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Newspaper
Sikeston Herald
Location
Sikeston, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jan 02, 1958
Page
4
American Economics course outlines for high schools
Dr George S Benson urges youth education through a new Harding College High School Academy outline titled American Economics. The plan expands a series of course outlines teaching American government and world government, aiming to defend capitalism against socialism by explaining four core institutions, free enterprise, production, and wealth creation. It lists goals, skills, and content topics from Why Study Economics to Government in Industry, stressing individual freedom and natural economic laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perry Mason
Harding College High School
Amenesi
America
Amering
Tne Harding Academy
United States
Fred Rogers Fairchild
Thomas J. Shells
D. van Nostrand Company
New Yorks
James H. Dodd
South-Western Publishing Company
Foundation For Economic Education
Irvington-on-Hudson
N. Y
Friedrich Hayek
University of Chicago
A. H. Hobbs
R. O. Hughes
Alien and Bacon
Harding Academy
Searcy
Arkansas
Two youths die in accidental hunting shooting near Miner
Charles Lee Jr 14 and Glen Allen 14 out rabbit hunting were near Blodgett Road three miles north of Miner when a loaded gun discharged. Lee was killed instantly by a duck load as Allen loaded a one barrel shotgun. Clyde Poe Scott County Coroner. no inquest. Funeral at Community Citizen of God Smith Ridge. Burial Garden of Memories. Other items note highway incidents and Christmas Day accidents across Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Lee, Jr
Charles Lee Sr
Sixth Street
Glen Howell Allen
Mrrs
Thelma Allen
Smith Avenue
Blodgett Road
Miner
Lee
Clyde Poe
Scott Coun Corone
Allen
Examina
Poe
Bors
Airport School
Charles Lee
Wanda Alexander
Kansas
C.K. Mo
Shirley
Phyllis
Terry
Linda
Michael
Bonnie Sue
Pamela
Walter
Saneva
Rober Dale
Rosie
Anc
Advarentix
Kewanee Junction
Carter
Osteopathic Hospital
Cave Girardeau
East Prairie
Charities Davis
Navy
Ann Brown
St. Maro’s Hoacevital
Cairo
Associated Press
Missouri 4-Hers Return From Chicago Congress
Missouri 4-H Club members returned from the 36th National 4-H Club Congress in Chicago. Delegates included state winners in home improvement soil and water conservation and girls home economics Yvonne Filiott of Nodaway County Darrell Fortner of Clinton County and Beverly Stenner of Saline County. They received awards with trips funded by Sears Roebuck Foundation Firestone Tire and Rubber Co and Montgomery Ward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Missouri
Yvonne Filiott
Nodawar County
Hormemaker
Sears Roebuck Foundation
Darrell Fortner
Clinton County
Darrell
Firestone Tire & Rubber Co
Beverly Stenner
Saline County
Montgomers Ward
Beverly
National Committee On
Cooperative
Eixtension Service
Beaird Sets 1958 Seed Show Plans in Missouri
Beaird announces 1953 Missouri State Seed Show and Good Seed Short Course to be held Jan 29 at the University of Missouri Collese in Columbia. Southeast Missouri exhibitors won most prizes last year. samples are due by Jan 10 at designated county agents and seed stores. The event includes awards, panels on grain storage and drying, and rules require seeds grown by Missouri farmers in 1957.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James MM. Beaird
Chamber of Commerce
Missouri
Collese of Agriculture
University of Missouri
Columbia
Southeast Missouri
Mr. Beaird
Prower’s
Sikeston
Chamber of Commerce of Sikeston
At & Am
Missouri Seed Improvement Assn
Jerry Baker
Lockwood
Emmet Pinnell
Department of Field Crops
Ror Quinbr
Chillicothe
Texas
J. Ross Fleswood
Alissour
Christmas Baskets Distributed to Needy Families
Mrs Jewel Alien city welfare officer reports 150 Christmas baskets of food were distributed to deserving families this year. This total excludes baskets from other agencies or private individuals. She thanks Sunday School classes churches firms civic groups the fire department and individuals for cooperation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jewel Alien
Allen
Public Opinion Sought On Saturday Postal Deliveries
The article reports a local plea from Malcolm and others asking residents to voice views on eliminating Saturday postal deliveries. Citizens are urged to respond by mail, with opinions potentially influencing a nationwide Post Office decision. Also noted are social visits of Mrs. George Middleton and relatives in New Madrid, Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malcolm Sass
Mateo
George Middleton
Bill Teller
Tucson
Ariz
Anna Meriens
New Madrid
Sister Placide
St. Louis
Middleton
St. Vincent Academy
Cape Girardeau
Mertens
Cullen Invented the Big Super Market
Jim Cullen recounts his father Michael Cullen opening the first self service grocery in 1930 Jamaica NY during the Depression. King Kullen grew to 28 stores, shaping modern supermarkets and self service, while Jim, a musician and family leader, preserves the business and its innovations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Cullen
