Browning Public Schools Calendar and Activities
The Brown ing Public Schools calendar lists a Thanksgiving dinner for high school faculty and Board of Education on November 25, a Thanksgiving break November 26 27 and a State Teachers Meeting in Kansas City December 2 3 4. The student officers led a meeting to decide on continuing the dinner with unanimous support and a Christmas program is planned for December 23 with separate grade and high school portions. Birds study covers adaptation and Missouri species while a state survey targets ages of boys in grades 10 11 and 12.
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Board of Education
Kansas City
Browning High School
Missouri
State Department of Education
Honor Roll and Classroom News From Room III
The second six weeks honor roll includes Nola Psy Billie Robison John Robison Hershel Head Donald Linhart Jean Bartow Clinton Bennett ValJean Gooch Gene Carter Jimmie Nevins Thelma Lee Gender Loraine Adams leaves for California Ronald Ogle joins in December from Alliance Nebraska Fifth graders explore art finger painting and stamp collecting Seventh grade studies Postal System and Life of the Pilgrims The Return of the Mayflower decorates Fine Arts and Thanksgiving Song played. vacation Thursday and Friday.
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Nola Jeanne Psy
Billie Robison
John Lee Robison
Hershel Head
Donald Linhart
Jean Bartow
Clinton Bennett
ValJean Gooch
Gene Carter
Jimmie Nevins
Thelma Lee
Loraine Adams
California
Ronald Ogle
Alliance
Nebraska
Golden River
Ruskin
Gluck
Donald Williams
Kansas City
Puipls
Neighborly shingling bee aids Mrs Deskins barn roof
Neighbors and friends in the North Salem area organized an old fashioned shingling bee at the home of Mrs. Alva M. Deskins. They replaced the barn roof, prepared and served a noon meal, and spent the afternoon sewing rug rags. Mrs. Deskins expressed sincere thanks. Participants included Norman McDonnell, Glenn Arnold, Gooch, Earl Campbell, Dewey Byron Deskins, Jesse Longwell, and Woodrow Deskins.
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Alva M. Deskins
North Salem
Ee Gooch
Earl Campbell
Dewey Byron Deskins
Jesse Longwell
Woodrow Deskins
Stardust On The Lage features Gene Autry on screen
Gene Autry stars in a new Western with his dogs Champion lariat guitar and broad grin. Smiley Burnette provides top comedy as Frog Millhouse while Louise Currie plays Nancy Drew who runs a small radio station and helps her brother Jeff played by Bill Henry. Edith Fellows and George Ernest add a light romance as director William Morgan crafts a brisk musical comedy rhythm with song action and vivid scenery.
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Man Autry
Champion
Smiley Burnette
Millhouse
Gene
Louise Currie
Nancy Drew
Jeff
Bill Henry
Edith Fellows
George Ernest
William Morgan
Harry Grey
Rationing Board Extends Note Acceptance Date
The final date for dealers to accept promissory notes instead of fuel oil coupons for consumers without ration books is extended from November 23 to December 1 by Linn County Rationing Board No. 58.
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Linn County Rationing Board
No Hunting Sign Cited by Farm Owner Artie Cotter
On a family farm Artie Cotter posted a no hunting sign prohibiting hunting with guns or dogs. The message emphasizes safety and trespass boundaries on his property.
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Artie Cotter
All Day Service at North Salem Church
An all day service is planned at North Salem on Sunday November 29. The pastor C J Chappell will preach at 11:00 and 2:00 p m with dinner at noon. A special invitation extends to all to join and spend the day at the church.
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North Salem
C. J. Chappell
General Motors Anti-freeze promotion at Johnson Chevrolet
Browning Missouri dealer Johnson Chevrolet Co advertises General Motors No Freeze permanent anti freez e with ample stock for car servicing.
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General Motor
Johnson Chevrolet Co
Browning
Missouri
Mary Martha Aid Society Social Meeting Recalls 11 Members
The Mary Martha Aid Society of the Baptist Church met with Mrs. Lela Neet on Friday November 20 for a monthly social. Eleven members attended and spent the afternoon hemming tea towels and sheets and sewing for the hostess. Refreshments followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Martha Aid Society of the Baptist Church
Lela Neet
Ella Thurlo
Ida Alspach
Mary Griffis
Jennie Epperson
Ethel Dell
Mildred Morrow
Anna Beth
Eva Glenn
Jimmie
Verlea Foxe
Roxie Lee
Julia Myers
Dorothy Drake
Missouri Patrol Finds $89 372 In Recovered Property This Quarter
Missouri State Highway Patrol report for July August and September shows 145 stolen cars recovered and total property valued at 89,372.26. During the period 10,846 fingerprint cards were processed with 5,195 prints from job applicants and 33 percent identifications. Patrol warned 22,927 drivers for minor infractions and aided 30,474 stranded motorists. There were 843 accidents, down from 1,705 in the prior year quarter.
