage.
I J W Milhoan administrator of Lizzie A Nester deceased will present final settlement at the next Linn County Probate Court term in Linnicus Missouri on February 9 1942. Administrator J W Milhoan signs.
Saturday and Sunday visits in Kirksville as Ellis Jennings Vernon and Reva see Mrs Jennings who is improving. Shirley June Bauer sick with pneumonia fever but improving. Carolee Spencer recovering from mastoid trouble. Mrs Ray Cassity sick Ida Head helps care. Oren Jennings and Norman Head visit head family. Funeral held for infant of Eldon and Mrs Head.
A column notes ongoing illness of Geo Spencer and lists numerous visitors and social calls. It records Monday to Friday visits at the Spencer home, calls on Mrs Malissa Belzer, and relatives traveling to Shelby Chillicothe Pur din Brookfield Kirksville and Kirksville for family matters and a recent operation.
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