Two Sikeston Lawyers Named as Gilmore Successors
Two Sikeston figures, Marshall Craig and M E Montgomery, top the list of possible successors to D W Gilmore as judge of the 28th Judicial Circuit. Gilmore resigns Aug 1 to join Kansas City Life Insurance Co staff. Donnelly will appoint until the 1956 election. The circuit covers Cape, Scott and Mississippi Counties, overwhelmingly Democratic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cape Girardeau
Charleston
Gilmore
State Senate
Cape
Scott
Mississippi
School Board Hires All-Conference Gridder Rosengarten
Marvin Rosengarten, four year football letterman from Southeast Missouri State College Cane Girardeau and June graduate, is hired by the Board of Education to teach in high school assist in athletics and physical education. He will help on the football line. A resident of University City Missouri he served as a Marine Corps sergeant in the Korean War and was an all MIAA Conference guard last season and state A A U weight lifting champion in 1954. He has been active in athletics programs including a community boys club and college athletics trainer duties and captained in high school track.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marvin Raesengarten
Southeast Missouri State College
Cane Girardeau
Board of Education
University City
Rosengarten
Marine Corps
Eighteen Pass Operator License Test At Acmory
Eighteen people passed an operator license test at Acmory on Monday. Recipients include Ceeil Marvin Hurt Gary Douglas Beees Sherman Malloy Bill Gene O Ginn Kenneth Nickens Jan Elizabeth Adartin Francis Don Happe Charles Dale Johnson Oral Deland Wares Martha Ann Warren James Bailey Grady all of Sikeston Cleddis Martin Huffman Bonnie Lou Abernathy Chester Lafayette Shirkey all of Morehouse Marian Wendell Williams Blodgett Gerald Wayne Johnson Vanduser Lemon Alvin Garner Benton and five others passed chauffeur license tests Sulan Edward Berry Oliver Wendell Farley Sikeston Marion Wendell Williams Blodgett. Five received instruction permits Lilly England Lile Mae Travelstead Dorthea Marie McCus Willie Emily Marshall Francis Ellen McGee all of Sikeston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acmory
Ceeil Marvin Hurt
Gary Douglas Beees
Sherman Malloy
Bill Gene O'Ginn
Kenneth Nickens
Jan Elizabeth Adartin
Francis Don Happe
Charles Dale Johnson
Oral Deland Wares
Martha Ann Warren
James Bailey Grady
Sikeston
Cleddis Martin Huffman
Bonnie Lou Abernathy
Chester Lafayette Shirkey
Morehouse
Marian Wendell Wiliams
Blodgett
Gerald Wayne Johnson
Vanduser
Lemon Alvin Garner
Benton
Sulan Edward Berry
Oliver Wendell Farley
Marion Wendell Williams
Lilly England
Lile Mae Travelstead
Dorthea Marie McCus
Willie Emily Marshall
Francis Ellen Mc’ Gee
Doctor Armond to Leave Sikeston for Indiana Clinic
Dr Armond and his wife with two children will move from the Scott County Milling Company offices where he has occupied the late Dr H E Reuber space since July 1 1954 to join an osteopathic clinic partnership in Kekomo Indiana He resides at 608 North Ranney with Richard age 7 and Carolyn age 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. H. Armond
Scott County Milling Company
H. E. Reuber
Sikeston
Kekomo Ind
Armond
Richard 7
Carolyn
N. Ranney
Sikeston Area Chiropractors Elect New President
Dr. R B Bennett of Sikeston was elected president of the Southeast Missouri Chiropractic Association at a Sunday bimonthly meeting. Officers named include Vice President Dr L E Bechtold, Secretary Dr Carl Byrd, and Treasurer Dr J H Sisson. The group adopted new bylaws and discussed a Social Security bill favoring voluntary inclusion for medical care and veterans admin coverage. The next meeting is set for September 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. B. Bennett
Sikeston
Southeast Missouri Chiropractic Association
L. E. Bechtold
Carl Byrd
Caruthersville
J. H. Sisson
Dester
F. L. Sissom
Veterans Administration
Simon Falkoff Dies at Home in East Prairie
Simon Falkoff 51 of East Prairie died at his home of a heart attack Wednesday July 6 at 1040 pm. Born January 2, 1904 he was the son of J. Moe and Ceta Miller Falkoff, who preceded him. Survived by wife Effie Ryker Falkoff a daughter Cecelia Ann Falkoff two sons David Morris Falkoff and Sydney Falkoff a sister Mrs. David Glass Poplar Bluff a brother Israel J. Falkoff East Prairie. Member of East Prairie Masonic Lodge Shriners and East Prairie Lions Club. He helped run Falkoff Department Store with his brother later ran an auto supply store in Sikeston a Sinclair bulk plant in East Prairie and leased service stations to Sinclair He had sold farming interests shortly before death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Prairie
Simon Falkoff
J. Mo
Ceta Miller Falkoff
Effie Ryker Falkoff
Cecelia Ann Falkoff
David Morris Falkoff
Sydney Toth Falkoff
David Glass
Poplar Bluff
Israel J. Falkoff
Falkoff
