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Sikeston Herald

Location

Sikeston, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jun 02, 1949

Page

3

New Madrid County Air Tour Planned

New Madrid County soils and crops committee plans a two part summer air tour. One leg from Gideon air field covers the southern county and another from Sikeston air field covers the north. The event aims to help farmers view farm problems from the air with June 21 proposed and June 22 as rain backup. exact routes to be announced later.

New Madrid County Gideon Air Field Sikeston Air Field New Madrid Scott County

4-H Council President Names Picnic Committees

Wendell Crosby appoints committees for the annual New Madrid County 4-H Club Picnic on July 14 at Canalou High School. The program committee includes Mrs. Hugh Rogers, Mrs. Don Kochel, Mrs. John Haubold, Mrs. Roy Stanley, and Mrs. Ralph Hubbard. Educational planning is led by Mrs. Arnold Matson, Mrs. D. N. Powell, Mrs. M. L. McElyen, and Bernadette Flanagan. Recreational planning features C. G. Scott, Jeannette Haubold, Jeaniece Haubold, Davie Jo Kochel, Francis Hulshof, Martha Hubbard, Pete Chartrau, and Frank Stanley.

Wendell Crosby New Madrid Canalou High School Crosby Hugh Rogers Sikeston Don Kochel Canalea John Haubold Marston Roy Stanley Matthews Ralph Hubbard Cox-Baderville Club Arnold Matson Jericho Jolly Workers Club D. N. Powell M. L. McElyen Fairview Club Bernadette Flanagan C. G. Scott Pharris Ridge Club Jeannette and Jeaniece Haubold Davie Jo Kochel Canaloa Francis Hulshof Shamrock Club Martha Hubbard Cox- Baderville Pete Chartrau Kewanee Frank Stanley

Farm and Home Institute Speakers at Columbia June 9

Purdue graduate Dean E C Young an agricultural economist with 20 years on Cornell and Purdue staffs will speak on day two of the Missouri Farm and Home Institute in Columbia on June 9. Dean Henry P Rusk of Missouri University College of Agriculture will join in a four way discussion on whether industry labor and agriculture can cooperate to preserve the American economy.

Dean E. C. Young Purdue University Missouri Farm and Home Institute Columbia Dean Young Cornell Purdue Universities American Association of Farm Managers and Rural Appraisers International Conference of Agricultural Economists New York Special Commission On Agriculture Henry P. Rusk Missouri University College of Agriculture Missouri Farm and Home Institute Dean Rusk Illinois College of Agriculture Illinois

Ed Cherbonnier to Lead Missouri Farm Policy Talks

St Louis agricul ture advocate Ed Cherbonnier will lead open farm policy discussions at Missouri University's Farm and Home Institute in Columbia on June 8 and 9. The program ends with audience discussion, while Cherbonnier provides summaries of presented facts and opinions.

Missouri Ed Cherbonnier St. Louis Missouri University Farm and Home Institute Columbia Cherbonnier

Kennett Man Named New Member of Court Board

Adolphus M. Riggs of Kennett was appointed as the new layman on the Appellate Judicial Commission for Springfield district by Governor Forrest Smith. He is president of the Missouri Retail Hardware Dealers Association, succeeding Harris D. Rodgers of Benton who resigned to join the State Highway Commission. Riggs will serve until December 31, 1954.

Adolphus M. Riggs Kennett Appellate Judicial Commission Springfield Forrest Smith Riggs Missouri Retail Hardware Dealers Association Harris D. Rodgers Benton State Highway Commission Judicial Commission Missouri Rigg

New Madrid County 4-H Clubs Report Active Projects

Ten girls in the Canaloa Clothing I project led by Mrs. N. E. Harrison finished their work and will enroll again this fall. Boys in the New Madrid Club Craft project under Mrs. Richard Bartlett made toothbrush holders candle holders bird houses and string savers. Portageville 4-H workers studied grooming and Camp Arcadia delegates Joe Shelby King and Patricia Meatte were chosen for July 28 to 30. Fairview Food Preparation group with Mrs. M. L. McElyen and Alfred Byrd planned a picnic at Felker Park. Parma Clothing I group of seven finished their work and will start Clothing II after a weiner roast. Shirley Nelson and Vernon Timms were selected for Arcadia camp. Camp alternates named. Reports show higher participation for Achievement Day with clubs to select representatives for the Good Grooming Contest August 5 and 6 at Lilbourn. Each project may enter individuals or teams, and each member may enter one or more exhibits for County Achievement.

Canaloa Clothing I N. E. Harrison New Madrid Club Richard Bartlett Portageville 4-H Felker Park Benton New Madrid Community Club Presbyterian Church Paul Grimes Parma Clothing I Project Shirley Nelson Vernon Timms Marston Club Arcadia Pearl Bowen Billy Stearns Lilbourn

Sikeston Man Joins Lincoln Life Honor Roll

J. M. Arbaugh, Sikeston agent for The Lincoln National Life Insurance Co., qualified for a sales honor club. Cecil F. Cross announced the invite to attend the Midwest regional sales congress at Detroit's Hotel Book-Cadillac on July 6 7 and 8 to study life underwriting developments and adapting insurance to current conditions.

J. M. Arbaugh Sikeston Lincoln National Life Insurance Company Cecil F. Cross Arbaugh Cadillac Detroit

Sikeston on Child Safety Honor Roll

Sikeston Missouri on the Austennmobile Club of Missouri Honor Roll for having no traffic fatalities to school-age children in 1948. Sikeston has remained on the list for four years while Kennett is the other Southeast Missouri city on the safety honor roll with no such fatalities in the past three years. This notice also promotes LAIR'S Frigidaire refrigerators with a generic ad tagline.

St. Louis Sikeston Missouri Illinois Austenmobile Club of Missouri Kennett

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Alice Alexander Missouri University Home Economist Statler Mayfair Lennox Lammert's Midwest Lair’s Sedalia Wsppa Dean H. P. Rusk Foundation For American Agriculture Missouri Farm and Industry Council Purina-Ralston Organization National Feed Dealers Association Herbert Rolf County Extension Office Gotred Coca-Cola Company Sikeston Coca-Cola Bottling CO G. W. Smith Sikeston Man G. I. Loans Scott Insurance Agency Kiechranreactove Cowie Kelvinator Fox Taptotettom Atorage Coen Ment Lewis Sales Company Sikeston, Missouri
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