Brown ing Public School Class Meetings Held
Class meetings were held Friday during the ninth period in various classrooms. The groups discussed plans for a pie supper a carnival and the annual Thanksgiving dinner. JW
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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1944
Page
4
General Business and Paralleled Skills Program Update
General Business students gain knowledge daily in borrowing and lending money and notes while Bookkeeping students train as bookkeepers learning special journals for recording merchandise on account. Secretarial Practice and Typing II advance with letters and office problems as Shorthand students take dictation and transcribe.
School Notes Highlight Community Government Studies
English classes study local national and state government while science explores heat transfer. Language arts cover interviews and posters, algebra tackles unknowns and factoring, history tests sectional rivalry and the Jackson era, glee clubs rehearse new numbers, and bands perform marches and pieces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LJF
Scandal and Secrets Circulate Among Local Teens
Gossip column questions who called Martha Cotter on Thursday and why Gwen Kelly and Helen Johns feature in rumors. It asks if Betty Mac happy after mail and why Mary Ruth Fanning enjoys art class. It notes talk among the B B squad from Rothville and inquiries about Rosalie McClaren and Rosalie Gooch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Cotter
Gwen Kelly
Helen Johns
Betty Mac
Mary Ruth Fanning
E.H
B. B. Squad
Rothville
Rosalie McClaren
Mary Smith
Mary
Unclear names surface in fragmented school notes
Readable fragments mention Gertie Gormley Junior Fanning Clinton Powell Loren Lumsden Marjorie Taylor Betty Powell Leroy Beckett Shelby basketball Clinton Bennett Jeanne Woolf Rothville George Peters Raymond Kelly and a person nicknamed Shike Gender moving about with little context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertie Gormley
Junior Fanning
Clinton Powell
Loren Lumsden
Marjorie Taylor
Betty Powell
Leroy Beckett
Shelby
Clinton Bennett
Jeanne Woolf
Rothville
George Peters
Raymond Kelly
Shike
Browning Boys Fall to Rothville in Rough Game
Browning fell behind 3 to 19 at halftime as Rothville surged in the first half. The Browns rallied in the third quarter but Rothville finished strong, ending Browning 15 Rothville 35 in a hard fought game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Browning
Rothville
Our Boys
Wildkittens Fall Short Against Rothville In Narrow Defeat
Browning High's Wildkittens, led by Smith with nine goals and one free throw, lost 36-27 to Rothville on October 10, 1944. Woolf added eight, with the halftime score 6-1 Browning and Rothville leading 17-15 at the break. The game stayed tight, with Rothville edging ahead as quarters progressed and the final point deciding the winner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wildkittens
Browning High
Rothville
Smith
Woolf
R. Dixon
Browning
Qarter Kelly
Gender
R Dixon
Wildkittens Tie Purdin Town Team
The Wildkittens met the Purdin Town Team on Wednesday October 11 and finished 23 to 23 in a tie that was not broken. Browning's starting guards were McCormick P Head and R Gooch with forwards Smith Woolf and R Dixon. subs Gen der and Kelly also played.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Browning Wildkittens
Purdin Town
Browning
McCormick
P. Head
R. Gooch
Smith
Woolf
R. Dixon
Gender
Kelly
Browning Boys Rally to Beat Purdin in Rough Road Game
Browning came from behind to defeat Purdin 20 to 11 on Purdin’s slick dirt court. The half ended Purdin 7 Browning 10 as both teams slipped and players fell in a rough, roaring clash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Browning
Browning Boys
Purdin
Local residents visit and travel noted in weekly roundup
A series of short visits and business trips are listed with names and towns. Carlos Western and Clarence Wallace from Brookfield and Winigan attend on Friday and Saturday. Virgil Lee, Dave Peery, Carl Brown, Lula Carter, and Fern are among locals visiting or hosting. Several others from Purdin Linneus Green City Kansas City and Jacksonville are mentioned in brief outings with families and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlos Western
