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Newspaper

Sikeston Herald

Location

Sikeston, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Aug 29, 1940

Page

6

Canalou Schools Open With Sixth-Year Leader

Canalou schools began August 13 under head Neil C. Aslin in his sixth year. Enrollment totals 404 in elementary and high schools. A month-long cotton vacation is planned for late September. Summer renovations include a one-room addition to the central building and journalism added to the curriculum. Judge K Caverno heads the board of education. Faculty includes Aslin Amel D Taul Ben Caldwell Lenore McCollum W L Giddens Frances Conrad Rosalie Shober Helen Duckett Taul Mar Generite Wells Agatha Weaks Parks Ellis V Reid.

Neil C. Aslin Canalou Judge K. Caverno Canalea Board of Education Mr. Aslin Amel D. Taul Ben Caldwell Lenore McCollum W.L. Giddens Frances Conrad Rosalie Shober Helen Duckett Taul Margenerite Wells Agatha Weaks Parks Ellis V. Reid

Jackson High School enters 85th year with new vocational agriculture course

On September 2 the Jackson high school will enter its 85th year as a first class high school. Since its founding more than 1100 pupils have graduated and enrollment has grown from 16 to 400. This year a new course in vocational agriculture will be offered covering livestock crop rotation plant diseases farm management and marketing problems.

Jackson Jackson High School

Farm News From The Herald

The Herald reports on farm news with updates likely covering planting, weather, market prices, and local farm activities. Details focus on crops, livestock, and seasonal agricultural steps affecting area farmers.

Sikeston native Maehew heads Kewanee schools career

Former Sikeston man Wm E Peg Mahew becomes superintendent of schools at Kewanee after ten years in Sikeston. He was nine years high school principal and coach here and last year coordinator. Active in civic life, he now leads Missouri State Junior Chamber of Commerce.

Sikeston Wm. E Peg”) Mahew Kewanee Mahew Missouri State Junior Chamber of Commerce

Third Year For Head Of New Madrid Schools

Sept R A Edmundson begins his third year as head of the New Madrid public schools with the fall session starting Monday Sept 2. Enrollment is forecast at about 180 in the high school and 325 in the grade school, following a summer clean up. Faculty includes C B Huber high school principal Albert Best Carson Green Evelyn Poe Josephine Bunch Grace Dalton John M Hobbs grade school principal Mrs Helen Jones Mrs Walter Weekley Virginia Volkerding Mabel Mecklem Mildred Grant. T B Howard leads the Negro schools with an expected enrollment near 300 and the Negro system employs seven teachers.

C. B. Huber Albert Best Carson Green Evelyn Poe Josephine Bunch Grace Dalton John M. Hobbs Helen Jones Walter Weekley Virginia Volkerding Mabel Mecklem Mildred Grant T. B. Howard New Madrid New Madrid County

Dexter district cattle meeting slated for August thirty first

Dexter A district beef cattle meeting will be held at Dexter on Saturday August 31 according to RB W Harrison county agent W W Fuqua president of the Producers Livestock Marketing Association will discuss marketing problems.

Dexter RB. W. Harrison W. W. Fuqua Producers Livestock Marketing Association

Kewanee Public Schools Open Under New Leader

Sept introduces William E. Mahen as the new head of Kewanee public schools, starting August 12 with a fall opening. Enrollment reaches 303 with 189 in the colored school. Summer repairs included graveling the road and two new buses. Faculty lists Mahen, Weiss, Crabtree, Rice, Harmon, Dutton, Bohle, Keller, Boyd, and Jones. High school class officers and sponsors are named for seniors, juniors, sophomores, and freshmen.

