Wildkittens Open School Notes Calendar Week
School Notes recounts Linneus tournament dates October 22 to 25 and a Wednesday night game by the Wildkittens. It includes quotes from Missouri officials on national defense role of schools, a September superintendents meeting, and the eight defense-focused program points for 1941-42. It also covers social studies unit on basic needs, shorthand and typing class progress, and student scores.
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Missouri
Lloyd W. King
Jefferson City
Wildkittens Hold Linneus to 17 in Hard-Pressed Win
The Wildkittens upset Linneus with a 34 to 17 victory. Wildkittens scorers included Mary Smith Jeanne Woolf Marjorie Knifong Mary Lee Askey Phyllis Vincent Sue Bennett Betty Brown and Helen Falconer. Linneus players Viva Almond Clarice Bayley Dorothy Woodsine Waverly Ware Gwendolyn Kelly Peggy Head limited the score.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wildkittens
Linneus
Lickin
Mary Smith
Jeanne Woolf
Marjorie Knifong
Mary Lee Askey
Phyllis Vincent
Sue Bennett
Betty Brown
Helen Falconer
Wars and Reconstruction in Missouri History Class
The period after the Civil War is examined as reconstruction in Missouri, noting its unique path compared to the South. Lessons compare postwar readjustment, studying the American Revolution and Washington era policies as context for independence and market topics in an American Problems class.
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Washington
Continental Congress
Band Showcases Home Practice With Solo Numbers
The music department reports new marches in rehearsal and notes three solos sent to Linn County Women’s Democratic Club Convention in Purdin. Mary Lee Askey performed two solos Necturno and Tramere. Billy Joe Crookshanks played Lost Cord. Mary Sue Bennett accompanied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkison
Purdin
Linn County Women’s Democratic Club
Mary Lee Askey
Necturno
Tramerer
Tramerer.’ Billy, Joe Crookshanks Played the “Lost Cord”. Mary Sue Bennett
Mary Lee
Mr. Wilkison
Box Supper Aids School Fund and Spirit
The box supper raised funds and social goodwill for the school. Highlights included four numbers by the band led by Dr. I. Q. Supt. Anderson and four colored craps shooters Kelly Crookshanks Woolf and Bartow performing Old Ark’s A Moverin and Steal Away. Fern Carter was auctioneer with Horn as Bingo manager Dutton stand manager and Monroe Kelly fowl caretaker and assistants. Students bought satin basketball uniforms and a Virginia Reel invitation spurred gym class cooperation.
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I. Q
Supt. Anderson
Kelly
Crookshanks
Woolf
Bartow
Fern Carter
Mr. Horn
Mrs. Dutton
Monroe Kelly
First room decorates walls with Halloween themes
During the past week the first room has been busy decorating the walls, door and windows with black cats, witches and orange Jack o lanterns made from construction paper. The third grade has started a writing booklet. Each day a writing lesson is put into the book. In art class they are making a picture or design for the front of the book.
Printing firm seeks new orders with value and service
A local printer touts its best line of commercial printing at reasonable prices and invites customers to place the next order. The message emphasizes earning business and pledges to prove its claims while inviting engagement.
Linn County Farm Tour Highlights Tenants Progress
Linn County observers tour four farms as part of Bankhead Jones tenancy efforts begun in 1938. Visitors view lime use on alfalfa land, terracing and erosion control on hills, pasture systems, and soil improvements plus Jersey herd management. Attendees include local families and county staff.
