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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1941
Page
8
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At The Churches Church of Christ and Baptist Church Sunday School held each Sunday at 10:00 a.m. Edward F. Williams serves as superintendent at The Churches. Herbert C. Bailey serves as superintendent at the Baptist Church. Everyone is welcome to attend.
The Methodist Church invites all to Sunday Church School at 10 a.m. led by Pastor Rev. C. O. Hall. H. L. Schrock is Superintendent with C. B. Carr as Assistant Superintendent. All are invited to attend the services.
Mrs. Eunice Arthur of North Salem is seriously ill at home after a suspected paralytic stroke. She has been in poor health for some time and on Thursday night her condition worsened. North Salem, among Linn County’s oldest towns, is noted here.
Linn County has 50 residents with 14 over 70 and 7 over 80. Sunday guests included the Jennings and Lambert families, Lyle Stone and others. Donald Jennings, Barnam McCollum, and Forrest Thomas share short visits. Emmaline Carmack and C B Hale are mentioned in health notes. Several locals visited Turney Bailey and Helen Bauer households.
Mr and Mrs Roy Jennings and May spent Sunday afternoon with Mr and Mrs Fred Bailey. Mr and Mrs Frank Head and Kermit spent Sunday evening at Ray Bauer s. Aunt Jane Walters remains in critical condition at McLarney Hospital.
A Sunday dinner at the G. T. Woodward home honored their son Joe who is in the U S Naval Training School in San Diego California. Guests included Mr and Mrs W P Nickell Mrs Edna Nickell Mrs R E Harris Mary Ruth Eudora and Clayton Mr and Mrs Earl Nickell Joyce Ann and Bobby Mr and Mrs Raymond Alspach Raymond Jr Mr and Mrs W R Rhodes Sandra Ruth H L Adams Miss Dorothy Chambers Joe W Woodward and Mr and Mrs Woodward. A covered dish noon meal was served.
School notes outline contests on March 29 and April 4 and events including Linn County Music Festival on March 28 Senior Day on April 2 State Music Contest on April 25 Mr Dutton acts Mr Jones in A Skit on a Model School Board Meeting at Rural School Board Meeting Brookfield March 12.
Sixty five students and faculty attended in the gym for an evening of games from shot put to sack racing with teams Big Boots Piggy Wiggy Woos Yoo Hoo Yoo and Jersey Cows. The Big Boots won as refreshments were served by the Junior class under Mrs Brantner.
Joe W Woodward a former BHS student spoke to the student body on Monday at eleven thirty about life in the Navy. He described the daily routine and various occupations for sailors after recent training at Great Lakes and San Diego. The school members wished him success and hoped for more updates.
The Senior team battled in a fast paced game against a student body selection. Players Norris Burke Gene Arnold Clayton Harris Robbie Shipp Gale Bartow Reid Kenley and Junior German started with substitutes including Russell Bartow Monroe Kelly Junior Woolf Ray D Peterson Junior Hollon and others contributing as the Seniors edged toward the final score.
A lonely stray dog without pedigree or fame wins front page attention in a human interest tale. The story follows the dog’s bond with a master who left to serve in the army, highlighting a nation drawn to emotional moments amid reports of wartime blood transfusions and medical care.
The passage describes a sentimental flight route from Kansas to California. It laments a dog unable to win a fight and a soldier losing a friend, reflecting on the causes of separation and their emotional impact.
Leaders and song organizers at the Linneus recreation meeting plan monthly follow ups while Rural Extension Agent Mr. Loomis demonstrates group singing and community games. Communities like Centerview and Botts start regular socials and discuss wiring for rural electrification and attendance challenges. A March all day session is set at the Annex of the Methodist Church in Laclede with a covered dish lunch.
An aging report notes periodic state probes into prison labor programs finding insufficient work to occupy inmates. Lawmakers debate restrictions to prevent competition with outside industry while addressing work shortages inside the facility.
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