Statler Officer Elected At Southeast Missouri Meeting
Tony Statler of Sikeston was named vice president of the Elementary School Principals of Southeast Missouri at their spring session in Piedmont. Edward J. Gilbert and Imogene Webb also elected to key posts as the gathering drew 200 to 300 teachers and focused on Guidance in the Elementary School.
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Southeast Missouri
Piedmont
Tony Statler
Sikeston
Edward J. Gilbert
College
Schdors
Cape Girardeau
Imogene Webb
Naylor
Helen Loud Jones
Bailey School
Margaret Cain
Lee Hunter School
Robert Miller
South Grade School
Melvin Gately
Airport School
Statler
Gilbert
George E. Mowrer
State Department of Education
Raymond A. Roberts
State
State der A Etent of
Education and
B. Cooper
Southeast Missouri State College
Cape Girerdeau
Bill Sheppard
Pieduont
Harold Eberhart
Fredericktown
Ray Miller
Lake Duckett
Advance
65 Bands Enliven Rotary District Meet at Kennett
About 500 Kennett-area Rotarians and 2,060 band members gathered for the 197th Rotary District session in Kennett Missouri with a 2 to 3 30 pm parade featuring 65 marching units. Herbert A Philbrick spoke at a youth talk at the high school. A noon dinner was served to Rotarians and wives and band members. Additional talks and a melodrama program followed at the Cape Girardeau venue.
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Herbert A. Philbrick
Southeast Missouri
Josse Hower
C. Ressnger
Nias Devssy
Wryman Diliman
Carutherswete
Rotary
Cape Girardeau
February Building Permits Reach 158800 Value
February issued building permits total 158800 reflecting new Presbyterian church and seven residential projects under J A Sutterfield ave inspecting officer. Notable permits include Tolons Roc Reomnson Timber Co 500 East Madens 500, Timer Preepaterian Acres 61000, Ates Faines Bucher 600 Park Tescence 7é HG shary remodeling Giern Meadow Drive 820 cil John Heuchin West Malone Do Not Shor 3600, Skeston Lumber Co Alabama S addition 800, Cecil Moss E Gladys garage 1000, Bud Colins four 3 bedroom residences 36000, O L Kiser Kiwanis St residence 3500, Tom Shecter Taylor and Hunter remodel 3600.
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New Presbyterian Church
J. A. Sutterfield
Avuiding Inspectoe
Shay
Tolons Roc
Reomnson Timber Co
Oek
East Madens
Ates
Fai
New Madrid County farm families form management group
Eighteen farm families in New Madrid County organized a Farm Management Association with the Extension Service. F B Nace outlined goals while Bob Pitney discussed economic science and shown slides from a successful central Missouri case. Enrollment target is 30 by March 15 with up to 50 families anticipated later.
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New Madrid
New Madrid County
Bob Pitney
State Extension Staff
Missouri
Nace
Charleston Resident Dies af St. Louis
Mrs. Cora Faust Randall, 52, Charleston resident, prominent in church and civic affairs, died Thursday night at 11 15 in a St. Louis hospital. She led a county cancer fund drive and previously served as president of the WMA of First Baptist, youth director and junior Sunday school teacher. Survived by husband Clarence, son Clarence Jr., daughter Mrs. Harry T. Morrison of St. Louis, brothers, sisters, and many relatives.
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Charleston
Cora Faust Randall
St. Louis
Randall
W.M.A
First Baptist Church
George Faust
Clarence Randall
Clarence Randall Jr
Harry T. Morrison
St. Lows
Jimmy Faust
Detroit
Michelle Granason
George Morrison
Sever
Mars
Lillie Keplinger
George Schultz
Cairo
Kigh Smith
Mays
A. Bo O'iara
Cane Girardeau
GC. CL Stewart
Ste Teouis
Henry J. Sumner
Kathryn Faust
East Prairie Resident Dies of Heart Ailment
FAST PRAIRIE Lee Arthur Townsend, 81, retired merchant, died Wednesday morning at his home from a heart ailment. A seven year resident of this community, he came from Chaffee. Born November 15, 1874 in Hickman Kentucky, he married Hester Surrel in 1907. He leaves a sister Clara Jones of Casey Kansas and brothers Nathan of Hickory Ridge Arkansas and Carl of Hickman Kentucky.
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Lee Arthur Townsend
Chaffee
Hickman
Hester Surrel
Clara Jones
Casey
Nathan
Hickory Ridge
Ark
Carl
Paul J Neff Elected President Of Missouri Pacific Lines
Paul J Neff, with nearly 50 years in railroading, was elected president of the reorganized Missouri Pacific Lines by the Board of Directors on March 2. Born in St. Louis, he grew up in Kansas City, attended Central High School, and earned a B S in mining and civil engineering from the University of Kansas in 1906. He also served as a choirmaster during college.
