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Newspaper

Sikeston Herald

Location

Sikeston, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Mar 06, 1952

Page

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Photographic Studio to Move To New Location

Tern's Studio of photography moderne moves from 307 Virginia to 238 North Kingshighway near the public library about mid March. Owners Mr and Mrs Warren S Topp Jr plan to enlarge by adding a retail camera and supply store with Eastman and Dupont supplies. A grand opening sale is planned.

Tern Photography Moderne Virginia North Kingshighway Yaublic Library Warren S. Topp Jr Topp Eastman Dupont

Merger of Tucker and St Marys Truck Lines Announced

H G Schmitz president of L A Tucker Truck Lines announced a merger with St Marys Truck Lines approved by the Interstate Commerce Commission. The combined operation will take effect March 11 with St Marys Freight Lines under W J Thomure management and consolidated Cape Girardeau deliveries from the Tucker terminal.

Interstate Operating Authority St. Mary’s Truck Lines L. A Tucker Truck Lines H. G. Schmitz Tucker Firm Interstate Commerce Commission Washington Tucker Schmitz St. Mary’s Freight Lines W. J. Thomure St. Mary's Firm C. A. Thomure A. J. Thomure Cape Girardeau A. Tucker Truck Lines St. B Mary’s Tucker Terminal

Joe Anderson Files for Sheriff

Joe Anderson announces candidacy for Sheriff in Scott County with August Democratic Primary. He cites a prior sheriff tenure from 1933 to 1936 and pledges 24 hour service if elected.

Joe Anderson Scott County Missouri Lloyd C. Stark Wilson C. Beh Fornfelt

Circuit Court Actions In Scott County Benton

Three civil cases and four divorce actions were filed in the Scott County Circuit Court at Benton. Divorces include Bobby Lee Orr v Dorothy Jane Orr, Addie Christine Gatley v H Henry Gatley, Alta L Ellison v Luther H Edison, and Ruth Chaney v Roy Leonard Chaney Jr. Also filed are Goodman Finance Co v Ralph Rogers and others on note, Chas H Butler v Opal Fox attachment, and Anthony C Grojean v Home Insurance Co of New York policy. A motion for a new trial in Myrtle Elfrank v Jonn Elfrank was overruled by Judge Gilmore.

Scott County Benton Bobby Lee Orr Dorothy Jane Orr Addie Christine Gatley H. Henry Gatley Alta L. Ellison Luther H. Edison Ruth Chaney Roy Leonard Chaney Jr Goodman Finance Co Ralph Rogers Chas. H. Butler Opal Fox Attachment Anthony C. Grojean Home Insurance Co New York Myrtle Elfrank Jonn Elfrank Gilmore

Hospital News Delta Community admits list and births

Patients admitted over the past week include Ina Keller Quinton Shaver Jr Ruth Jones Patricia Armstrong Mont Leon Proffit Mrs David Gilliland Mrs John Ragadale Sikeston Jessie Blalack Gray Ridge Carp Burns Sohannon Matthews Johnnie McMinn East Prairie Walter Urban Perryville Surgical patients include James N McClellan Louise Perry George Stevens Sikeston James Patterson Blod gett Daisey MaeShell Matthews Raleigh Cox Charleston Anna Fox Morehouse Jewel Full er Salcedo Mary Dennis Oran Newborns: sons to Mr and Mrs Leroy Culp Diehlstadt and Mr and Mrs Jimmie Lutes Morehouse Daughters to Mr and Mrs William Cox Mr and Mrs L V Riney Mr and Mrs Ollie White Mr and Mrs Alvin Lovelace Sikeston Mr and Mrs Huron Davis East Prairie Emergencies include Mary Lois Perry 17 James D Perry 21 Fort Riley Kansas Susie Louise Perry 38 Sikeston Marie Cooner 19 Winfield Alabama William A Barnes 49 Lisbourn

Delta Community Hospital Ina Keller Quinton Shaver Jr Ruth Jones Patricia Armstrong Mont Leon James N. McClellan Louise Perry George Stevens Sikeston James Patterson Blodgett Daisey MaeShell Matthews Raleigh Cox Charleston Anna Fox Morehouse Jewel Fuller Salcedo Mary Dennis Oran Leroy Culp Diehlstadt Jimmie Lutes Wiliam Cox L. V. Riney Ollie White Alvin Lovelace Huron Davis East Prairie Mary Lois Perry James D. Perry Fort Riley Kansas Susie Louise Perry Marie Cooner Winfield Ala William A. Barnes Lisbourn

Ten County Posts Up for Election in August

The August 5 1952 election will determine eight county offices including Sheriff Assessor Coroner Surveyor and associate judges to the County Court. Circuit Judge seats also open for Cape Girardeau and Mississippi counties. Filing deadline is April 29 with D W Gilmore already filing for Circuit Judge in Jefferson City.