Sinclair
Fers
St. Louis
Scott County Eyes Action On Tax Hikes
Scott County officials consider halting or delaying state tax assessment increases after neighboring counties challenge the mandate. L. D. Lankford says Scott County plans to follow suit if legal avenues open, as notices set new raise percentages for farm lands and property. The county audits farms in northern sections and the south end to ensure valuation consistency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott County
Benton
Scott
St. Louis
Jasper
State Tax Commission
L. D. Lankford
Lankford
Jasper County
John M. Daften
Apid Starevalie
Cowgill Blair
Blair
Board of Appeals
Lonkfored
New Madrid Man Dies Final Rites Saturday
Albert Price Broughton 74 died at Missour Dells Compuanty Hospital at 1 40 p m Thursday He was born November 31 1881 in New Madrid County son of Charles Broughton and Birdie Woodard Broughton He is survived by his wife Ella Tyler Broughton and five children The body remained in Richards Funeral Chapel with services at 2 pm Saturday Burial followed in Evergreen Cemetery in New Madrid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Asaurid
Albert Price Broughton
Missour Dells Compuanty
Heo O
Afat
New Madrid County
Charles Broughton
Birdie Woodard Broughton
Ella Tyler Broughton
Richards Funeral Chapel
New Lions Club Officers Installed at Sikeston Event
Sikeston Lions Club installed new officers at the annual ladies night program held at Rustic Rock Tan. Twenty three Lions received 100 percent attendance pins for 1954-55 as ceremonies featured entertainment and awards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sikeston Lions Club
Rustic Rock Tan
Chass Blanton Jr
Robert Bie
Robert Lorhman
Riksi Leshe
Keith Collins
Varist
Back to Church in September program planned
The Education Committee of the Sikeston Chamber of Commerce sponsors Back to Church in September to encourage church participation as students return to school. A pamphlet outlining the month and promotional materials will be provided by the Chamber. The committee lists Franklin Struwe as chair and includes George Hale Jr. Shad Old and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sikestonm
Ca Eae
Chiss
Studermis
Eharehi
Educather Committee
Sikeston Rap Ber of Commerce
Chamber of Commercce Willnake
Franklin Struwe
George Hale Jr
Shad Old
Ray Carl Marsh
Lann Twitty
J. M. Standley
Fred Steward
County Bills Signed For More State Aid And Reforms
County approves a bundle of bills expanding state aid for roads and school bus programs, with two thirds funding for road costs up to a limit and maintenance support. Other measures create local road planning engineers, raise aid for public schools, adjust jury service, and strengthen drivers licenses and rabies quarantines. Oregon State College professor Paul Normall is noted in a related line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton
Kansas City
Jackson County
Bowman Heads Red Feather 55 Campaign
Bowman was chosen to lead the Red Feather campaign by the Community Chest Board of Directors at a Wednesday meeting. Ed Matthews noted the move to one chairman and a separate vice chairman, with Bowman named head and George Hale Jr. as vice chair. Charles Stimson became treasurer and Marsha Craig secretary. Budget plans were expected at the next meeting on Avenue 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lions Club
Ronnie Greenwell
Hayti
Lions International
Lee Austin Bowman
Marshall Craig
Bob Mitchell
A. G. Tenkhoff
Earl Cook
Joe Leslie
Ted Kirby
J. E. Harper
John Wilson
John G. Powell
Dick Watkins
Venson Jones
Don Pasaka
Red Feather
Comunity Chest
Community Chest
Trmngd
Ed Matthews
Chateman
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sikestonians
Donnelly
Dr. Armond
Sikestonian
Area Chiropractors
Simon Falloff
Pitsburgh
New Madrid
Evergreen Cemetery
Ann
D Wa’ Anthens
Roger Bailes AP OM Beek
Cool
Blanton de Dat Boasser
Horie Buckles
Fark Coos
Keil Collins
Marshall Crag
Rasinaond Crews
Robert Goathne
Noah Givay
Georse
Georse Hai Tr Aad Tackmart Vetiooto
Dion Veo Warts
John Powel
Dan Posoke
BF Sorerie
da Waehlecke
Alten Venkbet
CW Limbaugh
Hitea Blanton
Dot
Rennie Creenwell
Biastic Peast
Kovernor
Thie Posrd
Taens International
Greenwell
Lava Club
Sikeston Herald
Chamber Here
Chambers of
Aaltor
Ianeer
Pete Chessaudhard
Podepteesy
Herta Vteas
Litiiad
Abotase
Gach van Ph Micak de Attiae
Wets Tee Aas
Fi Bossa
Tater Mitchell
Ard Cook
Ted Rerov
der Keeper
Advent Rail Cook
Herpter
Deak Watkins
Jre Reason Ceey
Phil AP Donmeids
Theo Bill
Studs Comenivee
Leno Wilhiant
Quinn
Nassouris
Spencer
George A. Spencer
Columbia
Legictetur
Ip Corvallis. Gre
Paul Nornall
Oregon State College
Bowman
Tars
Gewivocsaunied Community Chest
Grant
Aan
ONG
Packard
Jarvis Motor & Equipment CO
Highway 61
Sikeston, Ma
Chas. L. Blanton Jr
Willie Wiredhand
Sikeston, Mo
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!