Kewanee Mahen A. A. Weiss Bill Crabtree Geriie Rice Christine Harmon Margaret Dutton Pauline Bohle Alma Keller Mary Boyd Mary Margaret Jones Kewanee High School Carl Jones Paul Lewis Earl Dooley Dixie Schuerenberg Arnold Weiss Girnie Rice Garner Cates Gertrude Brotherton Weba Ross Paul Halford Hal Thompson Beatrice Brotherton Wm. E. Mahen Marginette McGuire Dewey Thompson Nora Rodgers Thompson Mary Jones

Large Delegation to State Legion Meeting

Local American Legion post and Auxiliary will send their biggest group to the State convention in Sedalia Saturday through Tuesday night. Representatives include Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Malone, Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Langley, Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Rabb, Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Cummins, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Wagner, Mrs. Kathryn Johnson, Mrs. Sid Schillig, Tom Lett, Loomis Mayfield, Harry Kirk, and Dr. W. Limbaugh.

American Legion Sedalia C. L. Malone L. J. Langley A. T. Rabb C. C. Cummins Roy Wagner Kathryn Johnson Sid Schillig Tom Lett Loomis Mayfield Harry Kirk Co. W. Limbaugh

Buffalo Herds Halt Trains For Hours on Plains

In early days buffalo herds blocked railway lines across the plains, delaying trains by as much as three hours at a stretch. The long travel era saw freight and passengers stalled while wildlife movements dominated the routes.

Lynn W Twitty Named Superintendent at Lilbourn

Lynn W Twitty appointed new superintendent of schools at Lilbourn Missouri praised as a popular Southeast Missouri sports official prior to his Lilbourn post he spent five years as superintendent at Kewanee.

Lynn W. Twitty Lilbourn Missouri Mr. Twitty Kewanee

Chaffee Votes Bonds for School Buildings

Chaffee voters approved a 15000 bond issue for a new manual arts building at Chaffee High School by a 247 to 53 margin. The project, part of a WPA effort, will begin soon with a brick two story facility costing about 35000. Ground floor includes heating fuel quarters finishing and music. main floor houses commercial and home economics departments.

Chaffee Chaffee High School Fred Lewallen Chaffee Schools

Anniston Schools Opened Monday Morning

Anniston public schools opened on Monday August 26 for the fall term. Three new teachers join the faculty Miss Dorothy Hodges Vearl Harris and Marshall Jackson. Superintendent E Koerber Margerie Ballinger Catherine Goodin Margaret Hahn Martha Jackson Norman Faucett Veda Kinder and C B Lane remain on staff. Improvements to the school plant include painted interiors and exteriors a new electric water pump and tank and new typewriters in the commercial department.

Anniston Public Dorothy Hodges Vearl Harris Marshall Jackson Supt. E. Koerber Margerie Ballinger Catherine Goodin Margaret Hahn Martha Jackson Norman Faucett Veda Kinder C. B. Lane

Gideon Leva Billington Dies After Auto Crash Injuries

Gideon Leva Billington, 13, daughter of M. V. Billington of Gideon, died in a Poplar Bluff hospital Sunday two hours after injuries from a motor vehicle collision near Malden.

Gideon Leva Billington M. V. Billington Poplar Bluff Malden

Chaffee Schools to Open Tuesday After Labor Day

Chaffee schools will open Tuesday September 3 the day after Labor Day Fred Lewallen serves as principal with a staff including Albert Thompson Wayne Savins James Smith Vernon LaVal Arthur Clark Willard Bagwell William Loy Mabel Sharp Mary Frances King Mayme Odom Eileen Smith Thomas St Clair Marie Davis Opal Allen Tom Witt and Virginia Finney Extensive summer repairs have refreshed the grade and high school buildings both in excellent condition for the new term Plans call for a home economics and manual training cottage to be used by high school students this year

Chaffee Fred Lewallen Albert Thompson Wayne Savins James Smith Vernon LaVal Arthur Clark Wilard Bagwell William Loy Mabel Sharp Mary Frances King Mayme Odom Eileen Smith Thomas St. Clair Marie Davis Opal Allen Tom Witt Virginia Finney

Record Enrollment at Lilbourn Public School Opens

The Lilbourn Consolidated School opened Monday morning August 26 with a record registration of 275. New courses include practical mathematics and journalism. The faculty honors go to Supt. Lynn Twitty and a large list of teachers. Class officers for eighth through senior levels were named with multiple sponsors and student leaders.

