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Newspaper
Sikeston Herald
Location
Sikeston, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1952
Page
16
Ruth Dennis notes U.S. dairying supports over 28 million milk cows and an annual milk supply exceeding 57 billion quarts. She says milk, long valued as food, is the most nearly complete diet with calcium riboflavin and other nutrients. Daily recommendations call for children four cups and adults two or more cups.
Fort Myer Va Sergeant 1/c James A Frazier Jr wife Doris Ellen lives at 609 Tanner Sikeston is now serving at Fort Myer after more than three years in Europe He is the son of Mr and Mrs J A Frazier Sr Route 1 Mt Vernon Ark A 1944 graduate of Wardell Mo high school Frazier entered the Army in 1945 and was sent to Europe in January 1949 He was stationed at Orleans France before his present assignment.
Lovett seeks Senate action to restore an arms and bars ceiling. The move targets institutional limits on weapons restrictions and related enforcement practices, aiming to reestablish prior policy thresholds.
At the Junior Chamber of Commerce meeting the Sikeston Jaycees voted to sponsor a circus show on August 5. Alton McCann was appointed to head the circus committee with Jean Klein Bill Brannock and Chick Reynolds as members. A Jaycee Bootheel Council meeting is planned for Cape Girardeau on June 29, with Bill Gerhardt state vice president attending as a special guest.
Ratliffe Motors, new Sikeston Willys dealer, opens at Highway 60 West in quarters formerly Reid Lumber. Stan Ratliffe invites the public to a three day open house. Ratliffe, with prior Chevrolet and Dodge agency work in Dexter, will offer sales repairs and parts for Willys units. Mrs Ratliffe is Havilla Trigg daughter of Arthur Trigg.
A Missouri State Chamber bulletin features the Sikeston Development Clinic praising its community progress ideas. John Thompson cited the clinic in a civic affairs talk at the Missouri Commercial Executives meeting in Hannibal, prompting requests for Sikeston’s Blueprint for Progress.
Louis Stone from the Cape Social Security office will be at the City Collector’s Office Wednesday June 25 from 10:00 a.m. to noon to answer farm worker questions about the old age and survivors insurance system. He explains that reports are required only for regular employees who have a three month quarter and at least 60 days work each quarter, with $50 in cash wages paid in the quarter to be covered.
Miss Alice Martin daughter of Mr and Mrs T A Martin 720 North Kingshighway will depart Tuesday for Oakland California to attend Mills College She plans to return to Sikeston in August Her recent feature in the national magazine of Delta Delta Delta highlighted her as an outstanding campus leader at the University of Missouri
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