Browning Public School News Highlights Week Activities
Browning school reports a Browning World Series in Hit Pin Baseball with five games. Wildfires and Brownies split feats, Brownies clinching the series with four straight wins. Wild Kittens basketball went 3-0 including wins over Browning Town Team Sumner and Humphreys. Classes work on Black and White publication, borders, algebra, and science topics.
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Wildfires
Ruby Dixon
Brownies
Helen Johns
Bernice McCollum
Shirley Head
Rosalie McClaren
Gertrude Gormley
Marjorie Taylor
Veda Watson
Joyce Mundell
Robbie Head
Valjean Goorh
J. W
LJF
Glee Clubs and Bands rehearse for school program
The Girls Glee Club rehearses Mexican Serenade. The Boys Glee Club works on Can’t You Hear Me Calling Caroline and Gypsy Trail. The Advanced Band performs at the Grade School Program and for the Republican and Democratic Rally. Beginners Band plays several numbers. Elementary Grades learn Let Songs of Praise Arise and A Tea Party in Fairyland. Typing II studies telegrams. Bookkeeping starts Recording Miscellaneous Entries. General Business to test on all year’s work.
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Caroline
Ghey
Rose Bud
Herminia Waltz
Fairyland
R.G
Browning Wildcats Beat Meadville Wildcats 23 19
Browning Wildcats defeated Meadville Wildcats at Browning on October 30 with a final score of 23 to 19. Starting Browning lineup included guards Kelly McCormick and R Gooch and forwards Smith Woolf Dixon with Woolf as captain and Smith as high point getter. Half time stood 12 to 10.
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Wild Kittens
B.hs
Browning Town
R. Gooch
Sumner
McCormick
Humphreys
Smith
Wild Kitten
Woolf
Dixon
Kelly
G. K
Browning
Meadville
P. Head
Cotter
Gender
English Notes on Reading Heritage Texts
English One finished The Lady of The Lake and will move to narrative poetry. English Two continues The Idyll Lancelot and Elaine. English Three reads The M et Venice. Citizenship lesson remains discussing.
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Lancelot
Elaine
Venice
Eless
Meadville Wildcats Win Over Browning 55 29 in Conference
Meadville led 15 4 after the first quarter and 23 13 at halftime, then extended the lead to finish 55 29 over Browning. Browning drops in conference standings while Meadville remains first with Bucklin second, and Browning third at 625 percent.
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Browning Wildcats
Wildcats
Meadville
Browning
Bucklin
Friday Night High School Basketball Rumors Touch Several Teams
Gossip blends Browning Bucklin and local girls teams with mentions of Humphreys Kelly Cotter and Betty Powell. Betsy Lowe Brookfield and Purdin boys are tied to plans. A bus ride from Sumner stirs curiosity about Abbott Johns Mitchell Dixon and others.
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Kelly
Cotter
Humphreys
Betty Powell
Shirley Lowe
Brookfield
B.H.S
Purdin
Sumner
Marvin Abbott
Helen Johns
Doris Mitchell
Dorothy Dixon
Less Dusty Roads Ahead in Nation Wide Oil Plan
Prospect for fewer dusty roads grows as the Petroleum Administration for War allows use of residual fuel oil for road building and maintenance. The broad permission excludes the west coast, relying on current oil supplies to lift restrictions and enable spring and summer road programs.
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The
Petroleum Administration For
Linn County Farm Bureau Holds Annual Meeting
About 160 attended the Linn County Farm Bureau meeting on Thursday November 2 with 470 memberships written in the year ending October 31. E mc Schreck led a business session, reports from Extension and Home Demonstration Agents were read, and Dee Phitchett urged farmer unity. New two-representative-per-township rule set, December 6 quarterly board meeting planned, and a long list of directors from each township was announced.
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Linn County
Dee Phitchett
Missouri Farm Bureau Federation
Howard Miles Promient
E. L. Jarzobi, Jr
Buelah
Clay
Elmer Kling
Elmo Schreck
Parson Creek
Seth Sidebottom
Lewis Scheutz
Jefferson
Harry Peacher
Earl Louden
Locust Creek
Harold Thorne
Tom Wade
Benton
D. R. Skeen
Ray Cloud
Jackson
Morris Creeokshanks
Edgar Morris
Enterprize
Emerson Bailey
Ray Kelly
Grantsville
Hubert Lyons
A. E. Buswell
North Salem
Russell Crist
Army halts civilian physician recruitment for army
Recruitment of civilian physicians for the army has been discontinued. Navy needs about 3000 more medical officers. Public Health Service and Veterans Administration will continue recruiting physicians. War Manpower Commission chairman Paul V. McNutt disclosed the information.
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Army
War Department
Paul V. McNutt
War Manpower Commission
McNutt
Navy
Public Health Service
Federal Security Agency
Veterans Administration
New Zealand Memories From Gleamond Roach Letter
Gleamond Roach narrates life in Auckland Avondale during wartime service. He describes work at a milk bar, launching a sandwich venture, teaching locals to make toasted cheese sandwiches, and purchasing a bicycle as a Christmas gift. He praises the climate, home comforts, and hopes to return home within weeks while planning to aid friends with farm ventures.
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Davenport
England
Avondale
Auckland
Philco
Mr. Martin
States
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