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Newspaper

Sikeston Herald

Location

Sikeston, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Aug 03, 1939

Page

7

Sikeston Herald Publisher and address details

The Sikeston Herald outlines publication details with Clint H Deaman as publisher and Ward Denman as assistant. The paper is issued every Thursday from 119 West Vialone Avenue Sikeston Missouri with telephone line. subscription rates are 1.50 in Scott and adjoining counties and 2.00 elsewhere, payable in advance. It notes entry as second class matter March 9 1908 at Sikeston post office under March 5 1879 act.

Sikeston Missouri Congress

Roosevelt Signs Hatch Dempsey Bill in Fight Against Political Use

President Roosevelt signed the Hatch Dempsey bill aimed at banning federal relief offices from political campaigning. The measure, led by Senator Morris Sheppard and Senator Hatch, targets coercion, job promises for votes, and use of relief funds to influence elections. It sets penalties and outlines who may remain active in politics, including top officials and staff, while excluding certain cabinet and policy makers.

Hatch-Dempsey Roosevelt Hatch Senate Works Progress Macket Morris Shepnard Texas Kentucky Tennessee Bil U. S U.S Internal Revenue and Customs

Kind Word column highlights acts of charity in Sikeston

The Herald’s Kind Word recalls several acts of kindness in Sikeston including a sick woman fed, ice provided, and clean sheets and clothing donated by local churchwomen. The piece also notes a proposed safety upgrade at the Frasco railroad tracks and Highway 60 intersection, urging traveler caution despite improvements.

The Herald Sikeston State

Ozarks Lore and Basket Craft in a Missouri Manuscript

James K. Hutsell presents Lucile Morris with a look at Ozark life through her first book Bald Knobbers and a column of Oregon like fragments. The piece blends memoir of basket making along Ozark highways, seasonal moon lore, blackberries, fever fears from tick bites, and fading Civil War recollections from old hill folk.

Lucile Morris Ozarks Missouri Missouri Press Association

Thompson Celebration And Reunion Held July 36

A Thompson family reunion and the 31st wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs Hazzard Thompson were celebrated at the old Uncle Bill Thompson homestead near Charleston. Attendees included numerous Thompson relatives and friends from Sikeston Bertrand Benton Charleston and surrounding areas with out of state guests from Kentucky and Missouri.

Charleston Mo. Aumist Thompson Hazzard Thompson Bill” Thompson Bill Kentucky Pinhook Mississippi County Betty Mason Sassafras Ridge Sam Thompson Ercel Thompson Benton Amanda Gillean Sikeston Roy Starks Florence Thompson Joe Harvey Wilhan H Thompson Suesis Bob Thompson Alde Thompson Folsomdale Odell Adams Willa Lee Paducah, Ky Will Harvey St. Louis E. J. Morehead

Seven new members join Sikeston Lions Club

Seven new members were added to the Sikeston Lions Club at the regular noon luncheon at the North Y Cafe. New members are Charles Dement Alvie Garner Ralph Tucker C E Felker A P Veasman W C Whittle and C B Auten. Twenty members attended as A M Jackson presided. A two team membership drive was planned with the winning side to be treated to a fish fry. Further details to follow.

Sikeston Lions Club North “Y Charles Dement Alvie Garner Ralph Tucker C. E. Felker A. P. Veasman W C Whittle C. BR. Auten A. M. Jackson

Kiwanis Club Set for Meeting at Hotel Marshall

Sikeston Kiwanis Club will hold its regular weekly meeting at Hotel Marshall Friday night. Earl M. Ann will preside with George W Kirk leading the program. Harry Kirk of Sikeston Credit Bureau will explain how the credit bureau operates and how Dun & Bradstreet reports are prepared and used. Leon Lane of Benton, Scott County farm extension agent, was the principal speaker last week, outlining the farm program for the county.

Sikeston Kiwanis Club Hotel Marshall Earl M. Ann George W Kirk Harry Kirk Sikeston Credit Bureau Credit Bureau Dun & Bradstreet Kirk Leon Lane Benton Scott County Lane

Sikeston Woman's Jaycees Meet At Library Auditorium

The Sikeston Woman's Junior Chamber of Commerce held its regular semi monthly meeting Tuesday night at the Sikeston library auditorium. President Miss Helen Virginia Keith presided and Mrs Howard Dunaway led the evening program.

Sikeston Woman's Junior Chamber of Commerce Sikeston Library Helen Virginia Keith Howard Dunaway

Nerrald Editor Guest Speaker for Puxico Club

C H Denman editor of The Herald spoke at Puxico Booster Club Tuesday night on Contrast in Governments. He was accompanied by Earl Alen. The remarks focused on government differences and civic issues.

C. H. Denman The Herald Puxico Earl Alen

Last Rites Held for Mother of Wes Vaughn

Funeral services were conducted in Paris Missouri on Monday afternoon for Mrs Utterback mother of Mrs Alva Vaughn of Sikeston who died Sunday at Mexico. Mrs Vaughn had been with her mother for two weeks Mr Vaughn and daughter Nina Ruth who went to Monica Saturday might will accompany Mrs Vaughn home today.

Sikeston 140Th Infantry Missouri National Guard Camp Clark Nevada Stoddard County Walter Reed Dexter Sadies Crites Parma Thomas J. Pendergast Kansas City Missouri Supreme Court James W Bulings Kennett Paris Utterback Alva Vaughn Mexico Mr. Vaughn Nina Ruth Monica Mrs. Vaughn

Likestonians Return From Western Tour

Mrs. Lee McDougal returns home from Rochester Minnesota where she underwent a major operation and is recovering well accompanied by her husband and nurse Ethel MacGregor Mrs Nathan Yoffie and Mr Abe Shainberg also return from a three weeks tour of the West visiting the Golden Gate Exposition in San Francisco Los Angeles and Mexico with Mr Bennie Morrison joining them from Lepanto Arkansas Herald advertisers noted for readers.

