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Newspaper

Sikeston Herald

Location

Sikeston, Missouri, United States of America

Date

May 09, 1940

Page

16

Disaster Fund Drive in Sikeston Raises Over 300

Sikeston residents and businesses contributed to a Red Cross disaster fund after last week storms in Scott County. Major C. L. Malone led soliciting efforts with more than $300 raised and $200 previously allocated from the chapter treasury for rehabilitation work, including donations from McKnight-Keaton Grocery, Malone Theatre, Sikeston Herald, Planters Gin, F. E. Mount, and many local firms and individuals across Sikeston.

Sikeston Red Cross Scott County C. L. Malone Civic Club McKnight-Keaton Grocery Company Red’s Star Cafe Dr. A. A. Mayfield Loomis Mayfield The Sikeston Herald J. E. Robinson A. L. Waller C. W. Elliott Leroy Carter Grover Heath Sikeston Fruit Market Sikeston Gin Company McMullin Gin Company Sikeston Compress Farmers Grain and Feed Company Ralph Reid Shuman McNew Harry Warren Harry Pratt Jean Hirschberg Fremont Goetz Glenn Matthews Grover Lewis Frank Alexiou Ed Cline Paul Heckemeyer Marvin Ralph Jennie Mitchell Planters Gin Company Home Oil Company F. & M. Oil Company Frank Kelly Norton Shoe Store Lair Furniture Company Walton & Williams Motor Co Missouri Utilities Co Scott County Milling Co White’s Drug Store C. C. White C. C. Scott Smith’s Cafe Ben Welter Blanton and Montgomery Oscar Carroll T. L. Chidester Ruth McCoy Helen Johnson Harry Stacy Charles Moose Carl Banks Wallace John F. Wood W. R. Griffin Ellise F. D. Lair E. M. Allen J. S. Wallace Sanitary Barber Sterling J. C. Penney Co Dr. J. H. Kready R. T. Wainman P. J. Schlosser Limbaugh’s Cc. T. Keller Lewis and Matthews National Butane Gas Corporation Sikeston Cotton Oil Mill International Shoe Company Thomas F. Rafferty Putnam’s Market Reiss Dairy Sikeston Laundry Sikeston Lumber Company Ernest Hedden F. W. Woolworth Company Sikes Hardware Company Kroger'’s Derris Drug Co Yanson H.,.& H. Grocery Schroff and Aufdenberg C. H. King F. Kelley J. R. Harwell Mattingly Service State A. C. Barrett J. W. Mathis Butler Grocery Vogue Shop C. K. Auto Supply Elite Beauty Co. F

Cape banker chosen officer of state group

Cape Girardeau banker D Harris president of First National Bank Cape Girardeau elected vice president of the Missouri Bankers Association at the close of the 50th annual convention in Kansas City. F C Hunt of First National Bank St. Louis elected president. Attendance totaled 1,060. Gene Struwe, former Greyhound agent here, returned to Vicksburg Mass after a visit with relatives.

Co. D. Harris First National Bank Cape Girardeau Missouri Bankers’ Association Kansas City F. C. Hunt St. Louis Gene Struwe The Greyhound Vicksburg Mass Fred Struwe

Joe Anderson Seeks Sheriffs Seat For Scott County

Benton Missouri Joe Anderson former sheriff 1932 seeks Democratic nomination for Scott county sheriff. He left a strong record policing during unrest and low mood. Former state liquor inspector adds to experience while his service as ex veteran keeps him active in public affairs. He and his wife reside in the county seat with ties to Blodgett and Gray's Point.

Benton, Mo Joe Anderson Scott County Sheriff’s Office Joe Mrs. Anderson Blodgett

New Owners Quietly Take Over White's Drug Store

Edgar White and Glenn Fish assume ownership of White's Drug Store in Sikeston, continuing the business under the late C. C. White’s foundation. White, long time partner with C. C. White, and Fish, a Sikeston pharmacist, are praised by the community as trusted local figures. Mrs. Alice White, former owner, supports the transition per her late husband’s wishes. Read the ads. They're news.

Edgar White Glenn Fish White Sikeston Mr. White Mr. Fish Alice White

Jaycees to Bring Cab Calloway Here

Sikeston Jaycees announce Cab Calloway and his orchestra will perform at a Saturday night dance on June 15 as part of the civic group's ongoing big-name events. The meeting also covered bicycle traffic control ordinance ideas, a proposed Missouri State Junior Chamber paper, and a boxing program plan, with committee assignments and next meeting details.

Cab Calloway Sikeston Mahen John Sikes Frank Miller Paul McDaniel Wm. Sidwell Howard Dunaway Harold Ancell

Sikeston Post Office May Stay Open Until 11 P.M.

Inspector M L Calkin recommends extending Sikeston post office hours to 11 PM to aid patrons who cannot mail after 9 PM. Frisco station mail box plan was vetoed by railroad officials due to safety concerns. Additional boxes and more clerks to improve service to be considered later.

Sikeston M. L. Calkin Railway Mail Service of St. Louis Frisco Frisco Railroad Company

Zimmerman Files For Re election In 10th District

Kennett Congressman Orville Zimmerman filed his candidacy for re election with the Secretary of State on Wednesday. He currently faces no opposition for the Democratic nomination in the district.

Orville Zimmerman Kennett Secretary of State

Scott County Attorney to Wed Poplar Bluff Girl

The engagement and approaching marriage of Miss Polly Hearne of Poplar Bluff and David E. Blanton of Sikeston were announced at an informal reception at the Hearne home in Poplar Bluff. Attending were family members and friends. Miss Hearne is educated at several Missouri institutions and studied piano with Rudolph Ganz. Blanton, a Missouri University and Harvard Law School graduate, is Scott County prosecuting attorney and practices law in Sikeston. The wedding is planned for June.

Scott County Polly Hearne Poplar Bluff David E. Blanton Sikeston Miss Hearne George McClure Hearne C. L. Blanton Sr Charley Blanton

Mrs Holmes Transported Home After Hospital Appendectomy

Mrs Paul Holmes was brought to her home on Wednesday by the Welsh ambulance from a Cape Girardeau hospital where she recently underwent an appendectomy.

Paul Holmes Cape Girardeau Hospital

Larry Adams is New National Guard Officer

Laurence Bernard Adams Jr. was appointed second lieutenant of Sikeston Missouri National Guard Company K amid a unit reorganization. The move follows Capt. R R Reed's transfer and promotions for Wade Shankle to captain and C C Wilkinson to first lieutenant. Adams, a Sikeston High School graduate and State College Cape Girardeau senior, has served since 1932 with prior interludes in Company K and the 17th Infantry at Fort Leavenworth. Announcement came from adjutant Lieut. Francis A. Pfeffer with headquarters of the 140th Infantry.

Sikeston Missouri National Guard Laurence Bernard Adams Jr R. R. Reed Springfield Wade Shankle C. C. Wilkinson Adams Con 17Th Infantry Fort Leavenworth Kansas Sikeston High School State College Cape Girardeau Francis A. Pfeffer 140Th Infantry

Miss McCoy to Assist in Father's Seed Company

Ruth McCoy longtime cashier in the Municipal Light and Water Systems office will join her father Dan McCoy in operating the Dan McCoy Seed Company as secretary treasurer starting June 1. Her service is praised as capable and efficient with strong qualifications for the new role. Ten Day Floor Covering Sale begins at Lair's Saturday.

Miss McCoy Ruth McCoy Municipal Light and Water Systems Office Dan McCoy Dan McCoy Seed Company Lair’s

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