Jim
Michael Cullen
Jamaica
New York
Long Island
Cullens
King Kullen
Jun
Cullen
Wall Street Journal
America
Ireland
Penalties With Taxes After Tuesday Deadline
Ronald Lee city treasurer and C E Daddy Felker county collector announce taxes due by Tuesday afternoon. Delinquent payers face penalties as city and county taxes become delinquent on New Year’s Day. Auto licenses will be delinquent January 1, with penalties for late payment and potential arrest for driving with old stickers. The City Council may extend the deadline for a few days at its January meeting. Officials warn delaying risks. Tax collections are ahead of last year, and auto license sales remain steady. Both offices close to public at 3 am next Tuesday but will stay open for those already in line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Feoruarr Oc
Teamsters
Congress
Benson
Washington
Washindon
Ronald Lee
C. E
Felker
Air City
Unus
Chas. H. Butler
Mr. Lee
Lee
Mrr
Christmas Guests Fill Homes Across Communities
Local families hosted relatives during Christmas weekend with visits from Kennett, Springheld, Betheden, St. Louis and Charleston. Among those visiting were Mr and Mrs James E Lee, Mr and Mrs Duke Rudd and daughter Kim, and many others from Olivet Nazarene College to Willowsprings and Sikeston. Multiple households welcomed relatives for holiday dinners and overnight stays, with plans to travel back after the holidays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James R. Lee
James E. Lee
Kennett
Duke Rudd
Kim
Springheld
Forest Rudd
Bernard Sever
W S. Webster
Edwin Webster
Mark
Tommy and
Bradley
Bettendort
Claude Rowark
RFD
Alma Slittler
St. Louis
Marvin Ralph
Wale
Henry Hulen
Thomas B. Carroll
Wiliam Street
Imer B. Poage
C. B. Poage
Mam B. Poage
Oma Brewer
Wert Gwaliner
Allan Poage
Charleston
Bill Vinson Eisa
Treasure Island
San Francisco
Calif
Delwood Vinson
Branum
Jim
Denton
Olivet Nazarene College
Kankakee
Daniel
Ed Branum
Gladys
Gene Cline
Gene
Olivet Naza- Tene College
S. Sgzi
Jack Vinson
Salina
Kansas
Delwood Dove
S. R. Vinson
Phil Denman
Brentwood
C. H. Denmen
John Sellards
Bob Wilkinson
Memphis
E. B. Gauldin
Claude Gau'ain
Gwen. Nita
Vicki
Claude Jr
Willowsprings
Robert Gauldin
Dan
Raymond Leibie
Ginner
Dennis Hovis
Calven Head
Fred Leibie
Kelso
Hovis
Leibie
Webbster Clark
Joy
Sunda
Dan Heacox
Patsy and
Dana
Midland
Texas
Ray Baker
Harve Baker
Clark
Richard van Gilder
Oklahoma City
Okla
Geof Porter Tai
December Building Permits Show $30 250 Total for Month
December permits totaled about $30 250 with over 13 000 residences on Allen Bend making up nearly half the value. Entries include Webster Clark Swacker Co Rimes frame residence 6 000 Andy Mabin 209 Alabama St rebuild fire 7 000 and more. Mr and Mrs Wm R Marsh and children visited Ellington relatives Friday to Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alten Bind
Webster Clark
Helen
Casort
Swacker Cons. Co
Rimes S
Gamage
Andy Mabin
Alabama St. Reporld
Cine
Indiana Street
Zeigenhorn
Allen Bird
Ross N. Alsup
Oliver Neves
Grcer
Annual Scott County Livestock Banquet at Rustic Rock Inn
Maurice Stauffer, chairman of the Livestock and Wool Marketing Committee, invites Scott County livestock farmers and merchants to a banquet at the Rustic Rock Inn Sikeston on Monday evening January 6 at 6 30 pm. Speakers include Smoker Woods Missouri Farm Bureau Federation director Tom B Stroup County Agent Jewel Grady Home Agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maurice ©. Stauffer
Scott County
Rustic Rock Inn
Sikeston
E MM
Woods
Missouri Farm Bureau Federation
Tom B. Stroup
Muss Jewel Grady
Scott County Farm Bureau
Farm Bureau
Beniom
For Sale Registered Angus Bulls and Heifers
Angus cattle for sale at Har old Hill Angus Farms Highway 61 nine miles north of Skiesen. Bulls priced at 325000 and heifers available. Phone 2400 W, extension TF.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Hill Angus Farms
Skesien
Also Mentioned on This Page
National Editorial Association
Missouri Press Service, Inc
Columbia, Mo
George S. Benson
National Education Program
Glen Allen
Chio
Tao
Joplin Junior College
Yvonne
Nas
4 Hl Club
Yvorwne Fliott
Derral Fortner
Beverly Stonner
Beaird
Willard J. Saith
Stoux Uty
Iowa
Leon Wood
Florida
Everrome
State Department
Defense
Russia
Khruoshchev
U. S
Poth
Southwest Pacific
Near East
Charles
Cintea Devidson
Malcolm
Alalcolm
Post Office
Br Louis James
Amelia
Jim Beardsley
Lee Beardsley
Bell Civ
Fred Lashmat
Charlie Hartzell
Oz Arc Gas Equipment and Supply Co
R. v Garner
Kingswai
Cape Girrardeau
Myr
DeWint Zarcor
Mike
Tony
Kenneth Krex
South Sunset
Homer Spradling
Gam Joe
Judith Kay
Dava
Vincent Wissman
Joan Fef. Wood Jr
Joan Li
Snreveport
Dubari League
Flint
Wm. R. Marsh
Billy
Pam
W. L. Sanders
Ellington, Mo
Deaker
Affton
P. O
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