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Browning Leader Record

Location

Browning, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Oct 31, 1940

Page

3

Howard High School the Fayette Origin and Rise

The article traces William T. Lucky's New School founded in Fayette on October 28 1844 later named Howard High School. It grew rapidly, coeducational from early years, with enrollments peaking around 338 and half the town’s population. The school fed Central College and evolved into Howard Female College and eventually Howard Payne College before merging again in Central College.

Howard High School William T. Lucky New School Fayette Missouri St. Louis McKendree College Lebanon Illinois Nathan Scarritt Boon Missouri Annual Conference Methodist Church, South State University At Columbia St. Louis University Missouri High School Glasgow Weekly Times Howard County Athens Fayette Academy Pioneer Academy Howard College State University Lucky Missouri Republican Wyman Hannibal West Ely Ezra S. Ely Methodist Episcopal Church, South William G. Caples Western Central College Howard Female College Howard-Payne College

Reger Community Notes of Visits and Weddings

Mr and Mrs Richard Haddox and Mrs Ada Smith visited Reger and Mrs Smith spent a month with her daughter. The Crowdis and Reger families joined a corn husking near Trenton. A reunion honored a newly married daughter at Bertha Schweppe s Humphreys home. Several locals attended gatherings in Macon Galt and Chicago. Glenn Collins and Billie Jean Franklin wed Saturday night. Community members hosted guests at Dr Tunnell and others and shared multiple visits and meals throughout the area.

Richard Haddox Kansas City Ada Smith Reger C. E. Maggart Sam Artz Stella Hollenback Phyllis Crowdis John Crowdis Charles Ladies Aid Lillie Spencer Arthur Reger Humphreys Galt Lula Henry Chicago Ill Thomas Henry Josie Fields Macon Emmett Spencer Princeton Tunnell J. N. Wickham Merrill Kansas N. K. Wickham Salem Neb Iyle Wickham Edward Wickham Ervin Smith

Purdin Items Briefly Reflect Local Obituaries and Notices

Mr. Uriah Bumgarner died after a lingering illness. Funeral services were held at the home and burial occurred at Grantsville cemetery. Mrs. Bumgarner remains ill. Distants guests included Mitchells of Kansas City Hale and Mesmer of Kansas City Smith of Colorado and Cassity of Trenton. Mrs. Hettie Alexander is seriously ill. Local visits note Earnest Pearson and Merlin Schrock injury incident. Miss Katie Armstrong was taken to Brookfield Hospital and shows improvement.

Purdin Uriah Bumgarner Grantsville Bumgarner Warnie Mitchell Sumner Hale Merle Mesmer Kansas City George Smith Colorado Victor Cassity Trenton Hettie Alexander Alex Woodside Earnest Pearson Charley Pulliam Charles Fred Cassity Merlin Schrock Merlin Pearson Linneus Dixon Edd Pulliam

Willing Workers Club October Meeting At Jenkins

The Willing Workers Club met with Mrs. Dwight Skeen on October 16 for an afternoon meeting with fourteen members six visitors and eight children present. The group talked visited and sang America to close. Emma Haley won the October poetry contest and plans were made for a Halloween party at Lydia and Lena's on October 31.

Willing Workers Club Jenkins Community Dwight Skeen America Emma Lydia Lena Genevieve Prather Emma Haley Laura Lay C. R

Home Workers Club Elects New Officers for Coming Year

The Home Workers Club met with Mrs. Blanche Murrell on Thursday October 24. New officers were chosen, visitors four and two new members joined. Officers include Alma Rinehart as president Virginia Mundell vice president Blanche Murrell secretary treasurer Willard Moore sec treas Sylvia Hollon song leader Ned Mundell parliamentarian Artie Cotter child development Lillian Bennett book reporter Maggie Wy koff garden leader Hazel Johns poultry leader Mary Havens outlook. The next meeting will be with Mrs. Nancy Bennett on November 14.

Home Workers Club Blanche Murrell Cotter Jack Hollon Willard Moore Alma Rinehart Virginia Mundell Sec Treas Sylvia Hollon Ned Mundell Artie Cotter Lillian Bennett Maggie Wykoff Hazel Johns Mary Havens Nancy Bennett

North East Linn Items Fall Greetings

North East Linn items describe a pleasant fall mood with seasonal happenings and community notices. The brief notes highlight local events and greetings as residents enjoy the changing weather.

