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Sikeston Herald

Location

Sikeston, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jul 22, 1948

Page

9

Annual Balanced Farming Field Day August 2

The Fifth Annual Balanced Farming Field Day will be held at the Ralph Hubbard Farm south of Catron on August 5 at 1 30 PM. Dorris D Brown of Missouri College of Agriculture will speak on Balanced Farming as a state program begun in Warren County. Mrs Hubbard Anita Dickson and Rebecca Nistendirk will discuss home planning and proposed farm improvements. All interested in Balanced Farm and home planning are invited.

Dorris D. Brown Missouri College of Agriculture Ralph Hubbard Catron Mr. Brown New Madrid County Warren County Brown Hubbard Risco Herbert Rolf Rolf Mr. Hubbard New Madrid

Boy Scout Troops 43 and 44 Helped at Freedom Train

In Cairo on Wednesday Scout troops 43 and 44 assisted crowds and registrations for the Freedom Train. Leaders Eddie Matthews and Glen Keller joined by Rev. B. R. Schwegler and local sponsors organized troop members Jeff Smith Laddie Scott Jimmy Ahuddell Bill Stearns Gene Aufdenberg for Troop 43 and Jimmy Sturgeon Buddy Turner Jim Keller William Brown Jimmy Pinkstaff Larry Latham Jimmy Bennett Joe Bacher Fred Stone Glenn Lee Roy Beck Garland Castleberry Pat Nickens. Transportation came from local parents and others with support from Southeast Missouri Council Egyptian Council of Southern Illinois and Four Rivers Council of Western Kentucky. H E Wisnwo nger directed activities from Sikeston with scouts from Cape Girardeau Fornfelt and Morehouse aiding.

Eddie Matthews Glen Keller Focal Cairo B. R. Schwegler Sikeston Presbyterian Church Lions Club Presbyterian Church Jeff Smith Laddie Scott Jimmy Ahuddell Bill Bobby Stearns Gene Aufdenberg

Conductor Length Estimation Spans Atlantic Route

A claim notes if all conductors on an Iowa class battleship were laid end to end their length would stretch about 1,700 miles from Newfoundland to the British Isles or from Denver to Philadelphia, illustrating the immense scale of the ship’s wiring.

Newfoundland British Isles Denver Colorado Philadelphia

Dunklin County Couple Killed in Train Collision

Mr and Mrs Guy Moore of Archyrd Dunklin county were killed when their small truck was struck by a Frisco freight train near the Missouri Arkansas state line. Moore age 60 and his wife 55 were taken to a Leachville funeral home for burial prep. Bollinger Man Killed Farm er Joe Cameron 80, north of Marble Hill, fatally struck by a car while crossing the Crooked crook bridge. occupants of the car were Negro tourists who said the man stepped into traffic.

Guy Moore Archyrd Dunklin County Moore Leachville Ark Bollinger Joe Cameron Marble Hill

Navy and Marine Corps Maintain 5,793 Active Aircraft

The U S Navy and Marine Corps report 5 793 planes in active status with 8 245 additional aircraft in storage or reserve.

U.S. Navy Marine Corps

Services Yesterday For Wm. W. Cockrell

Funeral services were held yesterday afternoon for William W. Cockrell 68 who died at his Lynn Street home after a lingering illness. Rev. R. M. Talbert conducted at the family residence with Welsh rites, interment at Memorial Park Cemetery. Pallbearers were War Dads members. He was born May 16, 1880 in Nassac county DL and lived ten years in Sikeston where he worked for Sikeston Cotton Oil Mill Inc. Surviving are widow Lela, five sons Roy Herman Russell of Denver Bernard and Alton Cockrell of Sikeston. three daughters Mildred Greenlee and Vernita Farmer and Ruth Cockrell of Sikeston. a step-son John Fisher.

William W. Cockrell Lynn Street R. M. Talbert The Christian Church Memorial Park Cemetery War Dads Post Nassac County Cockrell Sikeston Sikeston Cotton Oil Mill Inc Lela Cockrell Roy. Herman Russell Cockrell Denver, Colo Bernard Cockrell Alton Cockrell Omaha Neb Mildred Greenlee Vernita Farmer Ruth Cockrell John Fisher

Rites Held for Aged Morehouse Woman

Mrs. Mary Jane Latham aged 92 died at her Morehouse home Tuesday after infirmities of old age. Born in 1856 in Kentucky she lived in Morehouse many years and was a Baptist. Funeral services were held at Morehouse Baptist church with Rev. A. C. Sullivant officiating and burial in Memorial Park Cemetery. Survived by sons W. M. Latham Sikeston and C. R. Latham Morehouse a daughter Stella Adcock Evansville Ind 23 grandchildren and 49 great grandchildren a half sister Mrs. Deborah Tucker Metropolis Ill a son Wilbur Correll killed in action in France in 1944.

Mary Jane Latham Morehouse W. M. Latham Sikeston C. R. Latham Stella Adcock Evansville Ind

Judge Harper To Serve Without Pay

U S District Judge Roy W Harper of Caruthersville who is a Democratic state committeeman at his appointment must work without pay L C Warren ruled last Friday Harper is not entitled to salary from last June 22 until Senate confirmation of his regular appointment Judge Harper who was paid for his first and second interim appointments is serving a third interim appointment and will continue

U. S Roy W. Harper Caruthersville U. S. Comptroller L. C. Warren Harper Senate Comptroller General Warren Otto Schoen St. Louis

Two Men and One Woman Arrested for Fights

A knife and fist fight on Maude street left Henry and Ida Smith and Tom Fraley with multiple injuries. All three, aged about 50, were arrested by Chief Harold Walace and posted $300 bonds for appearance in Magistrate Court on Wednesday.

Maude Street Henry Ida Smith Tom Fraley Smith Fraley Harold Walace

National Farm Safety Week Aims To Cut Hazards

National Farm Safety Week from July 25 to 31 urges every farm resident to eliminate at least one hazard. Ned H Dearborn of the National Safety Council says the goal targets 30 million farm residents to reduce farm deaths and injuries. New Madrid County Farm Bureau promotes household actions during the week with daily emphasis on home safety livestock safety falls highway safety and machinery handling.

Harry S. Truman United States of America Ned H. Dearborn National Safety Council New Madrid

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