Wallace Steck Michael Win Primary
Wallace and Steck win the Democratic primary in Scots county amid scattered upsets. Absentee ballots may alter several close races including county judge and state representative contests. 515 absentee ballots issued, 403 returned, with results for Urban Renewal and a recreational tax measure defeated.
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Wallace
Steck
Michael
Phil Waldman
J. S. Wallace
Weber Gilmore
Lynn Ingram
R. Q. Black
al Ginstetter
Richland Two
Sunset Battle Ends In Fatal Stabbing Fray
An argument between Estella Hunter and Wesley Surratt escalated to a double stabbing in Sunset Addition on Felker Street near Yarber’s Pool Hall. Hunter died at 4:30 a.m. while Surratt remained in Missouri Delta Community Hospital with multiple injuries and was to be arrested once discharged. Chief Arthur Bruce indicated both residents of 207 Center Street rear had argued through the night.
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Estella Hunter
Sunset Addition
Felker St
Yarber’s
Wesley Surratt
Missouri Delta Community Hospital
Arthur Bruce
Center St
Rear
Smith Funeral Home
Bruce
Surratt
John Denmis
Scott Country
Donald Dewitt Fauller
Airport Addition
Maple Ou Co
Paul Forest
Planters Bank
Miner Feed Mill Named Butler Blue Ribbon Dealer
Butler Manufacturing Company of Kansas City announces Miner Feed Mill as exclusive Butler Blue Ribbon farm equipment dealer for the area. Howard McGill will sell the full line including grain storage and handling gear, stock watering, feeding equipment, and new shelter systems. Demonstrations at Miner Feed Mill showcase Butler grain bins with Force-Air systems for safe early harvest storage of grains.
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Butler Manufacturing Company
Kansas City
Miner Feed Mill
Butler
Howard McGill
Butler Force-Aire
Natural Air Plain
Howard
Rev Marian Hollaway to Lemay Church
Charleston pastor Rev Marian Hollaway will leave Aug 12 for Lemay Missouri to take a new pastorate. Rev Lake of Matthews will succeed him in Charleston. The Hollaway family received a surprise going away dinner and farewell gifts from the congregation and friends.
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Charleston
Marian Hollaway
Church of the Nazarene
Lemay
St. Louis
Lake of
Matthews
Hollaway
Penman Wins Easily In New Madrid Co State Race
In New Madrid County T A Penman won renomination as state representative with 1503 votes. Opponents Charlie Corlies 301 and C L Crider 64. rivals Davis and Femmer withdrew. National results saw Sen Stuart Summington win with 1990 votes, and Paul Jones re defeating Wayne Chailland 2024 to 110. Mrs David Palmer left for Warner Robins Ga to join her husband A1 Palmer stationed there.
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Penman
New Madrid Co
New Madrid
T. A. Penman
New Madrid County
Judge Penman
Charlie MM. Corlies
C. L
Tex’’ Crider
Miles R. Davis
Bert Femmer
Stuart Summington
Lawrence K. Hastings
Lamar W. Dye
Paul C. Jones
Wayne E Chailland
David Palmer
Warner-Robins, Ga
Palmer
Joan Raypurn
Mississippi County judges lose bids for re election Tuesday
In Mississippi County 12 precincts cast 2 120 votes in the Democratic primary and 38 in the Republican. Stuart Symington led with 1 909 to Lamartre 64 and Hastings 147. Paul C Jones beat Wayne Chal land 2 291 to 212. Warren Hearmes ran unopposed for state rep. Peters Simmons defeated Miles Lee for county presiding judge 1 916 to 1 265. Beasley defeated Rolding, Hutcheson led with 685, Russell 613 in the 1st district race. Republican primary had only the Senate contest with Palmer 15, Thomas 10, Cotton 8, Crosby 3.