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Jefferson City
Missouri State Highway Patrol
M Stanley Ginn
Missouri
Ms Com
Ira Mae Daniels Weds Pvt Ellis F Cordray in Chillicothe
Mrs Carl Daniels announces the marriage of her daughter Ira Mae Daniels to Pvt Ellis F Cordray son of Mr and Mrs Charley Cordray of Linneus on Monday November 9 1942 in Chillicothe The Rev Glenn T Beaty officiated The bride is a Browning High School senior and will continue her studies The groom has been inducted into the U S Army and reported for duty last Thursday
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Carl Daniels
Ira Mae Daniels
Ellis F. Cordray
Charley Cordray
Linneus
Chillicothe
Glenn T. Beaty
Browning High School
U. S. Army
Cordray
Clements Haley Wedding Held At Johnson Home
Keith Clements and Mrs Glenn Haley united in marriage Sunday at the home of Mr and Mrs G A Jack Johnson 612 South Main street Rev Cr G Hardgrove officiating. Keith left for army induction at Leavenworth and the bride went to Kansas City to work in the North American Bomber plant. The bride formerly Miss Glenn Talbert of Browning.
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Glenn Talbert
Browning
Adjusting Our Meat Consumption For Better Nutrition
The piece notes high demand for beef and pork for the armed forces and lend-lease, urging broader use of lamb fish and poultry. It suggests boosting dairy eggs cheese dried beans peas nuts and whole grains when meat intake falls and lists meat extender dishes like pot roast meat loaf and goulash.
To Live in Vermont Pfe. Paul Ellsberry Visit Ends
Paul Ellsberry who attends radio school at Fort Ethan Allen Vermont visited Mrs Ellsberry and her parents Mr and Mrs Geo Prather for several days. He departed Wednesday night for Vermont with Mrs Ellsberry to make their home there. Mrs Ellsberry left teaching at Jenkins and Mrs Cecil Taylor took her place.
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Vermont
Pfe
Paul Ellsberry
Ft. Ethan Allen
Happy Workers Club Meets For Dinner And Plans Tree Lighting
The Happy Workers Club met with Mrs. Malacha Watson on Wednesday November 18 for a twelve member dinner. News included a letter from Sgt Clarence Gramling and a report on Habits of Children by Child Welfare Leader Mrs Lenore Knight. The group planned to sponsor a community Christmas tree at Mt Zion church and set a Red Cross sewing start for the next meeting with project committee Grace Pipes Mary Ball Faye Taylor and Bernice Lawrence. Next meeting will be December 3 led by Bernice Lawrence.
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Happy Workers Club
Malacha Watson
Bernice Lawrence
Ted Thomas
New Orleans
Nellie Brown
Ted
Clarence Gramling
Grace Pipes
Lenore Knight
Mt. Zion
Mary Ball
Faye Taylor
Red Cross
Blanche Morris
Ona Franklin
War salvage drive seeks fats and metal from Sullivan County
War Production Board appeals to Sullivan County housewives to collect waste fats from all cooking and deliver to local dealers for explosives production. Farmers urged to save fats and turn in at Mackies Market Milan Boyd Green City Osgood Harris Meat Markets. Also collect old keys razor blades and worn stockings containing silk or nylon for war materials.
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War Production Board
America
Sullivan County
Mackies’ Market
Alva Boyd Grocery
Milan
Lease and Cochran
Green
Green City
Navy
Warment
Post
Karyl
Civilian Defense Office
Court House Building
Bakers Dept Store Ad Sells Winter Clothing and Rugs
Bakers Dept Store in Brookfield Missouri says it will continue a winter clothing sale and budget rugs through November 29 per its four page circular issued last week. The notice highlights ongoing discounts and product availability for shoppers.
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Bakers Dept
Brookfield
Missouri
Strayed Black Two Year Old Heifer Reported Missing
A two year old black heifer strayed from a pasture. Finder should notify D G Haley of the loss and location details.
