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Newspaper

Sikeston Herald

Location

Sikeston, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1949

Page

8

Southeast Missouri Agricultural Bureau Organized

Thirty years ago leading district farmers formed the Southeast Missouri Agricultural Bureau at Sikeston for mutual interests and farm product sales. Thad Snow of Charleston was president with T J Dougasse of Kennett as vice president and Rennphon Caverno of Canaloa Treacher as treasurer. An exhibit of district farm samples was planned and later shown at Union Station in St Louis under Irl A Wormwood.

Paarty Southeast Iowa Agricultural Bureau Sikeston Thad Snow Charleston T. J Doug‘se Kennett Rennphon Caverno Canaloa Treacher John T. Stinson

Local business changes and improvements noted in Sikeston

On June 24 Jesse Kimes sold her interest in the Buckner Rags store to J A Martin of Herieston and ended ties with the firm. George Lough replaced the seven year manager and O W McCutchen installed new meats at Malone Theater. Attendees praised the theater’s improvements and the higher quality films. A mass meeting on Friday June 20 supported an artesian well plan for Sikeston, urged by A L of Arkansas, promising a wetter water supply.

Jesse Kimes Esnterest J. A. Martin Herieston George Lough O. W. McCutchen Malone Theater Teese Ikeston A. L. O At Arkansas Sikeston

Scott County Republican committee meeting in Weston

Ed Hollingsworth sought postmaster at Sikes to succeed the late Wm H Seer. The meeting noted routine committee work, while local events included a drill on the IL tract, a Sunnyland passenger derailment with no injuries, and various local honors and appointments including Boy Scout merit badges and a Red Cross award. Residents Jules Greer heads to New York, and a bacon recipe from Mrs Bailey surfaces in congressional cooking.

Scott County Republican Committee Weston Ed Hollingsworth Aeei Sikesyn Wm. H.seer Burney Wagner and Associates Pe IL Sunnyland Uiam Deveia Sikeston Yards En- Curtis Iron@aie Sikeston Boys Harry Young John Denman David Keasier Ben Carroll Basseary Charles Cook Woodrow Hardin Red Cross Ward Denman Robert Dempster Sikeswm McCoy-Tanner Swendelyn Kirk George Kirk Scott County Woman's Christan Temperance Union Bapti. Church Tee Specter Calvin Greer Skeston Jules New York Srenda Holland-Amercan Line Bailey Seemer R. E Bailey Congressional Cook Bank Congress

Sional Club in Washington Draws 115 Women

The Sional Club in Washington hosted a gathering attended by one hundred fifteen women, highlighting local social and cultural engagement in the capital.

Sional Club Washington

Sikeston News: Lions Club secretary treasurer honored again

Ten years of service as secretary treasurer for Ralph Anderson in Sikeston. David Lumsden, longtime Sikeston resident, dies in St. Louis at Lutheran Hospital after a long stomach ailment. W. Edwin Hartford named principal of South Grade School, succeeding Tharon Stallings. Two Sikeston youths, Joe Dover and John Webster Bowman, head to West Point and Annapolis. Fifty businesses attend Kiwanis sponsored motion picture at Malone Theater.

David Lumsden Sikeston Lutheran St. Louis Board of Education W. Edwin Hartford Columbia Tharon Stallings Joe Dover John Webster Bowman West Point Annapolis Malone Theater Kiwanis Club of

Red Cross chairman named in Scott County meeting

Rev. R. M. Talbert of Sikeston was chosen chairman of the Scott County Red Cross at the annual chapter meeting held June 16 in the Sikeston Library Auditorium. More than a million dollars was invested in war bonds by Scott county people since the Fifth War Loan Drive began on June 12. Lieut. Sonny Waggener was among those noted.

R. M. Talbert Sikeston Scott County Red Cross Sikeston Library Scott County Sonny Waggener

Air Corps honors mother with plane name Ise

In the South Pacific a serviceman named his plane Ise in tribute to his mother Isebell Waggener. Her son Sonny gave the name while his brother D B notes her as Bell. Cpl Joe Arbaugh, son of Milburn and Mamie Arbaugh, returns from a west coast Marines post on a secret mission.

Air Corps South Pacific Ise Lenda Corbin Mary Emma Waller State College Cape Girardeau Sikeston Harvey Parks

Wheat floods Sikeston as trucks pile in grain

A flood of wheat arrived in Sikeston with three abreast trucks delivering thousands of bushels to weighing stations. Captain Lewis Conley noted no mass rush of youths seeking draft exemptions under the new selective service law. International Shoe plant workers to take July 5 to 13 vacation. The Whiteway Standard and Stacy Fleetway stations opened formally. Sikeston summer band enrolls 151. Miss Lorraine Graber, daughter of Louis and former Sikeston residents, wed Elliott Kolker in Memphis.

