School Carnival Night Highlights Student Helpers
Continued from Page One the school note praises high school students for repair work in the building. Ray Hoselton Dewayne Gray and Charles Christy fixed gym lights while Bobbie Moore repaired auditorium curtains. Eucyne Jacobs Edwin Tucker Bobbie Moore Josephine Bailey and Carolene Gender assisted with office tasks and typing. Bob Moore also authored the Leader-Record school notes for the term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Page One
Ray Hoselton
Dewayne Gray
Charles Christy
Bobbie Moore
Eucyne Jacobs
Edwin Tucker
Josephine Bailey
Carolene Gender
Grade News Room 1 Reports Carnival Plans and Substitutes
Mrs Keithley remains out. Mrs Edgar Carter fills in. Room one anticipates a Carnival on February 12 if weather permits. Room 11 Fourth Grade boasts six perfect spelling scores and six more in the class. Honor roll corrections list Patricia Lay Judith Moore Beverly Bennett Nelson Drake and Donald Leeper with their grade levels and dates. Beverly Bennett, Reporter.
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Keithley
Edgar Carter
Patricia Lay
Judith Moore
Beverly Bennett
Nelson Drake
Donald Leeper
School Reports Highlight Grade Highlights and Spelling Scores
Fifth Grade reports show 82 students with strong work in book reports and spelling. Margaret Ellen Quigley and Eleanor Warren receive perfect spelling marks. Sixth Grade notes include a weather chart project and numerous perfect spelling scores for students such as Dixie Lee Elliott Bernice Foster Marn est Hil Jerry Hedges Reta Jacobs Anita McClaren James Foster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Ellen Quigley
Eleanor Warren
Dixie Lee Elliott
Bernice Foster
Marnest Hil
Jerry, Hedges
Reta Jacobs
Anita McClaren
James Foster
School Carnival Plans and Social Studies Projects
Students announce a school carnival this week inviting attendance for a fun evening. Seventh grade Social Studies covers North Central states with map work, while eighth grade explores late 19th century inventions. Fine Arts focus on color theory and tint and shade, plus two part singing in Music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Central
United States
Farm Production Hints
County agents Ralph Rovers June Carroll Hillis Moffett and assistant deliver farm production tips. They advise on crop practices soil health irrigation and cost-saving strategies for farmers in the county. The program aims to boost yields and efficiency through practical, field-tested guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Rovers
June Carroll
Home Dem
Hillis Moffett
Ass't. Co
Leader Training Meeting on Step Saving Kitchens
June Carroll Home Demonstration Agent invites Home Management Leaders of all Extension Clubs and Non Extension Club members to training sessions at Linneus Court House on February 1 Marceline High School on February 4 and Meadvile School on February 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
June Carroll
Linneus Court House
Marceline High School
Meadvile School
Elizabeth Tomlin
Sunny Point
Armel Switzer
Wyandotte
Treas
Tommy Stamley
Marceline Kory Korner
Tinneus
Court House
Earl Farrar
DDT meeting advises on livestock use and milk shed limits
At Linn County DDT gatherings George Jones and Ray Cuff of the National Live stock loss prevention board urged using DDT in weak solution on livestock. A pound of 50 percent DDT powder to 12 gallons of water is suggested. Stronger mixes may be used in milk sheds and other infestations. Water and powder residues can remain in houses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linn County
George Jones
Ray Cuff
National Livestock Loss Prevention Board
Livestock Oil Sprays and DDT Use Guidelines
Farmers advised not to spray oil directly into the air on animals and to apply liberally to surfaces for longest effect. DDT is not effective against chicken mites. Uren notes cattle may be sprayed in cold weather if allowed to move freely. Any spray gear that wets the animal works, with pressure sprays needed to drive solution into hair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uren
Clarice Seward Wins National 4-H News Subscription
Clarice Marie Seward of West Linn 4-H Club earns a one year subscription to the National 4-H Club News for her December trip story to the 4-H Club Congress in Chicago. Her Chicago description is among Missouri's five top stories from the Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarice Marie Seward
West Linn
Clarice Marie
Chicago
Missouri
Garden Planting Calendar Circular 440 Offered
It will soon be time to plan planting with Circular 440 The Family Vegetable Supply. The column notes a cold spell over the weekend and suggests weather may bring varied changes. Local residents including the McNally and Brown families were social at Milan Linneus and Brookfield visits with gatherings and greetings.
Weekly Weather Review and Missouri Savings Bonds Division Update
The week showed rapid temperature swings from sultry to freezing with a low of zero and a high of 12, plus 0.8 inches of snow that melted by Friday. The Missouri War Finance Committee leadership shifts to E. M. Head as State Director of the U S Savings Bonds Division. offices move to Jefferson City and St Louis and Kansas City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman F. Kille
Missouri War Finance Committee
Missouri U. S. Savings Bonds Division
Head
Jefferson City
St. Louis
Old Custom House
Olive Street
Kansas City
Federal Reserve Bank
Payroll Savings Plan
Treasury
Morris Chapel Card Party and Visits Highlight Weekend
Mr. and Mrs. Babe Kimbrough hosted a Friday card party with guests including C. M. Goins family Red Gooch Urb Johnson and others. Cpl. Lewis Wood visited from Aberdeen Maryland and relatives gathered in Browning at Earl Johnsons.weekend activities featured meals visits and multiple family get togethers across Morris Chapel and nearby towns.