Scott Countians Cape Girardeau Mississippi Jefferson City Circuit D. W. Gilmore Missouri

Missouri driver signal law clears Senate

The Missouri State Senate passed a bill 25 to 0 to standardize hand signals for drivers and send it back to the House for acceptance of changes. An amendment by Sen. Joan W. Noble would require all vehicles sold after next January 1 to have mechanical signaling devices.

State Senate Missouri House Senate Joan W. Noble Kennett

Sikeston Students to Appear in Cape College Concert

Sikeston residents Miss Mary Elizabeth Stevenson and James E. Butler will perform with the Cape Girardeau Symphony Orchestra Sunday afternoon March 16 in Cape Girardeau. Stevenson, a Cape Girardeau State College music student, will solo with the First Movement of Mozart’s E flat major Piano Concerto. the program features works by Porter Strauss Rossini and others. Stevenson is active in the Music Club A Capella Choir College Orchestra and Sigma Tau Delta. Butler, son of Mr and Mrs Chas H Butler, majors in music and plans to teach next year.

Cape Girardeau Symphony Orchestra Mary Elizabeth Stevenson Cape Girardeau State College Miss Stevenson P. H. Stevenson West Gladys O. T. Elder Sikeston High Cape Girardeau Tex Sigma Tau Delta Mozart Cole Porter Strauss Rossini James E. Butler Sikeston Chas. H. Butler Moore

Oran Council Approves Five Percent Utilities Tax

Mayor Abe Hirschowitz reports Oran city council approved a five percent utilities tax at the regular meeting Tuesday night. The move will require forming a Board of Public Works answerable to the city council. final decisions rest with the council. Also noted, road blacktopping from Bell City to Morley nears reality after favorable official feedback.

Abe Hirschowitz Oran the Herald Board of Public Works Sikeston Bell City Morley

Specialists Complete Training On R-4360 Engines

Pic. Oscar Murrietta and Cpl. Lee Roy Weintz completed a six week course on R-4360 engines at Chanute Air Force Base Illinois. They began basic training at Sheppard Air Force Base Texas. Petty Officer Val Sargent returned to Pennsylvania after visiting his brother and wife, Dr. and Mrs. Alden P. Sargent, and after spending a year in Korea.

Pic Oscar Murrietta Cpl Lee Roy Weintz Chanute Air Force Base Sheppard Air Force Base Texas Val Sargent Pennsylvania Pas Alden P. Sargent Sargent Korea

Modern electronic science to appear here in Sikeston

The Fairchild SCAN-A-GRAVER, a modern engraving medium, will be used in Sikeston within a few weeks, announced by Warren S. Topp Jr., owner of Topp's Studio of photography moderne. The unit electronically makes cuts for newspapers and commercial printing and will be the first in the immediate Sikeston area. two other units are in Poplar Bluff and Cairo, Tl.

Sikeston Warren S. Topp Jr Topp Photography Moderne Poplar Bluff Cairo

City Liquor Law Revised in Sikeston March Meeting

The Sikeston city council revised the liquor law cutting license application wait time from 30 to seven days and approved the transfer of a license from Thomas Grady to Clinton Baugher after he bought the store on West Malone Avenue. The council also adjusted voting precincts moving Lynn Gulf and Lake streets east of U. S. 61 to ward one precinct two. They ordered surveys on water drainage under Anderson street and along Smith Avenue to address flooding and sidewalk costs in Smith addition.

Thomas Grady Clinton Baugher Grady West Malone Avenue Baugher Lynn, Gulf and Lake Streets U. S. 61 Board of Registrars George W. Kirk LeRoy T. Heisserer Sikeston Cravens J. Otto Hahs W. R Billy” Walker Sikeston Grocer Earl Underwood Smith Addition Anderson Street

Annual Band Concert Scheduled For Friday Night

The Sikeston High School Symphonic Band, 88 members, led by Keith Collins, will perform on Friday evening March 7 at 8 o clock. The program includes symphonic excerpts solos novelty and patriotic numbers in traditional band style. No admission charge and the public is invited to attend.

Sikeston High School Sikeston Keith Collins

Fat Barrow Show To Begin April 4 In New Madrid

More than 100 fat barrows will enter the seventh annual Fat Barrow Show and Sale in New Madrid on April 4 and 5. Alfred Byrd assistant county agent says 4-H club owners are keeping animals in good condition. The rules will be similar to last year with Farm Bureau support. E M Smokey Woods, Missouri Farm Bureau Federation livestock marketing director, is named judge for the show.

New Madrid Charles Gardner New Madrid County Farm Bureau Rules and Regulations Committee Jaycees Farm Bureau E. M Smokey” Woods Missouri Farm Bureau Federation The Woods

Jaycees Discuss City Street Sign Plans and Membership Drive

At Sikeston Jaycees meeting, Shad Old was named sign committee chair to evaluate concrete versus metal street signs. They noted a city sign north of town with a single working light and pledged to bring repairs to the city council. The membership drive, led by Bill Huff and Dick Campbell, officially opened as Nat Watkins urged civic-minded youth to join. The next Jaycees meeting will be at the Country Club next Tuesday.