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D. G. Haley
No Coffee Rush Warns on Ration Sales This Week
The Green City Press advises shoppers not to stockpile coffee during the rationing period from November 23 to November 29. Stamp No 27 in War Ration Book 1 will permit one pound per week from the Sunday after to January 3 1943, with guidance to buy small quantities to maintain freshness.
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Green City Press
M F A Cooperative Holds November Meeting
A large crowd attends the M F A Cooperative meeting in the I O O F hall on Thursday night November 19 with Robert Morrow presiding. The program featured poultry and hog feed talks, musical performances, a cornet solo and readings, followed by refreshments.
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M. F. A. Cooperative
I. O. O. F. Hall
Robert Morrow
Wm. Wilkison
Mildred Morrow
America
Secertary
Lois Maggart
James Vaughn
Kansas City
M. F. A. Mills
Cornet
Gwendolyn Kelly
Betty Jeanne Woolf
Mary Smith
Shortenin
Beautiful Dreamer
Hunting Notice Invites Dogs for Rabbits near Old Enterprise
A local notice from H. R. Hamilton invites schoolboys and friends to bring dogs to exercise rabbits near Old Enterprise. All rabbits caught are claimed by the collectors. God luck.
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Old Enterprise
H. R. Hamilton
Box Supper at Dickinson School Friday Evening
There will be a box supper and program at the Dickinson School Friday evening November 27. Augusta Brown is the teacher.
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Dickinson School
Augusta Brown
Sailor on Furlough Recalls Casablanca Battle
Joseph W. Woodward, a U S Navy store keeper second class, visited his parents and relatives after returning on furlough. He served on a ship in the November 8 battle of Casablanca where American ships disabled at least ten French warships attempting to attack transports for North Africa. An International News Service report recounted the battle upon his return.
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Joseph W. Woodward
U. S. Navy
G. T. Woodward
W. R. Rhodes
Sandra Ruth
Casablanca
North Africa
International News Service
Seeing Eye Receives Late Bequest to Aid Training Dogs
A late bequest to the Seeing Eye school provides a substantial sum to continue training German shepherd dogs to guide the blind. The article notes the record of safety with these dogs and highlights growing public interest and donations helping veterans obtain dogs.
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Seeing Eye School
Aoe
Service Board To Be Erected At Milan
The Business and Professions Women’s Club of Milan sponsors a service board to be placed in the courthouse yard with names of all Sullivan County residents. Subscriptions for the erection may be mailed to Mrs Mayme Calfee in Milan Kansas.
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Milan
Business and Professions
Women’s Club of
Sullivan County
Sarae
Mayme Calfee
Kio
Town Tax Collector Announces December Schedule
Collector Robert Fields states he will collect taxes in Cora on Friday mornings Roger on Friday afternoons and Saturdays in Brown ing during December for Duncan township.
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Cora
Roger
Browning
Duncan ‘Township
Robert Fields
No Hunting or Trapping on Farm Notice
A farmer named H F Kille declares no hunting or trapping allowed on the property using guns or dogs.
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H F. Kille
Mrs Hale Sells 234 Turkeys for $1013.48 in Browning Trade
Mrs. William Hale, northeast of Browning, sold an extra fine flock of 234 turkeys to the M. F. A. Central Co-Operative on Monday. The sale brought $1,013.48. Hale reports good care and satisfaction with the results.
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William Hale
Browning
M. F. A. Central Co-Operative
Hale
Thanksgiving Spirit and Giving at Assembly of God
Pastor C G Tiahrt reflects on true thanksgiving and cheerful giving. He urges self denial to bless others this season, cites the thief on the cross and eternal life, and notes White Oak Sunday school and midweek services with times for youth and Cora parish activities.
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Jesus
White Oak
Cora
God
Slats Diary: Week of Odd Notes and School Talk
Slats records a week of diary entries from Sunday to Saturday with church, school, and local events. He notes sermons, disagreements about preaching, a newspaper claim about a million dollars, plans to pay his share of a “washened dot,” a teacher’s rebuke, government talk, and weather affecting skating and Sunday school plans.
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S. S
Brekfast
Jake
Congress
Jane's
Elsy
Tomorro
S.S. & Chon
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Browning Public Schools
Gene Autry
New
Bud Thackery
Stardust
Mary Martha Aid Society
Ghillicothe
Now
MF. A
Peggy Gertrude Head
Vivian Beall
Helen Carter
Joe
Herman Adams
Mr. Morrow
Ray Kelly
Alice Fuller
Asa Law
Margaret Smith
P. E. Cokerham
Assembly of God
C. G. Tiahrt
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