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Paul J. Neff
Missouri Pacific Lines
St. Louis
Mr. Neff
Kansas City
Central High School
University of Kansas
Seriool
Charleston Pastor to Mission Work in Japan
Rev. Elbridge W. Barnney Jr of Charleston Methodist Church will join a special evangelism team in a mission to Japan aimed at increasing Protestant Christians by 1999. The church supports his expenses including interpreter, Japanese student, housing, equipment, and supplies. Barnney and four clergy partners from several denominations depart June 23 and return around September 6, visiting cities and villages across Japan.
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Charleston
Elbridge W. Barnney, Jr
Methodist
Japan
Charleston Church
Iss
Bartley
United States
Essex Woman Dies in Fire at Home
Frances Blunt, 94, perished in a Thursday fire that devastated her Essex residence. Neighbors found the blaze largely under way before alarm. Ars. Blemtois survived two children and several grandchildren. Authorities investigate the cause.
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Essex
Frances Blunt
Thurschov
Ars. Blemtois
Beaute Vatic Nidre D
Three Stations for Korean Vets in St Louis Area
Korean war veterans in St Louis and eastern Missouri may obtain counseling under Public Law 540 at three locations. J P Kelley of the VA St Louis regional office announced two guidance centers at Lathrop Hall Columbia MO and 3639 West Pine Blvd St Louis University. another at 415 Pine Street VA Regional Office. He noted veterans using counseling show fewer course changes and save time and money.
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St. Louis
Missouri
J.P. Kelley
Veterans Administration
Kelley
Muissouri
February police report totals arrests and fines
February police data show 56 arrests and fines totaling 748 dollars. The period covered runs January to February 25 and lists narcotics violations and other offenses, with several cases pending or pending further action.
Benjamin Brade Dies at 57 in Charleston
Benjamin Brade aged 57 dies in Charleston after a brief illness. He leaves wife Nis, daughter Brace, son Willian Poo Brac Pork, and three brothers. Surviving family includes numerous nieces, nephews, and extended kin. Funeral arrangements pending with local services.
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Benjamin Brade
Charleston
Mitchell
Doi
Bon Ciel
Mero Urade
Meco
Wailass Biade
Nis
Liviene
Willianm
Car Ora
Woebuant
Mir
Tad
Peggy Otpre
Aine
Mara
Lou Ca
Stratton
Han
Rosgiee Diarra
Red Muntino
Lone Beach
New Western Bell Tower to Rise by Existing Telephone Hive
An architect’s drawing outlines a new six story steel frame building beside the current telephone hive to accommodate expansion needs. The plan includes a grand facade and enhanced access, with a separate structure to support adjacent business quarters.
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Duuth- Western Bell Telephone Company
Buddiig
Ile Steel
Leap Year Babies Reported at Missouri Delka Community Hospital
The Missouri Delka Community hospital announces two Leap Year births. A daughter is cited for Mr. and Mrs. Danny Parker of Sikeston Route 3, and a son for Mr. and Mrs. Murray Barris of Sikeston. Readable fragments describe names and addresses amid the garbled text.
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Missouri Delka Community Hospital
Feo. Lo
Myr
Danny Dee Parker
Sikesten
Mer
Murree Barris
Jia Ruth Street
Hold Rites Wednesday For Bunme D Kelley
Funeral rites are planned for Bunme D Kelley on Wednesday at the local church with family and friends expected to attend. Details about time and place are sparse in the fragmentary notice, but the service will honor the deceased.
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Bunme D. Kelley
Incomplete OCR report on past helpage man injured
Fragmentary text describes a past incident involving a helpage man injured in an accident along with stray words and names. The readable portions do not provide a clear event, date, or location.
Charleston Nurses Capping Ceremony Honors St Luke's Girls
Charleston area girls were recognized at a St Luke's Nurses capping ceremony. The event highlighted local students' achievements and noted community support for healthcare education.
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Charleston
St. Luke's Nurses
Parking Lot Lease Near Del Rey Sparks Tense Disputes
A leased parking area near Del Rey prompts conflicts as local property owners and tenants clash over access and use. Residents report security concerns and potential changes to traffic flow as a new lot opens, with officials promising orderly management and reduced disruption to nearby storefronts.
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Kennett
Rotary Dis
Bud Celline
Benton St
Bud Colins
Edmondson
O. L. Kiser
Kiwanis St
Tom Shecter
Taylor and Hunteer
East Prairie
Fast Prairie
J. Neff
Exsex Woman
78Th Congress
Sora Congress
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Bank OF Sikeston
Apety & Ervice Ince
Sikeston, Missouri
Qusmet
John Damaho
Collpagy
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Lahaus
Diaahis
Sikestoh
Vinson Wei
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Ghoion Hata
Fredace
Iasthei
Doth
Capetherss
Miss Ductey Kelas
Meniuhie
Devia
Phelpage
Acciden SL
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Sireston Herald
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Dave
del Rey
Togvnier
Chile
Lobo
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Saba
America
U. S. Navy
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