Honor Roll Lists By Class Ranks At School

Names listed by class rank include Senior Lorene Murrell Lois Maggart Gene Arnold Lorraine Taylor Harley Almond Doris Creason Rosalie Linhart. Junior Richard Askey Phyllis Vincent Billy Joe Crookshanks Rex Bundies. Sophomore Mary Lee Askey Ray Duane Peterson Beva Jean Cox Nellie Powell Mary Sue Bennett Peggy Hope.

Lorene Murrell Lois Maggart Gene Arnold Lorraine Taylor Harley Almond Doris Creason Rosalie Linhart Richard Askey Phyllis Vincent Billy Joe Crookshanks Rex Bundies Sopohmore Mary Lee Askey Ray Duane Peterson Beva Jean Cox Nellie Powell Mary Sue Bennett Peggy Hope

Class Standings Recap From School Meet

Honorable Mention honors go to Loyd Newton and Viola Mitchell in senior division tied at 7. Junior class shows Pearl Jones and DeVane Gray at 7 1-5 with Clarice Bagley 7 1-5. Sophomore marks feature Helen Falcncer 7 4-5, Merilea Kelley 7 3-4, Lawrene Jennings 7 3-5.

Loyd Newton Viola Mitchell Pearl Jones DeVane Gray Clarice Bagley Helen Falcncer Merilea Kelley Lawrene Jennings

Shelby Sacrificed to Wildcats in Record Season Clash

Shelby met the Wildcats in a standout game as Browning teams, aside from one tie with Meadville, have posted a fifty percent win rate this season in conference practice.

Shelby Wildcats Browning Meadville

Navy Show And Teachers Meeting On Calendar

School calendar notes a Navy Show open to the public on November 5. State Teachers Meeting set for November 7 and 8, with County Tournament slated October 30 to November 2. The speech class joins the Missouri High School Debating League and will debate federal power expansion this winter.

Missouri High School Debating League

Wildcats Fall to BHS in Rough Indoor Clash

Green City faced the BHS Wildcats in a hard fought indoor game. The girls lost by 16 points and the boys by 11 after a grueling 32 minute battle with scraped uniforms and tenacious play.

Wildcats Green City BHS Wildcats Green City Battlers

Wildcats Defeat Laredo Teams in Close Doubleheader

Browning High School boys beat Laredo 24 14 as the Wildcats edged the girls 34 33 in a tense second meeting. Laredo struggled to slow Browning’s offense while sharing the ball and maintaining sportsmanship throughout.

Wildcats Laredo BHS Browning

Red pickup spotted near school house keeps turning heads

The article notes a red pickup often seen by the school house and mentions students collecting political puns. Mildred brings up Brookfield in conversations. Nolan Kimbrough holds a special seat in study hall during the third period.

Nolan Kimbrough

Fall visiting and family roundups reported across area

The report lists numerous Sunday visits and weekend travels among area families. Art Milburn and wife visited Mrs. Hague in Winigan. Everett McConnell party with Jim McConnell. Otis McCollum and wife visited Uncle Wilbert Cohoon who remains ill. Perry and wife at Sam Franklin’s. Emerson Cordray family with Ora Cordray at Simpson Cordray’s. Roy Hart family with Ellis Jennings. Chum Shaffer with Clare Tallman. Arthur Watson and wife traveled to Iowa to visit children. Milo Bailey’s family joined them. Mrs. Russell Crist and Mrs. Glen Demery in Brookfield. Maggie Brewer in Winigan. Walter Bunch ill with flu. Otis McCollum and Francis Waddill kept vigil. Okay Millioan’s wife visited ill aunt Mrs. Arthur Brown. Lon Turner and wife with Robert Cattey.

Art Milburn Mrs. Hague Winigan Everett McConnell Jim McConnell Otis McCollum Wilbert Cohoon Perry Christian Sam Frank Lin’s. Emerson Cordray Ora Cordray Simpson Cordray’s Roy Hart Ellis Jennings Chum Shaffer Clare Tallman Arthur Watson Iowa Milo Bailey Russell Crist Glen Demery Brookfield Maggie Brewer Walter Bunch Francis Waddill Okay Millioan Arthur Brown Lon Turner Robert Cattey

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