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Bill Sikes
A. P. Veasman
Hubert Boyer
Democratic Committee
Phil Waldman
Lucy Vaughn Epperson
Sikeston
Aubrey Michael
Bob Capshaw
Dean Wadington
Rusty Cope
Jack Harrison
Harry Tope
J. S. Waillace
Weber Gilmore
Wallace
Les D. Lankford
Elmos Taylor
J. E. Childress
Clifford LaPlant
Charleston
Mississippi County
Stuart Symington
Lamartre
Lawrence Hastings
Paul C. Jones
Kennett
Wayne E. Challand
Jones
Chailland
Warren E. Hearmes
W. J .Pedro’’ Simmons
Miles T. Lee
W. H. Rolding
R. Wyman Beasley
Clifford E Vowells
Clint Hutcheson
Harry B. Russell
U.S
Hazel Palmer
William McKinley Thomas
Homer S. Cotton
Hiram Crosby
Redale
U. S
Stuart Symincton
Lamar W. Dye
Lawrence L. Hastings
State Auditor
Haskell Holman
Rep. Im Congress
Dist
PAUL C_. JONES
Isl
Wayne E. Chailland
Marshall Craig
J. S. Wallace
R. Q. Black
Liz
AL Glastetter
Lynn Ingram
John J. Bollinger
Phil, Waldman, Jr
Monroe Wheeler
Robert H Capshaw
R. H. Cope
Ae É
Dean Wadlington
Henk
Hess Porter
O. L. Spencer
ME. Montgomery
Bill
Motorcyclist killed in Area Traffic Patrol report
State Highway Patrol reports a fatal motorcycle crash near Graniteville on Highway 21. Ancell Ray Young, 42, of Leadwood died after losing control at speed. passenger Harold Eugene Taylor, 27, of Caledonia, injured with a broken collarbone. Patrol logged 15 area accidents. five injuries.
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Onty
State Highway Patrol
Ancell Ray Young
Leadwood
Graniteville
Young
Harold Eugene Taylor
Caledonia
Fnday
New Madrid
Jerry Douglas Galemore
Charleston
Ror Patterson
Anton
Tex
Sikeston
Cecil Jackson
St Louis
Sam Maben
Jackson
Maben
Absentee ballots may swing county judge race in Stoddard
In Stoddard County the county clerk notes 40 Democratic absentee ballots未counted could alter the outcome in the county judge contest where J S Kieffer leads incumbent Claude Fulkerson by 25 votes after a 1470 to 1445 tally from 31 precincts. Other results: Sen Stuart Symington easily wins. Rep Paul C Jones defeats Wayne Charland. Judge Albert Long defeats Glenn Rhodes. Local notes include health-related moves and visits.
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Bloomfield
Claude Fulkerson
J. S. Kieffer
Stuart Symington
Lawrence Hastings
Lamar Dye
Paul C. Jones
Wayne E. Charland
Albert Long
1St District County Court
Glenn W. Rhodes
Scott County Renewal Plan Loses in Sunset and Nearby Precincts
Unofficial returns show Sikeston voters defeated the Urban Renewal proposal by 65 votes and rejected a one mill tax for recreational purposes by a wide margin. Sunset Precinct 2 led the defeat with 331 against to 16 for, and Precinct 2 Ward 1 also voted against by 1387 to 97. Other six precincts favored the renewal by varying margins.
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Bonus Hill
Sikeston
Allother
Freeman Donut Co Fire Destroys Building
The Freeman Donut Company owned by Art Freeman and located at 715 W. North St. was gutted by a fire reported around 3 a.m. by the fire department. Damage was heavy to the interior roof and flooring and to equipment, with widespread smoke and water damage.
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The
Freeman Donut Co
Art Freeman
Arthur Bruce
W. North St
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Lankford, Childress
Black
Scots County
Ser. Symington
Fred Steck
Torney
Dwight Crader
Lioyrd Briggs
Sai
M. E. Montgomery
Enous
Lemay Church
Mississippi
Jean Kien
Jimmy
Stevie
Tina
Maurine
Goldston
N. C
William Mc.Kinley Thomas
Hiram Groshby
Stoddard County
Leonard Colley
Elzie Boardman
Cape Girardeau
Gertrude Colley
Colley
St. Francis Hospital
Bul Huff
Memphis
Frank W. van Horne
Huff
Scott County
Pn Hohe
Freeman
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