High School Youths Enjoy Recreational Evening
About 25 students gathered at the gym for a Wednesday night recreation hour. They played party games and danced, then shared pop and sandwiches before leaving at 10 30 with praise for the event.
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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1946
Page
8
Poppy Poster Contest Prizes Announced by Legion Auxiliary
The American Legion Auxiliary offers two prizes for best posters and Mrs Grice adds a third prize. The art class begins work on Poppy Posters to inspire good effort. Posters will be displayed in downtown show windows before Decoration Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiliary
Students visit Milan to see Pinocchio play
Last Tuesday afternoon the first and second rooms journeyed to Milan to see Pinocchio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milan
Typing Speeds Listed By Class At Club Meet
Seniors Bob Moore 77 wpm Eugene Jacobs 70 wpm Lorane Taylor 69 wpm Bettie Mack 638 wpm Juniors Ruby Dixon 38 Arlin DeVore 32 Ronald Maggart 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Moore
Eugene Jacobs
Lorane Tayior
Bettie Mac
Ruby Dixon
Arlin DeVore
Ronald Maggart
Music Notes Band Adds Jim Atkins Trumpet Player
The band welcomes Jim Atkins as a trumpet member bringing total to seven. A recent Monday rehearsal featured popular tunes with piano accompaniment. A forthcoming musical will present a band program then Glee Club numbers. The boys’ quartet impressed at the Amateur Program and was invited to sing at the next Farm Club meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jimmy Atkins
Farm Club
Students Share Work and Hopes for April Exhibit
In an amateur program report the eighth graders discuss recent arithmetic and seventh graders study circle areas while the social studies group explores India today. Art highlights include Robison’s Shag Our Shetland Pony and Jennings Spring scene with Lumdsen and Hamilton notable sketches. An art exhibit is hoped for later this school year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
India
Donald Robison
Marilyn Jennings
Janet Lumdsen
Robbie Hamilton
Class enjoys Friday program and hopes for another
The report from Jas Foster describes a recent Friday program that the class enjoyed and expresses interest in another event soon. It notes they are studying percentage shortcuts in arithmetic and are nearing completion of year long book reports.
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Jas
B. Foster
Fifth Grade Read Pinocchio Inspires Movie Hopes
Ellen Turner reports a class enjoying Pinocchio readings by Margaret Ellen and Elaine with Friday night events. Eleanor Warren earned a perfect spelling score this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Ellen
Elaine
Eleanor Warren
Ellen Turner
Fourth Grade Studies Trade and Fractions At School
Patricia Lay reports on a classroom where students learn why people trade and how fractions operate. Judy Moore notes the ease with which students handle arithmetic concepts.
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Patricia Lay
Judy Moore
Room 1 Notes on School Activities and Visit Plans
The note thanks supporters of the amateur program and school activities. It mentions plans to see Pinocchio in Milan on Tuesday afternoon by bus. Second and third graders are performing well in arithmetic, working together in subtraction and reading. The reading supplies are diminishing.
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Milan
Silent readers and new curtains for our room
First grade pupils are learning to carry in addition and we have many fine writers. We are completing our second set of reading books and doing spring house cleaning. New curtains will be put up this week. Thanks to James Dell and Donald Robison for washing our windows.
Local Extension Officials Appointed in County
Ralph Rovers, County Extension Agent, and June Carroll, Home Demonstration Agent, lead a team with Hillis Moffett as Agricultural Extension Assistant and other staff to serve community farming and home programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Rovers
June Carroll
Hillis Moffett
Ass’t. Co
Three Dish Meal Demonstrations Planned by Extension Clubs
The Three Dish Meal will be shown to Foods leaders of the Womens Ex tension Clubs by June Carrell Home Demonstration Agent. The first demo is Thursday March 21 at Meadville Baptist Church with a second event at the Christian Church in Brookfield on Friday March 22 starting at 10 30 a m and ending at 3 30 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Womens Extension Clubs
June Carrell
Meadville Baptist Church
Christian Church
Brookfield
Beef cattle meet to discuss herd bulls at Memphis
On March 21 a meeting and livestock show will be held in Memphis Missouri to discuss and display herd bulls from all beef breeds. Extension livestock specialist will lead the discussion on livestock practices while L A Weaver from the University of Missouri will speak on gentler herd bulls and the role in the business. Breeds from counties in the northeast region are invited.
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Memphis
Spring Creek Ranch
Teson
L. A. Weaver
Animal Husbandry
University of Missouri
Linn County hires contractor for soil conservation work
Bill Lamm purchased a full line of terracing equipment and expects delivery in about 60 days. Farmers seek water ways and terraces to be built on their farms but no one is available to do this work on a contract basis at Extension Service recommended standards.
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Linn County
Bill Lamm
Preparing the Wool Clip for Graded Sale Tips
A farmer bulletin outlines key points to raise wool value from one to five cents per pound. Emphasis on cleanliness, avoiding brand pat, careful handling of sacks, removing tags and stains, and proper packing.
Homemaker Workshop Promotes Pressure Cooker Gauge Checks
June Carroll, Home Demonstration Agent, will visit several Missouri towns to check pressure cooker gauges. Sessions run March 23 to March 30 at listed stores and a Brookfield rest room, bring only the lid, no charges. Also advises on wool sorting and paper twine use, plus wartime farming tips and local livestock notes.
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June Carroll
Purdin Mercantile
Shafter
New Boston
Almond’s
Meadville
Bertelson’s
Shelby
Sallee’s
Eversonville
Forker
Brookfield
Magee
Marceline
Katy 4-H Club Plans Park Cleanup and Additions
The Katy 4-H Club at St. Catharine plans to clean the town park area plant shrubs and flowers and build an outdoor fireplace this summer. They also aim to install croquet and tennis units install picnic benches and hold 4-H gatherings there.
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Katy
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