Many Students To Honor Rolls In Local Grades
List of students across grades from second to eighth honored for academic achievement, with teachers and class rosters including names such as Gail Ann Hazel, Margaret Crosno, Lydia Chaney, Virgie Solomon, Florence Wood, Irma Allen, Maureen Klein, Rita Marder, Pauline Foley, Eloise Marsh, Ruth Seymour, Margaret Cain, Georgia Houchens, Myra Tanner, Maude Montgomery, Mary Emma Donnell, and 7A 7B rosters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mignon Bess
Gail Ann Hazel
Donna Sue Dickerson
Patricia Turner
Gwendolyn Gilbert
Janice Fay Deason
Sonny Hocker
Judy Alexander
Shirley Denton
Banks Byrd
Jerry Hinchey
Donnie Goins
Jane Lett Couch
Patricia Grove
Kay Helms
Margaret Crosno
Charlotte Tyrone
Betty Ann Lewis
Allen Malcolm
Maxine Randol
Grace Wasson
Grace Wasson, (Teacher).—Vivian Boyer, Earl Burns
Gretchen Caverno
Kendall Stallings
Tharon Travelstead
Carolyn Vincent
Lydia Chaney
Margaret Ann Coates
Brenda Bailey
Barbara Ann Ellis
Ramona Byrd
John Childress
Shirley Jean Hill
Glenn Hodges
Virgie Solomon
John Robert Limbaugh
Lawrence Limbaugh
Frank J. Peters
Richard Rowe
Sydney Ann Jones
Mary Louise Gurnow
Judith Merrick
Florence Wood
Jane Bailey
Sandra Howerton
Vanita Sue Scobey
Faye Short
Marilyn Sue Simmons
Naomi Simpson
Linda Lou Spivey
Ruby Nell Staggs
Gary Allen Wake
Robert Winchester
Irma Allen
Larry Dickerson
Lawerence McCain
Bobb Lee Monroe
Lawerence Wallace
Darrell Wright
Jean Joyner
Linda Miller
Veda Mitchell
Barbara Nanney
Joyce Butler
Donna Suchman
Charlotte Newman
Maureen Klein
Shirley Owens
Billy Ramsey
Mary K. Ross
Margaret Cain
James Denton
Douglas Singleton
Bobby Stearns
Beverly Andres
Donnie Gimlin
Loleta Jones
Ethel Mitchell
Carol Jane Moody
Janice Scott
Ruth Ann Struwe
Georgia Houchens
Michael Bartlett
Homer Bates
Charlene Hazel
Florence Hendley
Shirley Hornback
Myra Tanner
Charlotte Calhoun
Garland Castleberry
Myrtle Chism
Joyce Clark
Jane Coats
Larry Jenkins
Sandra Kirby
Freddie Lawson
Charlotte Lewis
Billy Litchford
Maude Montgomery
Shirley Aldrich
June Daugherty
Mona Scobey
Shirley West
Jimmy Keller
Eddie Mount
Seabee Organization Formed at Meeting
The Sikeston Area Seabee Association was organized at the Armory Sunday with Lonnie Carter elected president and Paul Trotter vice president. About 50 former Seabees attended. 35 members were accepted and plans were made for a volunteer training unit as part of the Naval Reserve. Members from Dexter, Charleston, Morehouse, Oran, and Dongola attended. monthly meetings and a St Louis state meeting were announced.
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Seabee
Naval Reserve
Trotter
Sikeston
Carter
Taylor
Capt. Potter
St. Louis
Naval Constuction Battalion
Poplar Bluff
Dexter
Charleston
Morehouse
Oran
Dongola
Ill
Services Held For Retired Morley Farmer
Martin R. Harris 61 a retired Morley farmer died yesterday afternoon at his home. Born August 25 1887 in Arkansas he had lived in Morley 20 years and was a Church of Christ member. Survived by widow Amanda Harris two sons Delbert Harris Benton and Lowell Harris Morley two daughters Blanche Trow Benton and Katie Tyrone California. Funeral arrangements pending word from California interment Morley cemetery with Albritton service.
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Martin R. Harris
Morley
MS Harris
Arkansas
Church of Christ
Amanda Harris
Tyrone
California
Albritton
Indictments Stir Southeast Missouri Election Probe
Grand jury indicts Blanton Baker and Fuchs amid broader federal scrutiny of the 1946 election. The case centers on alleged vote buying with prizes in Sikeston Scott County and surrounding areas. Many witnesses remain to be heard as indictments and fallout continue through courts and politics.
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Poplar Bluff
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Missouri
Sikeston
Scott County
Grover C. Dalton
United States
Butler County
Richland Township
St. Louis County
Dalton
Kansas City
Tom Clark
Harper
Truman
Voice of America bill signed by President Truman
The Voice of America bill was signed by President Truman Tuesday. The measure authorizes foreign information activities of the State Department including radio broadcasts to Soviet Russia and other countries. The program will cost about 50 million dollars in the next fiscal year, more than double this year's outlay.
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Voice of America
Truman
State Department
Soviet Russia
Famous flag given to the state today
The battle flag of the famous U S S Missouri, on which Japanese surrender terms were signed, was presented to the state today in Gov Phil M Donnelly s reception room. The presentation was accepted by Gov Donnelly from Rear Admiral J Cary Jones, commander of the ninth naval district, Great Lakes Wisconsin.
