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Browning Leader Record

Location

Browning, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Mar 28, 1946

Page

8

Intramural Basketball Tournament Finals At B H S

The intramural basketball tourney ended last week with finals for boys and girls. Girls winners were Carolene Gender’s team first Bobby Head’s team second Shirley Head’s team third. Boys winners were Bob Moore’s team first Dewayne Gray’s team second Gene Bartow’s team third Don William’s team fourth. Baseball becomes main sport for rest of year.

Carolene Gender Bobby Head Shirley Head Bob Moore Dewayne Gray Gene Bartow Don William B.H.S

Browning School Makes Amateur Contest Showing

Twenty eight Browning School students attended an Amateur Contest in Unionville on Wednesday March 20. The Browning group performed four numbers including The Road to Jericho The Whistlers and The Stuttering Song plus a dance number and won first place for their canteette. Unionville extended praise and offered to provide more numbers for a future show.

Hooker Browning Unionville Boys Quartette Jericho Bob Moore Billy Ee Junius Richard Man Whistlers Gary Kenley James Dell Bobby Hamilton Carmen Gail Hodges Cherrill Williams Canteette Jonville

Music Festival Set by High School Music Department

On Wednesday night April 3 in the High School Auditorium the Music Department will present a Music Festival. The program begins at 8 p.m. with a silver offering and features the boys quartet and the girls trio performing, along with several band selections and old favorites.

Kirksville

Arithmetic and Social Studies Topics for Middle School

Room III covers ratio and proportion with similar triangles and height by shadows, while seventh grade completes area of circles. Alaska unit in Social Studies, eighth grade links Qld with the New and 1910 1940 inventions, health rules, community care, and fine arts with crayon sketches and spring music including April.

Alaska Qld

Physical Ed Outdoors and Softball Intermeddle Fun

Physical education moves outdoors and the softball activity gathers students to choose sides and enjoy a playful game.

Fourth Grade Tracks Softball, Birds, Fractions News

Fourth grade students play softball all day as spring returns. They compile a bird list and observe nest building. In arithmetic they learn fractions. Spelling scores include Judith Moore Parthcia Lay Nelson Drake.

Judith Moore Parthcia Lay Nelson Drake

Fifth Grade Students Learn Fractions and Window Decor

In a fifth grade class two girls, Margaret Quigley and Eleanor Warren, have been highlighted for their reading progress. The room displays tulip decorations as part of class activities and school spirit.

Margaret Quigley Eleanor Warren

Eleanor Warren Reported for Draperies Coverage

Eleanor Warren, a reporter, is referenced in connection with a piece on new draperies and related product coverage.

Sixth Grade Compliments On Field Trip To Pinocchio Show

Students thank their superintendent for allowing a Milan excursion to see Pinocchio. Perfect spelling scores awarded to Kenneth Arnold, Jerry Hedges, James Farley, and Harvey Havens. James Farley credited as reporter.

Como Milan Kenneth Arnold Jerry Hedges James Farley Harvey Havens

Birthday Party For Henry Arthur In Room I

Mrs Gale Thurlow hosted a party for Henry Arthur turning seven with games and cake. Pupils then rode a bus to Milan to see the Pinocchio film before returning. Second and Third Grade study dollars and cents while composing Easter poems and making Easter art. Thanks to J D Elliott and Jackie Schreck for new curtains.

Gale Thurlow Henry Arthur Milan J. D. Elliott Jackie Schreck

Local visitors and guests noted from Milan Purdin and Browning

H L Adams of Milan visited on business Tuesday afternoon. Mr and Mrs R G Shouse of Purdin were Browning visitors Friday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Robert Shanks and John Edward spent Friday with his mother Mrs John Shanks.

H. L. Adams Milan R. G. Shouse Purdin Browning Robert Shanks John Edward John Shanks Earl Helms Donald Laddie Dodson Near Cora W. M. Pulliam L. W. Hummel Nellie Seaman Brookfield Clarence Bobby) Burdett Hanna City Iinois Max Wyman Emmett Haley Laclede Matilda Haley Louie

Milan area visitors and job notice in Brookfield

Milan residents host visitors from Cora Browning and Jefferson City while several items note job openings with the State Social Security Commission and a livestock g education day in Columbia listing speakers and topics on swine and cattle feeding experiments.

Columbia

Leaders Train at Meadville Brookfield for Three Dish Meals

Fifty three women from 27 Extension Clubs attended training led by June Carroll at Meadville and Brookfield on March 20 and 21. Four complete Three-Dish-Meals were prepared and served with emphasis on simple nutritious appealing meals. Recipes and sample menus are available at the Extension Office. six Linn County clubs did not attend.

June Carroll Meadville Brookfield Linn County

Local resident traps coyote after livestock losses

Ralph Correll of two miles south of Breckfield, an apt trapper, set traps after livestock losses in his community. Last Saturday morning he found an old female coyote in one of his traps, amid efforts prompted by state and federal trapping instruction in the county.

Ralph Correll Frore Breckfield Correll Ralph

Correll Provides Notable Service to Local Stockmen

Monday he caught the mote. With his own time and investment in traps Mr. Correll is rendering the stockmen in his community a noteworthy service.

Correll

Feed-saving ideas boost returns for egg operations

With feed at 50 high in price and scarce, saving measures pay off. Emphasize good pullet pastures, waste-proof hoppers, sanitation, and rodent control to cut losses. Cull nonlaying hens as they do not repay their feed costs.

Soy flour boosts nutrition and freshness in bread

Oat meal can replace part of the wheat flour to make nutritious yeast bread muffins and biscuits. Bread stays fresher with about 8 percent soy flour in the mix. Small amounts of soy flour 1 to 2 tablespoons per cup of flour add nutrition with little flavor color or texture change.

Bull Sale Schedule for 1946 Spring Auctions

The 1946 spring bull sales sponsored by the Agricultural Extension Service with cattle breeders include Macon on April 2, Carrollton on April 3, and Albany on April 5. Each sale offers 35 to 40 bulls with Angus and Hereford breeds, exhibitors begin at 12 20 p m and sales start at 1 p m.

Agricultural Extension Service Macon Carrollton Albany

Cow Herd Owners Find Auctions Not Worth Time

Cow herd owners will skip the sales as not in the market for a bull, deeming the event not worth the time despite it being well spent for others.

Missouri Judge Osburn to Judge National Window Display Contest

Morris Osburn chairman of the State Public Service Commission will judge Reynolds International Pen Company’s national window display contest. He will travel to meet governors and high officials from 48 states as prizes totaling 33 000 dollars are awarded to retailers showing the best display of the company’s ball bearing pen. Nearly 50 900 retailers nationwide are eligible to enter the contest with awards based on photographs submitted by entrants.

Tomato Production Meeting for Osgood Growers

Tomato growers from the Osgood area are invited to an Exchange Hall meeting at 8:00 p m on April 2. Clyde Cunningham Extension Horticulturist will discuss production practices to raise yields and profits, including fertilizer use and regionally adapted varieties.

Osgood Arena Exchange Hall Clyde Cunningham

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