Browning School Notes Highlight New Aeronautics Course
The school reports a new one unit Aeronautics course for juniors and seniors taught by Mr. Wilkison, recently added to Missouri curriculum with text received. Geography for upperclassmen by Mr. Page grants one Social Studies unit, enrollment at thirty, and a globe purchased for new courses. Seniors praise class rings and announcements. girls drop early lead versus Linneus, final score 30 to 33.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkison
Missouri
Page
Linneus
Browning
Bettling Small Wins and School Reports From Linneus Games
Nellie Powell and Bonnie Zoe Lay found money while Rosalie Gillespie and Mary Ruth Fanning lost it. the finders returned the money to the office. Mr Ray Dice spoke on Our Part in the War Effort at Chilli cothe. schools urged to teach aeronautics physics emergency mathematics and First Aid. Browning High School beat Linneus 30 to 10 in the season opener at Linneus. twelve players saw action with Peterson Tate Mitchell Bennett Grice among starters and Dixon Brookshier Gray Sheen Stephenson Motgomery Kelly as subs. The team planned to face Meadville next Friday seeking a strong follow up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BHS
Nellie Powell
Bonnie Zoe Lay
Rosalie Gillespie
Mary Ruth Fanning
Nellie
Bonnie Zoe
Browning High School
Linneus
Linneus Boys
Ray Duane Peterson
Harold Tate
Leonard Mitchell
Leon Bennett
John Grice
B. Dixon
J. Brookshier
D. Gray
B. Sheen
L. Stephenson
Seed Unit Study and Arts Focus in School
Science classes study a Seeds unit and build a seed collection. The poem Roadside Flowers will be memorized this week in Fine Arts and the song Golden September will be learned in music hour. Physical Education emphasizes fair play and group games throughout the year.
Fourth Grade Tops Perfect Scores In Room News
Mrs. Robert Moore visited Room 1 last Thursday. Several students led by Gary Kenley earned perfect spelling scores for the week with fourth grade recording the most. Daily attendance during the first month earned Defense Stamps for those who were present and on time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Moore
Gary Kenley
Helen Atkins
Roxie Foxe
Laverne Ginder
Gerald Quigley
Cynthia Moore
Eva Doris Carter
Joan Carter
J. D. Elliott
Nona Hazel Jones
Bonnie Zoe Lay
Harvey Head
Herman Jacobs
Kenneth Arnold
Janet Lumsden
Lucille Williams
John D. Grice
Donald Nevins
Donald Rinehart
Ronald Crookshanks
Shirley Elliott
Rita Jacobs
Joe
Jimmie Robison
Farm Machinery Rationing Ordered for Wartime Use
The September 17 U S Department of Agriculture order freezes farm machinery in dealers hands to ensure fair distribution and optimal wartime farming. Russell R Crist Linn County USDA War Board chairman calls the measure necessary. Administration is delegated to the Office of Price Administration with county rationing instructed by the Secretary of Agriculture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Russell R. Crist
Linn County
Usda War Board
War Production Board
Office of Price Act
Secretary of Agriculture
County War Board Sets Farm Machinery Ration Rules
A committee of the County AAA Chairman and two farmers, with two alternates, will allocate rationing for Group A scarce farm machinery. Group B requires farmer certification of need. Group C is unrestricted. Rules cover eligibility, appeals, and publication of recipients. Group A sale ends Oct 31 1942.
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County Aaa
County War Board
Usda War Board
Special War Board
Secretary of Agriculture
School and Horse Show Winners Printed in Local Notice
The item lists numerous awards from schools and a horse show including Best Penmanship and Best Safety Poster across multiple schools such as Clem Springs Browning White Oak and Scottsville with winners like Clarice Norvell Janet Lumsden Thelma Lee Gender Valjean Gooch and Bobbie Head. The horse show results cover five gaited divisions with winners Diana Lee Rose Geronimo Glora Montrose and Mariana McDonald among others and note owners and stables from Centerville Oskaloosa Trenton and Marshall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clem Springs School
Jenkins School
Clarice Norvell
Janet Lumsden
Browning Public School
Rayma Lee Barrows
Gooch School
Valjean — Gooch
White Oak School
Bobbie Head
White Oak
Shirley
Vaughn Gooch
Browning School
Nola Jeanne Lay
Mary Louise Armstrong
Browning Public
Clem Springs
Bundridge School
Mundell
Helen Johns
Diana Lee Rose
Lady Ester Stables
Centerville
Iowa
Decoration Queen
Wm. Goins
Oskaloosa
Rex
Russell Hunt
Trenton
Missouri
Glora Mont Rose
D- H- Cowgill & Sons
Milan
Choice Zephyr
Betty Gallup
Tony
Guy Conner Pollock
Cow
Gill & Sons
Star Peavine
Wm. Robison
Mariana McDonald
John R. Lawrence
Marshall, Mo
Cowgill & Son
Earl Gibson
Independence
Rising Tide
Marshall Stables
Roxie Anne
Connor Stables
Pollock
Flower Anna
Mrs. Gibson
Lady Dare
Wayne Wilson
Gene Wilson
Revilee Rita
Edgetown Stables
McDonald Duke
Bles
BoKay
Earl . Gibson
Marshall
Nova Wingate
Herman Woodside
Glora Montrose
Edgetown
Dianna Lee Rose
Lady Ester
Edge
Premiums Awarded at Browning Street Fair
Winners listed for agricultural classes include Geo Prather taking first in Best Single Ear Corn and Best Single Ear White Corn, George Prather top in Best Stalk Corn, Veil Riddle first for Largest Ear, John Gooch first in Best Peck of Oats, Jas Havens first in 6 Plants Soybeans and Best Bundle Lespedera, John Gooch first in Best Bundle Cane, Jas Havens first in Best Peck Irish Potatoes and Mrs Jennie Slater first in Best Peck of Onions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. Prather
J. N. Mundell
George Prather
Edwin Martin
Veil Riddle
John Gooch
Lavaun Gooch
Jas. Havens
W. R. Ware
Gene Arnold
Jennie Slater
J. S. Head
Paul Hoselton
Also Mentioned on This Page
M. F. A. Central Cooperative
Phon
Meadville
Room
Dodson
Harley Almond
Noel Bennett
Austin Watson
Emma Rottmann
F. J. Alspach
Harold Lambert
Raymond Murrell
Nina Fanning
Cordia Swisegood
Geronimo
Rose Mary Lason
Silver
Charles Eddie Wilson
Judy Fancy
Billy and
Bobby Todd
Billy Cannon
Trixie
Marico Lason
McDonald
Lady Ester Sta
John Neely
Shafter
McCormick
John Deere
H. V. Campbell
Jay W. Smith
Dannen’s
Staley’s
Zenith Radios
TERY
Meat Department
van Camp
Manson
Farmers Store
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