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U.S.S. Missouri
Phil M. Donnelly
Donnelly
J. Cary Jones
Ninth Naval District
Great Lakes
Soils Conference Draws 200 Farmers in County Meeting
County Agent Herbert Rolf led a gathering of over 200 farmers as they discussed crop selections and seed varieties. He praised Stoneville and Delta D.P.L. cotton types, noted Ogden soybean’s top yield, and recommended S-100 and Rolsey for staggered harvests. Columbia oats were favored for New Madrid county, with a push to use proven superior hybrid corn seed.
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Herbert Rolf
Rolf
Stoneville
Delta D.P.L
Ogden
Columbia
Farm program notes yield gains for two growers
The program reserved for Spurlin Beck of Matthews and Dola York near Sikeston could not attend. Beck planned to describe increasing corn yield by 19.3 bushels per acre using 4-12-4 fertilizer at planting.
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Spurlin Beck
Matthews
Dola York
Sikeston
Beck
Utilities company to offer big bond issue
Application to approve a $2,500,000 bond issue has been presented to the Arkansas Public Service Commission by the Missouri Utilities Co. of Cape Girardeau Missouri. Proceeds would fund a 7500 kilowatt electric generating plant in Scott County Missouri. The Missouri Utilities operates properties near Paragould Arkansas.
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Arkansas Public Service Commission
Missouri Utilities Co
Cape Girardeau
Missouri
Scott County
The
Missouri Utilities
Paragould
Ark
Chairmen Meet In St Louis On Crippled Children Work
Mrs Clyde Poe orthopedic field nurse with the State Crippled Children’s Service Mrs Clinton Scott leader of Sikeston division Missouri Society for Crippled Children and Mrs W A English Scott county chair for the same society attend a chairmen meeting in St Louis at Ellis Michael School this week.
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Clyde Poe
State
Crippled Children’s Service
Clinton Scott
Sikeston
Missouri Society For Crippled Children
W. A. English
Scott County
St. Louis
Ellis Michael School
Kennett High School honors 56 students for honor roll
Kennett Senior High School principal Kennett Mett Cherry announced that for the second nine weeks 56 students earned honor student status and 49 were listed with perfect attendance at the school.
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Kennett
Mett Cherry
Kennett High School
Kennett Senior High School
Local Farmer Dies After Noon Hour Sickness
MAIN STREET Southeast Missouri New Madrid Lilbourn Stepp, 48, farmer, died Saturday afternoon at St. Francis Hospital in Cape Girardeau. CHARLESTON Loss estimated at 15000 from fire that nearly destroyed a ten room three story dwelling owned by Mrs Bruce DeField of St Louis. Fire spotted by Richard Oliver City Attorney of Charleston who lived on first floor with family. Insurance of 7000 partly covers loss.
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New Madrid
Lilbourn Stepp
St. Francis Hospital
Cape Girardeau
Charleston
Bruce DeField
St. Louis
Richard Oliver
Work Begins on New Veterans Hospital Site at Poplar Bluff
Work on site preparation for the Veterans Administration Hospital started Monday on a 30 acre lot along Highway 67 near Northwood Hills in Poplar Bluff. Construction is expected to start within two weeks, marking the initial phase of the project.
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Poplar Bluff
Veterans Administration Hospital
Highway 67
Northwood Hills
Cape Girardeau Drives February Five Sundays Campaign
The Min isterial Alliance in Cape Girardeau distributed over 4000 enrollment and record cards to be used by enrollees in a five Sunday February drive. The effort runs under the Citywide Religious Emphasis Month as February hosts five Sundays for the first time in 28 years.
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Cape Girardeau
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Margaret Scott
Val Sharp
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Mrs. Watts
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Ann McAmis
Suzanne Martin
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Mary Ellen Wilkinson
Miss Mainard
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Betty Ruth Dale
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Linda Annette French
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Carol Ann W MecFerron
Judith Ann Murback
Julia Marie Scott
Jo Ellen Standley
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Marilyn Grant
Theresa Spigener
Myron Vanover
Sam Bowman
Laquitta Branum
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Tommy Gwaltney
Mary Ann Hayden
Margaret Marshall
James Pinkstaff
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Richard Carmody
Trudy Carter
Melvin Dace
Joan Hill
Joy Kindred
Shirley Jo Lewis
Carolyn Jackson
James David Keasler
Ann Keller
Jimmy Lester
Eddie McAmis
Seabee Organization
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Ann Gentry
Louise Joyce
Peggy Knupp
Jerome McCoy
Wadine Malcolm
Barbara Boyce
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Christa Hastings
John Howard Reed
William Berry
Wanda Bishop
John Bloomfield
Carolyn Corlew
Wanda Crosno
Donna Jo Howard
Michael Lewis
Hester McGill
Jack Rechtin
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Sally Sadler
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Inest Yeakley
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U. S. Senate
Roy Harper
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Mary Ann Hitchco
America
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Marston
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Scott County Milling Co
Main Street
Memphis
Bess
Highway 61
Weidenhoff
van Norman
Valve
Jones Building
East Malone Avenue
McQuay-Norris
RAY Aduddell, Inc
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