Sikeston Herald publication and pricing note
Sikeston Herald credits Denman as contributing editor and editor Clint H Denman. It lists publication weekly every Thursday from 119 West Malone Sikeston Missouri and gives subscription rates: Scott and adjoining counties 2 dollars others 2.50 with advance payment terms. It notes second class matter March 9 1608 at Sikeston post office under March 3 1879 act.
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Malone Avenue
Sikeston, Missouri
Scott
Sikeston
Missouri
Congress
Under Postery's Eye Inspires Duty to History
A Winston Churchill exhortation urges all present to remember they stand on history’s stage. He calls for rising to duty and opportunity, acknowledging descendants will judge conduct and thanking God for spiritual rewards granted for valiant and faithful service.
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Winston Churchill
George Washington Carver Day Proclaimed by Missouri Governor
Governor Forrest Smith designated January 5 and every January thereafter as George Washington Carver Day to honor the former slave born in slavery whose work with the peanut elevated a crop and showcased determination and national unity. The proclamation praises Carver as a leading scientist whose rise from humble beginnings inspired citizens.
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Forrest Smith
George Washington Carver
Missouri
Smith
Carver
Kentucky Girl Bride of Audria Byron Smith
Barbara Nell Smith and Audra Byron Smith wed in a candlelight ceremony on December 24 at Fourth Presbyterian Church Louisville. The couple, with attendees from Sikeston and surrounding towns, held a reception at Louisville Country Club followed by honeymoon travels to St. Louis and Louisville. Barbara Nell, a University of Louisville graduate and surgical nurse, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Robert Smith. Audra Byron Smith, son of Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Smith, grew up in Sikeston, a WWII veteran, and is a University of Missouri and University of Louisville student. They will reside at 403 McCready Louisville.
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W. A. Smith
Moore Avenue
Audra Byron Smith
Smith
Ray King
Herrin
Ruth Baker Trotter
Sikeston
Dexter
Charleston
Cape Girardeau
Caruthersville
New Madrid
St. Louis
Louisville
Barbara Nell Smith
Earl Robert Smith
Fourth Presbyterian Church
C. Ranson Comfort
Theola Ann Franzman
Miss Smith
John Edward Ryan
Louisville Country Club
University of Louisville
University of Missouri
Medical Department
Phi Beta Phi
McCready
Town without a church ends in failure warning
Ozark Missouri reader Wendell Vaughan argues a town banned religious purpose loses appeal as parents avoid it and women resist living there. He cites a tale of a model town with a charter forbidding church use. He urges churchgoing as a safeguard for community values. Also notes dinner guests and a January sale at Lair's with bargains on electrical appliances.
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Wendell J. Vaughan
Ozark
Know Your City Ordinance Review on City Livestock and Sewage
City Attorney George W. Kirk outlines key ordinances on keeping livestock within the city limits, rabies vaccination rules, and penalties. He notes enforcement gaps, notes on nuisance provisions, and urges residents to upgrade outdoor privies to flush toilets where sewer access exists while complying with Missouri State Board of Health rules.
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Missouri State Board of Health
Demand for Wider Route 60 Between Sikeston and Miner Grows
Residents along the four mile stretch of Route 60 toward Sikeston and Miner urge the state highway commission to widen the roadway. A formal appeal to secure the needed improvement is anticipated soon, with emphasis on aiding those most in need of the enhanced highway.
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Sikeston
Miner
State Highway Commission
Christmas Greeting From a Dead Friend
A Christmas card reaches The Herald from G F Richards a Toledo Ohio resident and longtime St. Louis printing supplies rep resentative who died December 14 at age over 90 The card includes a note from Richards daughter Mrs John Jameson explaining the delay in forwarding the messages and noting his Christmas greetings were sent two days before his death.
