Bulldogs to Play At Jackson Friday
Sikeston Bulldogs remained undefeated after beating Caruthersville 53 to 24 in the A game and 26 to 10 in B. Cox led Sikeston with 12 points, Bloomfield and Smith added 10 each, while Jarrett scored 13 for Caruthersville as Sikeston prepares for a road doubleheader at Jackson against the Indians.
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Jackson
Sikeston
Caruthersville
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Bloomfield
Smith
Jarrett
Caruthersville Center
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Dean Owen
Jackson Indians
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Fee
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Joyce Fee
Scott Rudd
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Lacy
Panky Stephens
Wee
Neee Wilson
Degne Loyd Peereeeee
Tae
Seatiste Bath Mead Meherle
Eesti Hire
Quick Fruit Bread Recipe With Spiced Currant Mix
An old kitchen note lists ingredients for Quick Fruit Bread using enriched flour, spices, currants, raisins, citron, candied peel, cherries, nuts, eggs, milk and melted lard. A line inviting readers to inform The Herald about visitors appears with contact numbers 74 and 75.
Admitted and Birth Announcements From Delta Community Hospital
The past week at Delta Community Hospital saw several medical and surgical admissions from Sikeston Essex and surrounding areas. Births reported include multiple families from Sikeston Wardell Caruthersville Matthews Gray Ridge and Portageville with several daughters and sons born in early January.
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Delta Community Hospital
Jenny Moore
Linda Wallace
Cleatus Deal
Robert Brasfield
Sikeston
William Plain
Essex
Willie Sims
Ruby Brewer
Michael Fulkerson
Kathleen Corgan
Guy Russell Weakley Jr
Ethel Crites
Roberta Harper
East Prairie
Maggie Bracewell
Risco
Riley Gordon
John Butrum
Bill Rubottom
Wardell
Clinton McGee
Caruthersville
Clynn Greene
Portageville
John Griffin
Morley
Odie Rowland
Bell City
Riley Kelley
Matthews
Flay Robertson
Burley Flanigan
Gray Ridge
Purdue Opinion Panel Shows Student Views Align With Experts
The Purdue Opinion Panel surveyed 3,000 of 15,000 pupils and found most agree with experts on child care across 90 items. While 65 percent agreed a child's social skills improve with nursery school, 22 percent disagreed and 13 percent were undecided.
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Purdue
Sikeston High Names New Librarian Mrs Grace Hoover
Mrs Grace Hoover replaces the resigned librarian Mrs Chris tine Robinson at Sikeston High School She will supervise the study hall for the rest of the year Hoover holds a B S and a Master's from Missouri University She and her husband plan to live in Sikeston where Mr Hoover manages the Richmond Skelgas Company
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Grace Hoover
Advance
Christine Robinson
Hoover
Missouri University
Sikeston
Richmond Skelgas Company
New Courses to Be Taught This Semester 2A4T
Human Relations an experimental course on personality traits and social relations will be offered for the first time next semester, taught by Principal R. J. Genins in the fourth hour. Boys' hygiene, emphasized etiquette and healthy social living, will be taught by Dean Owen. Two additional half credit courses include solid geometry by Miss Imogene McCormick and business arithmetic by Miss Almaretta Stilwell.
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R. J. Genins
Dean Owen
Imogene McCormick
Almaretta Stilwell
Open House Awarded Books Added to Library Shelf
Twenty four new fiction titles, mostly Open House awards, arrive at the library this week. Notable entries include Mystery in Blue by Mariette and Lassie Come Home by Knight, among others listed with authors.
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Updegraff
Bell
Hall
Skidmore
Betty Loring
Lyon
Lillian Wald
Williams
Mallette
Schotz
Davies
Readers’ Digest Books
Reader's Digest Association
Jacobs
Knight
Balch
Cook
Jackson
Simmons
Honor Society Holds First Meeting With New Members
The Honor Society met last Thursday with president Glenda Humphrey presiding. It was the first meeting with the new members present. The spring banquet was discussed and banquet committees will be chosen at the next meeting.
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Glenda Humphrey
School accounting system meeting set in Sikeston area
Planned by Carleton Fulbright state supervisor of public schools one of three area meetings for superintendents and boards of education will be held at the high school January 24 at 8 p m to discuss the Missouri Uniform Financial Accounting System. Other meetings are in Poplar Bluff and Fredericktown all districts invited Bernard H Voges assistant director of finance will be present.
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Carleton Fulbright
Missouri
Boards of Education
Poplar Bluff
Fredericktown
Bernard H. Voges
Accidents on Highways Spark Ice Slowed Traffic
Ice on Highway 61 between Kelso and Ancell last Saturday night caused a major collision involving two Sikeston men and two Memphis trucks. Wm L Schuerenberg and J G Mullins were injured as trucks collided, blocking traffic for about four hours. Additional incidents included a St Louis Valley Steel truck on Highway 25 and a Greyhound bus near Patton.
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Kelso
Ancell
Sikeston
St. Louis Valley Steel Company
Highway 25
Dutchtown
Bill Ivie
St. Louis
Greyhound
Highway 61
Patton
Louisiana
St. Marys
Multiple Ice Related Injuries Reported In Local Area
A string of ice related accidents injures Mrs Carrie Fisher, Bobby McIllwain’s daughter, and others across Sikeston to Morley. Carrie Fisher broke her arm near Sikes Avenue while walking to Buckner Ragsdale store. Bobby McIllwain’s daughter, 16, broke a collarbone near East Prairie. Maggie Bracewell broke a leg near Risco. James and Mrs Brase escaped serious injury in a car overturn on Highway 61 near Ancell. William Brown, 14, suffered a mild concussion returning from school. Webb Watkins, 70, treated for a broken shoulder in Poplar Bluff. Jim Casey, 74, broke a hip in Williamsville. Ruth Welch, 15, injured when a car driven by Tommy Welch overturned near Morley. Ice damage to REA lines reported by H M Zarkor of the Scott New Madrid Mississippi Electric Cooperative.
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Carrie Fisher
Sikes Avenue
Fisher
Buckner-Ragsdale
Bobby McIllwain
Bessie Mclllwain
East Prairie
Delta Community Hospital
Sikeston
Maggie Bracewell
Risco
James Brase
Highway 61
Ancell
Brase
William Brown
William
W. T. Malone
Webb Watkins
Dexter
Poplar Bluff
Jim Casey
Williamsville
Ruth Welch
Tommy Welch
Morley
Miss Welch
Lottie Welch
Sikeston reports minimal power damage from ice storm
An ice episode last week caused about 6000 dollars in damages to lines and trees, with a possible rise to 10000. No damage was reported to Sikeston municipal electric system lines by Superintendent Charles Moose, and Missouri Utilities Company lines in Sikeston district also escaped harm according to local reports.
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Sikeston
Charles Moose
Comtepany
Siketon
Fertilizer Plants to Close at Army Arsenal Sites
Fertilizer manufacturing plants formerly at U.S. Army arsenals will close, following an earlier announcement that such plants would cease operation when privately owned commercial plants could meet demand for fertilizer.
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U. & Army Arsenals
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