Oil Dealers to Meet in Sikeston
Scott county oil men plan a meeting at the L O O F hall in Sikeston at 8 p m Friday to discuss oil industry tax issues and to organize a county group. A G Lewellen announced officers will be elected and sub committees named to push tax relief and regulate industry practices while keeping prices low for motorists.
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Scott County
L O. O. F. Hall
Sikeston
A. G. Lewellen
St. Lows
Missouri Petroleum Industries Committee
Lewellen
Missouri
Miss Daisy Evans Resigns to Marry H D Bashore
Miss Daisy Evans head of the commercial department at Sikes ton high school for several years received a silver tray cream pitcher and sugar bowl from the second year shorthand class last week Her resignation is announced and she will marry H D Bashore this summer.
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Daisy Evans
Sikeston High School
Miss Evans
H. D. Bashore
Public schools to reopen September 5 in Sikeston
Sikeston schools will reopen for the 1938 1939 term on Monday September 5. A. R. Harper announces. Preliminary enrollment papers have been filled out by high school pupils indicating their subject choices for next year. Papers will be checked and schedules arranged during the summer months.
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Sikeston
A. Harper
Additional Work for Sikester High School Home Economics
About 50 pupils at Sikester High School will continue a tenth month home economics program supervised by Miss Isabelle Hess. Students will work at home on child care, cooking, sewing summer clothes, and housekeeping, with reports due at month end. Hess will monitor progress via visits, telephone calls, and conferences at the home economics cottage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sikester High School
Isabelle Hess
Miss Hess
Nine-Point Health Buttons Awarded to Sikes Pupil Group
Physical examination of Sikes ton grade school pupils led to awarding 78 of 1018 children the Nine-Point Health Buttons. Phyliss Harrison received a special award for five consecutive years. birth registration issues kept some from the honor, with many lacking proper state registration. Names listed include Clara Auten, Betty Anderson, Anna Baasch, Charles Berthe, Eugenia Blanton, Jackie Bowman, and Phyllis Harrison among 78 named pupils.
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Sikeston
Della Poe
Phyliss Harrison
Poe
Jefferson City
Clara Dale Auten
Betty Anderson
Anna Baasch
Charles Berthe
Eugenia Blanton
Jackie Bowman
Mary Ellen Bailey
Roger Bailey Jr
Paul Brewer Jr
Robert Burns
Peter Burns
Barbara Canedy
Bernadine Comstock
Jean Cummins
Ann Draughan
Billy Dudley
Donald Duncan
Marian Duncan
Billy Foley
Bobby Foley
Ruth Ann Forrester
Lauriene Fowler
Charles French
Betty Gaston
Bobby Gaston
Lorraine Graber
Patsy Gentles
Phillis Harnson
Betty Hirschberg
Eugene Murschberg
Billy Haters
Jimmy Johnson
Mary Anne Johnson
Mary Louise Jones
Sara Sue Keller
John Kendig
Evelyn Klein
Alice Martin
Earl Martin
Billy Gene Matthews
Dorothy Matthews
Mary Frances Malcolm
Marilyn Mayfield
Eleanor McClure
Tommy McClure
Bob McCord
Eugene Mulner
Frances Ann Newsom
Betty Northington
Billy Worthington
Charles Randolph
Jackie Richard
Tommy Roberts
Ramara Rocard
Raymond Shamberg
Shirley Shainberg
Betty Shankle
Wade Shankle Jr
Billy Sikes
Grace Marie Sittes
George Simmons
Billy Swacker
Anne Schulte Jr
Freshman Holiday Rewarded for Citizenship Project
Members of the freshman class received a holiday Friday as a reward for their time and effort in completing the school enumeration. The event was planned as a citizenship project.
Sikeston Teachers Plan Summer Vacations Across Colleges Lords
Sikeston public school staffers report three month break with plans to study at Columbia University Missouri Bowling Green and Cape Girardeau State Teachers College among others. Principal William Mahen will pursue a Master of Arts in Columbia while Electa O'Hara and several others seek study or stay at home in Sikeston or nearby towns.
