Browning High School and Grade Happenings
Browning students work on reading Corner displays map projects and fine arts mottoes. They note visitors from Smith District and pupil reporting signings. Fifth and sixth graders create bone health posters and school yard cleanup efforts lead by Citizenship Club.
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North America
India
Fourth Grade Studies Early Hunters Interest
Eleanor Warren notes good posture focus while Judy Moore shares. Joy Ann Maggart joins second grade from Dickinson school. Jewell Crooks celebrates seventh birthday at a school party hosted by Mrs Noble Crooks with Mrs Bertha Lay. Students play games and win prizes, with hosts praised for hospitality.
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Eleanor Warren
Judy Moore
Joy Ann Maggart
Dickinson
Jewell Crooks
Noble Crooks
Bertha Lay
Jewell
Crooks
Lay
Local Social Notes From Jackson Center Area
Jackson Center residents report visits and gatherings across nearby towns. Edgar Morris and Billie Morris joined sales near Brookfield while Miss Carolee Simpson stayed with Miss Norma Gooch. Floy Morris visited Chillicothe and Darrold Hutchinson with George Phillips shopped in Chillicothe last week.
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Edgar Morris
Purdin
Carolee Simpson
Norma Gooch
Billie Morris
Bud Gimner
Brookfield
Junior Phillips
Alta Phillips
James
Floy Morris
Chillicothe
The
True Blue Club
Lola Gilmer
Mary Molloy
Banche Meneely
Meadville
Kenneth Gooch
Darrold Hutchinson
George Phillips
Cpl
Etburn Hicks
Johnson and Buswell sale draws steady crowd in Purdin
The Johnson and Buswell sale held Saturday afternoon attracted a fair sized crowd and items sold well despite bad weather. Janitorial duties at Purdin school were left by Ellis Adams after he resigned Friday. Mrs Eva Helms of Chillicothe was mentioned in the report.
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Johnson and Buswell
Bernice Carr
Purdin School
Ellis Adams
Eva Helms
Chilticothe
Weather recap shows wet spell and shifting temperatures
The week ending September 29 was cloudy with daily rain except Saturday, totaling 2.62 inches. Temperatures ranged from 40 to 85, averaging near normal. September 1945 began hot and dry, then shifted to frequent heavy rain from the 9th onward, with over seven inches in the last 21 days and Missouri rainfall surpassing local totals.
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Missouri
Joplin
Columbia
Local residents attend Johnson sale and family visits
The report notes came Friday and attended the Johnson sale on Saturday and that Garrett Street from Washington visited his mother in poor health last Friday. Mrs. Hiva Pearson was an all day guest of Effie Pulliam last Wednesday.
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Garrett Street
Washington
Hiva ‘Pearson
Effie Pulliam
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M. F. A. Central Cooperative
Lee’s
Marilee Schrock
Jerry Taylor
Smith District
Earl Keith Hoselton
Smith
Citizenship Club
Jackson Center
Roger
Browning
Gentle
Poland
China
Eldridge
A. D. Hoselton
Vernie Foster
G. P
Sarah Brassfield
Carl Brassfield
Gale Thurlo
American Beauty
Graham
Velver
Prince Albert
Bill Reger
Farm Bureau
Linn County Farm Bureau
Humphreys
Hamilton Schoolhouse
Midwest
Jack
Earl May
McCormick-Deering
John Deere
Janesville
Nelson Cattey
Shropshire
J. L. Clevenger and
E. L. Kuhn
H. V. Campbell
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L. L. Ingraham