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Newspaper

Sikeston Herald

Location

Sikeston, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Aug 05, 1948

Page

7

Drivers Held Responsible for Fatal Accident

A coroner inquest in Cape Girardeau concluded the July 24 crash that killed Phillip Bowman and Miss Elizabeth Burchfield was due to the negligence of both drivers. The inquest heard testimonies from witnesses including Charles Vaughn, Alfred Thomas, and Trooper Little about liquor, speed, and road conditions, with Prosecuting Attorney Buerkle noting possible charges of careless and reckless driving depending on evidence.

Haman Cape Girardeau Phillip Dover Bowman Sikeston Elizabeth Burchfield Matthews Cape Girardeau County Robert H. Buerkle William G. McReynolds Hubert P. Norman Girard, Til David Blanton McReynolds Norman Freeland L. Jackson Finch and Finch Robert A. Dempster Miss Burchfield Dempster Morley S. Swingle Vaughn McReynold Burfordville Thomas Oak Lodge J. F. Sigmund Sigmund Little Gallup Jackson Highway 61 McReynold’s Swingle Cape Girardeau Hospital

Rabbit trapping a profitable Missouri industry

Jefferson City reports the commercial rabbit harvest as a durable Missouri industry. Technicians of the Conservation Commission note the past winter yield nears one million rabbits with about 700 000 to the meat trade and 250 000 sent to other states for restocking. Yearly hunter kills reach nearly two million.

Jefferson City Missouri The Conservation Commission

Tanner News Highlights Local Visits and Incidents

Miss Joyce Long of Dexter visited her sister Mrs Glenn Bond on Saturday. Ernest Jones and wife of Wyatt visited last week in the Herbert Guiling home. A B Cates and Mrs Cates mother vacationed in Hall Tennessee. Larimer Ridge school began August 2 with Miss Mary Ellen Bridges as teacher. Bruce Rushing and wife of McGee visited their daughter Mrs Omer Suitt Sunday morning. Eugene Spears and daughter Love returned from a ten day tour of California and New Mexico. Arnie Utley and Mrs Philip Glueck and Mittie Nickle visited in Sikeston Sunday. They were called to Bloomfield Thursday for Mr Spears mother’s illness. Grady Bailey and Elaine with Bud Woodhouse spent days near Blytheville. Wesley Hodges and sons Lee and Dale visit Archie Goatcher and Gloria in Elsa Texas. Norma and Willard Guiling of Draughon’s in Memphis spent weekend with parents A Guiling. Mrs Albert Norman of Sikeston and Mr and Mrs W E Norman and daughters of Poplar Bluff visited. Mrs Bernard Johnson and infant were brought from Sikeston General Hospital to the Hill home Friday. Sunday guests included Mr and Mrs Hayward Brewer and sons Miner, Miss Dorothy Hill Sikeston, and Mr and Mrs James Hill. B L Bridges store was robbed last week via window break. about 75 dollars cash and some merchandise taken. Sonny Hodges, Willard Guiling, Jack Milford, Glenn Bond and son Larry, Joyce Long Dexter, and Dorothy Hill Sikeston enjoyed a chicken fry on Big Island near Commerce Saturday night. The home of Mr and Mrs Henry Smith was destroyed by fire Sunday at 10:30 am while they were at church. nothing saved. The house belonged to Herbert Guiling.

Joyce Long Dexter Glenn Bond Ernest Jones Wyatt Herbert Guiling A.B. Cates Cates Hall Tenn Larimer Ridge Mary Ellen Bridges Bob Rushing McGee, Mo Omer Suitt Eugene Spears Love California New Mexico Arnie Utley Phillip Glueck Crowder Mittie Nickle Sikeston Bloomfield Spears Grady Bailey Elaine Bud Woodhouse Blytheville Ark Wesley Hodges Lee and Dale Archie Goatcher Gloria Elsa Texas Norma Willard Guiling Draughon’s Business College Memphis A. Guiling Albert Norman W. E. Norman Poplar Bluff B. L. Bridges Bernard Johnson Sikeston General Hospital Bri A. D. Hill Hayward Brewer and Sons Miner Dorothy Hill James Hill Sonny Hodges Jack Milford Larry Big Island Commerce Henry Smith Smiths

Gray Ridge Schools to Open Monday August 9 1948

Gray Ridge public schools will open Monday August 9 with a full faculty including Supt. R. L. Rasche and various teachers in English commerce music and physical education. New courses chemistry art and journalism planned for the high school. Bus routes and cafeteria staffing listed along with summer improvements and a new elementary room. Public invited to visit the school system.

