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Newspaper

Browning Leader Record

Location

Browning, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Mar 11, 1943

Page

8

Armed Forces Talk Looms As Local Students Depart

School Notes report visitors from the 1942 class Nelson Rinehart DeVane Gray Russell Bartow and Junior Woolf who will soon leave for the armed forces. County Superintendent John Ed Fuhrman calls a Linn County superintendents meeting in Brookfield March 10 to discuss the ODT Report due to the State Superintendent by March 73. Bookkeeping class works on the Spencer Hardware practice set with Sue leading senior typing by points and Marjorie fastest. Charles tops the junior typing with Waverly Myron and Laverne close behind.

Nelson Rinehart DeVane Gray Russell Bartow Junior Woolf Armed Forces John Ed Fuhrman Linn County Brookfield

Sixth Grade Room III News and Upcoming Assembly

Room III reports steady attendance and strong work in Language Arts with Old Greek stories and The Littlest Rebel. Seventh and eighth grades study measurements and geometry, Fine Arts cover Raeburn and musical numbers, and an Assembly Friday afternoon invites the public.

Robin Hood Peple

New Seventh Grader Opal Griffith Joins Brookfield Class

The school welcomes Opal Griffith to seventh grade from Brookfield. Her enrollment brings the total to 24 students.

Opal Griffith Brookfield

Weather Woes Highlight Shafter Notes

Cpring weather brings snow and zero wind chill while residents report chilly days. Mrs. Lelia Hicks visits Purdin for medical needs. Mrs. Elmer Hammock improves slowly. Mrs. Warren Gooch cared for her mother near Shelby. Mrs. Laura McGhee shows improvement. Harold Campbell and family visited Sanford and Agnes Campbell near Galt. Helen Lee spent weekend with sister in Linnews. Virgil Molloy to Chillicothe with Hammock Store goods. Billie and Nolan Kimbrough of Chilli ose visit relatives. LW Arnold mentioned.

Lelia Hicks Purdin Elmer Hammock Warren Gooch Shelby Laura Mc Ghee Mc Ghee Harold Campbell Sanford Campbell Agel Galt Helen Lee Linnews Meee Helms Virgil Molloy Chillicothe Billie Kimbrough Nolan Kimbrough Tom Kim- Easonie Wienmarek LW. Arnold

Inside the Giant Studio City Browning Missouri

A Browning Missouri writer tours a vast motion picture studio complex covering 117 acres with three large lots. He describes outdoor sets, offices, 30 sound stages, a full commissary feeding 1800 daily, and on site manufacturing capabilities. He notes extensive government war restrictions and army navy supervision of filming.

Steges New York Paris Burma Road London Army Navy New England Pro Spencer Tracy Walter Pidgeon Greer Garson Mickey Rooney

Arrival of a great granddaughter noted in Portland family

The newspaper records the birth of Susan Dian, great granddaughter to the Harnie Gillespie family of Portland Oregon. Captured social notes show Mrs Verne Stevenson and Mrs Harold Campbell visiting Mrs Elmer Hammock on Tuesday. Mrs L W Arnold spent the weekend with her daughter Mrs Fay Coulter and family.

Susan Dian Sgt Harnie Gillespie Portland Oregon Verne Stevenson Harold Campbell Elmer Hammock L. W. Arnold Fay Coulter

Local Notes and Social Visits Amid Winter Weather

March reports linger on cold, snowy days while residents anticipate spring. Paul Dodge and family visited Albert Dodge. Hubert Baskett and family spent Sunday with J B Baskett near Shafter. Watson Burkholder and family aided Jeff Mott with butchering. Orville Thudium visited Elvis and Mrs Martin near Winigan. Elma Abbott visited Thos Coram’s sister. Dean Maxwell and wife hosted Florence Mott. Gladys Baskett visited Thudhum parents. Burkholders helped Mabel Gall move to Shelby Switch. Herb Pepper and family joined Lawrence Ried in Sunday dinner. Lee Schreckhise and I called on Dean Maxwell.

Paul Dodge Albert Dodge Hubert, Baskett J. B. Baskett Shafter Watson Burkholder W. J. Burkholder E. E. Thudium Jeff Mott Orville Thudium Thudium Elvis Martin Winigan Elma Abbott Thos. Coram Dean Maxwell Gilbert Montgomery Florence Mott Gladys Baskett E. E. Thudhum Mabel Gall Shelby Herb Pepper Lawrence Ried Lee Schreckhise

Earl Campbell Family Spotted Shopping in Brookfield

Earl Campbell and his relatives were seen shopping in Brookfield on Saturday, drawing attention from locals and fans. The sighting occurred during daytime errands as the family moved through stores in the area.

Earl Campbell Brookfield

War Production Hints From County Extension Agents

Evans and Glover of Laclede start a Commando School for repairing farm machinery. Oats seed choices advised with cautions on late maturing northern varieties. Fulghum and Columbia seeds highlighted as top Missouri performers with early sowing needed. 4-H youth Jack Taylor from Linneus shows four lambs from his ewes aiming for a 100 percent crop amid twin loss. Linn County 4-Hers produce enough to feed more than a thousand men in service.

Evans and Glover Laclede Jack Taylor Linneus Jack Linn County Armed Services

Linnity seeds advise formaldehyde treatment for oats

Farm guidance warns seed oats may be sabotaged this year and normal losses range from 5 to 20 percent. Officials urge treating all seed oats with formaldehyde or cearsan as a cheap safe and easy preventive measure for national and personal loss avoidance.

Purdin Items Highlight Winter Weather and Local Visits

The column notes continued cold and snowfall in Purdin with hopes for a quick end to winter conditions. It lists residents reporting illness such as mumps and scarlet fever, and records social visits and moves including the Norman Smith family relocating to a recently purchased farm.

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