Lee McDougal Rochester Mann Mr McDougal Ethel MacGregor Mrs. McDougal Nathan Yoffie Abe Shainberg West San Francisco Golden Gate Exposition Los Angeles Mexico Bennie Morrison Lepanto, Ark

County Wide Forestry Meeting In New Madrid

New Madrid August 3 county-wide forestry meeting set for August 8 at 1 30 p m in the circuit court room with County Extension Agent Broom directing. The gathering aims to discuss wind breaks fence posts shade trees and grazing as timber depletion and Extension Service forestry help prompt farmer interest. L E McCormick will attend to discuss tree planting and may show film strip images and answer farming forestry questions.

New Madrid Broom L. E. McCormick

1940 Wheat Quotas Set For Counties

Missouri farmers under the 1940 federal farm program can raise wheat on about 1,965,713 acres, up from 1,705,277 in 1939, with county averages increasing from 14.88 to 17.22 acres. Southeast counties listed include Scott, New Madrid, Mississippi, Butler, Wayne, Bollinger, Perry, and Cape Girardeau with changed allotments.

Columbia C. W. Sheppard State Agricultural Conservation Committee Missouri Scott Mississippi Butler Wayne Bollinger Perry Cape Girardeau

Birth Announcements From Sikeston Area Families

A series of birth notices from area families lists a son born August 1 to Mr and Mrs Fred C Heffington near Sikeston. daughter Patricia Darleen to Mr and Mrs Hubert Sitzes on July 31. daughter Dar lene to Mr and Mrs R C Reedes of Charter Oak on August 1. Other births include Donald Eugene to Mr and Mrs Aaron Ward near Matthews on July 31. William Lee to Mr and Mrs Walter Lee Bolin on August 1. Judy Faye to Mr and Mrs Ray Burns on August 2. James E Moore 3d to Mr and Mrs J E Moore Jr of Sikeston on July 31. and a daughter born August 2 to Mr and Mrs Carl Setz of Clayton formerly Miss Elizabeth Stallcup of Sikeston. Mrs L M Stallcup returned home with her granddaughter Sue Setz for a visit lasting several weeks.

Fred C Heffington Sikeston Patricia Darleen Hubert Sitzes Sitzes Ruth Street Darlene R C Reedes Charter Oak Aaron Ward Matthews Donald Eugene William Lee Walter Lee Bolin William Street Judy Faye Ray Burns Willam Street James E. Moore 3d J .E. Moore Jr

Special Meeting Called by Sikeston Woman's Civic Club

The Sikeston Woman's Civic Club will hold a special meeting at 2 30 PM Tuesday August 8 in the Sikeston library auditorium. President Mrs Val Sharp announces the gathering and urges all members to attend.

Sikeston Woman's Civic Club Val Sharp Sikeston Library

Legion Auxiliary To Elect Officers At August Meeting

The American Legion Auxiliary met Tuesday night August 1 with president Mrs W A Smith presiding A nominating committee was appointed to report at the next meeting Tuesday August 15 Members are Mrs Loomis Mayfield Mrs W L Haters and Mrs C J Stevens Also Mrs Lee Bowman and Mrs Miles Limbaugh who visited Los Angeles and San Francisco report enjoying the sights and Golden Gate Exposition during a month long trip.

Amencan Legion Auxiliary Amencan Legion W. A Smith Loomis Mayfield W. L. Haters C. J. Stevens Lee Bowman Miles Limbaugh Los Angeles Calif C. E. Pancoast Golden Gate Exposition San Francisco

Also Mentioned on This Page

Sikeston Herald Clint H. Deaman Ward Denman Vialone Avenue Sikeston, Missouri Scoit Adjorming Nana Sirestons Pune Elliott Roosevelt C. L WB. Mason Curtis Curtis Company C L Malore Montgomery Montgomery Yesterduy Massour, Utilities Morehouse Gray Ridge Chaos Francis Norman Davis New Madd Street H S Harper Wilbur Ensor Sam Bowman Walter Lankford Paul Malone John Denman Paul Jones Billy Malone Danny Malone Jasper Wilson Z. W. Kidgore David Keasler Harry Young A. EB. Moll Gordon Blanton Joan McMulhin Marshall Wilson Marcellus Struwe Kommitzeesi James K. Hutsell Ozarkers Hough Dade County Sikeston Lions Kiwanis Club Jaycees Nerrald Puxico Club Wes Vaughn Likestonians Mitchell-Sharp Chevrolet CO Chevrolet Center Street Woman's Civic Club Legion Auxiliary Bailey & Bailey Attorneys-at-Law Room McCoy-Tanner Bldg Sireston, MO George W. Hirk Applegate Bldg Robert A. Dempster McCoy-Tanner Building Stereston J. H. Chunn Stallcup Bldg Sikeston, MO E. J. Menstedt Front Street Merlin G. Anderson Derris-Malcolm H. B. Throgmorton Keith Howard A. Dunaway W. A. Anthony Scott County Milling Co Sireston DR. Handy Smith Applegate Tom L. Chidester Peoples Bank B. L. McMullin Star STRES Jeup Optometry DR. W. M. Sidwell Optometrist Telephone H. J. Welsh H. S. Johnson Sikeston. MO
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