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Sikeston Herald

Location

Sikeston, Missouri, United States of America

Date

May 12, 1955

Page

10

Joplin Diversified Across Industry Agriculture and Business

Joplin Missouri is highlighted for its broad diversification in industry from cigars and mining machinery to roofing and manufacturing. Agriculture includes dairy and strawberry raising with top nurseries. the city hosts parks, stockyards, a market, and educational civic efforts, while leaders note growth shifting from mining to manufacturing.

Leslie G. Kennon Missouri Division of Resources and Development Joplin Missouri Feu Tri-State Leon S. Boucher Cigar Co Cuban Cigar Eagle-Picher Junge Bread & Crackers Meeker Muller Manufacturing MFA Fertilizer Tamko Thurston Chemical NMA NMA Feruizer House of Lords Schifferdecker Shoal Creek Parkway Joplin Stock Yards Harris G Joplin Greene County

Blytheville Family Visits and Reunions Highlight Week

Vanduser News notes Mr and Mrs Lloyd Boles conducted business in Blytheville Arkansas Saturday and visited Mrs Boley's aunt Mrs Ira Stumbaugh. Gene Waldo and family spent Thursday night with Dwain Boley. I P Woodward returned home after a week with daughter Mrs Norman Murphy of Morley. A family reunion gathered at Mrs Hannah Greer's home Sunday with all children present for the first time in years. Miss Lila Williams of Cape returned home for the weekend. Alma Miller of St Louis visited sister Mrs Woodrow Harshbarger and planned to stay about three weeks. Mr Pobst and daughters Ram and Debbie and Mrs Eugene Pobst and son David returned Friday after a week in Dalpre.

Lloyd Boles Blytheville Ark Theic Boley Ira Stumbaugh Gene Waldo Dwain Boley I. P. Woodward Norman Murphy Morley Hannah Greer Lila Williams Cape L O Williams Alma Miller St Louis Woodrow Harshbarger John Pobst Ram Debbbdie Eugene Pobbst David Dalpre

CWF Circles Meet for Monthly Christian Women's Fellowship

The Christian Women's Fellowship circles of the First Christian Church met Thursday for regular monthly sessions. Garner Circle met with eight members, McCord Circle with 11 members and two guests, Davis Circle with six attendees, and Keith Circle with six members. Programs covered topics from India to education in India and Pakistan, followed by prayers and benedictions.

Circles The Christian Women’s Fellowship of the First Christian Church Ben Carroll McCord Robert McCord India E. O DeField Joe Miller Keith Ralph Bower Mary Latham George Doyle Pakistan Lillie Newton

Eye accidents injure many American children yearly

New York report details nearly 100000 child eye injuries annually across the United States. Some incidents lead to partial or total blindness, highlighting the need for prevention and safety measures.

New York

SEMO Highways Report Shows 11 Fatalities in April

State Highway Patrol counted 141 accidents in April in Troop E area including Scott Mississippi New Madrid and Stoddard counties. Eleven people died total for the month, with 50 to 55 injuries and $79,915 in property damage. Year totals rise to 537 accidents and $304,855.

Scott County State Highway Patrol Poplar Bluff Scott Mississippi

Final Rites Thursday For Vanduser Resident

Funeral services for John Ammon Batts, 73, of Vanduser, will be held at 2:30 pm Thursday at Vanduser Church of God with Rev Marshall Page officiating. Burial will be in Old Morles City Cemetery. A life long Vanduser resident, Batts was born March 24, 1882 in Scott County and died this morning at Southeast Missouri Hospital, Cape Girardeau. He was a retired farmer who operated a grocery store in Vanduser from 1925 to 1951. He is survived by his wife Barbara Batts. four daughters Cecil Boyette and Glenn Page of St Louis, Ralph Page of Rock Island IL, William Burke of Vanduser. a half brother Riley Batts of Dallas, a half sister Anna Leal of Sparks NV. nine grandchildren and four great grandchildren.

