Linn County Boy Wins Washington DC Trip in 4-H
Kenneth Guyer of near Shelby earns a Washington DC trip as one of Missouri’s top two 4-H club members. He has ten years in clubs, fourteen projects, and leads a sheep group, with $872.54 net profit from livestock projects. The piece notes 4-H enrollments rising in 1933 and county extension activity.
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Kenneth Guyer
Shelby
Columbia
Washington, D. C
Missouri
Linn County
Raymond Richmond
Kenneth
Chicago
Santa Fe
Wilson Meat Packers
Washington
International Harvester Company
Quinn Guyer
Grantsville
Garden Pest Circular 304 Offered Free by County Agent
A new Circular No 304 titled Garden Pest Control is available at the County Agent's office. It covers most garden insects and the latest eradication methods. The leaflet will supplement countywide April film shows warning residents to protect gardens from insect damage this summer.
Beef Calf Production Bulletins For County Agents
A new bulletin on beef calf production shows calves can be fed profitably on the cow and is free in the County Agent's office. The county reports a busy April with a spring start and a month of activity for the agent.
Wykoffs Move to Brookfield With Stamper Poultry Plan
Mr and Mrs L C Wykoff and son Afton relocate to Brookfield this week where Oren has joined Stamper and Co to manage a new poultry house. The couple bring fourteen years in the local poultry business and promise Brookfield farmers a square deal, despite their sadness at leaving friends behind.
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Brookfield
L. C. Wykoff
Afton
Oren
Stamper & Co
Wykoff
F. M. Stamper & Company
Wool market ad and local business moves
F. M. Stamper Co seeks wool buyers. Ernest Richardson buys the 0. K. Vincent filling station near New Boston and takes charge. He and Mrs. Richardson rent rooms of B. T. Jolley. Browning and associates welcome the new firm to the business fraternity.
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Shell
Ernest Richardson
New Boston
0. K. Vincent
Richardson
B. T. Jolley
Browning
Girls form 4 H clothing club at Pleasant Shade
A girls 4 H clothing club was organized Monday night April 11 at Pleasant Shade school house under County Agent Hall and Miss Banning. Ten members joined with Dorothy Creason as leader and Mary Helen Kimbrough, Marie Billings, Eva Moore, Maxine Gooch, and Dorothy Griffeth elected to key posts. The club will meet again with the leader as they begin their first year sewing work.
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Hall
Dorothy Griffeth
Browning High School To Close Tomorrow
Browning High School will close tomorrow marking the end of a successful term under Superintendent M A Holman who has led the district three years. Teachers include Prof Duckworth Mrs Edna Bagley Miss Alpha Linhart with others in the grades. nonresident pupil tuition and funding concerns are noted as finances tighten. The 1933 graduating class includes Lyle Bundies, Asa Badger, Morris Crookshanks, Evelyn Gable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. A. Holman
Hoban
Duckworth
Fdna Bagley
Alpha Linhart
Katheryn Rudloff
Alpha Harris
Lorraine Glaze
Missouri
Legis
Browning High School
J. E. Rudloff
Methodist
Rudloff
Lyle Bundies
Asa Badger
Morris Crookshanks
Evelyn Gable
End of Term Message From Local School
A school note lists students including eona Garrett Anna Morleock and others as the 1932 33 term ends. It reflects on hard study, teacher patience, and pupils reviewing summer work to start the next fall a little farther advanced while many country students will have summer chores to balance with study.
Birthday Surprise for Mrs. Fred Lambert
Mrs. Fred Lambert celebrated her thirty second birthday with a family surprise. Her parents Mr. and Mrs. Frank Creason and brother Ola F. Creason brought a large gathering and a bountiful dinner. Guests enjoyed afternoon conversation and wished her many more happy returns.
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Fred Lambert
Frank Creason
Ola F. Creason
Martha
Nolan
Dorothy
Bennie
Freddie
Jere
Ola Creason
North Salem 4-H Club Elects Officers At Meeting
The North Salem 4-H Club organized on Tuesday April 25 with seven members led by Mrs. Elsie Almond and Mrs. Bertha Lambert. Officers elected include President Evelyn Riddle Vice President Mildred Pearler Secretary Margarett McCollum Song Leader Veda Mitchell Game Leader Clyta Pearler Reporter Viola Mitchell. Next meeting scheduled for Tuesday May 2.
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North Salem
Elsie Almond
Bertha Lambert
Evelyn Riddle
Mildred Pearler
Margarett McCollum
Veda Mitchell
Clyta Pearler
Viola Mitchell
Anniversary Meeting at Browning Rebekah Lodge No. 213
Browning Rebekah Lodge No 213 held an anniversary program during a regular meeting night with guests invited. Contests recalled school days, groups acted out names, a ghost routine entertained, and a menu luncheon followed. Wayne Bagley closed his third term at Pleasant Shade with prize drawings, eighth grade exercises, a valedictory address, and diplomas awarded to several students.