Lilbourn Lynn M Twitty Supt Lynn Twitty Owen Taul Linde Bagley Gladys Hart Floyd Liley Freda Sickery Geneva Croell Enoch Tolleson Harriett Riley Ira Rubottom Roberta Pollock Bessie Lloyd Ethel Bagley Ruth Stearns Appalone Taul Stella Lewis Mary Emma LeSieur Rosalie Tinsley Miss Sickery Katherine Davis John Hardy la Violeth Manse Mrs. Croell Sue Shelby Bill Crosno Elizabeth Littleton Doris McBride Mekenia Baker Mr. Bagley Eugene Spates James Porterfield Maxine Taylor Mr. Liley Reedie Hillis Almeda Wilson Peggy Dalton Nadine Adams Monroe LeSieur Mrs. Hart Marjorie Houser Hugh Smith Betty Greene Allan Pollock Marianne Stiles Joe Hill Miss Miller Christine Spain Charles Carroll Harry B. Allstin Dana Lewis

Navy Band to Perform in Kennett Three-Concert Series

Final arrangements wrap in Kennett for the United States Navy Band three concerts under Lions Club and Junior Chamber of Commerce sponsorship. The closing show starts at 2 30 PM on Tuesday October 15 and will be attended by Southeast Missouri and Northeast Arkansas schoolchildren, with at least a quarter of Dunklin county’s 26 500 pupils expected.

Kennett United States Navy Band Lions Club Junior Chamber of Commerce Missouri Arkansas Dunklin County

New Superintendent for Matthews Schools Named

Dee Norman Powell appointed new superintendent of Matthews schools in Missouri. Powell holds a master's from the University of Missouri and a science degree from State College, Cape Girardeau, and previously led Thayer schools for five years. He and his wife and two daughters relocated to Matthews just before the current term.

Southeast Missouri Dee Norman Powell Matthews Powell University of Missouri State College Cape Girardeau Thayer

New Head for Matthews Schools

Dee Norman Powell, graduate of State College Cape Girardeau and the University of Missouri, began work as superintendent as fall term opened. New faculty include Joe Spradling and Elbert Felton. Bus routes remain mostly unchanged while plans for possible improvements are reviewed.

Dee Norman Powell State College Cape Girardeau University of Missouri Matthews Joe Spradling Murray Teachers College Elbert Felton Cape Girardeau College Matthews School Board of Education B. B. Conrad Joseph Henry Clifford Proffer Elizabeth Shanks Lester King Morell Ezell Lillie Zimmer Selma Gruen Frankie Deane Glenda Conrad Helen Deane Thelma Conrad Willa Alsup Donald Story Joe Spalding

District Farm Bureau plans membership campaign meeting

Farm Bureau officers committee members and solicitors will plan an extensive membership drive in Scott New Madrid Pemiscot and Dunklin counties at Sikeston Library Auditorium. R W Brown president Missouri Farm Bureau Federation will direct the meeting on Monday Sept 2 in Sikeston.

Farm Bureau Scott New Madrid Mississippi Stoddard Pemiscot Dunklin Sikeston Library R. W. Brown Missouri Farm Bureau Federation

Also Mentioned on This Page

Walton & Willams Walton & Williams Motor Co W. Malone Avenue Sikeston Ford Dealers Sikeston Man Kewanee School WM. BE. Mahew R. A. Edmundson Peg” Mahew Kewanee Schools Wm. E. Mahew Kewanee Public Schools St. Francis Xavier Sister Mary Peter R. S. M Lynn M. Twitty Anniston Chaffee Grade School Lilbourn Public Blytheville James B. Clark Matthews Schools Deb Norman Powell Scott County Abstract Company Benton, Mo Harris D. Rogers District Farm Bureau Roy E. Alsup Alsup Garage Highway 61 New Air College Alsup Ford
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