Health Council elects officers and board members
The Scott County Health Council met at the courthouse in Bent on Monday evening. Fred Lewallen was named president E L Corbin vice president and Mrs R Clinton Scott secretary treasurer. New board members were elected for three year terms Dr A D Martin Mrs W C Arnold and R H Henson others serve two or one year terms. By Laws and constitution were accepted and 22 memberships paid. A film County Health Unit in Action was shown afterward.
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Scott County Health Council
Benton
Fred Lewallen
Chaffee
E. L. Corbin
Sikeston
R. Clinton Scott
A. D. Martin
W. C. Arnold
Ancell
R. H. Henson
Oran
H. J. Mellies
New Hamburg
Ward Hunter
Morley
Albion Anderson
Commerce
R. H. Mackley
Blodgett
Joseph A. Leslie
Charles L. Blanton Jr
Father of Sikeston Man Dead at Malden
Funeral services were held Tuesday for Thomas Houchin 71 a Malden resident who died at 3 a.m. Monday at his daughter's home Mrs Dewey Green He was father of Roy Houchin manager of the Front Street Kroger in Sikeston Survivors include five other children Marion and Gene Houchin Nevada Chalmer Houchin Hannibal Aubrey M Houchin Malden and Mrs Jim Richardson Paragould Ark
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Thomas Houchin
Malden
Dewey Green
Roy Houchin
Front Street
Kroger
Sikeston
Training Courses for Leaders of Girl Scouts
A two week training program for Girl Scout leaders is announced for March 7 8 and March 14 15 from 730 to 930 p m for senior and intermediate troops with a Brownie session March 10 930 am to 330 pm at the Methodist church in Sikeston. Mrs Charle A Hicks former Roanoke field director assists. No charge. Send name address and current scouting role to Mrs T A Martin 720 North Kingshighway Sikeston. Sikeston has six Girl Scout troops and five Brownie troops, with potential for more if more women volunteer.
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Methodist Church
Charle A. Hicks
Roanoke
Virginia
Sikeston
T. A. Martin
North Kingshighway
Harold Pitman
Elmer Poage Declares Candidacy For Fourth Ward Alderman
Elmer Poage announces his bid for fourth ward alderman in the upcoming city election. A first time candidate, Poage is a 23 year Sikes ton resident and manager of C. B. Poage & Son metal working business.
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Elmer Poage
Aldreman
Poage
Sikeston
C. B. Poage & Son
Bank Official to Speak to Farm Loan Group Sikeston Meeting
The National Farm Loan Association of Sikeston holds its annual meeting March 10 in the Dunn Hotel banquet room, starting 11 am. Ralph Anderson, secretary treasurer, announces speakers including Willie Robert P Mills of the Federal Land Bank and Heartsill Banks of Wardell. Luncheon at 11:30 precedes program with music by Mesdames Poage and Canedy. Board of directors to be elected for two and three year terms. current officers Maxwell Williams and Lawrence Simpson lead the group.
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National Farm Loan Association of Sikeston
Dunn Hotel
Sikeston
Ralph Anderson
Willie Robert P Mills
Association Service Division
Federal Land Bank of
Maxwell Williams
Gideon
Lawrence Simpson
Charleston
District Farmer Named to State Board of Education
Governor Forrest Smith appoints T A Haggard of Steele Pemiscot to the State Board of Education succeeding Charles G Ross who died. New members include Clarence H Havens Jr of Joplin replacing John H Flangan Jr and Charles F Lamkin Jr of Kansas City replacing James Nugent. Re-appointed are J E B Mitchell of St Louis and Olin Drennan of Kirksville. Mitchell and Lamkin are Democrats. others are Republicans.
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T. A. Haggard
Steele
Pemiscot County
Forrest Smith
State Board of Education
Charles G. Ross
Caruthersville
Clarence H. Havens Jr
Joplin
John H. Flangan Jr
Charles F. Lamkin Jr
Kansas City
James Nugent
T That
Local public works meeting details disclosed
Roy M. Johnson of Sikeston, Joe Dirnberger of Oran, George Doerr of Dexter, and assistant secretary treasurer Mrs. Doris Meldrum are named. The territory served covers Scott, New Madrid, Stoddard and Mississippi counties. Offices are in the Board of Public Works building in Sikeston. The meeting will feature annual reports from association offices.
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Roy M. Johnson
Sikeston
Joe Dirnberger
Oran
George Doerr
Dexter
Doris Meldrum
Scott
New Madrid
Stoddard
Mississippi
Board of Public Works
Association
Death of McCarthy Brothers firm member at 51
Merry L. McCarthy of St Louis, 51, secretary treasurer of McCarthy Brothers Construction, helped erect Missouri Delta Community Hospital in Sikeston. He died at St Mary’s Hospital of a heart ailment. Funeral at St Roch’s, burial at Calvary. Survivors include wife Gertrude, four sons, parents, a brother, and two sisters.
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Merry L. McCarthy
St Louis
McCarthy Brothers Construction Company
Missouri Delta Community Hospital
Sikeston
St. Mary's Hospital
St. Louis
St. Roch’s Catholic Church
Calvary Cemetery
McCarthy
Beig
Rock Hill Quarry Company
McCarthy-Pohl Company
Missouri School of Mines
Rolla
Gertrude Finney McCarthy
Francis
John
Robert
Timothy
Timothy McCarthy
John E. McCarthy
Robert S. Carr
Fort Myers
Fla
Sidney L James
Rye
N. Y
Promotion for Former Sikeston Man
Robert H Mow, former Sikeston resident and son of Mr and Mrs Robert D Mow, 409 North Kingshighway, has been appointed director of industrial and public relations for A B Chance Company in Centralia Missouri. He has risen from office manager to industrial relations director and now heads employee and public relations as a board member. He previously worked with Berry Palmer and Day in Sikeston and is married to Ann Beck.
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Robert H Mow
Sikeston
Robert D. Mow
North Kingshighway
A. B. Chance Company
Centralia
Mo Mow
The
Chance Company
J In Sikeston
Berry, Palmer and Day
M. M. Beck
College At
Vernon
Ann Beck
Mayfield Seeks Twentieth Term as Sikeston Alderman
Loomis Mayfield announces candidacy for alderman in Sikeston's second ward. He has served the ward since April 1929 with a record of progress and city economy.
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Loomis Mayfield
Sikeston
Mayfield
Eight Criminal Cases Set for Scott County Circuit Court
Eight criminal cases are slated for trial when the Scott county circuit court opens in Benton next Monday. Defendants include True Wharton, charged with the hammer slaying of his mother near Oran last summer, with Geo W Kirk appointed as Wharton's defense attorney. Other cases involve manslaughter charges against Otto Leonard, juvenile delinquency filings against Gary and Jerry Holloway, careless and reckless driving against Joseph Darwin Williams and James Powell, burglary and larceny against Ed Bruce, and grand larceny against F L Barerrick. Twenty divorce suits are also scheduled for trial.
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Scott County
Benton
True Wharton
Oran
Atty Geo. W Kirk
Wharton
Otto Leonard
Gary Holloway
Jerry Holloway
Joseph Darwin Williams
James Powell
Ed Bruce
F. L. Barerick
Lair's Endures Fifty Years of Trusted Home Furnishings
The ad suggests LAIR'S has served steady customers and their families for fifty years, highlighting longstanding trust in home furnishing needs. It evokes a durable, reliable local business identity without detailing specific products or events.
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Lair’s
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Health Council
Robert P. Mills
Mmettwney Pastenanaed
Reig Mtg
Reiss
Missouri
Board of Education
McCarty Brothers
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