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Herald
G F Richards
St. Lows
Ealing
Lissoum
Illinois
Toledo
Ohio
Mrr. Rochards
Mr. Rathards
John Jameson
Charleston Girl Bride of Bob Foley
Miss Rebecca Jane Brown, daughter of Mrs. Edward Riley Brown, married Robert Joseph Foley, University of Missouri student, in Charleston First Methodist church before about 500 guests. The ceremony featured a double ring service, palms and ferns, nuptial music, and a reception in the church dining room. The bride wore a nylon tulle gown with rhinestone bodice and lace trim, carrying white gardenias and roses, with six attendants. The groom is son of Mrs. J W Foley of Sikeston. both pursue college degrees and belong to Greek organizations.
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Charleston
Rebecca Jane Brown
Edward Riley Brown
Mr. Brown
Robert Joseph Foley
University of Missouri
First Methodist Church
Foley
J. W. Foley
Mr. Foley
Sikeston
Alfred Smith
Thomas Moffat Latimer
Louis Jackson Burke
Frank French
Alan Crites
E. Riley Brown Jr
Robert Hardwick
Alan Brock
McBain
Dot Matthews
Peggy Lair
Martha Jo Boyd
Betty Jo Beasley
Wm. Foley
Washington, D. C
Charles Lee
Doniphan
Bill Greer
David Rowe
Bill Woehlecke
Charles French
Sikeston Girl Marries Army Man Last Friday
Ruth Ann Middleton wed Corporal William Tetley in a December 30 parlor ceremony at St Francis Xavier rectory Sikeston attended by immediate family. The couple planned a short Kentucky honeymoon before Tetley returns to Scott Field Illinois and then Merced California with Ruth Ann remaining in Sikeston through January.
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George T. Middleton
Ruth Ann
William Tetley
Joe Tetley
Farmington
Mary Tetley
Sikeston
St. Francis Xavier Rectory
J. J. O’neill
Edgar Culbertson
Middleton
Nick Baumgartner
Bonnie Tetley
Robert Tetley
Margaret Tetley
John A. Middleton
St. Louis
Dellye Middleton
Robert Nolan
Dexter
Kentucky
Corporal Tetley
Scott Field
Miss Gardner Marries Lynn Ingram in January Wedding
Miss Alberta Gardner daughter of Mrs Jennie Gardner married Lynn Ingram son of Mr and Mrs Prather Ingram at First Baptist church in a 2 pm Sunday ceremony officiated by Rev E D Owen. The bride wore a white wool suit with navy accessories and carried white roses. maid of honor Miss Jane Gardner and best man Leonard Spurlock. Usheres Cleatus Tanner and Joe Gardner. Reception followed at the couple's Route Two home.
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Alberta Gardner
Jennie Gardner
Lynn Ingram
Prather Ingram
Route Two
E. D. Owen
First Baptist Church
Tom Gardner
Jane Garder
Leonard Spurlock
Cleatus Tanner
Joe Gardner
Miss Gardner
Carr
Interesting Books At Your Public Library
Louise Mainar reviews current library offerings including Ride With Me by Thomas B. Costain Talking Through My Hats by Lilly Cache and Gray Canaan by David Garth. The piece highlights historical fiction set in England and the Peninsular War, a memoir style tale of hat designer Lilly Cache, and a Civil War era spy chase with vivid period detail.
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Thomas B. Costain
With
Sir Robert Wilson
Bobby
Sir Robert
England
Moscow
Paris
Gabrielle de Salle
Lilly Cache
New York
Macy’s
Jean Despres
Madame Despres
Gray Canaan
David Garth
Canaan
Racewell Emery
Holly Charles
Race
Richmond
Potomac
Jackson
Stuart
Manassas
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Clint H. Denman
Posterity
Bride OF Audria
Byron Smith
Maat Cond
Ernest Wilson
Joe Laux
Oran
Reuben West
Beron
George W. Kirk
Pepe Crete
Bride OF Bob Foley
Bride of
Louise Mainar
Clare Barnes Jr
Man Forman
Phi Delta Theta
Columbia
Wilson Avenue
Mr. Costain
Bonaparte
Westbrook Pegler
FORD
Ida
Waller & Williams Motor Co
Malone Ave
Smartne
Pthnes
Ponce
P.S
Vogue Dress Shop
E. Front St
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