Political Announcements in Scott County and Voter Will
A fragmented political note discusses August 3 elections in Scott County with candidates Felker Saunders and Slinkerd for county offices. The piece pivots to a consumer economics excerpt detailing how a dollar spent at a major supermarket is distributed among farm products wages taxes rent advertising and profits, noting profits are a small share and owners receive seven tenths of a cent from the final profit and the rest is reinvested.
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Scott County
Counterspy Herbert Philbrick and the Cambridge Council
A 1940 Cambridge suburban youth group drew a church worker into its ranks by using notable Harvard and MIT names on its letterhead. Herbert Philbrick joined, later revealed as a top FBI counterspy. He spoke at a Freedom Forum, described as an honest, American figure.
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Ulm
Cambridge
Boston
Cambridgeth Council
Harvard
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Herbert Philbrick
FBI
Freedom Forum
Devoted Father Exposes Communist Front in Cambridge Youth Council
In a forum address Herbert Philbrick, a Boston advertiser and family man, reveals his threefold life as a counterspy against the Cambridge Youth Council, once a supposed youth group connected to the Communist Party. He recounts FBI confirmation and his pivotal switch to opposing the Red underground, warning that the nation has not yet turned the tide against Communism.
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America
Cambridge Youth Council
Herbert Philbrick
Boston
Communist Party
FBI
Philbrick
G-men
Red Underground
Cambridge Peole
Theambridge Youth Council
Y.M.C.A
Invictus by Captain Mentey
A verse by Capt William Ernest Mentey extols resilience and inner strength. It opens with a night that covers me and the unconquerable soul, enduring harsh fate yet remaining unafraid and in control of one’s fate.
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William Ernest Mentey
Hospital Notes At Delta Community Hospital Summary
The Missouri Delta Community Hospital admitted and discharged numerous patients across medical, surgical, and maternity services from Thursday to Tuesday. Notable admissions include Billie Culp Sikeston and Linda Ray Painton. discharges include Mrs Tyree Brown with newborn in Bell City and baby boys born to several local families. The bulletin lists many names by town and service, with several births noted Saturday and Sunday across Sikeston New Madrid Oran and surrounding areas.
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Missouri Delta Community Hospital
Billie Culp
Sikeston
William Sutton
New Madrid
Lula Martin
Kewanee
Linda Ray
Painton
Virginia Dixion
Henry Cain
Canalea
Tyree Brown
Bell City
C. C. Reeder
Pearline Wilson
Lilbourn
Dickie Russell
East Prairie
Ruthie White
Rickie Moore
Commerce
Judy Harper
Sikeston. T. & A
Owee
Ollie Hillard
Bertrand
Alfred Ryan
Jake Cullum
Bernie
Bertha Buttrey
Ilmo
Elsie Russell
Margaret Schmerbauch
Missouri Delta
Fred Stroud
Betty Stewart
Oran
Evelyn Raines
T. & Apatients
Bertha Joyce
William Payne
Morehouse
Grover Heath
Medi
Laura Daniels
George R. Presley
Dickie Eugene Russell
Rickie Dale Moore
Donald Lee Weaver
Essex
Robert White
Robert Wilson
Bloomfield
Green Barry Greer IV
Cal
Katherine Hahs
Anderson Segers
Irene Abernathy
Lisbourn
William S. Sutton
Portageville
Baby Stewart
Local Births Reported in Delta and Matthews Areas
Rita Ann Walker of Puxico Veruil Jenkins of Catalou Virginia Dixon of Sikeston Mrs R T Reed and baby boy of Canalou Mr and Mrs BR Reed of Canalou are parents of a son born Tuesday at Delta Community Hospital. A son was born Tuesday at the local hospital to Mr and Mrs Troy Tippett of Matthews.
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James R. Chandler
Portageville
Delta Community Hospital
Harold Kitchen
Morehouse
T Rita Ann Walker
Puxico
Veruil Jenkins
Catalou
Virginia Dixon
Sikeston
R. T. Reed
Canalou
BR. T. Reed
Troy Tippett
Matthews
Miss Genie Blanton Named Girl of the Year at Banquet
The Junior Woman's Club Mother-Daughter Banquet at the Library drew the largest ever turnout. Genie Blanton received the Girl of the Year honor for outstanding club participation, while Joanie Bishop earned a gift for perfect attendance and helpfulness. presentations were by Mrs. Charles Branum.
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Genie Blanton
Joanie Bishop
Charles Branum
Indiana Couple Wed Friday in Canalea Indiana
Miss Donna Powers and Edward Cheek were married at the bride’s grandparents home in Canalea on Friday May 7 at 7 pm. Rev A C Sullivant officiated. matron of honor was Mrs Jimmy Larue, brides dress blue nylon with pink rose bouquet, corsage white roses. Attending were family and friends including Mrs Artie Scott Mrs Dora Baughn Mrs Emma Patton Mrs Mary Newman Mrs Robert Cheek Mrs Sam Powers and the grandparents Mr and Mrs E Muffett.
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Canaleu
Donna Powers
Sam Powers
Hammond
Ind
Edward Cheek
Robert Cheek
Earnest Muffett
Canalea
A. C. Sullivant
The
Baptist Church
Artie Scott
Dora Baughn
Emma Patton
Mary Newman
Couple Returns to Hammond to Reside in Apartment
The couple went back to Hammond on Saturday and are now living in an apartment there.
