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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1942
Page
8
An unclear fragment references 18 percent dairy rations and various feed ingredients including linseed meal cottonseed meal oat products and a note about a chick to hen transition amid mixed terms and brands.
March 17 School Board Teacher Party March 18 Linn County School Masters Meeting at Brookfield March 19 Band Concert March 25 28 School Superintendents at Columbia March 28 District Music Contest A State Superintendent letter urges daily physical activity for all grades and trained leaders plus health first aid and immunization programs. The high school shows spring music entries and honors two seniors Faye Lumsden and Dick Askey. Students perform solos and ensembles. room III honors roll and civic clubs. geography social studies focus on farms and world crops.
The school band will present a free concert on Thursday March 19 at 8 00 p m Public invited Phyllis Vincent to announce the numbers Those in the band include Dick Askey Harold Tate John Bill Grice Gwendolyn Kelly Mary Lee Askey Ray Duane Peterson Junior Woolf Frances Tate Betty Jeanne Woolf Frances Lou Lawrence Betty McCormick Barbara Jones Waverly Ware Betty Brown Billy Joe Crookshanks Bertie Gooch Von Dean Ogle Sue Bennett and director W W Wilkison The program will open with The Star Spangled Banner and feature The Band
Dick Askey of Browning High School plans to become an aero nautical engineer and enjoyed math science and speech. Faye Lumsden of Bundridge district near Browning aims to be a beautician and values outdoor sports and forming friendships. Harry Myers of J C Harvey Photo Service photographed pupils as grade cards were distributed and quarter three ended.
The third and second grade pupils study the Netherlands using Our Little Friends of the Netherlands. They create posters borders and window decorations featuring tulips windmills and Dutch children. Roxie Lee Foxe and Gary Kenley are the imagined Dutch friends with costumes in progress. Visitors Mrs. Helen Carter and Mrs. Ila Nevins visited Room I this week.
Officials of the War Department inspect five Missouri areas for possible internment camps. Governor Forrest C. Donnell announces locations under consideration include Sedalia’s State Fairgrounds, Camp Clark in Nevada, Montserrat in Johnson County, and areas around the Lake of the Ozarks and Lake Taneycomo. Governor and Attorney General McKittrick confer with officials.
The state attorney general ruled a Ray County origin plan to market defense stamps by a chain letter method breached Missouri anti lottery statutes. The ruling, sought by Wilson D. Hill, aligns with ongoing wartime measures affecting counties, highway work, and defense savings programs.
Last week was cloudy and gloomy with little sunshine after a hard rain Sunday night and Monday morning. The note expresses wish for sunshine.
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