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Newspaper

Sikeston Herald

Location

Sikeston, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jun 09, 1955

Page

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Make New Assessment A Fair One for All

An editorial notes the Missouri State Tax Commission ordered sizable increases in Scott county real estate assessments, including Sikeston property, to tackle long-standing inequities. It urges careful, property based apportionment, professional help, and full public disclosure of all tax rolls to ensure a fair, transparent rebalancing and offsetting corporate tax reductions.

Scott County State Tax Commission Sikeston Railroads Telephone Company The Herald Chas H. Butler Scott Counts Court John Vaughn Haim Edith T Moberivo Bonten Bindeott Cotmineree wCouten Diehrstadt Sacadtioi Vabauitien Cleoil

Flag display urged by governor and legion

Governor Phil M Donnelly proclaims June 6 to June 11 as New Glory For Old Glory Week in Missouri and urges citizens to display the National colors on Flag Day June 14 1935. The American Legion with Seaborn P Collins and Elmer W Kuhlmann backs the program with dry cleaners offering free flag cleaning.

American Legion Korea Seaborn P. Collins Las Cruces N. M Phil M. Donnelly Elmer W. Kuhlmann St. Louis James S. Whitfield Jefferson City Donnealy Missouri United States Phil M Donnelly State OF

Annual Clean Up Campaign To Start June 10 Events Listed

James M. Beaired of the Chamber of Commerce released the 1955 Clean Up Part Up and Fix Up program set to begin June 12 with a mammoth parade and eight days of property renovation activities. The plan includes a parade, church cooperation, front and vacant lot work, health, repair and modernization, fire prevention, landscaping, and a wind up with inspections.

James M. Beaired Chamber of Commerce City Library Center St Scott Flint St S W Nineshignway Malone Malone New Madrid Ae Ae Ra

Truck Crash Near Sikeston Injures Three Davis Family

Jerry Davis Alma Davis and Elmo Davis were injured when a westbound truck rear ended their vehicle on Highway 60 East about 31 miles east of Sikeston while en route from Cairo to Dexter with household goods. Alma Davis 17 and Elmo Davis 44 are treated as satisfactory at Missouri Delta Community Hospital.

Ax Jerry Alma Davis Elmo Davis Davis Sikeston James Smith Chicago State Patrol Cairo Dexter Missouri Delta Community Hospital

Attendance at Sireston Sunday Schools June 5 1955

Attendance figures from several churches list totals for June 5 1955 with First Baptist 475 First Methodist 440 First Assembly of God 308 and related church names.

Sireston First Baptist Church First Methodist Church First Assembly of God Church Paneer Street Godgua

Sikeston High appoints Harold Kiehne principal

The Sikeston School Board approved Superintendent Lynn Twitty’s recommendation to hire Harold Kiehne as high school principal succeeding Noah Gray. Kiehne, a Southeast Missouri State College graduate with a career in coaching and administration, plans to move to Sikeston after securing housing.

Sikeston School Lynn Twitty Harold Kiehne Noah Gray Kiehne Jackson Wh School Jackson Southeast Mo State College Cape Girardeau George Peabbogy College Nashville Tenn Cape State Southeast Issour State College Advance High School Herewlameum Hatt Curtis Publishing Company Heacs National Education Association Missouri State Teachers Association Harti Lions Club Lutheran Church Sikeston Othe Gordon Bearer St. Joseph Sepooal Mite Ethetene Jolly Dessie B. Pape Jomesbore Ark C.D. Matthews TT Twatty Macte Gentral Revenue Fund Pwitty Inc Lee Hunter Io O Stertee Jdinie Haghschoot Band

Lauterbach Named New Pastor at Sikeston Concordia

W Eugene Lauterbach of Mayville Wisconsin informed Concordia Lutheran Church Sikeston that he accepted a call as pastor serving Scott Mississippi New Madrid and Stoddard counties He plans to marry Carol Wells in June and move to Sikeston by August 20 1951 The Sikeston congregation has been without a regular pastor for about a year since Pastor Rex Weiss resigned.

