Missouri recruits at Great Lakes salute week and training milestones
The Great Lakes Naval Training Center reports Missouri recruits in their third week of training with job classification interviews to assign specialties. James D. Moore, a Brookfield, Mo. boatswain's mate, leads a class ahead of the June 15 graduation marking Salute to Missouri week from June 10 to 16. The event celebrates nearly 2,900,000 sailors trained since 1911 with weekly recruit reviews and exhibits during Homecoming weekends. North Liljohn Village extends welcome to Mr and Mrs James Mathis of Catron who moved into their new home over the weekend.
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Great Lakes Naval Training Center
Nari
James D. Moore
Brookfield
Missouri
Orlus
New York
Liljourn
Afr
James Mathis
Catron
Nellie Miller
Just Eyes
Missouri Navy Recron Company
Illinois
B. C. Greenquist
Tulsa
Okla
William C. Himkins
Mexico
Rozell F. Roth
Perryville
Robert J. Kempster
Crystal
Great Lakes Navy
U. S. Navy
Dorsey D. Schaper
Parma
L. L. Schuelle
New Madrid
Lester King
Matthews Parma
Matthews
Libourn
Gideon
Risco
Bob Swiner
Kenneth Pearson
Juan Ang Domingo Avala
Allen Spitler
Lisbourn
Pacific High School
Dallas MacKenzie
J. A. MacKenzie
Lilbourn
Pacific Schools
The
Diamonds
Highway 66
Margaret Brown
Gladys Castleberry
Josephine Clyde
Lightning Strikes Lilbourn Home Damaging Property
A Sunday night storm struck Mrs. Pearl Lloyd’s home in Lilbourn causing extensive damage including power and phone outages, a broken window, damaged lighting and porch. Insurance through Stone Insurance Agency covers the losses.
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Pearl Lloyd
Stone Insurance Agency
E. E. Jones
St. Louis
Blair Sets Pattern for Action on Major Bills
Governor Blair outlines priorities for the 1957 Missouri session. Key items include larger trucks with higher fees, highway patrol expansion, stricter driver licensing, and pay raises. He advocates keeping appropriations at an irreducible minimum while pushing measures for aid to disabled children and teacher pensions.
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James T. Blair
Missouri Legislative
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Delmo Board Hosts North Lilbourn Guests and Meeting
North Lilbourn News reports a Delmo Board visit to North Lilbourn with luncheon and refreshments. The 2 pm annual meeting at Mrs Hansen's residence nominated officers led by Lynn Teitir for Sikeston Schools’ integration work. An evening Delmo Housing Corp session under Dr W W Towle included problem discussions and a talk by Dr Wesley A Hotchkiss.
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Thrift Club
Aid Club
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Sikeston Schools
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South Lilbourn Center
Hrma
Dr Wratt Group
South Lilbourn +H
Delmo Housing Corporation
Delmo Center
W. W. Towle
Elnore Clyde
Nadelyn Mitchem
Hellen Noe
Parrett
A. C. Phillips
Wesley A. Hotchkiss
Long Way To Guard Seed Germination In Gardens
Practical tips for gardeners on protecting seed germination through soil preparation and moisture. Coat seeds with disinfectant, create a moisture holding covering soil, ensure drainage, and monitor warmth and watering to prevent crusting and drying. Proper steps reduce resowing and improve seedling vigor.
Grow Your Own Vitamins Following This Easy Plan
A garden guide explains straight north south rows for even sunlight and easy cultivation. It covers garden shape oblong, corner bulges, contour planting on slopes, and spacing rules from ten inches to four feet based on crop type and tools. Plan crops and quantities to avoid waste and ensure each family member gets favorites fresh.
Movies of History in the Making Home Movies Trend
The piece highlights growing use of home movie cameras in family life. It notes two affordable 8mm models, one at about $30 with a preset lens and simple exposure, another under $100 with magazine loading. Families film backyard plays trips birthdays and daily events, capturing complete stories from start to finish. John Van Guilder
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John van Guilder
Graduation Story Camera Gift Trend in Family Celebrations
The graduation period turns graduates into stars with week long events leading to commencement. Families and friends capture moments with new cameras, making graduation gift gifting a tradition and kickstarting lifelong photo habits. A camera gift suits any budget and marks generous support for the graduate’s memories.
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Proven Easy Spring Gardening Recipes and Tips
Simple seed marking methods remind where flowers grow. Plant beds need enrichment with four pounds of plant food per 100 square feet and a smooth seed bed. Sowing guidelines include direct sowing for annuals, keeping soil moist, and protecting seeds with a light soil cover. A time guide lists ten to twenty days for many varieties, with slow sprouters grouped by area to simplify care.
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Max Timmons
Owen J. Taul
H. B. Mitchell
Homer Beahr
Roy Smith
Bill Mitchem
P. B. Haws
Jim Dambach
Homer Ponder
Owen Taul
Rey Elmore
Floyd Liler
A. L. Hamp Ion
Leon Riggs
Paul Atwil
Boobr Outlaw
Lela Haralson
First Baptist Church
Mesdames Flord Hamilton
Lee Outlaw
Merle Pfeffer
Glen Whiteside
Charley George
T. J. Woods
Raymond Haralson
James Norton
W. E. Clyde
Lawrence Patterson
C. H. Lannom
Homzie Wilson
Dick Hampton
Cecil Ponder
Alisses
Sue Neal
Janet Norton
Carolyn Hampton
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Crippled Children’s Fund
Sam Dillard
Dillard
Crippled Children Fund
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Walter W. Southern
Church of Christ
N. D. Hazelbaker
Arkansas State College
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Ellsworth
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Artt
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Matthaws
Pearson
Venn
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Wagley
Akins
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McBroom
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North Lilbourn News
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Douglas Fir Plywood Association
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Albert Hagan
Carl Scheneman
University of Missouri
Missouri Conservation Commission
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