Law in Your Life Month Proclaimed by Missouri Gov
Acting Gov Edward V. Long issued a proclamation designating September as Law in Your Life Month to promote citizen awareness of the impact of law in daily life. The Missouri Bar plans a statewide public service pamphlet and local observances with courts, bar associations, and civic groups hosting events and Constitution and Citizenship Day programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messouri Bar Associaton
Edward V. Long
Missouri Bar
Jefferson City
Missouri
Missouri Supreme Court
C. A. Leedy, Jr
Wade F. Baker
Missouri Bar Association
Fecal Bar Associations
Scott County 1957 soybean and corn loan rates announced
Scott County announced 1957 loan rates for soybeans and corn. No 2 yellow or green soybeans with 13.8 to 14 percent moisture will fetch 2.07 dollars per bushel. No 3 corn minimum rate 1.41 dollars per bushel. Weevily corn is ineligible and moisture limits apply. The notes indicate storage and sampling rules and October first applicability.
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Scott County
Southeast Missouri Roundup at Poplar Bluff honors winners
Barbara Jo Scherer won the Share the Fun event and will represent Southeast Missouri at state competition. Harver Bennett won the bars demonstration, also advancing to state. Other ribbon winners include Blitus Nighis, Jorce Moore, Carol Bennet, Elizabeth Maring, Judi Dannenmuecher, Dicky Ar Rosa, Charles Grojean, and James Sandros. Endeavor praised for strong Scott County 4H performance across Achievement Day contests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poplar Bluff
Barbara Jo Scherer
Harver Bennett
Scott County
Hier
Harver
Blius Nighis
Jorce Moore
Carol Bennet
Elizabeth Maring
Commerce Clubs
Judi Dannenmuecher
Dicky Ar- Rosa
Charles Grojean
James Sandros
Old Frobase Theatre Being Torn Down
Work began last week to remove the Frobase Theatre built after purchase by John Dennis and Aubrey Michael from R D Clayton. The Frobase family ran a restaurant at the corner for years. the theatre opened September 23 1944 and closed February 1955.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frovoase
R. D. Clayton
John Dennis
Aubrey Michael
Frobase
ASC Elections Results August 14 in Township Committees
The August 14 ASC elections elected township committees with chairs, vice chairs, and members across Commerce Kelso Monroe Moreland Sylvania Sandywoods Tywappity and other townships. Each chair becomes county conventon delegate to vote August 30, 1957 for the county committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commerce Township
James Johnson
Roy Proctor, Jr
Chas. M. Lough
Wroe Bentfeld
Alfred Vetter
Kelso Township
Frank Lindsey
Leo Gigstter
George Effink
Ed Caul
Monroe Wheeler
Moreland Township
Ralph Scherer
Harold Burger
Cornelius Dimberger
Joan Mayfield
Dewey MrcCallister
Herman Newman
Tommie Marshall
Richard Bird
Dor Baker
James Marshall
Sandywoods
Fred Forbis
Roy Evans
Claude, Deason
Vernon Shelton
Odell Mayfield
Sylvania Township
A. R. Howell
Julian Streeter
Harold Gosche
Joe Scheeter
Ralph Heisserer
Lilbourn Kiwanians Entertain Wives at Sikeston
Lilbourn Kiwanians and their wives enjoyed a supper Thursday at the Charcoal Steak House in Sikeston, then visited the Indian Trading Post. The social gathering included numerous local couples and relatives, with attendees listing Stone Ponder Sheller Fish Simpson Jones Mitchem Dambaca Saltzman and others. The column also notes hospital admissions, visits, and upcoming church and school events in Lilbourn and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lilbourn Kiwamis Club
Charcoal
Sikeston
Lewis Stone
Homer Ponder
Charles Sheller
L D Fish
Arno’d Simpson
Airs Warold Jones
Bul Ice
Bill Mitchem
Jim Dambaca
Fred Saltzman
Speedy Collier
Owen Taul
Albert Hovland
St Ann
Vernie Holland
James Norton
Francis Woods
Harold Iams
Frakie Lee
Alemphis
Bonnie Morrison
Air
Cole Crouthers
Edgar Downing Mx
Jimmy Dale Henry Ana
Glyn Ann
Jimmy Lynn
Davisville
Jimmy Dale
Bob
Jammy Welch
Jimmy
Norfolk
David Stone
St. Louis
Ais
Bill Matchem
Billy
Bobby
Philip
Shelia Cobb