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Babe Kimbrough
C. M. Goins
Red Gooch
Barbara
Gary
Lee Wood
Robert
Gus Oertwig
Urb Johnson
Marvin Murrel
Kenneth
Vic
Raymond
Mary
Martha Powell
Raymond Brown
Cpl
Lewis Wood
Aberdeen
Maryland
Browning
Earl Johnson
Leonard Richardson
Emmett Palmer
Sonny
Vic Murrell
Bobbie Wood
Essie Maye Decertwig
Essie Wood
J. D. Gall
Kansas City
Ruth Goins
C. M. Goins and
Emma Goins
Purdin
Ira Cox
Sonny Palmer
Walter Head named U S Savings Bonds Division chair
Secretary Vinson announced Walter W Head will lead Missouri and state War Finance efforts now titled U S Savings Bonds Division. Dan Nee and Robert Hill named as vice and outstate chairs as the new organization expands sales of E F and G bonds. 4 H club notes Elizabeth Tomlin elected county council chair with officers and dates set for council, camp, market day and by laws.
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Missouri U. S. Savings Bonds
Dan M. Nee
Kansas City
Robert E. L. Hill
Columbia
War Finance Committee
Missouri
Wis
Treas
Farmers organize anti wolf club in multiple districts
Farmers from Plum Grove Slater Sunny Point Lin neus Bruner Moore 57 Linn Center Willowvale Greenview and North Eagle formed an anti wolf club meeting last Thursday night They voted to add 15 to state and county bounty on old waves and 4 50 to the bounty on pups caught as a menace A collection of 185 was raised Rey Lamme of Laclede was elected Treasurer District representatives elected include Wesley Lafee Roy Laimme Chas Grafton Frank Fain Ed Brown Jess Foster Herman Maxwell Kermit Curry Alpha Burns and Herman Brown
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Plum Grove
Slater
Sunny Point
Linneus
Bruner
Moore
Linn Center
Willowvale
Greenview
North Eagle
Rey Lamme
Laclede
Wesley Lafee
Roy Laimme
Chas Grafton
Frank Fain
Ed Brown
Jess Foster
Herman Maxwell
Kermit Curry
Alpha Burns
Herman Brown
Local Social Visits Reported Across Linneus Brookfield and Chula
Darrell Hutchinson and George Phillips traveled to Linneus on Friday. Verne Stevenson and Mrs. Stevensons guests shopped in Brookfield on Monday. Rayma Hicks hosted a Sunday visit from Lena Hicks. Pepper Marten joined a Sunday dinner with Verne Stevenson and Waverly. Bob Turner stayed overnight with George Hicks Saturday. Russell and Cherley Benskin hosted the Benskin children Sunday in Chula. Hazel Stone and Harvena Woodling attended a Brookfield teachers meeting Friday. Rayburn and Elburn Hicks visited their sister Rayma Saturday night. Frances Cassity spent Thursday night and Friday with Darrod Hutchinson.
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Darrell Hutchinson
George Phillips
Linneus
Verne Stevenson
Marilea Gilmer
Brookfield
Rayma Hicks
Lena Hicks
Pepper Marten
Waverly
Bob Turner
George Hicks
Russell Benskin
Cherley Benskin
Chula
Hazel Stone
Harvena Woodling
Rayburn
Elburn Hicks
Rayma
Frances Cassity
Darrod Hutchinson
Leader Record Subscription Renewal Note
A brief notice announces a renewal for the Leader-Record subscription at $1.50 per year. The short text suggests continuing to receive the publication with an annual rate.
Miss Nelson Resigns From Extension Service After 26 Years
Miss Margaret Nelson Linn County's first Home Demonstration Agent ends a 26 year career with the Extension Service. She served Linn County four and a half years and Cass County since March 1924, totaling 21 years there. In 1944 she was named outstanding Home Demonstration Agent in Missouri by the National Home Demonstration Agents Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Nelson
Margaret Nelson
Linn County
Cass County
Missouri
National Home Demonstration Agents Association
Household goods and furniture collection listed for sale
A sale listing details items including a Stromberg Carlson telephone five piece breakfast set wash stand kitchen cabinet ice box buffet two irons springs and slats dressers wardrobes cook stove heating stoves coal and wood stove stand table rocking chairs study desk lamp sets milk items jars churn and other small articles from various rooms and pieces in a home.
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Stromberg-Carlson
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Bon
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Bessie Brown
Chillicothe
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Guy Johnson
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Callie Smith
L. M. McNally
Bobby McNaly
Will Street
Bill Bird
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Weekly Weather Review
Morris Chapel News
Walter W. Head
U. S. Savings Bond Com
Folowing
Marceline
Kary Korner
Shelby, White
Burch
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South East Linn
Oak Grove
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Jackson Center
Timothy
Lespedeza
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W. P. Nickell
Jay Griffis
M. F. A. Central Cooperative
Glen F. Warren
Browning, Mo
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H. G. Johnson
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