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Linn County
Congress
Walter McCune
Laclede
McCune
MccGune
Ivan Evans
U. S. Highway 36
Art Johnson
Johnson Lake
Charles Steele
Forker
Steele
Stanley Harvey
Meadville
Harvey
Jersey
Community Notes on Local Visits and Events
Roy Maxwell and family visited Olan Clapp and wife in Shelby on Sunday. Sunday visitors at Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Baskett included Lawrence Thudium and daughter Orville Thudium family Ellwood Thudium and Richard Thudium. Orville Mott and wife of Brookfield visited his parents Jeff and Mrs. Mott. Richard Thudhum hauled cattle to St Joseph for John Burkholder Sunday night. Lawrence Riedl visited John Bauer home. Pie supper at Thudium schoolhouse Friday night drawn several locals. Bennie Burkholder and wife were evening callers. Leland Lambert of Erie Michigan visited aunt and uncle A E Dodge Thursday. Sunshine Workers Club met with Susie Thudium last Thursday. Richard Thudium and Chesley Montgomery delivered two truckloads of stock to St Louis Monday. Chas Thudium attended the American Royal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garner
Roy Maxwell
Olan Clapp
Shelby
Hubert Baskett
Lawrence Thudium
Orville Thudium
Ellwood Thudium
Richard Thudium
Orville Mott
Brookfield
Jeff Mott
Richard Thudhum
St. Joseph
John Burkholder
Lawrence Riedl
John Bauer
Thudium
Mable Gall
Conn Burkholder
Bennie Burkholder
Leland Lambert
Erie
Michigan
A. E. Dodge
Sunshine Workers Club
Susie Thudium
Chesley Montgomery
St. Louis
Chas. Thudium
Church Sunday School Times And Supervisors
At The Churches Church of Christ Sunday School and Communion each Sunday morning at 10 00. Edward F Williams Supt. Everybody is welcome. Baptist Church Sunday School at 10 00 a m each Sunday morning. Herbert C Bailey Supt. Everyone cordially invited to attend.
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Church of Christ
Edward F. Williams
Herbert C. Bailey
Methodist Church Pastor Preaches First and Third Sundays
The Methodist Church announces Rev. H. R. Tate as pastor with Sunday Church School at 10 a.m. H. L. Schrock serves as superintendent. Preaching services are held on the first and third Sundays each month, in the morning and evening.
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the Methodist Church
H. R. Tate
H. L. Schrock
Brookfield social notes reflect weekend visits
Kansas City report mentions Earl Campbell and family shopping in Brookfield Saturday. Also noted are the Dewey Riddle family and Don Moffitt plus Tom Coram and wife in Brookfield Monday. Art Tripp and wife attended the pie supper at the Triudium school house Friday night.
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Kansas City
Earl Campbell
Brookfield
Dewey Riddle
Don Moffitt
Tom Coram
Art Tripp
Triudium School
Johnson District Sale Attendees and Club Officers
Attendees at a Dr. Becker farm sale near Mt. Olive church included Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Morris Glen Douglas and Charlotte Wiley Taylor R L Brown Vincent Glidewell and Earl Shaw. The Happy Workers Club met with Mrs Hazel Harris on Wednesday October 15 electing Mrs Mary Ball president Mrs Hazel Harris vice president Mrs Lenore Knight secretary treasurer Mrs Faye Taylor reporter and Mrs Grace Pipes game leader.
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Dr. Becker
Mt. Olive Church
Hubert Morris
Glen, Douglas and
Charlotte
Wiley Taylor
R. L. Brown
Vincent Glidewell
Earl Shaw
Happy Workers Club
Hazel Harris
Mary Ball
Lenore Knight
Sec.treas
Faye Taylor
Grace Pipes
Local Social Notes Include Visits and Meetings
Wineva Shaw leads a meeting with Mrs. Blanche Morris as parliamentarian and Mrs. Ona Franklin head of child welfare. The group plans to meet Mary Ball on Wednesday in October. Visitors Sunday included Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Bunch and Marjorie at Orlen Harris home.
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Wineva Shaw
Blanche Morris
Ona Franklin
Mary Ball
J. W. Bunch
Marjorie
Orlen Harris Home
Carrie Morris
R. L. Brown
Fred Watson
Roxanna Jones
Milan
James Ball
Harold Taylor
Kansas City
Mr. Dutton
Orden Harris
Blanche Taylor
Green City
Charley M. Morris
Crouse
Scon
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Mary Sue Bennett
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South
Walter Brown
Gerald McGregory
Patsy
Ivan Cokerham
Elton Kelser
Leon
Chula
Morgan Buckman
Bessie Lee Nolin
R. C. Maddox
Edwin H. Lee
Johnson District
Harold
Barbara
8. Thrasher
Roy Ball
J. G. May Drug Company
I. E. Hook
Fexall
Browning, Mo
Farmers Store
Zenith Radios
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