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Sikeston Public
The
Herald
Wm. E. Mahen
Sikeston High School
Columbia
Electa O'Hara
Bowling Green Business College
Bowling Green
Joe Spudi
Sikeston
Lawrence Knepper
Knepper
Tarkic
Daisy Evans
H. Bayshore
South Grade
Thiron Stallings
Missouri University
Jewell Mouser
Georgia Houenens
Irma _ Allen
Lydia Chaney
Lucille Mount
Lucille Finley
Ruth Bateman
Elizabeth Fmory
Pauline Meredith
Cape Girardeau
Wilma Ragains
Morley
E. Wo de
Indianapolis
Hinchey
Evanston
Helen Baker
Siath Grade Pupils Entertain At Lunch
Sixth graders taught by Miss Lucille Finner entertained at a lunch in the library of the South Grade School building. The pink and green color scheme carried through decorations and refreshments. Guests included Tharon Stallings, principal, and Mrs Stallings. Mrs S A Brent from the PTA was given a gift in appreciation of her kindness to the room.
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Lucille Finner
South Grade
Tharon Stallings
South
Stallings
S A. Brent
Parent-Teacher Association
Teachers honored at Sikeston dinner for leaving system
Sikeston public school teachers honored guests Monday at Palace Cafe. Honorees include Daisy Evans Marian Sample Nellie Goodman Mary Kirkendoll and Mary Jane Barnett. Evans to marry Sample to study in St Louis Goodman to Clarksville Kirkendoll and Barnett to teach elsewhere. Boys in manual training display Sunday at the high school.
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Sikeston
Palace Cafe
Daisy Evans
Marian Sample
Nellie Goodman
Mary Kirkendoll
Mary Jane Barnett
Cape College to Graduate 145 Seniors
Graduation exercises at State College Cape Girardeau will honor 145 seniors for the sixty fourth annual commencement. Dr Henry J Gerling superintendent of St Louis schools will deliver the address Sociological Determinants of Educational Programs. Baccalaureate services were led by Dr H G Harmon president of William Wood College.
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State College
Cape Garardeau
Henry J. Gerling
St. Louis
H. G. Harmon
William Wood College
Fulton
Demna Parker
Sikeston
Eloise Flavia Bond
Merle Marie Briggs
Charlies
Arthur Goddard
Chaffee
Fred Potter Woods
Helen Marie Hawkins
Commerce
Albert Johnson Rushing Jr
Bertrand
Elizabeth Peal Spencer
Leslie Mae Allen
Benton
Lois Margaret Bray
Eva Charlotta Sheffield
Fornfelt
Paul Harris Roberts
Jane Elizabeth Thompson
Charleston
John Marvin Hobbs
New Madrid
Lloyd Edward Revelle
Advance
Ruby Tope
Lilbourn
Miss Brewer to Receive Nurse's Diploma Tonight
Miss Mildred Edna Brewer daughter of Mr and Mrs Lane Brewer of Bertrand is in the Massouri Baptist Hospital senior class set to receive diplomas tonight at graduat ing exercises at Euclid Baptist church in St Louis She is one of 46 graduating nurses Attending are her parents brother Frank Brewer of Cape Girardeau and sister Mrs Jim Baker of Columbia Mo The Brewers will return to Bertrand tomorrow with Mrs Baker who will visit for several days
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Mildred Edna Brewer
Lane Brewer
Bertrand
Massouri Baptist Hospital
Euclid Baptist Church
St Loui
Miss Brewer
Frank Brewer
Cape Girardeau
Jim Baker
Columbia
Senior Tea Held Monday Afternoon At Sikeston High
About 80 guests attended the senior tea for Sikeston High School graduates at the home economics cottage. Faculty members were invited, and the event was planned by the home economics department with Miss Isabelle Hess and students hosting. Mrs Joe Spudich, wife of the class sponsor, poured drinks and simple refreshments were served.