New W. Eugene Lauterbach Mayville Wis Concordia Lutheran Church Sikeston Concordia Scott Mississippi New Madrid Stoddard Lauterbach Concordia Seminary St. Louis Calpitol University and Seminary Columbus Wil Fiaan AL Lauterbach Kermit Rockford Pastor Lauterbach Mass Carol Wells Detroit Mich Concordia Colsee Milwaukee Rex. Lauterbach Sikeston Lutheran Colatin Rex Fart Weiss Hammond Ind

Obituary: Maud McDowell 67 Dies at Daughter's Home

Mrs. Maud McDowell aged 67 dies at her daughter's home in Greenville after a heat attack. Born June 27, 1888 in Webster County, she moved here years ago. Survived by three sons Hugh Bozeman of St. Louis and others, and a daughter. Funeral services to be held at Neon Funeral Chapel with burial at Reed Chapel near Stewart.

Maud McDowell Lee Horton Rath Street Webster County Mischioand Toprotran. O Greenville Une Bozeman Eupera Hugh Bozeman St. Loy Bad

Death of Floyd LeSieur at 44 in Carrollton hospital

Floyd Doby LeSieur 44 died suddenly of a heart attack at the hospital. Born January 18 in Portageville he was the son of William and Tetha Lesieur. He owned a barbeque stand and later Doby's Liquor Store on Highway 61 N. Survived by his wife Mildred Artecd, a brother Lavel Le Sieur, and other relatives. Funeral at Welsh Funeral Home and burial at Memorial Park Cemetery. Also noted a $950,000 bond issue for a Carroll County hospital was defeated in a special election yesterday.

Floyd ‘Doby” LeSieur Hocnital Floyd ‘Debs Portagesille Willam Tetha Lesieur Mice Mildred Artecd Sikeston City Pig Doby's Highway 61 Lavel le Sieur Portageville Toam Reg Eld Owen Eame Memorial Park Cemetery Carrollton Carroll County

Planters Bank Mayor Says Sikeston Authorized To Open

Planters Bank plans a Sikeston opening with FDIC approval and state finance consent. Remodeling at 927 Malone Ave will create a modern bank with drive in tellers and night depository, aiming late August or early September. Executive VP Denton of Newport, Ark, will oversee operations and staffing.

Sikeston Londay State of Missouri Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Planters Bank G27 Malone Avenue Sirkeston Survauadiie Woov Denton Newport Ark wWeek Bank of Doniphan Thanoder Hosbres W. V. Denton Whic New Planters Bank

Sikeston Lions Club Elects Bowman President

Sikeston Lions Club named Lee Austin Bowman president elect for the new term. Officers listed include Bob Mitchell as first vice president Earl Cook as second vice president Fed Kerby as third vice president and Dack Watkins as den keeper with several assistants. The club plans its annual chicken fly and a meeting set for the first Wednesday after June 6 at the airport.

Sikeston Lions Chiboowil Lee Austin Bowman Eelect Oweeld Cial Noah Gras Lions Notooriry Bob Mitchell Earl Cook Fed Kerby Dack Watkins Shick Jones Alg Tenkhol Don Pasaka Tailtwaster Amd Doe Beste Deham Wesson Marshall Cragg J. Bo Harper

Morehouse coach Harrod resigns after seven years

Coach Gene Harrod of Morehouse College resigns after seven years building a strong boys basketball program. He accepted a new post at Cahokia Community High School in East St. Louis. During his tenure Morehouse won the New Madrid County tournament seven times, placed runner-up four times in state play, and posted a 2500 win total with a .918 winning percentage.

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Chest Contributors Name Director Choice Debate

A garbled OCR item shows calls for chest contributors to name a director choice. The text lists several names including Robert S. Matthews, David E. Blanton, Las Meares, Oscar Carniv, and others, with scattered references to families and places, though the full context is unclear.

New Signs To Greet Missouri Visitors On State Borders

Missouri’s State Highway Commission installs large welcome signs at border entries reading Welcome to Missouri. Twelve signs were shipped to districts 1, 3, 5, 8, 9 and 1 with two to districts 4, 6 and 7 as part of a program to greet visitors. Installation will continue on state routes over the next few days with locations to be announced.

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