Chamber of Commerce Shad Old Jaycees

Pro Charles Wm Jones on 10 day furlough home

Pro Charles Wm Jones of Brooks Air Force Base Texas is spending a 10 day furlough with his parents Mr and Mrs J W Joes. He is visiting for a short home leave before returning to duties.

Charles Wm. Jones Brooks Air Force Base Texas J. W. Joes

Revival in progress at Morehouse Baptist Church

Rev Dudley Kern of Olive Branch Baptist Chillicothe Mo and former Palmyre Mo directs song and choir in a revival at Morehouse Baptist Church where Rev H P Benear delivers nightly sermons. Services start at 7 30 each evening with Sunday night the final night and all are invited to attend.

Dudley Kern Olive Branch Baptist Church Chillicothe Palmyre Morehouse Baptist Church H. P. Benear Morehouse Church

23 Area Men Enlist in Army and Air Force

Sfc Russell Barnes announced 23 men from Sikeston and nearby areas enlisted through the local Army and Air Force recruiting station last month, with 25 processed and two rejected. The Army seeks more officers and has lowered OCS age to 18 4 years with a high school diploma. Women may contact WAC WIAFP recruiters Mondays and Fridays. Enlisted names include William D. Russell, Fred S. Hughes, Charles H. Ashmore, Donald D. Fauller, Julian D. Moore, Billie J. Rhyons, Howard J. Payne, Robert E. Hart, Jimmy L. Newman, Robert D. Edwards, Robert E. Stacy, Dock W. Adams, George B. Hinkle, Billy Alen, Floyd E. Britt, Otis E. Woodard, Robert R. Nunn, Arthur T. Woodard, Henry D. Coffer, Paul T. Poley, Max C. McClelland, George R. Huffstutter, William Hampton.

Sgt. Barnes Women’s Army Women's Air Force Wac-Wiafp Air Force William D. Russell Fred S. Hughes Charles H. Ashmore Donald D. Fauller Julian D. Moore Sikeston Billie J. Rhyons Howard J. Payne Morehouse Robert E. Hart Jimmy L. Newman Canada Robert D. Edwards Robert E. Stacy Vancuser Dock W. Adams Diehlstdal George B. Hinkle Billy Alen Floyd E. Britt Otis E. Woodard Robert R. Nunn Arthur T. Woodard East Prairie Henry D. Coffer Anniston Paul T. Poley Charleston Max C. McClelland Dexter George R. Huffstutter Bell City William Hampton Marston

Charles Joliff Named New Sikeston Chamber Manager

Charles Joliff of Livingston Texas was named the new manager of the Sikeston Chamber of Commerce it was announced last week by Charles Conn president of the organization Joliff will assume duties in April He is a former member of the Arkansas Chamber of Commerce Managers Association and of the American Chamber of Commerce Executives Association.

Charles Joliff Livingston Texas Sikeston Chamber of Commerce Charles Conn Arkansas Chamber of Commerce Manager's Association American Chamber of Commerce Executors’ Association

Weather Report Shows Week Temperature Range and Rain

Temperature readings ranged from 18 degrees Wednesday morning to a high on Monday afternoon. Precipitation over Sunday and Monday totaled 0.80 inches.

Government May Seek Recovery of Airport Warehouse

Mayor Cravens said the National Civil Defense Administration has begun steps to recapture the airport warehouse for storage, via the General Services Administration. CDA action hinges on a recap ture clause in the city quit claim deed. The warehouse is leased to Sikeston Warehouse & Storage Company, whose revenues support airport operations. The council withdrew a resolution to negotiate industrial use of the warehouse and hangars, citing CAA direction and limited available hangars as the field remains open for flying.

Cravens National Civil Defense Administration CDA Federal General Services Administration CAA Airport Board Kansas City Civil Aeronautics Authority Office Zeity JO. Knupp Sikeston Sikeston Warehouse & Storage Company Denner Ite Chamber of Commerce Committee Industry

Easter Seal Fund Drive Starts March 13 1952

Grant Frye of Cape Girardeau will lead the 1952 Easter Seal appeal in Scott County as the drive runs March 15 through April 13. Dr Frederick A. Jostes, president of Missouri Society for Crippled Children and Adults, urged strong support, noting rising need and costs. The agency aims to raise $190,000 to aid crippled children with medical care, braces, wheelchairs, and rehabilitation services. Mr and Mrs A C Chandler and children visited with Pat Davis’s parents in St Louis.

Grant Frye Cape Girardeau Scott County Frederick A. Jostes Missouri Society For Crippled Children and Adults, Inc Jostes St. Louis Missouri Society For Crippled Children Atanat Bles

Also Mentioned on This Page

Photographic Studio Hospital News Cape College Mary EH. Stevenson Oran Council Sei”ke Sikestén A.qe Waters Mr. Waters Smith Avenue Fat Barrow Sfc Russell Barnes Army and Air Force Barhés Weather Report A. C. Chandler St. Lows Pat Davis Prn
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