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Sikeston High School
Isabelle Hess
Joe Spudich
Bulldog Barker staff page lists editors and reporters
The Sikeston High School weekly Bulldog Barker published 31 issues this school year. Editor Perry Donnell leads the staff which includes associate editor Billy Van Arsdale sports editor Clyde Long local editor Bob Matthews feature editor Martha Jane Myers typist Cleo Wright sophomore reporter Nannette Gross freshman reporter Art Swacker and sponsor Miss Uriel Haw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bulldog Barker
Sikeston
Perry Donnell
Billy van Arsdale
Clyde Long
Bob Matthews
Martha Jane Myers
Cleo Wright
Nannette Gross
Art Swacker
Uriel Haw
Truckers and Shoe Men Win Softball Finale 10 to 6
In a close Monday night doubleheader at the local athletic field the International Shoe team edged Hollingsworth 10 to 6 after a shaky first game where Potashnick men won 19 to 8 over Jack's Yo. The Shoes scored steadily with three in the third and fourth, overcoming a early Hollingsworth push. Tonight the Highway team faces Flower Basket and IOOF plays Guards.
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International Shoe
Hollingsworth
Potashnick Men
Jack
Truckers
Truckmen
Shoemen
Hollingsworth Aggregation
Highway
Flower Basket
IOOF
Sikeston Falls 9 3 to Poplar Bluff in Sunday Game
The Sikeston baseball team lost 9 to 3 to the Poplar Bluff All-Stars at Sportsman's Park. Sikeston scored in the fourth inning for a lone point and added one run in the seventh and one in the eighth. The Sikeston club will face the Cape Girardeau Capahas next at Cape Girardeau.
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Sikeston
Poplar Bluff All-Stars
Sportsman's Park
Poplar Bluff
Cape Girardeau Capahas
Cape Sunday
It Is Dangerous to Sell a Substitute for Extra Profit
A warning states it is dangerous to sell a SUBSTITUTE for a small extra gain. It emphasizes customers as assets and warns that losing customers harms the business. The note claims 666 is worth multiple times a SUBSTITUTE.
Sikeston Golfers Defeat Charleston Club in Season Opener
The Sikeston golfers defeated the Charleston club 30 to 11 on Sunday afternoon in the first game of the season. Sikeston players led each pairing, with the final score 30 to 11 after pairs results.
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Sikeston
Charleston Club
Te Sikeston
Guaranteed shoe repair and chiropractic ads in one notice
An old classifieds snippet combines an ad for guarantee shoe repair by experienced men at Feltners Shoe Shop 311 North New Madrid Street, a chiropractor Dr F L Sissort Jr at 138 A Front Street offering quick health relief, and a for sale listing for a four for a dime photo stop machine and booth plus chemicals and equipment at 121 North Handy Street Likester Mo 207.
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Feltners Shoe Shop
North
New Madrid Street
F. L. Sissort Jr
Chiropractor
Front Street
North Handy St. Likester
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Home EC
SIATH
Manual Training Department
Rollaway Rink
Cape College
Jack’s “Y
Hollingsworth’s
General Electric
W. Front St
Sikeston Golfers
H. Alexander
P. Golightly
O. Lumsden
H. Hequembourg Co. C
O. Hearne
P. Medley _Brown
Mahew
Banta
Joe Matthews
Kinder
Limbaugh
Carroll
Moose
Dr. Love
F MM. Robbins
Y. Rost
S. J. Downs
Wm. Alann
Edwards
H. Kirk
Farmer
Wm Sidwell
S. C. Hequembourg
Saleman
Rawleigh
Rawleigh’s
Dept
Moe
Freeport
Radhow
Virgil Harnes
E Malone
John Deere
F. E. Ratcliffe
Matthews
M. G. Gresham
Boyce Farm Equipment? Co
Sikeston and Oran
Merlin G. Anderson
Derris-Malcolm
Sparks Barber Shop
Dormier
Kingshighway
Reiss Dairy
Reiss
Sikeston, MO
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