New Madrid County Public School Notes
Miles R. Davis reports on state required science emphasis in grades one through eight and how tests and questions are prepared by the State department with Macon Herald distribution. The piece lists opening dates and teachers for several county schools including LaForge Farrenburg LaFort and others with names such as Carl Gunn Ruth Moore Fay Hedgepeth and many more, plus notes on exam timing and the importance of current events in civics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles R. Davis
State Department
Macon Herald
LaForge
Carl J. Gunn
LaFort
Bertin McCrate
Portageville
Bockerton
Whey
Myracle
Nina Belle Mercer
Ruth Tui
Wardell
Helen Long Dale
John LeSievur
Barnes Ridge
Louise Cambron
Marston
Walnut Grove
Pearl Presson
Frankie Bard
Boast Prairie
Higgerson
Bo Horton
New Madrid
Sugar Tree
Nel Prison
East Praine
Wilburn
Burts WV Gunn
Matthews
Hattie T Harns
Houga
Ruby Blyzh Stubblefield
Irene VanBibber
Metta Ray Fiazlitt
Milder
New Hope
Gianii Martin
Parma
Virginer Tonong
Malden
Maple Grove
Langley
Essex
Geneva Hirdsor
Dexter
New Madrid County Man Convicted of Killing
A New Madrid County man was convicted of manslaughter by a Pemiscot County circuit court jury for the June 11 death of Judge John Kochutsky of Cape Girardeau in an automobile crash near Risco. He received a two year sentence in the State Penitentiary from special judge Circuit Judge Taylor Smith after the verdict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Denton Jr
New Madrid County
Pemiscot County
John Kochutsky
Cape Girardeau
Taylor Smith
Farmington
Dents
Risco
Caruthersville
New Railroad Official Visits Sikeston Tuesday
C W Pace named new superintendent for the Missouri and Memphis Divisions of Missouri Pacific Railroad. He visited Sikeston office on initial inspection of his new territory with headquarters at Poplar Bluff. Pace was transferred from another division and succeeds C Ferty in overseeing Sikeston to Wanses City terminals.
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C. W. Pace
Missouri and Memphis
Missouri Pacific Railroad
Sikeston
Company
BR. Robinson
Poplar Bluff
Mr. Pace
T tTerritory
Tersor
Ramses
C.ferty
Wre
Wanses
Air Pace
Musser
Isc
House Passes Civilian Conservation Corps Extension
The House approved a bill extending the Civilian Conservation Corps site to July 2 1948 and sent it to the Senate. Details are unclear due to garbled text but references to dates Morriday Norton and public reaction are noted in The Herald.
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Civilien Conservation Corps
House of Representatives Morriday
Senate
Norton New
Republ
Oran Rural News Highlights Local Visitors and Events
A busy week of visits and travels fills Oran area life. Forrest Cauttrell visited Sikeston. Misses Marie Jansen Correros Viola Daemmeler and Robert Dirnberger were Sikeston visitors. several families travelled to Cape Girardeau and New Hamburg. Nip Nolan, stationed in St Louis, returned to visit his parents. Chaffee water plant received a new softening unit turned on by W. Tanner.
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Joe Speoler
Mus
Bertha
Kelsoore
Wayne Gateley
Detroit
Mich
Marie Jansen
Correros
Viola Daemmmeler
Robert Dirnberger
Sikeston
Robert McEaee
Gerardt Jansen
Bill Ervin
Near Benton
Ben Jansen
Frank Brockmeyer
Cape Girardeau
Alberta Rishman
Henrietta Kleassner
Ville
St. Joe
Tennessee
Charles
Fred
Hunter District
Gus Cauttrel
Janes
Lord McBride
Oran
Robert McBride
Eltthel
Acdell Reiffer
Chaffee
Mroo
Theodore Reiffer
CC. M. Reynolds
Waldo Reynolds
Fornfelt
Nip Nolan
Jefferson Barracks
St. Louis
W_ ff. Nolan
M_ B. Moore
Perry Moore
John B. Moore
Sturdivant
Zeno LeGrand
W. ©. Tanner
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Pleasant Valley Social Notes From Quitman Ark Area
Mrs Orel Duncan and children visit relatives in Quitman Ark El M Blalock left for Washington DC to work in the census department Mr and Mrs Mose Harttee and family of Midl ersville were guests of Mrs O Afternoon Sunday Miss Lilie Allen spends vacation visiting relatives in St Louis and Holland Mo Mrs L E Duke of Lozywood and Mrs Cora Bess of St Louis visited the former's niece Perce G L Bohannon Friday afternoon Mr and Mrs Frank Doiernes family had as Sunday guests their daughter and her husband Mr and Mrs Lawson of St Louis Beatrice Adcock Janor Adcock and Litley and Glenn Forbis here patronage advertisers worthy of
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Ralph
Hal Deane
Lisbourn
Marcelin Rathi
Cape Girardeau
Geo. Ellerbrooks
Lavalle
Eorn Io
Vernon Tully
Sto Tours
J. Ki Hall
Erin McGee
Je Arlene Prit
Chaffee
Kirt Perry
Ida Mae Mainerd
New Mork
Tistow
Doc Mainerd
Clarence Critchlow
Mary Alee
Wofford
Morehouse
Bagwell Dam
Lillie Kaiser
Theola Kellett
Bertrand James
Sikeston
F. D. Morgan
Helen Waters
Row FE
Alsup
Cape Girar- Geau
B. G. Cenra
Waters
State Teachers College
Herbert Daugherty
Occasio
James the Matthews Band
Frank Critchlow
Lavina
Bernard Critchlow
Topeka
Kansas
W. A. Crintchlow
Critchlows
Mose Hartte
Midlersville
O. BO
Lilie Allen
St. Louis
Holland
Missour
L. EL. Duke
Lozywood
Cora Bess
Perce G L. Bohannon
Frank Doiernes
Lawson
Beatrice Adcock
Janor Adcock
Litley
Glenn Forbis
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NEW Railroad
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