New Officers and Schedule for District Golf Association
The SEMO Round Robin Golf Association met at Dexter with reps from Dexter, Poplar Bluff, Sikeston, Charleston, Kennett, Cape Girardeau, Caruthersville and Malden. New 1949 officers Clyde McDonald and Wayne Goddard, both of Cape Girardeau, were elected president and secretary treasurer. Caruthersville joins the Southern Division. Northern Division includes Cape Girardeau, Dexter, Charleston, Sikeston. Sikeston to host the Sept. 4 SEMO Round Robin tournament under manager Harold Lane. A 18-player per match rule was adopted. 18 or more players required or forfeit three points. 1949 Round Robin schedule lists Southern and Northern division matches from May through July with host cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SEMO
Dexter
Poplar Bluff
Sikeston
Charleston
Kennett
Cape Girardeau
Caruthersville
Malden
Paragould
Clyde McDonald
Wayne Goddard
Cape
Harold Lane
B. A. Farmer
R. A. McCord S Jr
Lee Trammell Jr
Glenn Sexton
R. Dirks
Bob Wolpers
T. J. Mulkey
Guy Adams
M. J. Yeager
Rules for fair sport in hunting and fishing
Dr Ira Gabrielson argues sport se practices decline in the last half century and offers guiding rules: shoot only when visible and in range, shoot at individual targets, take only usable game, avoid wasting fish, avoid limit hunting, post land to prevent trespass, and treat fellow sportsmen with the golden rule to curb fence cutting and damage to farms and livestock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ira N. Gabrielson
Wildlife Management
Oran News notes social visits and local moves
Oran News reports many community updates including visits by Charles Baty and Noah Warner to relatives in Memphis and Des Moines, relocations such as Mr. and Mrs. Edward Williams moving to Chaffee, and Joan family news. It mentions illnesses, hospital stays, a cemetery meeting, a box supper fundraiser, and local church and club activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Baty
Wesley Harris
A. H. Boeller
Cape Girardeau
Noah Warner
Marvin Warner
Memphis
Edward Williams
Chaffee
A. O. Carr
Robert Carr
Williamsburg
Ben Douglas
Patton
H. L. McClelland
de Soto
Ray Ziegler
Clarksville
Nora Robinson
Wilson Moore
Enos Littrell
O'Fallon
Louis Dirnberger
Stanley Richardson
John Ford
T. E. Statler
Brownie Johnson
Salinas
Calif
R. P. Harris
Raymond Heisserer
Des Moines
Iowa
Leon
Walter Gemeinhardt
Harold Grice
W. F. Houseman
Pearl Jordan
Harold Houseman
Oran Cemetery Association
City Hall
G. K. Patterson
Oran
St. Francis Hospital
Mary Lee Campbell
Harry Pappas
Crystal City
Trinity Methodist Church
Ray Robinson
Oran News
St. Mary's Hospital
St. Louis
Oran Garden Club
Leroy Poe
Freda Carr
Baptist Women’s Missionary Union
Annie Armstrong
Clara Maddox
Ada Jean Wagoner
Leo Dannenmueller
Laverne Schoen
H. M. Wiles
Bulldogs Lose in Regional Tourney Quarterfinal
Sikeston Bulldogs fall 38 to 30 to the Cape Tigers in the regional tournament quarterfinals ending the 1948 49 season. Nickens led Sikeston with 11 points while Bertling scored 16 for Cape as the Tigers pulled away late. The Bulldogs had led 15 14 at halftime and 25 23 after three quarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard Vaughn
Sikeston Bulldogs
Cape Tigers
Bulldogs
Tigers
Sikeston
Cape
Nickens
Sopomore
Bertling
Davis
Deece Smith
Abies Bebe
Cox Shee Renee Eee
Nickens Wees
Enn
Lee Pea Veneer
See Sabe Eens Peers Bowman
Edie Rewe Ho Clone Ee
Total Cape
Engleman
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District Golf Association
By Ted Kesting
Mary Purcell
J. C. Sanders
J. D. Vowell
Clarkton
Charles Newmeyer
Jackson
L. A. Cook
Mack Wright
John Brannock
Paducah
Stella Wilson
Thebes
Charles Oliver
Sam Miller
Claude Wood
The
Baptist Church
Charles Mansell
St. John’s Hospital
L. J. Bechel
Juanita
Arnold Stehr
Benton
W. C. Dennis
Rube McKinney
Ora Pope
Farmington
Joe Stone
Ss. P. Collings
Morley
Ralph Cummins
L. D. King
F. A. Harmon
Sergeant Carter
Walter D. Carter
Italy
C. E. Warren
Friend
Dave Carter
Sgt
Camp White
Camp Adair
Oregon
Carter
Africa
O B Freeman
Keifer
Mary Ann
Norma Gene
Innocene Carter
Orville C. Carter
New Jersey
Lloyd Glenn
Bailey & Bailey
Attorneys-at-Law
McCoy-Tanner Bldg
Sikeston, MO
George W. Kirk
Applegate Bldg
Phone
Blanton & Blanton
Derris
E. J. Menstedt
Front Street
H. B. Throgmorton, M. D
H. A. Dunaway, M. D
McCoy-Tanner Building
Chester J. Mellies
Stallcup
WM. C. Critchlow
M. D
F.L. Sisson
Highway
Dewey Urban
D. D
Stoddard N. W
Malone Park
Tom L. Chidester
Highway 61
North Office
Res
Optometry
W. M. Sidwell, D. D
McCoy-Tanner
Sutterfield Architects
Associated Engineering Service
Income Tax Service
Sid Schillig
Crown Finance
Buckner Ragsdale Building
Ben Harris
South Scott Street
Lair’s
Hereford Cattle Breeders Association
Missouri
Murray Klein
South Kingshighway
P. M. Barton Farm
Catron
Frank L. Suffern
Decatur
Illinois
Winona Monument CO
Winona
Minnesota
Ray Ahuddell Auto Parts
Johnson Jewelry
G. S. Hampton
Rampey
Frank W
van Horne
Lair's
NEW Waltham Watches
J. L. Voelker
Western Auto Store
Sikeston, Missouri
GMC
International
Ford
Chevrolet
Mitchell Sharp Chevrolet Co
Herald
Telephone Us Collect—Telephone
Dead Animal Disposal Company
O. D. Clayton Motor Company
Clayton Barn
O. D
Industrial Finance Co
Young Building
General Contract Purchase Company
Sikeston Mo
Scott County Abstract Co
Harris D. Rogers
Benton, Mo
Auto Club Safety News
Feam
Caene
Sikeston Steel Building Company
Ates Cory
Chrysler Kellett Motor CO. Inc
Chrysler
yAele
Meek
Firestone
Mitchell-Sharp Chevrolet Co
Scott Sts
Powell Insurance Agency
Missour
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