Brookfield
Virgil Lee
Near Purdin
Dave Peery
Carl Brown
Linneus
J. B. Carter
Lula Carter
Fern. Worth Maxey
Green City
John Quigley
Quigley
Clarence Wallace
Winigan
Lee Ellis Hedges
Kenneth Jennings
Kansas City
Earl Stone
Browning
Murphy Elliott
Purdin
Louis Arnold and Sons
Bennie Law and Son
Allen Swisegood
C. C. Williams
Kathryn Calhoun
John Hollen
Jacksonville
Minnie Palmer
Moline
W. S. Langon
L. C. Lantz
Local Folks Gather For Sunday Dinner Guests
Mr and Mrs George Robinson hosted Sunday dinner for Mrs Huldah Phipps of Milan Mrs Belle Maggart of Barley Idaho Mr and Mrs Joan Seaman Otis Lawrence returned home after a two week stay in Bethany and is back at Johnson Chevrolet Co Chloe Fields teaches Commercial classes during Miss Marion Schrock's absence Kenneth Cotter and family visited from Brookfield S S Cotter notes Kenneth’s transfer from Granite City to Brookfield with Metropolitan Life Insurance Co
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Robinson
Huldah Phipps
Milan
Belle Maggart
Barley
Idaho
and Mirs
Joan Seaman
Otis Lawrence
Bethany
Johnson Chevrolet Co
Chloe Fields
Marion Schrock
Hattie Schrock
Kenneth Cotter
Brookfield
S. S. Cotter
Kenneth
Metropolitan Life Ins. Co
Granite City
North Salem Social Notes Become Local Bulletin of Visits
North Salem residents write in with a flurry of weekend visits and travel. Lon Dickinson and the Smiths visited Browning. Ben Almond and Allen stopped in College Mound, Missouri with H. B. Sorter. Mrs. Pearl Bailey and Mrs. Aleath Nelson returned from six weeks in Chicago, where Mrs Nelson bought the Dorothy farm for future home with her husband. Roy Jennings and family hosted guests. Viola Davis, Anna May visited Mitchells. Byron Deskins and Joan Kay called on Mrs Mary Deskins. Several groups traveled to Brookfield for business. Goldie Belzer and Dixie stay with Ross Montgomery while Goldie handles housework as Bernice recovers from hospital. Oren and Marlin Head toured London. Joe Head and Millard visited Gracie Jennings. Stella Baker and Helen Lawson with Rhett and John Walden Abbott spent time with Versie Bailey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Browning
Lon Dickinson
T. M. Smith
Ben Almond
Allen
College Mound
Missouri
H. B. Sorter
Pearl Bailey
Aleatha Nelson
North Salem
Chicago
Nelson
Floyd Swisgegood
London
Marlin
Oren
Joe Head
Millard
Gracie Jennings
Stella Baker
Helen Lawson
Rhett
Versie Bailey
Fairview District 110 Schedules Pie Supper and 4H Meeting
Farmers in Fairview District 110 enjoy good weather while neighbors gather for a pie supper at the Fairview School Friday night October 27. The 4H Club met October 16 with Elmo Britton presiding, adding three new members Dale Straley Donald Morris and Junior Badger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne Britton
Jessie M
Brookfield
John Tucker
Wesley Brantner
Beryl Taylor
Charley Britton
George Martin
Fairview
Mary Tucker
Will Southerland
Elmo Britton
Arthur Morris
J. O. Harris
Delmas Linhart
Jimmie Ball
Harold Taylor
Shirley Brantner
Bernice McCollum
Elmo
Floyd Badger
Everett Harris
Silo Construction and Farm Maintenance Tips
County agents explain a temporary silo built with straw bales to solve silo issues. Milkweed stain removal guidance for children’s clothes is provided, with cautions on acids and bleaching. Hogging down corn benefits fertility, pig health, and labor savings, with fencing and feeder tips. Builders and homemakers encouraged to seek farmhouse plan resources from the County Extension Office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Lineberry
Laclede
Farmers
Highway Patrol cites 315 traffic deaths in Missouri first eight months
The Missouri Highway Patrol reports 315 fatalities from traffic accidents in the first eight months of the year, attributing the rise to careless driving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri
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