Sikeston Herald Publisher and facts page data
The Sikeston Herald lists publisher Ward Denman and contributing editor Clint H. Denman. It notes weekly Thursday publication from 119 West Malone Avenue Sikeston Missouri. Subscription rates are $2.00 for Scott and adjoining counties and $2.50 elsewhere, with advance payment required. It was entered as second class matter March 9 1908 at Sikeston MO.
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Malone Avenue
Sikeston, Missouri
Scott
Adjoining Counties
Sikeston
Missouri
Quoted Reflections on Noise and Heat in Public and Private Life
A compact reflection notes how ideal conditions would ban noisy motorized announcements radios and barking dogs at night, suggesting such sounds raise blood pressure in hot weather and noting current conditions disturb sleep and peace.
Traffic safety upgrades at Sikeston intersections urged
The Herald notes safety devices installed by the State Highway Department at the Frisco rail crossing with Highway 60 in west Sikeston and at Highways 60 and 61 in the east. It argues a regulation traffic light is needed at the 60 61 crossing to reduce hazards, despite sodium vapor lights. The rail spur serving the International Shoe Company may require relocation to enable a light, a move the paper deems cost effective for greater safety.
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Herald
State Highway Department
Frisco
Sikeston
International Shoe Company
Vote for city limits extension in special election
The Herald urges approving the extension of Sikes ton city limits to include adjacent districts east of current bounds. Residents within the proposed area gain city privileges and obligations as part of the municipality, with benefits to all. Vote for the city limits extension.
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the Herald
Sikeston
Why Not A Policy Of Safety Sikeston Urges Action
A Sikeston editorial argues for a no accident policy urging drivers to heed signals and curb recklessness after several near misses. It cites cab drivers failing to stop, a woman seriously hurt by a driver distracted with a child, and a red light violation at Malone Avenue and New Madrid Street, urging communal pledge by church groups and organizations to prevent crashes.
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Sikeston
Malone Avenue
New Madnd Street
Reckin
Ies
Heraco
Eight Births At Delta Community Hospital
Eight births reported at Missouri Delta Community Hospital this week six babies born to Sikeston families and two to other area couples. Parents listed include Batchelor Caldwell Russell Cunningham Bradshaw Killian Wise and Williams with birth dates ranging from July 1 to July 5.
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Delta Community Hospital
Missouri Delta Community Hospital
James Batchelor
Sikeston
Carl Caldwell
Clyde Russell
James Cunningham
Doil Bradshaw
Carl Killian
Morehouse
George R. Wise
Lilbourn
Murry Williams
Charleston
Admissions at Delta Community Hospital in Sikeston area
The Delta Community Hospital admitted multiple patients this week including Mrs Jew ell Trev Allen, Marshall Duncan, Miss Betty Dale of Sikeston, Mrs Waymon Copens of Lisbourn, infant Larry Fettus oo of Dexter, and Mrs Lews Caverno of Canalo. Also admitted for surgery were Mrs Avivia Atwill Henry Hazel, Mrs Grace Vanover, Mrs Minnie Hart, and Miss Mara Gunn. About 200 to 350 cars were admitted to the Delta Strive-In Theatre on Highway 61 north of Sikeston with seven nights a week showings and a Saturday matinee.
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Missouri Delta Community Hospital
Jewell Trev Allen
Marshall Duncan
Betty Dale
Sikeston
Waymon Copens
Lisbourn
Larry Fettus Oo
Dexter
Lews Caverno
Canale
Vivia Atwill
Henry Hazel
Grace Vanover
Minnie Hart
Meleaurn
Mara Gunn
Pavhre Clay
Omer Wallis
Morehouse
Helen Morgan
Helena
Ark
Virginia Porras
S* Faves
Raith Rice
Harnsbure
Fimna Tae Moor
Canaloa
Ebon McCallister
Oran
Veromoles
Golden wedding hosted near Bertrand by Hopper family
A large turnout of friends and relatives celebrated Mr and Mrs Theodore Hopper’s golden wedding at their farm two miles south of Bertrand last Sunday. A noonday lunch and long yard table accompanied gifts and warm wishes from many guests including local and distant relatives and friends.
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MR. and
Mrs. Hopper
Theodore Hopper
Bertrand
KSIM Radio Schedule July 7 14 Evening Programs
KSIM broadcasts feature a full daily lineup from 6:00 p.m. with Local News, The Sportsman, Twilight Reverie, Folk Tune Frolic, In the Background, Pin Up Parade, Nelson Eddy, Singing the Blues, Missouri News, and musical showcases. Evening includes AP News, Morning Wake Up, and daily variant segments such as The Sports Roundup and Parade of Stars, reflecting a lively, era-specific radio schedule.
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the Sportsman
Nelson Eddy
Missouri News
Tove Letters
Carmen Cavallaro
AP News
Vernon
Martha Yuttenfelder
Ksim Caravan
Dan
Sammy Kay
Dixie Colonel
King Cole
Perry Como
Guy Lombardo
Basan
Richard
Jack Finn
Local & Mo
The
Anderson
Ken Griffin
World News
Richards
Martha Guttenfelder
Mamie News
Hollywood News
Vusik
Marine Story
Markete
National Boy Scout Jamboree Planned for 1950
The National Office of the Boy Scouts of America announced a nationwide Jamboree to be held June 30 to July 6, 1950 at Valley Forge State Park Pennsylvania. About 40,000 Scouts are expected to attend. The 1947 event was in Washington DC. A Southeast Missouri Council delegation with distinguished campers and ranks is anticipated to participate. Details will follow.
