Browning High School Newsroom Details Classrooms
Browning High School outlines weekly department contributions to the school publicity column edited by B. J. Crookshanks. It lists department heads, class sponsors, enrollment figures, and notes on sports basketball activity with Coach Horn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. J. Crookshanks
Garrison
Miss Hewitt
Coach Horn
Wilkison
Anderson
Kenley
Dell
Mary Ruth Harris
Browning High School
Mary Ruth Fanning
Ada Mae Coram
Martha Ann Cotter
Wilma Gracie Head
Betty Jeanne Woolf
Gwendolyn Kelly
Dorothy Willene Dixon
Marvin Foss Abbott
Bobbie Bennett
Mary Lou DeVore
Bobbie Laverne Dixon
Junior Lawson Fanning
Quentin John Fields
Lehman Ray Fuller
Violet Marie Gillespie
Rosalie Jewell Gooch
John William Grice
Eldon Wesley Head
Calendar Linn County Athletic Association Meeting Brookfield
The Linn County Athletic Association schedules a meeting in Brookfield on Friday September 5. Local officials and league members will discuss upcoming events and scheduling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linn County Athletic —Association
Brookfield
Pleasant Hill Community Notes and Local Updates
Local residents report light showers Tuesday morning and hope for more. Mr. and Mrs. V. C. Mairs, with Ethella Newton, visited Brookfield. she will attend Brookfield School this winter. Roy Ball and Mrs. Minnie Coffman hosted visitors. Coffman and Van Mairs plan a trip to Washington and Oregon to see Alice Ross. Harold Cordray visited Jno. Tucker’s. Evelyn Brantner started a new term at Prairie Mound. Kermit Lambert hauled hogs to St Louis for Lynden Knifong and lambs to Kansas City for him. People attended a North Salem telephone meeting. Ritta Head was elected to run the switchboard. Also, Defense Bonds appeal quotes Bennett Champ Clark urging strong national defense and citizen participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
V. C. Mairs
Brookfield
Ethella Newton
Brookfield School
Roy Ball
Minnie Coffman
Alice Ross
Harold Cordray
Jno. Tucker's
Evelyn Brantner
Prairie Mound
Kermit Lambert
St. Louis
Lynden Knifong
Kansas City
North Salem
Ritta Head
Linn County pond program advances with free pipe offers
County Agent Hall approves most Linn County applications for free pipe for 50 ponds offered by the Missouri Conservation Commission. Once ponds are vegetated around the banks, fish from the same source will be available. The ponds aim to provide water for livestock and wildlife, prevent erosion, and may encourage more regular rainfall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Bureau
Linn County
Missouri Conservation Commission
Rain brings modest relief as county plans food for home defense
A rain event Tuesday started around four a.m. and continued through the day, providing modest moisture for fall pastures though not enough to end long dry wells. Linn County Extension outlines a Food for Home and Defense drive with farm to farm surveys in October, enrollment in November, and targets including a garden, hens, cows, meat, and fruit to boost nutrition and citizenship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
Macon
Linn County
County Extension Committee
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Mary Smith
Betty Brown
Mary Lee Askey
Mary Sue Bennett
Helen Falconer
Jeane Garrett
Dorothy Woodside
Viva Almond
Phyllis Vincent
Waverly Ware
Marjorie Knifong
Laverne Jennings
Peggy Head
Frances Barrie Clarice Bagley
Pearl
Horn
Russell Bartow
Ray Peterson
Monroe Kelly
Bennie Hall
Junior Hollow
Junior Woolf
Leonard Mitchell
Don Kille
John Grice
Billy Sheen
Joel Brookshier
Max Nelson Rinehart
Leon Pennett
Fred Montgomery
Mar
Vin Abbott
Pharis Kelly
Duane Steele
Earth
America
Missouri
Thero
B. J. Coookshanks
Miles Standish
Colonies
Room
Jimmie’s—Nevins
John’s—Jones and Jacobs
Mutch
Pleasant Hill
Dan M. Nee
Defense Savings Staff
Bennett Champ Clark
United States
Norge Gas Ranges
Norge
Zenith Radios
Pert
Weddell
National Oats
Zenith
K. C
BLISS
Meat Department
Kellogg's
Huckster
Browning Farm Club