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Newspaper

Sikeston Herald

Location

Sikeston, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jul 14, 1955

Page

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SEMO Area Law Officers Meet Here In July

Southeast Missouri Law Enforcement Officers Association plans a large meeting in Sikeston with more than 300 officers and wives, including a full program at early afternoon and evening events at the Clayton barn, hosted by local officials. A second item reports a severe cotton flea beetle infestation across Southeast Missouri, with expert L S Calhoun warning farmers that damage to cotton squares ranges from 10 to 90 percent and urging immediate and repeated spraying to protect the crop.

Sikeston Southeast Missouri Law Enforcement Officers Association Claytons Barn Daday’ Felker Mser JoJo O'Nel Juange D OW Gilmore Benton Missouri Calhoun Greenville Mes

Southeast Missouri Corn Belt Contrast and Growth

A travelogue from Southeast Missouri praises local crops and explains why the region surpasses Illinois corn belts in July yields. It credits soil minerals, glacial deposits, and Hopkins inspired farming balances, urging policies to keep young people and foster farm ownership for lasting regional growth.

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Matthews School Bid Delayed Amid Board Postponement

The Matthews School board postponed setting bids for a 12 room project amid a special session. Advisors connected with the district and a construction firm presented details, with bids expected to involve multiple bidders and a focus on long term contracts.

Matthews School

Man Killed On Highway 60 At Gray Ridge

Charles Frank Lin Brown 87 was struck on Highway 60 near Gray Ridge by a car driven by Tommy Arthur Marshall 30 of Paducah Kentucky. Brown died almost instantly after being struck as he walked onto the road returning from O G White grocery. Marshall posted $500 bond on a charge of driving with inadequate brakes. An investigation by the State Patrol followed the fatal crash. The report notes Brown had been to Sususan to place his child in the hospital and was returning to his home. Funeral arrangements to be announced in Tennessee where his children reside.

LT Walk State Highways Patrol Hae Peace Offers Association Ffspee Golkee Aletou Ares Ontean Aimoono Felker Claston Gray Ridge Charles Franklin Brown Tommy Arthur Marshall Rt. 6 Paducah O. G White Grocery Marshall Moarshall Coboner Ras Rainey Stoddard County Susestan Lucy Rick Popams Jomas Tennessee Gins Ridge Wari News Farm Sikeston Barnett Ciknan Rungshig Iwas

Obituary: Robert Mcrt-Dies At Nursing Home

Robert Mc rt dies at the Ber Vp Novs Ing Hope fare. He was born in Missouri and had lived in the area for many years. Survived by daughters M I jMeGoof Veto Bech I MoS Wana Newton of Tle and Mrs Radar id Chitter cen of Dexter plus Mrs Movie tA txander and Mrs. Jo Post, al both of Sikeston. The beds will fe in state at the Wealsh Funeral Home and tone for settaces.

Newton Dexter Txander Jo Post Sikeston Wealsh Funeral Home Tate

Jaycee Volunteers Rally for Annual Meeting Prep

Jaycees discuss heavy workload for preparations at the November gathering. Leaders urge members to attend the committee meeting and fill essential roles. The event aims to streamline duties and finalize tasks by tonight and into the week.

Child 8 Injured After Car Strikes Pedestrian

Karen Sue, eight year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Ratph Sturgon, was struck by a car on North Handy Street. She was taken to hospital with a broken left leg and other injuries. Officer Arthur Brace investigated the accident, which occurred in front of the sewer on Deiroat and Ruth Streets.

Karen Sue Ratph Sturgon North Handy St Shirles Ann Sexe Heath St Tom Karen Aceman Arthur Brace Deiroat Ruth Streets

Attendance at Sikeeston Sunday Schools July 10

Attendance figures listed for multiple churches on July 10 at Sikeeston Sunday schools. Entries include First Baptist Church and several others with varying counts, such as 447 and 423, alongside denominations like Nazarene and Presbyterian.

Sikeston

Groundbreaking Ceremonies Held for Malone and Hyde Depot

Groundbreaking ceremonies marked the start of a new Malone and Hyde Grocery Distributing Depot near Sikeston. The project, a 2435 by 225 foot warehouse with a 60 by 80 foot office block, will include a 60 foot truck street and spur track from the Missouri Pacific line. The venture aims to serve multiple states with a distribution center designed for rapid loading and broad cooperation from local officials, led by founder Raymond Coleman and mayor Chase Butler.