New Madrid
Arnold Simpson
Sharon
Tony
P_B Hawkins
St Francis Hospital
Caveardeau
Raymond Loyd
Erwin
Camden
Tern
Grace Schuenarit
Daugher Morehouse
Rombreil Sweeter
Billr
Neely Evans
Delta Hospital
E. M. Nelson
Gladys Castleberry
Dan McBride
T. J Woods
Hubert Brockwell
McBrid
St. Francis Hospital
Cape Girardeau
Lilie Camp
Eugene Hessling
Hunterville
Ed Hessling
Adolph Hessling
Eda Hessling
Ora Evans
Canaleu
W.L. Giddens
Carol
Jon
Billy Bowman
St. Ann
Ova Bowring
Lindy Mitchem
Barry
Cildren
Toni
Bobby Mitchem
Board of Education
Ray Clinton
Catton
D. P
Arthur Wart
A L Evans
Lilbourn
Elizabeth Welshans
Les
Mary Elizabeth Welshans
Marston
Evergreen Missionary Baptist Church
Lilbourn Methodist Church
Oran
Cape Girardezu
Jim Tope
MYF
Alachrid Country
Scott
E. H. Long
Welton Simpson
Dayzaters
Muss Margsert Ann
Andred Cobo
Sneha
Ronnie
Stella Carter
Farmmlr
Holcomb
Louis Jones
Harry Sall
Davie Simpson
Layne Simpson
John D. Henry
Jack Jost
Maplewood
Lenora Jo
Ella
Lenoro
Jack
Nancy Foster
Bul March
Portageville
Lenora Jo Stone
Donna
Sue Simpson
Barbara Ashley
Neal Ross
Rex Miller
Wapappelo
William Greene
Deerng
Glynn Greene
Glyn Edward Dub Lowery
Fort Leonard Wood
Buford Lowery
Marvin Cole
Eva Henry
Sam Coffer
Cecil Newton
Myrtle Simpson
Leonard Barnes
East Prairie
L. V. Stevens
Elve Jace
James Hauser
Ernest Hauser
Srheston
L. W. Aberna
Harry Tope
Mary Diane
Laura
W. C. Tope
Gene Abernathy
Ed Flowers
Buddy Ansel
New Madrd
Afarion
Edan
Buddy
Muss
Doris Henry
Lilebourn
Sam Dilard
Indianapolis
Ind
Sam
Ror Carroll
Royce Jaen
Kansas
Oklahoma
New Merxico
Colorado
Curt Sanders
Naxler
Bob Riggs
Arnold Smpson
Linde Them
Louis Davis
Funt
LE. Byers
Memphis
Dick Strickers
Davis
Flint
Bob Harryaison
Texas
C R Smith Shaped America's Largest Airline
Cyrus K. Smith, known as Mr American Airlines, built a world leading carrier from a two-battered-crate start. A Texan accountant turned executive, he led passenger-service growth, headed the Air Transport Command in WWII, and now guides American Airlines from New York and Dallas offices with a frontier flair. He predicts jets and props will halve long-distance travel times in five years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Airlines
Smith
C.R Smith
Cyrus Kowlertr South
Texao
Hatch
Nurse
Fred
Dallas
Bobcat
American Airways
Mace
Primarly
Dm C. R. Smith
Chirp Of Cricket Is Danger Signal In Homes
In a Home Insect Control Bureau digest for Real-El Co. China regards cricket chirps as omens but Americans see a warning. Crickets infest basements and folds of clothing, feed on fabrics, hide in cracks, and can be controlled with residual insecticides like Dieldrin or Chlordane. Box elder bugs menace homes. they bite and feed on trees and invade from fall to spring. Control tips emphasize spraying cracks, foundations, and windows with residual formulations in spring and summer, and preventive measures with multiple yearly applications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Middle
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Tre
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Willy Roth
Berne
Seitzer
Vic Vetta
Comfort Veer Senrest Veterans Administration Office
USC
49Ers
Frobase Theatre
ASC
Jummer Fingerald
Terry Hawkins
Reekfoot Lake
Dan AfcBride
T. J. Woods
Winslow Ariz
AfcBride
Roy Sherman
Catron
Buddy Shelby
Cape Girardesu
Morley Township
Elvert Evans
Roy Phillips
Joe Engram
Robert Daugherty
S. P. Watkins
Richland Township
Lilbourn News
J. J Wilson
Hayvti
Friends of
Lalheim Methodist Church
Hemmersla
Ruth Hupbard
Jenet Fish
Saihe Ann Ross
Southeast Missouri State College
Cave Girardeau
Howard Crocket Tilman
Robert Cassidy
Howard William Ice
Erwin Liesd
University of Missouri At Columbia
Muss Ruth Anne Timmons
Gradwanl’s
School of Laboratory Technicians
Fred Schuerenberg
State College
Jonesboro
Ark
T. H. Tanner
Chicago
L. E. Byers
T. H
Ed Hesshing
Delta Community Hospital
Heshing
Tom Maschmeyer
Paul Moore
Sam Purset
T. L Harris
Lolis James
New York
Wall Street Journal
Amerika
West
Southwest
Sara
CR. Smith
St.John
Europe
Radio Free Europe
Te Council
Freecom
Home Insect Control Bureau
The
Real-El Co
Box Elder