Sikeston Lewis Conley 140Th Infantry Headquarters Missouri National Guard International Shoe Company W. L. Haters Herman Mattlingly Frances New York Washington D. C Virginia Whiteway Standard Stacy Fleetway Elliott Kolker Memphis

Funeral Tuesday for Aged Perkins Resident

Funeral services for M. L. Pirtle 80 were held at 2 p.m. last Tuesday at the Perkins Baptist church with Rev. Luther Moore of Sikes ton officiating. Pirtle died Monday at the Perkins home where he had lived 46 years. Born in Broughton Illinois he wed Delia Allen in 1888. They moved to Perkins in 1903. Survived by wife two sons three daughters a sister 21 grandchildren and 33 great grandchildren.

M. L. Pirtle Baptist Church Perkins Luther Moore Sikeston Pirtle Broughton Delia Allen

Pemiscot County Hospital Contract Granted

Caruthersville reports the Pemiscot County Memorial Hospital Association Board has let the contract for the erection of the hospital.

Caruthersville Board of Commissioners The Pemiscot County Memorial Hospital Association

Polio case, resurfacing plan, and a child’s death in county

Pemiscot county reports a second polio case for the year with four year old Billie Fays Blair Carmean treated at Children’s Hospital St Louis for neck paralysis. In Charleston major streets will be resurfaced and reconditioned this summer following city council action. Clark Allen Jackson 11, died after a three month brain tumor illness at his home on West Commercial Street.

Caruthersville Billie Fays Blair Carmean J. W. Carmean Children’s Hospital St. Louis Pemiscot County Charleston Clark Allen Corky) Jackson Jesse J. Jackson W. Commercial Street

Kennett concert program tentative after meeting

The Dunklin County Concert Association has drafted a tentative program following a meeting with a representative from the Columbia Concert Service. The discussion aimed to plan future performances and confirm possible ensembles for the season.

Kennett Dunklin County Concert Association Columbia Concert Service

Patterson Dies From Car Crash Injuries

Jesse Freeman Patterson, 49, of Quinn, died at Presrell Hospital from injuries after his car collided with another near Caruth last Saturday. The crash occurred Monday morning was the fatal culmination of the accident.

Kennett Jesse Freeman Patterson Quinn Presrell Hospital Patterson Caruth

Drowned man on fishing trip near Horine Missouri

DE de Soto Festus resident DE soto LeRoy Winkler 27 drowned after falling from a boat on Joachim Creek near Horine on a Sunday fishing trip with his brother and two companions Coroner Darel J Mahn of Jefferson County said Winkler could not swim.

DE Soto Charence LeRoy Winkler Festus Joachim Creek Horine Winkler Darel J. Mahn Jefferson County

Pemiscot Broadcasting Co forms for 1000 watt station Ca ruthersville

Pemiscot Broadcasting Co filed to build a 1000 watt radio station in Caruthersville. The group plans the new station as the town expands its broadcasting service. PUxico reports chamber plans to construct a cement block city fire building beside the jail, with detailed blueprints and site layout.

Caruthersville Pemiscot Broadcasting Co Puxico Chamber of Commerce

Dexter Girl Loses Sight At Graduation

Eighteen year old Betty Joiner daughter of Mr and Mrs John Joiner of Dexter lost sight of one eye during Dexter high school baccalaureate services. She had earlier lost sight in her other eye after a green walnut strike. While dizzy and seeing spots she was aided to her seat and now lies in Firmin Desloge Hospital St Louis where doctors operated on the eye and hope to restore some vision.

Betty Joiner John Joiner Dexter Betty Firmin Desloge Hospital St. Lows

Foundation to lay corner stone at Cape Girardeau building

Southeast Missouri Baptist Foundation at Cape Girardeau will lay the cornerstone of the new foundation building with a 3 00 p m ceremony on Sunday June 26 A program will include messages by Walter H Ford of Cape Girardeau Dr W W Parker president of Southeast Missouri State College and Dr T W Medearis Missouri Baptists General Secretary There will be special music and group singing Plans will be made for comfort of attendees The service will be outside in front of the building Chairs will be provided to allow all to see and hear Ample parking space provided Public invited and a large crowd expected

Southeast Missouri Baptist Foundation Cape Girardead Walter H. Ford Cape Girardeau W. W. Parker Southeast Missour State College T. W. Medearis The Missouri Baptists

Social Security rep to meet in Sikeston on June 28

Louis R. Stone, field representative of the Cape Girardeau SSA office, will be at Sikeston city hall on Tuesday June 28 at 10:00 a.m. to discuss filing age 65 and death claims, issue original or duplicate account number cards, and help with name changes on Social Security records.

Louis R. Stone Cape Girardeau Social Security Administration Sikeston Stone

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