Gray Ridge Public R. L. Rasche Prins B. J. Dowdy Ruth G. Dowdy Helen Bass Ola K. Irby Robert Jones Minnie M. Julian Mary Wilcox Virginia Tharp Margaret “Fekan Pauline Baker Mabel Newby Eunice Lepchenske Ellen Bailiff Myrtle Williams Cape Girardeau

Southeast Missouri towns receive surplus stock aid and updates

MAIN STREET, CAPE GIRARDEAU and IRONTON report airport supplies from Sedalia Army Air Base surplus. POPLAR BLUFF prepares for Southeast Missouri Band Association festival with 11 bands and 300+ members. CARUTHERSVILLE reports infantile paralysis case and patient sent to State Crippled Children’s Home.

Cape Girardeau—T Sedalia Army Air Base Poplar Bluff Southeast Missouri Band Association Caruthersville

Dexter couple marks fiftieth wedding anniversary

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Liles observed their fiftieth wedding anniversary last Sunday with family celebration and well wishes from friends in the Dexter community.

Dexter Charles Liles

Fredericktown youth event at church draws crowd

Over 300 young people from the Church of the community gathered in Fredericktown for a youth program featuring music, talks, and community service projects. Organizers said the turnout surpassed expectations and highlighted engagement among teens and young adults.

Fredericktown The Church of the

Nazarene church Opens District Camp Near City

BUCODA Theodore E. Collins Sr aged 51 was fatally injured last Friday near Cardwell when his car struck a concrete culvert. He is survived by his wife and three children.

Theodore E. Collins Sr Cardwell

Poplar Bluff Man Hospitalized After Arm Amputation

Wade Bradford, 28, a Black man from Hope Arkansas, is in a local hospital with the loss of his left arm after a traffic crash at the junction of Highways 60 and 51 last Saturday.

Poplar Bluff Wade Bradford Hope Ark

T4-year-old retired farmer dies. funeral at Baptist church

William A. Sanders, a 4-year-old retired farmer of Commerce, died Monday. Funeral services were held at the Baptist church yesterday. Burial followed at Oakdale cemetery with Masonic services at the graveside. He is survived by his wife and a step-daughter, Mrs. Gustav Sanders of Commerce.

Commerce Wiliam A A. Sanders Baptist Church Oakdale Gustav Sanders

A. W. Aubuchon Ends 45 Years on Frisco Train

A W Aubuchon completed his final run as locomotive engineer on train No 808 from Memphis Tennessee Saturday marking 45 years of service with the Frisco Railroad He will remain living in the area.

Chaffee A. W. Aubuchon Memphis Tenn Frisco Railroad

Twenty six New Madrid farmers tour cotton processing

A group of twenty six New Madrid county farmers and ginners toured cotton processing from Dyersburg Tennessee to Delta Experiment Station Stoneville Mississippi. The tour explained each step from bale to cloth and showcased machinery at Memphis International Harvester Works including how raw steel becomes a machine part.

New Madrid New Madrid County Dyersburg Tenn Delta Experiment Station Stoneville Miss Dyersburg Cotton Products, Inc Dyersburo Memphis International Harvester Works

Pemiscot County Bridge Work Closes Rt P Section

Rt P remains closed between Route A and Route K due to bridge construction and oiling operations in progress from Hayts north. Motorists should avoid the area if possible and seek alternate routes.

Cape Girardeau County Rt. V -Ciling Dunklin County Rt. FF New Madad Rt. E— Ozing Rt. F LaForge East Pemiscot County Rt. P Hayts

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