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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1943
Page
8
The Browning School weekly notes praise girls for tournament spirit and community support while urging further backing. New enrollments Joyce and Joan Spencer bring room total to twenty six. Fundraising for War Chest earns thirteen dollars via Victory Rooster numbers.
The room celebrates raising 10.30 for the War Chest Drive and hosting a box supper. It thanks Mrs. Guy Adams Mrs. Edgar Carter and Mrs. Nellie Seaman and invites parents to visit. Perfect attendance honors go to multiple students including Raymond Head Janet Lumsden Herman Jacobs Beverly Ann Brammer Jerald Jacobs Eva Carter John Jacobs Marilyn Jennings Junior Jacobs Cynthia Moore Mary Helen Moore Donald Nevins Shirley Elliott Mary Lee Hollon Gerald Lee Quigley Donald Gene Rinehart Kenneth Arnold Ronald Crookshanks. A new fifth grade pupil is Jackie Parker, bringing class total to eleven. The room hopes both basketball teams win the County tournament.
Halloween is celebrated in many ways including pin fastening on doorbells and car horns, soaping windows, ticktacks on glass, and corn tossing. Some children try beggar's night for treats while vandalism like letting air out of tires may bring jail time. old pranks remain popular and new ones may emerge.
Missouri milk producers will receive 35 cents per hundredweight for whole milk sold October 1 to December 31 1943 under the War Food Administration dairy feed payment program. Butterfat basis pays four cents per pound with no checks under $1. Evidence of sales to County AAA Committee required. payment timing not yet determined.
Porter Cannon a Milan native and 1942 graduate is honored as an American Farmer. The Future Farmers of America group recognizes leaders from each state among 208 292 members with a 28 million dollar active agriculture investment.
Mr and Mrs W B Arnold received a letter from Mrs J R Laut Crossfield Alberta Canada confirming the death of their nephew Wing Commander Albin Laut in a fatal plane crash. The six aboard perished when the aircraft caught fire after takeoff as Laut had just completed a flight observation training assignment.
Crossfield Alberta mourns Wing Commander Albin Laut son of MLA Frank Laut killed in a plane crash October 3 194# in Sydney Nova Scotia. Born in Crossfield he attended Mount Royal College and Saskatchewan University earning a BSc in engineering. He served in the RCAF since 1938 and was noted for astral navigation. Funeral with full air force honors held October 11 in Crossfield United Church with military escort and pallbearers.
Warren notes reveal visitors from New York City and nearby towns. Mr. and Mrs. James Thomson of New York, sisters and relatives are listed among dinners and weekend visits. Robert Fields travels to St Joseph and Kansas City with friends. The General Purpose Club schedules a meeting with Mrs Lyle Wickham.
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