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Newspaper

Sikeston Herald

Location

Sikeston, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jun 09, 1938

Page

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Cotton Grading School Planned for Caruthersville

Plan discussed for a five day cotton grading and classing school in Caruthersville starting July 25. Sponsored by Extension Service and regional cotton groups, the program will include expert lectures, daily two tasks, and five hours of grading tests supervised by experienced instructors. About 100 ginners and farmers expected to attend across Southeast Missouri counties.

Caruthersville Missouri County Marshall Hotel Gordon B. Nance New Madrid County Missouri College of Agriculture At Columbia The Extension Service, Vocational Agricultural Teaching Mid- South Cotton Growers Association Arkansas-Missouri Ginners Association Nance Mr. Nance Floyd Sbarnhardt L. H. Conly Jr Charleston Mid-South Cotton Growers Association Scott County Frank B. Veatch Ed Dickenson Missouri C. R. Taubert Dunklin County M. D. Amburgy Pemiscot County Pete Head Ripley County R. Q. Brown Mississippi County C. H. Allspaugh L. H. Ragsdale Stoddard County

Not Endorsed By Sikeston Churches Seals Sold Here

A Sikeston minister reports a seal bearing the words Go to Church is being sold to local merchants by 72 Nickerson without the consent of Sikeston pastors. Nickerson offered to give a portion of sale proceeds to the endorsing church, but pastors did not approve, yet sales continued.

Sikeston Nickerson

Cooter Woman Drowns Self in Rain Barrel Verdict

Ellen Frazier, 53, of Cooter, died at home after being inside a 50 gallon rain barrel on the rear porch. A coroner's jury ruled death by own action through drowning. She had been in ill health. survivors include husband S. F. Frazier, two sons, and two daughters.

Ellen Frazier Cooter Frazier

Sikeston Council Approves Municipal Pool Plan and Details

The Sikeston city council at its regular meeting authorized a formal application to the Works Progress Administration for aid to build a public swimming pool east of the Armory in Chamber of Commerce Park. The pool, about 60 by 120 feet, will cost around 30000 dollars with 5000 from a prior bond issue and the rest from fees or other sources, possibly aided by the RFC.

Sikeston City Works Progress Administration Sikeston PWA Chamber of Commerce Sikeston Municipal Swimming Pool

Sikeston Divers Reel In A 150-Pound Gulf Shark

Sikeston quartet Bob Matthews Dempsey Gardner G C Baker and Wm E Mathew returned from a ten day Southern tour fishing in Mississippi Texas Louisiana and other states In Gulfport Matthews landed a 150 pound shark and Gardner caught three smaller ones a 50 pounder and two 25 pounders They were trolling with hand lines using sea trout as bait when the 150 pound shark struck After a twenty minute battle the shark was hauled aboard measuring five and a half to six feet long with a twelve inch head span.

Bob Matthews Dempsey Gardner G. C. Baker Wm E. Mahew Mississippi Texas Louisiana South Gulfport Miss Gulf of Mexico Gardner Matthews

Mrs Yount Family Plans Weekend Visit to St Louis

Mrs J H Yount and her son Jack will spend the weekend in St Louis with their husband and father Dr J H Yount.

J. H. Yount Jack St. Louis

Anti New Dealer Wins In Iowa Primary

Senator Guy M. Gillette won Iowa's Republican primary for re election over Representative Otha Wearin who claimed to be the administration's choice. Senator Wheeler of Montana hailed Gillette's victory as democracy vindication and repudiation of backseat drivers in Washington. The result boosted anti packing bill senators facing primary opposition and surpassed Democrat votes by more than 90,000.

Guy M. Gillette Iowa Otha Wearin Wheeler Montana Gillette Washington Senate Harry Hopkins Works Progress Administration Thomas Corcoran James Roosevelt Supreme Court

Mrs. S H Dunaway Visits Vincennes With Davis Couple

Mrs. S H Dunaway traveled with Mr and Mrs Norman Davis to Vincennes Indiana for a week long stay beginning Monday. The trip marks a social visit between families in a midwestern city.

S. H. Dunaway Mrs. Norman Davis Vincennes Ind

Candidates File For Nomination In Scott County Contests

Filing for office in Scott County closes with Democratic tickets showing contests for Representative in the State Legislature, collector, prosecuting attorney, and presiding judge of the county court. The list includes Emil Steck for Treasurer, J W Heeb for Presiding Judge, and many others across multiple townships with re elections noted.

Scott County Emil Steck Formfelt J. W. Heeb Chaffee J. D. O'Connor William Oliver Tom Scott W. N Kelso David E. Blanton Conly Purcell Sikeston General Assembly C. C. White J. S. Wallace Richland W. R B. Griffin Brown Jewell Wm. S. Smith Kelso Township E. D. Preston

Weather highs and lows for the week in Sikeston

The week saw a high of 93 degrees on Monday and a low of 53 degrees yesterday morning. Rainfall totaled 0.25 inches. Thunderstorms and cooler weather are forecast for Sikeston and nearby areas.

