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Newspaper

Sikeston Herald

Location

Sikeston, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jan 22, 1948

Page

2

Rye flour mill starts new Sikeston industry in 1918

Thirty years ago Sikeston began rye flour production at Mill B of Scott County Milling Co with 300 barrels daily capacity. Miller Gus Zacher guided a simple machinery corrugation to grind rye to meet government white flour reduction. The piece notes local Buy-at-Home push, library move, coal concerns, and civic efforts including a National Constitutional Prohibition day event and street cleanup by the City Council.

Sikeston Scott County Milling Company Gus Zacher Woman’s Christian Comperence Union Leroy Moore Gladys Avenue Stubbs Clothing Company H & H Grocery Company Bank of Sikes H & Grocery Company the Herald

Sikeston to form a country club movement

Twenty five years ago on January 18 1923 leading community men met in the Chamber of Commerce room to launch a movement for a Sikeston country club. A temporary board of governors was elected to receive committee reports and advance the club with J S Kevil M Q Tanner A Ray Smith C F McMullin P H Gervig E C Matthews and L M Stallcup named. Stallcup acted as temporary chair and G M Greer as secretary.

Chamber of Commerce Sikeston J. S. Kevil M. Q. Tanner A. Ray Smith C. F. McMullin P. H. Gervig E. C. Matthews L. M. Stallcup G. M. Greer J. A. Andres Prosperity Street Ranney Applegate Lacy Allard SJ Harper Etha Dye Burnice Tanner Marjorie Smith Frances Baker Mayme Marshall Jake Sitzes Otis Brown J. H. Yount Law and Order Arthur M. Hyde Missouri Illinois

Peach trees flood local orchards from Arkansas nurseries

Twenty years ago on January 19, 1928 hundreds of peach trees were being planted by large and small growers. E. C. Matthews purchased 3800 trees more, adding to his 90 acre holdings. Scott county truck growers will learn cabbage plant sources and prices at a January 27 Farm Bureau meeting in Sikeston to organize efforts.

Arkansas E. C. Matthews Scott County Sikeston Farm Bureau

Womanness Wedding at Malone Theatre and Local Events

Local notes report an all star cast for the Womanness Wedding at Malone Theatre January 25 and 26. The list includes Jeff Sut ton and many prominent local names. Also noted are Ira Chaney using a 30 year straight edge face scraper and a surprise birthday party for Scott Alexander in Charleston. The Woman's Club meets on North Ranney to review Federated Charities support and voter turnout, plus a playlette titled Other's Silver Collar performed by club members.

Malone Theatre Jeff Sutton Judge T. B. Dudley Loomis Mayfield Dr. C. W. Limbaugh Bill Sensenbaugh Barney Forrester Aven Kinder Jimmy Johnson John Fisher Milburn Arbaugh Curtis Peek Howard Morrison G. Todd Hodge Decker al Dailey J. T. Baty John Whidden Harold Hebbeler Herbert Moore Ernest Harper C. E. Felker J. N. Ross M. M. Beck Fred Schorie Herman C. Henry Charles Mitchell George A. Dempster R. G. Harper Gus Martin Steve Humphrey Ed Fuchs Dick Hopper Ray Oliver J. O W. Mathis M. L. Granneman W. E. Derris G. B. Greer Wilbur Ensor T. Wilson John Young F W. van Horne C. C. White I Becker Ralph Anderson Paul Jones C. ©. Scott Kemper Bruton Clint H. Denman Carroll Sutton E. Schorle Webb Colley Lynn Swaim Frank Miller D. B. Kevil John G. Powell C. C. Earnhardt S. H. Clelland Herman Boyer Federated Charities Woman’s Club Emily Blanton Lillian Gail Applegate Nanna Belle Wilson Henrietta Moore Laura Jo Smith Ruth Ward Powell

Modern Woodmen Lodge Celebrates Fiftieth Anniversary

About seventy five members of the Modern Woodmen lodge with wives and children attended the installation of officers and fiftieth anniversary celebration at Odd Fellows hall last night. Also notes on local business moves and events including Sikeston Armory project, Albritton Undertaking expansion, and a February 1 occupancy plan.

Woodmen Lodge Odd Fellows Hall Co. B. Poage & Son Matthews al Daily Sikeston Seed Store Odd Fellows Dempster Furniture & Undertaking Co Albritton Undertaking Company Albritton

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