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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1942
Page
8
Friday night October 23 in Laclede reports the school scrap drive run from October 6 to 16 averaged 187 pounds per pupil. The junior class won with 7 475 pounds sold. Room I 680 pounds Room II 1 470 pounds
A large crowd attended the Friday night school program featuring Band Progress Regiment and Activity with various musical groups listed. Students raised $131.40 selling defense stamps. science notes detail water composition and gas behavior. juniors plan a half day vacation for scrap sales winner. funeral for 1937 graduate Donald Johnson noted.
Peggy Head explains a distillation experiment where water is heated to boiling to become steam then cooled to liquid in a condenser. Dirt added to the water is left behind in the original flask, leaving clear water, while minerals give drinking water its taste.
Room I has crafted a border feature using pumpkins and owl shapes, adding a decorative element to the room. The display emphasizes autumnal motifs and playful woodland imagery.
Mr and Mrs Geo Artz and Billy Hinda Ellen and Earl Smith Mr and Mrs Sam Artz and son Nickey spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Geo Hardinger in honor of Billy Artz and Billy Hardinger birthdays. Mr Maggart received word that his granddaughter Mrs Frank West formerly Miss Freda Schweppe who lives in Chicago has a baby boy.
Eighth graders read Evangeline while seventh graders begin Courtship of Miles Standish. A Gray Squad story page inspired a pupil, a grade assembly was held, and a monthly meeting was approved. Scrap drive success, top readers named, Guess Who trivia featured, and a senior girl described in riddle form.
Short notice advertises wants for a good time in algebra class and seeks many boys to call sweethearts. includes name John Bill Grice. The fragment appears in a high school context with casual language and unspecified outcomes.
Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Collins and others visited at the Jack Long home north of Milan. Mrs. Long planned a week with relatives. Miss Phyllis Crowdis and a Kansas City friend wed recently. Mrs. Arthur Reger is improving. Alpha Lovell kept house for Fred Tunnell’s wife at Kirksville wedding. Everett Robinson recovering from stomach ulcer surgery in California. Gene and Roger Rogers with Haddox and kids visited Edd Moffitt family near Sumner. David Tunnell and daughter from Kirksville visited Ad die Dell’s mother.
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