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Hammond
Joyce Ezzell Weds Horace McKinley in Mayfield Church
In May 12 ceremony at Method ist Church Miss Joyce Ezzell, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Ezzell, married Horace McKinley, son of Mr. and Mrs. H. L. McKinley. Rev. Jno. O. Ensor officiated amid baskets of spring flowers and greenery. The bride wore blue lace with white accessories and a corsage of red rosebuds. attendants were Mr. and Mrs. Homer.
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Bertrand
Methodist Church
Joyce Ezzell
C. W. Ezzell
Horace McKinley
H. L. McKinley
Jno. O. Ensor
Homer McKinley
Lewis Moore union ties Canalou couple in Hernando marriage
Lewis Moore couple Kathryn Lewis and Wilson Moore were married last Tuesday in Hernando Mississippi. Kathryn is daughter of Mr and Mrs W Lewis of Lilbourn while Wilson is son of Mr and Mrs W M Moore. They will reside in Canalou Missouri.
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Lewis-Moore
Arts of Our Heritage program at Woman's Club
Mrs. H G Sharp presented three religious paintings at the Public Library program titled Arts of Our Heritage. The works included The Cyclorama in St Anne's Shrine Quebec and two Forest Lawn pieces Last Supper window by Moretti and The Crucifixion by Jan Epyka. Delegates to the Farmington convention May 26 were chosen and a contribution to Washington for Independence Hall restoration was approved. Two students will be sponsored to music contests in Columbia, selected by Keith Collins. Hosts were Mrs W A Heyde Mrs J E Robinson and Mrs Edna Young Husband.
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Woman’s Club
Public
H. G. Sharp
St. Anne's Shrine
Quebec
Canada
Forest Lawn
Los Angeles
Moretti
Jan Epyka
R. D. Mow
Farmington
Washington
Independence Hall
Columbia
Keith Collins
W. A Heyde
J. E. Robinson
Edna Young Husband
Well-known Bertrand Woman Succumbs
Mrs. Addie Abell, 74, longtime Bertrand resident, died at 11:45 Sunday night in Doctor's Nursing Home after ten days as a patient. Born February 23, 1880 in Dixon Kentucky, she was the daughter of the late Col. and Mrs. C. C. Hardwick. She moved to Bertrand after marrying Dr. N. D. Abell of Louisville and joined the Bertrand Methodist Church by letter. She was previously a Baptist member. Her daughter, Mrs. Ray C. Marsh of Sikeston, cared for her.
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Addie Abell
Bertrand
Abell
Ray C. Marsh
Sikeston
Dixon
C. C. Hardwick
Baptist Church
N. D. Abell
Louisville
Bertrand Methodist Church
Marsh
Obituary of Mrs. Hardwick with Long List of Survivors
Survived by two grandsons Ray Carl Marsh Sikeston and William Robert Marsh Kokomo Ind and three great grandchildren William Douglas Sikeston Pam and Billy Kokomo two sisters Mrs Clyde Hart Charleston and Miss Kate Hardwick Bertrand. Preceded in death by six brothers and one sister. Body lay in state at Taylor Funeral Home until services in Taylor Funeral Chapel at 2 30 Tuesday with Rev M G Joyce officiating. Burial in Garden of Memories Cemetery Sikeston.
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Ray Carl Marsh
Sikeston
William Robert Marsh
Kokomo
Ind
William Douglas
Pam
Billy
Clyde Hart
Charleston
Kate Hardwick
Bertrand
Taylor
M. G. Joyce
Garden of Memories
Real Estate Transfers in Stoddard County Ledger
Multiple property sales listed with buyers and sellers in Stoddard County. Transactions include 40 acre, 15 acre, and small lot exchanges in Dexter Bernie and Bloomfield areas, with prices ranging from $1 to $26,000 and notes of additional value or love and affection.
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Stoddard Coun Lula Hall
Byron
Earl L
Eunice E. Watkins
Don K
Laura N. Ross
Jackson
Bloomfield
James W
Belle Pottard
J. O
Bessie Smith
W. T
Mabel Fisher
Riley Simmons
Vergie
Howard
Cousins
Gussie Almond
W. E
Ella Mae Hood
Majorie Schaffer
Convers Kamplain
Harold G
Mildred M. Belcher
Dexter East
J. L
Cartherine Murphy
O’haren
Bernie
Jessie W
Jeannette Blevins
Joe and
Jewell Swatzell
O’haven
Modean Culbertson
Iran
Laycela Tucker
Rufus Frank
Eva Culbertson
Barbara J. Fritts
John F. Ulen Jr
McCollum
Dexter
Logan
Marie Cook
Ivan
Jean Hisan
Grissom
Elvin
Bessie Kilmer
Leslie S
Ruby McMunna
R L Hayes
Walter
Dora Bollinger
Coy C
Wilma Shetley
East Side
Bell City
Methodist Church Special Guest Day Sunday May 16
The Methodist Church invites all to a Sunday service on May 16 with a guest day. Special guests are those who need assistance to attend and all attendees are asked to bring a guest to the service.
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Methodist Church
Ribbon awards mark boys and girls week events at grade schools
Tony Statler cites need for about 308 yards of ribbon cut into 3 inch strips for awards as 2300 grade school youngsters participate in varied activities. Sikeston high pupils excel in creative writing grammar chemistry newswriting and industrial arts at State College contests. Retirements and higher salaries elsewhere cited as reason for teachers leaving. Boys and girls week ends Friday with 6 to 8:30 p.m. open hours and a Pep Band concert. open house to showcase student work and class displays. parents urged to attend.
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Tony Statler
Sikeston High
State College
Sikeston Industrial Arts
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