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Newspaper

Sikeston Herald

Location

Sikeston, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Mar 24, 1949

Page

20

New District Health Officer Begins Work

Dr. Wm. Forsyth, formerly with public health in Birmingham, Alabama, joins the State Board of Health for District No. 2 with office in Sikeston. He will oversee weekly venereal disease clinics at New Madrid, Kennett, Charleston, and Sikeston, with two contact investigators assigned and more to come. Pemiscot Butler counties form new county units, Dunklin votes tax for a county health unit, and Scott county may adopt a health plan soon.

Wm. Forsyth Birmingham Alabama State Board of Health Personnel Forsyth Court House New Madrid Kennett Charleston Sikeston Earl McCart Iowa City Iowa Dunklin Pemiscot John Hayes Kansas City Scott Mississippi Butler Stoddard Dunklin County Scott County

Willys-Overland Lowers Prices Across Lineup

Willys-Overland announced price cuts ranging from 25 to 270 dollars, positioning its full size station wagons station sedans and sports cars at the lowest price levels in their fields. The three quarter ton truck four wheel drive truck panel delivery and Universal Jeep also hit the lowest price range. Butler Motor Sales says the move yields a double saving by lowering upfront cost and maintenance expenses. News from Willys-Overland cites improved steel supplies easing material shortages and a policy of minimal model changes to maintain high part interchangeability and reduce tooling costs.

Willys-Overland Chas. H. Butler Butler Motor Sales Butler the Herald America James D. Mooney Willys- Overland Willys - Overland

Use Good Yard Plan to Beautify Your Home

City readers are urged to design a yard plan before buying shrubs and trees to beautify home grounds. The Missouri University guidance by Louise Woodruff and Julia Rocheford emphasizes selecting hardy varieties, considering soil, sun, and moisture, and using varied shrubs to frame foundations and spaces. County extension offices or the College of Agriculture in Columbia offer the full instruction.

Louise Woodruff Missouri University Julia Rocheford College of Agriculture At Columbia

Mother of Sikeston Man Dies in Charleston

Mrs. Willie Langsdale Matting ly 83 mother of H. L. Mattingly of Sikeston died suddenly of a heart attack at her Charleston home Monday. Born January 27 1866 in Quantico Maryland she had lived in Charleston since 1870. She was active in the Methodist church and civic groups. Funeral services were held Tuesday at the Charleston Methodist church with Rev. J. C. Montgomery officiating. Burial in Odd Fellows cemetery. Survived by Herman Mattingly Sr. husband. William R. Mattingly of Charleston. two daughters Mrs. E. E. Carlock and Mrs. Laura Dunaway of St. Louis. a brother George Langsdale of Charleston.

Willie Langsdale Mattingly H. L. Mattingly Sikeston Charleston Mattingly Quantico Maryland Methodist Church Herman Mattingly Sr Charleston Methodist Church J. C. Montgomery Odd Fellows Cemetery William R. Mattingly E. E. Carlock Laura Dunaway St. Louis George Langsdale

Students Injured When Car Swerve Hits Parked Vehicle

A group of high school students escaped serious injury on Moore avenue when 16 year old Darrell Pharris driving a 1940 Dodge coupe swerved to avoid a southbound car and struck a curbside parked vehicle. passenger Bill Suchman was ejected and received serious cuts and bruises and was taken to Missouri Delta Community Hospital. James Lee was unhurt along with Bob Smith and Gene Chandler. Louis Clark’s parked car sustained little damage.

Moore Avenue Darrell Pharris James Lee Bill Suchman Pharris Missouri Delta Community Hospital Lee Bob Smith Gene Chandler

Cars Collide Near New Madrid Saturday Night

State Highway Patrol reports a weekend two car crash on Highway 61 near New Madrid Saturday night. No injuries. Carson Pitman of Matthews drove south and hit a stationary or unlit car, then struck a northbound 1948 Studebaker. Passengers included C. L. Pitman and Mr and Mrs Harry E Mason and daughter Phyllis.

New Madrid State Highway Patrol Carson Pitman Matthews Anoth Pitman Frazier Studebaker C. L. Pitman Harry E. Mason Phyllis

More room more features in Frigidaire refrigerators

LAIR'S touts Frigidaire refrigerators offering expanded capacity more features and greater value for home kitchens with emphasis on space efficiency and modern options for shoppers seeking upgrade choices.

Lair’s

Former Sikeston Man Dies in Illinois

Frank E. Kingsbury aged 70, a former highway department employee from Sikeston, died of a heart attack at his Alton Illinois home last Thursday. He moved from Sikeston two years ago. Funeral services were held in St Louis Monday and burial was in Belleville Cemetery. He leaves his widow and a son.

Frank E. Kingsbury Highway Department Alton Kingsbury Sikeston St. Louis Belleville Ill

Letter to the Public on Jobs and Infrastructure

A public letter urges the nation to create new jobs and raise wages to curb panic. It calls for doubling highway track between major cities, installing red traffic signals at crossings, diverting the Missouri River, irrigating drought lands, and preventing Mississippi River floods to protect farm lands. It praises the President and seeks broad counsel to drive economic circulation.

Missouri

Youths arrested here last Thursday night

Donald Lee Fuller and Ray Helms both 17 of Grand Rapids Mich were arrested here by the State Patrol last Thursday night in a stolen 1940 Pontiac car They were wounded when a trooper fired at Fuller who failed to halt The youths had been on a 14 day stealing spree stealing 8 cars They also robbed a Springfield Mo woman of 50 and stole 3 at a Poplar Bluff filling station They will be prosecuted in Scott county charged with transporting stolen property Fuller to be moved from hospital to jail Helms jailed at Benton New shipments advertised for furniture at Lairs.

Donald Lee Fuller Ray Helms Grand Rapids Mich Fuller Missouri Delta Community Hospital Williamsville Springfield Poplar Bluff

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