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Boy Scouts of Ameriea
Valley Forge State Park
Pennsylvania
George Washington
Washington DC
Southeast Missouri Council
Boy Scouts
Kiwanis Club News Highlights Boy's State Experience
Sikeston Kiwanis hears Paul Holden describe his Boy's State experience at Boonville Missouri as nine Sikeston high school juniors attended via American Legion sponsorship. Guest Franklin Struwe, ex-Sikeston resident, joins program with civic work in Centrali a Kiwanis Club of Centrallia. July 12 program features Rev M G Joyce and George W Kirk on Kiwanis International convention in Atlantic City.
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American Legion
Sikeston High School
Sikeston
Paul
Missouri
Franklin Struwe
Kiwanis Club of
Mr. Struwe
Centralia
M. G. Joyce
Geo. W. Kirk
Kiwanis International
Atlantic City
Memorial Tree for Sikeston Citizen E C Matthews
A pine oak donated by the late E C Matthews was planted on Division Ten grounds of the Missouri Highway Department in Sikeston. Ceremony on Monday November 30 1931 featured Hilliard Brewster who praised Matthews and quoted lines about friendship as a tree. The 40 ft tall tree now stands 67 inches in base circumference and 59 inches to branch point, transplanted 18 years ago from Florence Bones land.
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Sikeston
E. C. Matthews
Division Ten
Missouri Highway Department
Matthews
Highway Department
Florence Bones
Hilliard Brewster
Brewster
Mr. Matthews
Miss JoAnn Botter and Richard Inman Plan July Wedding
Miss Botter and Mr Inman have arranged a July 10 ceremony at First Methodist Church at 4:00 p.m. with Rev. M G Joyce officiating and Rev. E D Owen assisting. Music will be provided by Mrs Ralph Anderson and Keith Collins. A reception follows at Rustic Rock Inn.
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JoAnn Botter
Richard Inman
M. G. Joyce
E. D. Owen
Ralph Anderson
Keith Collins
de Koven
Wagner
Mendelssohn
Botter
Suzanne Lindley
East Prairie
Sikeston
Mary Ellen Sensenbaugh
Janet Trousdale
Betty Anderson
Patsy Johnson
Robert J. Lambert
Inman
Leroy Beal
Bill Greer
Charles Myers
Jimmy Sexton
Gerald Inman
Bill Matthews
Bob Lambert
Bob Deneke
Rustic Rock Inn
Dorothy Matthews
Peggy Lair
Nadine Fox
Phil Waldman
Miss Botter
Wayne Ables
BE. L. Tongate Jr
Lions Club backs Hayti candidate for international post
Members of the Sikeston Lions Club wore solid color neckties at the Rustic Rock meeting to promote Hayti resident Ronnie Greenwell, the district candidate for International Director, who will depart July 17 for the New York City convention. Advertising on ties will be painted and distributed at the convention. At a Dunn Hotel meeting, Heinie Mays of Poplar Bluff was elected Deputy District Governor, replacing J. Ern est Harper. The Lions International President Dr. Eugene Briggs will attend a West Plains event on July 12 for a joint club meeting. Nat Snider Jr. attended Tuesday’s gathering.
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Rustic Rock
Lion Ronnie Greenwell
Hayti
New York City
Dunn Hotel
Heinie Mays
Poplar Bluff
J. Ernest Harper
Lions International
Eugene Briggs
West Plains
Lions
Lair's Quality Merchandise Promises Low Prices
A storefront advertisement touts quality merchandise and low prices with a guarantee of satisfaction on every sale, signaling a general retail promotion aimed at attracting shoppers.
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Lair’s
Officers Installed For Rebekah Lodge In Joint Ceremony
New officers for the Rebekah lodge were installed at a regular meeting in the Odd Fellows hall Tuesday evening. Mrs. Wayne Cummins became noble grand succeeding Mrs. Carl Vinson, with Mrs. Raymond Wright as vice grand and other listed officers. A joint installation with Odd Fellows followed, led by Bill Bryant and district staff, with Mrs. Hunter Albritton overseeing the Rebekahs installation. Refreshments were served after the ceremony.
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Rebekah Lodge
Odd Fellows Hall
Wayne Cummins
Noble Grand
Carl Vinson
Raymond Wright
Cleo Barnes
Bettie Crowe
Marguerite Wright
Bert Shuffitt
Ira Shuffitt
Clyde Rewark
Bill Bryant
Morehouse
Hunter Albritton
Rebekahs
Elvin Henson
Carl Vincent
Walter Boyd Crowell
Lee Hodges
Clifford Pinkstaff
Linley Forbis
Charles Hartzell
Radio canned foods quality varies with price
Radio canned foods claim good quality with the slogan good enough for any body. Some varieties may be fancier than Radio but cost a premium you may skip after trying Radio.
See your pictures first at the Air Conditioned Malone
A brief note promotes viewing photographs at the Air Conditioned Malone theater, inviting patrons to see images first in a seemingly old fashioned cinema setting.
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Malone and Rex
Malone
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