Malone and Hyde Grocery Distributing Depot Malone Hyde Aepot Missouri Pacing Railway

Mrs Susan Elizabeth Smith Dies A Retired Minister’s Widow

Mrs Susan Elizabeth Smith 83 widow of Dr Alfred F Smuth Liddy died Monday at St Marys Hospital Catli after four weeks as a patient. Funeral services were held at the Methodist Church with Rev E W Barthes Jr officiating. She was daughter of the late Mio and Mrs Thomas Day Wood Bara and longtime member of the Methodist Church and YW group. Survived by daughters Mrs Joly Des of Unioh? and Mrs Davis S of Bonne Terre. Burial at Charuse tomb.

Charleston - Feneral Susan Elizabeth Smith Alfred F. Smuth Liddy E.W. Barthes Stone Charlestro St Mars S Hopital Cato li Mio Thomas Day Wood Bara

Legionnaires Set Carnival Committee Selections

Legionnaires will appoint a committee for the 10th annual Cotton Carnival to be held September 22 23 24. Commander Gardner monitors attendance warning that those present will oversee committee duties while a finance office is formed. Joint installation of new officers scheduled with the Atauital on July 28.

Bal Gardner Meldrum Thordas Gardner Lygionnanes Bo Simess Wall Sikeston

Rotarians to Learn About Pink Bollworm

Rotary members will hear about pink bollworm control and prevention as Ed Nagel hosts guest speakers Drostone Lee Jenkins and James M. Beagsu, with T. A. Maltin as program chairman. The meeting also features Pete Nichiec and guests Haig Dugger, Ed Thrasn, and Bill Penton at the Chamber of Commerce event.

Rotary Clay Ed Nagel T. A. Maltin Drostone Lee Jenkins James M. Beagsu Chamber of Commerce Rotarians Pete Nichiec the Prophet Haig Dugger Amaldarko Urta Ed Thrasn Hot Springs,rk Rotamans Bill Penton Planters Bank

Dexter Awards Contract For Cape Girardeau Firm

Dexter district awarded the general contract for the new elementary school to Thardt Construction Co of Cape Girardeau for 248,278 with bids from Joseph Stryker Portage des Sioux and others. Electrical work went to Jacks Electric Co of Dexter for 12,434.90. The building will be a 16 room structure with cafeteria and auditorium, housing grades one through eight initially, later expanded to nine. About 300 pupils will be housed, four additional teachers hired, and total project cost including furnishing around 1880 plus state aid of 50,000 with local funds covering the rest.

Joseph Stryker Portagesi Ebarmac Construction Co St Louis George Gassman Poplar Braff Wooa Polach Cape Girardeat Earl Walker Portagess Wenero Gilmore Soi Gonortz Fo Edwards Co St Lous Werner Sop Polack Cane Girardeau Jack's Electric Co Dexter Smith Electric Co Dester Jamieson Electric Co Skeston Pincinal

Chamber Committee Will Meet Friday

James M Beand announces a meeting of the Chamber of Commerce committee set for Friday. All members are urged to attend to discuss planned improvements and strategies for the town.

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Salt Block Breaks Toe At Local Hospital

Within 24 hours two emergency cases reach Mo Delta Community Hospital. Janes Bower tripped on bicycle spokes and injures toe. she receives treatment and is dismissed. Ted Yors sustains a broken toe when a salt block failed to stay put and is treated and discharged.

Mo Delta Janes Bower Ted Yors

Cape Boy Hangs Self in Cape Girardeau Home

Cape Girardeau report says Mr Devle Sitves, son of Mr and Mrs Zenas W Sutzes, hanged himself Tuesday while testing a necklace made from a sash cord. Body found hanging from a rafter in his closet. Coroner JF Semund ruled the death accidental amid unclear circumstances.

Cape Girardeau Devle Sitves Zenas W Sutzes Young Sitzes Imag JF Semund

Charles Barnett Enters City Aldermanic Race

Charles Barnett files for the city aldermanic seat citing long service with State farm management concerns and landowning, challenging resignation accepted from Alderman Kenneth C Laxton. Barnett and his wife reside in the area near Baye Street and Ussh Road.

Charles Barnett

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