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Browning Rebekah Lodge No
Grand Lodge
Jones
O'Brien
Douglas
Smith
O'Brians
Wayne Bagley
Pleasant Shade
Robert Wood
Lewis Wood
Alvin Bane
Raymond Bane
Merle Palmer
Dorothy Griffeth
Evelyn Goins
Theodore Palmer
Dororothy Griffeth
Alva Bagley
Prairie Seminary
Pleasant Shade School to Welcome New Teachers
A patron notes that Miss Dorothy Creason and Mrs. Ary will teach at Pleasant Shade, detailing the upcoming school year and the involvement of the community in educational plans.
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Ary
Dorothy Creason
Pleasant Shade
Surprise Birthday Party for Mrs Ora Mott
Last Friday night carloads arrived from many directions for Mrs Mott s birthday. Guests included Mr and Mrs Will Burkholder Bennie Burkholder Roy Simpson Ivis Ellwood Thudium Gladys Richard Thudium Art Tripp Roy Maxwell and son Dean Genevie Arnold Ruby Gooch Lorene Guyer Irene Hubbard Margarett Deskins Ruby Helms Maudie Wyatt Ruth Helms Alma Cordray Florence Cassity Eileen Hubbard Effie Hubbard Dolly Hill Rose Harbourn Rosa Kirk Helen Cordray Genevie Jennings Oren Head Paul Brantner Nolan Guyer Russell Stoddard Otto Hill Arthur Peavler Raymond Head Raymond Peavler Earl Helms Curt Helms Kenneth Bailey Rex Bauer Gale Bailey Robert Coram George Chaffee Albert Chaffee Edwin McCollum Roscoe Jacobs Keith McCollum Melvin Chaffee Chester Krawl Willie Krawl Gail Hubbard Kermit Lambert Fabian Simpson Lawrence Chaffee Emil Deskins Ralph Coram Bert Kirk Byron Deskins Horace Chaffee Daniel Thudium Russell Coram Nolan Thudium Carl Helms Thelbert Walters Robert Walters Norman Woodside Leon Simpson George Guyer Russell Thudhum Leslie Stoddard Emerson Jacobs. The young folks played games and the old folks sang. All left late wishing Mrs Mott many more happy birthdays.
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Ora Mott
Will Burkholder
Bennie Burkholder
Roy Simpson
Ivis
Helen Cordray
Genevie Jennings
Oren Head
Paul Brantner
Nolan Guyer
Russell Stoddard
Otto Hill
Arthur Peavler
Raymond Head
Raymond Peavler
Earl Helms
Curt Helms
Kenneth Bailey
Rex Bauer
Gale Bailey
Robert Coram
George Chaffee
Albert Chaffee
Edwin McCollum
Roscoe Jacobs
Keith McCollum
Melvin Chaffee
Chester
Krawl
Stitch And Chatter Club Sees Members Gather
The Stitch and Chatter Club met with 23 members and 3 visitors including Mrs. Tom Elliott Mrs. Ruth Elliott and Mrs. John Stone on April 27. Beatrice Walker displayed an embroidery birthday quilt as the 2:30 business meeting opened with songs by Rosalie Linhart and Imogene Hanman. Photos were taken and a club song closed the session. Next gathering planned with Effie Britton on May 11. Golds were praised after a victorious purple win over the Golds.
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Beatrice Walker
Tom Elliott
Ruth Elliott
John Stone
Beatrice
Rosalie Linhart
Imogene Hanman
Kodak
Effie Britton
Bitter Sweet Club Hosts Education in Foreign Countries Event
Mrs. Lee Gooch entertained the Bitter Sweet Club at her home Wednesday afternoon from 2 to 4. Mrs. Elizabeth Ward led in the absence of Mrs. Rolan Gooch. The event featured Education in Foreign Countries with a prize won by Mrs. Hugh Campbell. The club now sponsors two 4-H clubs and announced a sewing and a poultry improvement club for youths. Guests included Mrs. John Sparks and other members.
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Bitter Sweet Club
Lee Gooch
Elizabeth Ward
Rolan Gooch
Hugh Campbell
Edgar Morris
Vernon Phillips
Gooch
John Sparks
Glenn Cooper
Tom Hisel
Leslie Brown
Mary Helen Kimbrough
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Washington, D.C
F. M. Stamper Co
Eona Garrett
Anna Morleock
Letha Oaks
Vivian Pipes
Herman Smith
Frances Warren
Eunice Watson
Eva Wilhite
Rebekah Lodge
Lodge No. 213
Stitch and Chatter Club