John Ammon Batts Vanduser Vanduser Church of God Marshall Page Morles City Mr Batts Scott County Southeast Missouri Hospital Cape Girardeau Barbara Batts Cecil Boyette Glenn Page St Louis Ralph Page Rock Island, Ill William Burke Vandyser Riley Batts Dallas Tex Anna Leal Sparks Nev

Seven Sikeston Graduates to Receive Degrees at SEMO

Sikeston residents Willa Dean Alsup Lawanda Lee Calhoun Paul Adam Grimsley Anne Lee Hollenbeck Irene Berendes James Lenora Pearle Matthews Williams and Annette Smith French will earn BS in Education at the 81st Southeast Missouri State College commencement in Cape Girardeau. Baccalaureate services are Sunday evening with Dr A W Dick delivering the sermon and Dr Elmer Ellis MU president giving the commencement address Monday at 10 am.

Cape Girardeau Elmer Ellis University of Missouri

Construction Begins On Replacing 60 Bridge

State Highway Department crews start replacing the old Highway 60 bridge at Brown Spur Road. A by pass bridge will be used for several weeks while the reinforced concrete replacement is erected, measuring 70 feet total span and 28 feet wide across three sections.

State Highway Department Brown Spur Road

Mrs Glenn Forbis Named Woman of the Year at Banquet

The Junior Woman's Club Mother Daughter Banquet announced Mrs Glenn Forbis as Woman of the Year. Sixty five guests, including members and relatives, attended a buffet dinner at the Library with lavender and yellow decor. New officers, led by President Charles Branum, were installed by Mrs Matthews including Vice President Bennie Witt and Recording Secretary Glenn Forbis.

Glenn Forbis Junior Woman's Club Durin Ralph Boyer Clyde Matthews Stella Shankle Fdna Shankle Ann Gentry Wadine Malcolm Matthews G C Sutherlin Charleston Charles Branum Bennie Witt Glenn F.ibis Bob Porter Thomas Marshall Jim Yimer Forbis Boyer Don Castleberry Ray Clinton Herbert Cathey Jim Palmer Bertha Mae Joyce

Sikeston Pool Announces May 29 Opening

Sikeston swimming pool will officially open May 29 with a Labor Day close on Sept 5. Tickets go on sale soon at 15 dollars for a family, 8 dollars for adults, and 3 dollars for children. Junior and senior lifesaving classes, Red Cross swimming lessons, and free activities accompany the season. Wendell Hubbs assists Garrett O'Dell.

Sikeston Garrett O’dell Peel O'Dell Wendell Hubbs Agai

Delmar Street Home Gutted in Sunday Fire

Fire gutted a Delmar Street residence at 605 Delmar Stop after 9 Sunday. The Hart Gaza family had just left that morning. new occupants had not moved in and renovations were ongoing when the blaze began.

Delmar Street Troa Delmar Rod Chasten CY Met Uries Hart Gaza

Blaze Total Loss Anticipated After Early Monday Fire

Early Monday the blaze remained under investigation with officials stating the building will likely be written off as a total loss. No injuries were reported, and crews continued securing the site as flames were brought under control.

Annual Pop Concert At Sikeston HighFriday

The Sikeston High School Symphony Band directed by Keith Collins will present its annual Pop Concert at 8:30 pm Friday in the High School Auditorium. The event, linked to National Boy and Girl Week, features light programs with surfing marches, musical comedy, swing numbers, and a cornet trio with Leroy Anderson, followed by an Open House climax. Admission is free with no reserved seats.

Sikeston High ‘School Keith Collins Lge Vietu Herbert Leroy Procince

Twenty one pass driving tests at armory on Monday

Twenty one people appeared for operator and firefighter license tests at the armory on Monday with most passing. Two failed the law test. Names listed include Harry Prod Davis Nora Bohan na Corintha Pitman Jerry Emmett Wallace Linda Marlene Fulker son Billy Jack son Bully Ray Adams Lallie Minerva Wainman IrTie Mae Smith Dorothy Ronald Scobey Elizabeth Short Gladys Betty Ann Brown Gerald Edward Kelly Ruby Audrey Vance Jacek Dale Richards Willam Randal Fetters Billy Delmus Haines Eloise Ruth Bennett.

Harry Prod Davis Nora’ Bohanna Corintha Pitman Matthews Jerry Emmett Wallace Vancyser Linda Marlene Fulkerson Gray Ridge Billy Jackson's Qran Bully Ray Adams Charleston Sikes

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