Annual Clean-up Fixit Campaign May 15-21
Sikeston Chamber announces a city-wide Clean-up Paint-up and Fisp campaign May 15 to May 21 aiming to make Sikeston Missouri the cleanest town. Committee chairs include Paxson Jolliff Guthrie and others. preparations and literature drive planned. details to follow. Also, the Chamber holds a May 12 meeting at 6:30 pm at Colonial Inn with Layton presiding to discuss 1952-53 activities and a Board session at 5 pm.
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Opinionaires Seek Parental Input On Sikeston Schools
An opinionaire on Sikeston's school situation was distributed to district patrons by R J Genins of the Advisory Committee on Education. Children carried forms home to parents and neighbors to gather public views, with returns due yesterday. Results will guide the committee in planning actions and making recommendations to the school board.
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Hospital News Del ta Community admits list and births
Weekly hospital notes list admissions in medical surgical and obstetric units at Del ta Community Hospital. Names include Docie Mae Young Marianne Sherry Pauline Corlew Cora Smith and many others with locations Sikeston Morehouse East Prairie New Madrid and Canalea. Emergency cases include Forrest Vincent 24 Oscar Brewer 58 and Mrs Gladys Cohen 65 and others.
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Delta Community Hospital
Docie Mae Young
Marianne Sherry
Pauline Corlew
Cora Smith
Mattie Taylor
Regina Hastings
Cleeus Wilson
Lara Blackwelder
Emma Lee Ables
Sikeston
Belle Hearon
Morehouse
Eliza Kirkendoll
Cecil Shell
Lille McCulloch
Matthews
Gary Wayman Halford
Bell City
Marvin Baker
East Prairie
Gertrude Morrow
Bertrand
Mary Clark
New Madrid
Bertha Redman
Lilbourne
Ray McGee
Raymond Leach
Junior Ray Kelley
Portageville
Warren Coppus
Ralph Baker
Lilbourn
Lester Curtis
Oran
Claude Garner
Kewanee
Limuel Thomas
Canalea
Forrest Vincent
Oscar
City Council Advances Police Pay And Traffic Crackdown
May council actions raised policemen pay by 20 dollars monthly and boosted the fire chief’s pay by 15 dollars. They backed stricter enforcement of city license tags for business trucks, debated Sunday 3.2 beer sales, and authorized a Ford tractor purchase for street work. A stadium report noted improvements at VFW Memorial Stadium, and traffic fixes included a North street no parking ordinance. Henry Parham, 73, longtime Mississippi County resident, died at East Prairie with wide survivors.
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Billy) Walker
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Henry Thamer
Victory Construction Company
Henry Parham
Henry Mort Parham
Mississippi County
East Prairie
Rotary Club Meeting at Colonial Inn in Sikeston
The Sikeston Rotary Club met Monday evening at the Colonial Inn with three guests Charles Jolliff Chamber of Commerce manager Fred Steward and J A Thompson. Thompson led a program on surveying Sikeston residents wants Hicks was program chairman for May Reed is Junior Rotarian. Next meeting will be Monday evening with Jim Entwistle as program chairman.
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Career Day Themed Week Guides School Youths
Airport School Principal Fielding Poe leads Careers Day during Boys and Girls Week to give eighth to twelfth graders first hand knowledge of schools and occupations. Carl Peets organized a Career Day Clinic with 48 occupations discussed by pupils in committees led by local business and professional people.
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Sikeston Public Works presents annual financial report
The Herald prints Sikeston Board of Public Works annual financial data for the electric and water systems. Highlights show prudent management, low rates, and high efficiency. Read about sewer cleaning costs of 11,288.80 dollars, sewers equipment purchases, the Scott County Mill B Block filtration plant at 40,000.00, and water main conversion costs of 15,000.00.
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Annapolis High Coach Resigns After 25-8 Season
Carlton Nebel the Annapolis high school coach resigned notifying the Board of Education he will not return next year. In his first year his team posted 25 wins and 8 losses. Annapolis, from Southeast Missouri, joined Puxico as the state B tournament representative at Cape Girardeau. Nebel plans to stay in coaching.
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Japan attracting investments by foreign capital
U.S. election closely watched in broad, Toynbee says. White's Drug Store advertises T-4-L for Athlete's Foot with promises of quick drying and skin renewal, urging customers to buy through local druggists.
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