Supervised Play for Sikeston Children Begins Today

Fifty to seventy five children from ages three up registered for a city supervised program modeled on national efforts. The Lions Kiwanis American Legion Junior Chamber of Commerce and Woman's Junior Chamber each donated twenty five dollars for equipment. WPA aides and a school board supervisor organize divisions by age with junior and senior groups at Bailey and South Grade schools. Activities run weekdays 8:30 to 11:50 and 3:00 to 6:00 with rain holds.

Vernon Green Lions Club Kiwanis Club American Legion Junior Chamber of Commerce Senior Chamber of Commerce Woman's Junior Chamber of Commerce Works Progress Administration South Bailey School Green Virginia Ryan Julia C. Clare James Bruce Marion Deal Luther A Little Houston Layden WPA

Chicken Thieves Sentenced On Two Year Terms

Columbus Hatcher Henry Hibler and John Lee Roundtree all Negroes from Sikeston were given two year sentences in the State Penitentiary in New Madrid circuit court. Roundtree alias John Lee had escaped from Fort Smith Arkansas jail in 1930. They were arrested May 27 for stealing 17 chickens near Matthews May 26. George Hall got two years for carrying a concealed weapon. Lucille Taly was granted a divorce from Charles Taly with custody of their minor child. Roy W Killingsworth was granted a divorce from Vergie Killingsworth.

Columbus Hatcher Henry Hibler John Lee Roundtree Sikeston New Madrid Jefferson City Roundtree John Lee Forrest City Ark Matthews George Hall Lucille Taly Charles Taly Roy W. Killingsworth Vergie Killingsworth

Concrete Pour Planned on South New Madrid Street

Workmen begin concrete pouring on South New Madrid street next week from the brick pavement south of Hotel Marshall to Gladys street. Expansion may extend pavement on New street to William street as road beds are prepared this week.

New Madrid Street Hotel Marshall Gladys Street New Street William Street

Butane Gas Company Adds New Employee

Russell DeVore has joined the Butane Gas Corporation force, recently arriving from Little Rock Arkansas. He is the brother of Mrs. J F Moore, whose husband also works with the company. Mrs. DeVore plans to join him soon.

Russell DeVore Butane Gas Corporation Little Rock Ark Mr. DeVore J. F. Moore DeVore

No Trace Found of Escaped Negro Thief

A Scott county report states that 25-year-old Negro Frank James who escaped from Deputy Sheriff Gene Robert during transfer to the county jail has not been found. Sheriff Mrs Wade Anderson and a State Highway Patrol posse combed the Benton and Commerce Charleston areas with no results as of midnight. The escape followed a courtroom order barring weapons. James fled into a thicket after being escorted from the circuit court room. Also jailed are two Oran girls, Dorothy and Josephine Lewis, both 15, committed to the Convent of the Good Shepherd in St. Louis until adulthood.

Herald Wade Anderson Scott County Benton Anderson State Highway Patrol Commerce-Charleston Frank James Sherff Gene Robert Circuit Court Frank Kelly State Penitentiary Robert New County James Oran Dorothy Lewis Josephine Lewis

Sleeping Sickness Affects Horses in New Madrid County

New Madrid Missouri June 9 Farmers urged to watch horses and mules for encephalomyelitis or sleeping sickness after four cases near New Madrid Tuesday. Dr J W Moore deputy state veterinarian treated a sick mare and found similar cases at Dawson and Bloomfield farms and Horton pasture. Disease spreads by flies and mosquitoes. Vaccination and prompt serum use recommended to control losses.

New Madrid Broom J W. Moore James Bloomfield Moore Dawson Brothers A. F. Stanley Dawson Bloomfield Horton Bloomfield Farm Missouri Pemiscot Dunklin

Tommy Marshall Begins Work at Hollingsworths Drug Store

Tommy Marshall, from the 1938 Sikes ton high school graduating class and salutatorian, started as a sales clerk at Hollingsworth's Drug Store on Tuesday morning.

Tommy Marshall Hollingsworte Sikeston High School Hollingsworth Dmg Marshall

Banker Wins Tax Land Dispute In Gerald Case

Commissioner for the Bank of Gerald defends against C E Felker. Judge Kelly rules an owner redeeming land sold for taxes need not pay unrelated back taxes but all taxes remain a lien. Felker plans an appeal of the ruling.

Bank of Gerald Gerald C. E. Felker Kelly

Also Mentioned on This Page

Ahb Hivr Esa Armory Chamber of Commerce Park Chaney Scott Street Reconstruction Finance Corporation RFC Gust Zacher Presnell H. S. Johnson Gladys J. H. Kready North Street Ward 4 Matthews Avenue Ward Moore General Revenue Fund Water Department Public Library Public Park Moore Avenue Sikeston Boys Gulf Anti-New Constable Democratic Moreland Township Arnold C. Roberts W. C. Porter Sylvania C. C. Myers Morley George M. Campbell Walter Burgess Sandywoods J. S Peal Blodgett A. D. Huey L. A. Clark Walter Ancell Ira Shuffit Claude McManus For County Committee Democratic Commerce Norval F. Anderson Susie Moore Jeff Sutton C. L. Blanton Sr W. P. Wilkerson FE. G. Buchanan Tywappity John Michael Diehlstadt L. P. Driskill Loretta Carroll Lora McLain F. A. Metz J. F. Crader More South New Madrid Butane Gas Company
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