Browning School Notes and Parade Rain at Missouri Colorado Game
October 4 parade by the Browning band for the Missouri Colorado football game was rained out as fog turned to rain all day. Despite wet conditions, Browning welcomed three new pupils Frances Tate Harold Tate and Juanita Tate. Upcoming basketball games listed for October 7 and October 10.
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Browning School
Frances Tate
Harold Tate
Juanita Tate
University
Missouri
Colorado
Mrs Garrison at Missouri Conference on Secondary Education
Mrs Garrison attended the Missouri Secondary School Principals Conference in Columbia on October 4. The theme focused on The Seven Areas of Secondary Education in the Missouri Curriculum with general sessions and divisions meetings. The Language Arts division stressed helping pupils exercise democratic rights by speaking listening reading well and recognizing faulty arguments.
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Garrison
Columbia
Missouri
Browning Girls Rally In Close Laredo Victory
Browning High School earned a 25 to 23 win over Laredo as the band and pep squad backed the team. Standouts included Viva Almond and Clarice Bagley for Laredo plus Mary Smith Jeanne Woolf Phyllis Vincent and Mary Lee Askey for Browning with junior Hollon and freshmen John Grice Donald Kille among contributors.
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Browning High School
Wilkison
Laredo
Browning
Viva Almond
Clarice Bagley
Dorothy Woodside
Waverly Ware
Mary Smith
Jeanne Woolf
Phyllis Vincent
Mary Lee Askey
Phyllis
Mary Lee
Mary
Jeanne
Horn
Junior Hollon
John Grice
Donald Kille
Browning Boys
Woolf
Kelly
Askey
Peterson
Ouls Smith
Vincent
Almond
G Garrett
See Wee
Bagley
Senior rings arrive. students react with enthusiasm
Mrs. Garrison and Phyllis Vincent opened a small package containing the class rings. The event drew extended astonishment from the senior class as the rings were revealed, with many students eager to view them.
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Mrs. Garrison
Phyllis Vincent
Agri class receives letter from Henry Jones of Green Valley
Henry Jones of Green Valley writes the Agri class explaining that he does not raise as he had planned and cites reasons related to crop and season. The missive reflects a farmer’s stance on participation and livestock or planting methods.
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Henry Jones
Green Valley
Freshmen in English tackle daily manners and introductions
The article notes freshmen in English dramatizing proper conduct and speech in daily situations. They struggle with introductions and carrying group conversations in class while comparing crop yields and neighborly work for better profits from farming.
Halloween Plans in Room
A classroom discusses Halloween activities. Students craft paper black cats and jack o lanterns. Ruth Ann Robinson brings two pumpkins to school for later turning into jack o lanterns. The room plans a Halloween party.
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Ruth
Ann Robinson
Civics Class Outlines National Government Services
Pupils study Department of Agriculture help to farmers. Seventh and eighth graders receive a goldfish gift from Mrs Dell and John Lee Robison donates an aquarium. The eighth grade reads The Courtship of Miles Standish and many read third outside books.
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Department of Agriculture
De]l
John Lee Robison
Miles Standish
H. W. Longfellow
Welcome to Our Rooms for Parents and Patrons
A welcoming note invites school parents and patrons to visit classrooms. It emphasizes joint effort for the welfare of every child and urges parental engagement in the school community.
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The
Welce
Evans to Address Middlewest Farmers at Kansas City Meeting
R M Evans administrator of the Agricultural Adjustment Administration and Paul H Appleby under secretary of agriculture will present findings from their Britain study at a producer consumer meeting in Kansas City Missouri at 7 30 p m October 9 The Linn County U S D A defense board leader Water W Sensintaffar says Linn County business leaders will join farmer and consumer delegates from 14 states for the report on British food needs and agricultural conditions.
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Linn County
Kansas City, Mo
Water W. Sensintaffar
Linn County U.S. D. A. Defense Board
Great Britain
R. M
Spike) Evans
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Paul H. Appleby
Secretary of Agriculture
Department of Agriculture
Kansas City
England
Newfoundland
United States
Lisbon
Portugal
Missouri
Sunday School Schedules At Two Local Churches
At The Churches Church of Christ Sunday School and Communion begin at 10 00 each Sunday Edward F Williams Sup t Everyone welcome Baptist Church offers Sunday School at 10 00 each Sunday morning Herbert C Bailey Sup t Everyone invited to attend.
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Church of Christ
Edward F. Williams
Herbert C. Bailey
Methodist Church announces Rev. H. R. Tate as pastor
Sunday Church School at 10 a m led by H L Schrock superintendent. Preaching services held on the first and third Sundays each month with morning and evening sessions.
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the Methodist Church
H. R. Tate
H. L. Schrock
New 61st General Assembly Acts Published Early
Secretary Dwight H. Brown published all acts approved by the Governor in a 751 page 1941 Session Acts volume. Acts became effective October 10 and were off press two weeks early, a new record. Copies cost fifty cents and are available from circuit clerks.
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61St General Assembly
Dwight H. Brown
Procrastinators Face Winter Coal and Furnace Woes
The Chillicothe Constitution Tribune reports several forgotten coal and furnace issues. A man ordered coal and found only two bushels fit his bin. Another discovered his bin empty on the first cold morning. A third was urged by his wife all summer to check the furnace.
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Chillicothe Constitution Tribune
Rural Teachers Gather for Linn County Meeting
About 70 teachers attended the first regular Linn County Rural Teachers Faculty Meeting in Brookfield's Circuit Court room on Friday September 26 at 1 30. Delegates to the Northeast Missouri District Meeting and Missouri State Teachers Association were named. The program included talks on surplus commodities for hot lunch and soil conservation with a motion picture program planned for rural schools.
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Linn County
Circuit Court Room
Brookfield
Missouri State Teachers Association
St. Louis
Jno
Ed Fuhrman
Luther Bauer
Wayne Rulon
Billy Nickell
Lorane Cattey
R. Linn Terry
Laclede Supervising
G. W. Cummings
Bucklin
Gene Bryan
Social Security Office
Earl Foster
Farm Club
Foster
Jail Inmates Play Crap Game In Pen Overnight
Twenty three spectators and players were confined for the night in Perry County Missouri jail. They kept their spirits up and continued the game of chance in the jail bull pen despite their confinement, illustrating the line about walls not making a prison.
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Perry County
Missouri
Wright—a Chiseled Forty Years in Craft
Mr. Wright has been in the trade four decades and earned a reputation for sturdy, precise work. He is described as a chiseler in the highest sense, widely respected for skill and reliability.
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D. W. Wright
Mr. Wright
Freedom of the press and defense bonds appeal
The piece defends press liberty as a democratic right and urges citizens to buy Defense Bonds and Stamps through the postmaster or banker. It notes a Gainesville and West Plains tombstone business history and reflects on changing monument styles from turn of the century to the present.
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Tombstone
Gainesville
West Plains
Howell County Gazette
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Edward E. Hale
William Brighty Rands
R. M. Evans
Middlewest
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Dan M. Nee
Defense Savings Staff
National Defense
Rigel
M.F. A
California
Miller’s
Pillsbury’s
M.F.A
Browning Farm Club
Usalite
Johnson
Challenger Motor Oil
BLISS
Lee’s
Ben-Hur
Jack Sprat
Dery Anu
Jersey
BIG Smith
Wolverine
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