Notice of School Election in 1952 district
Notice states an election on Tuesday April 1 1952 to elect two directors for a two year term and to approve a building levy of 73 cents per $100 assessed valuation. It also allows the existing $1 levy per $100 without voter approval for one year. Election judges Alpha Long Neva Anderson and clerks listed for Browning Purdin Shelby and North Salem schoolhouses. Polls open 6 AM to 7 PM. Dorothy H Kenley, Clerk of Board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
Alpha Long
Neva Anderson
Browning
Dyle Peterson
Beryl Head
Noel Henry
Shelby
Ed Watson
John Longwell
Cecil Lambert
North Salem
Manuel Mortis
Frances Cordray
Byron Deskins
Purdin
Dorothy H. Kenley
Proposed School Levy and Board Directors Election
The sample ballot proposes a levy of 1.73 dollars per hundred assessed value for building and incidental purposes for one year, plus a 1.00 levy without voter approval. It also calls for electing two school directors for three-year terms. Voters are instructed to mark for or against the levy and lists director candidates Porter Sayre Carl Buster Cannon W Ellis Ware Raymond Anderson Rex Hooker LM Babe Imbroug. A weekly school menu is included with meals for March 31 to April 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Additon
Board of Education
Porter Sayre
Carl “Buster” Cannon
W. Ellis Ware
Raymond Anderson
Rex Hooker
Babe” Imbroug
Bittersweet Club discusses school levy and charity vote
The Bittersweet Club met Thursday afternoon March 20 with Miss Kate Buckman. Nine members answered roll call led by Marylyn Palmer who spoke on the Farm Bureau and Blue Cross. They voted to send two dollars to the Crippled Children's Foundation of Missouri and discussed the proposed 73 cent special levy for the April 1 R-1 School election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kate Buckman
Rell Cal Marylyn
Crippled Children’s Foundation of
Missouri
Marylyn Palmer
Farm Bureau
Blue Cross
Drasaic
Martha Smith
Marylyn
Mary- Joe Kimbrough
Ruth Wood
Joan Creason
Pearl Goins
Susan Creason
Lola Moore
Ben Creason
Roll
Painting the Clouds With Sunshine comes to Marty-Ann Theatre Milan
The new Technicolor musical Painting the Clouds With Sunshine visits Milan's Marty-Ann Theatre Sunday and Monday March 30 and 31 with Dennis Morgan Virginia Mayo Gene Nelson leading songs. Nevada town setting and glamorous cast include Sakall Wallace Ford Tom Conway in light comedy musical numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Las Vegas
Milan
Dennis Morgan
Virginia
Gene Nelson
Nevada
S. Z
Ginia
Sakall
Wallace Ford
Tom Conway
Stitch And Chatter Club Meeting Report
The Stitch and Chatter Club met with Madaline Tucker for an all day session on March 13. One comfort project was completed and progress made on another. The group enjoyed another good noon dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stitch and Chatter Club
Madaline Tucker
Notice of City Election in Browning 1952
Notice to qualified Browning voters announces an election on Tuesday April 1 1952 to fill two alderman seats East Ward Ray Gooch and East Ward clerk positions Mrs Lawson and Mrs Viola Jones plus West Ward J B Moore and Mrs Viola Jones with clerk Mrs Lawson. Polls open 7 AM to 6 PM at East Ward American Legion Hall. Filing deadline midnight preceding the election. City Clerk Peterson confirms. Also notes local social updates and meeting reminders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City of
Browning
Ray Gooch
J T. Nevins
Nelle Williams
Ralph Kimbrough
Mamie Bartow
J. B. Moore
Viola Jones
Lawson
Fan
T. Ward
American Legion Hall
Board of Aldermen
A.D. Peterson
Community church notices for Purdin area faith services
Purdin Church of Christ Bible Study each Sunday at 10 am. Mt. Olive Baptist Church led by Pastor A. B. Baker holds Sunday School 10, Morning Worship 11, Evening Worship 7:30. North Salem Methodist Church with Pastor Charles Smith and Supt Harry Lambert offers Sunday School at 10, Morning Worship 11, Evening Service on the third Sunday. Hareville and Browning circuits post weekly services, with Sunday School at 10, worship times, and adulte programs. A Great Mass Meeting is planned at Kirksville, with Bible study Wednesday at Morris Chapel. Everyone is welcome to attend all services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Purdin Church of Christ
Mt. Olive
North Salem
Hareville Methodist Church
A. J. Pritchett
A. m. George Hess
Purdin
E. V. Campbell
Bear Branch
Eellis Chapel
United Evangelistic Usion
Kirk Auditorium
Kirksville
Morris Chapel
Browning Methodist Circuit
Howard Copeland
Browning
Woodward
Baptist Church Special Notice and New Extension Club
Baptist church notices outline Bible study at 9 a.m. and Wednesday prayers at 7 30 p m. Rev Franklin Smith from fon Mo will speak at both morning and evening services on March 30. Men urged to attend Tuesday night April 1 church social at 7 30 bring pie and sandwiches. New Extension Club organized in Pardin neighborhood with eight homemakers meeting at Mrs Virgil Falconer home. Officers elected president Mrs Virgil Falconer vice president and parliamentarian Mrs Glenn Duncan secretary treasurer Mrs Marjorie Murrain reporter Mrs Gerald Long. Club meets fourth Tuesday each month. Linn Count has 88 Extension Clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Church
C. L. McQuown
Franklin Smith
Fon
Virgil Falconer
Glenn Duncan
Marjorie Murrain
Gerald Long
Long
Jim Lee
Linn
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Johnop
Kimbrough
Pandora
Lowes Midland
Kansas City
James Mason
Ava Gardner
Bette Davis
Barry Sullivan
Ivan Hedges
Larry
Ray Pulliam
John Hedges
Ivan
Church of Christ
Allie Ware
Isabelle
Effie Britton
Mamie Hale
Alli Ware
Ethel Bennett
Edith Hale
Carl Cannon
R-1
Ion
Brookfield
Brookfield, Missouri
Andy Burnan
Linn County Auction CO
Roy L. Sturtevant
Charlie Edgar
Dobby Hamilton
Aucts
Hee
New Extension Club
Pardin
Dorothy Ady
Dale Falconer
Purdin, Missouri
Farmer Center
MFA Oil Company
MFA
George Crooks
Browning, Mo
Patterson -Sargent
Glos-Lux
Browning: Lumber Company
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