Southeast Missouri Press Group elects Pinney president
Alden Pinney publisher of the Scott County Democrat Benton was elected president of the Southeast Missouri Press Association at its annual convention in Puxico. New officers include Mack Denman vice president Harry Guth recording secretary and Polly Scott as recording secretary Perryville chosen as the 1941 meeting place. Governor Lloyd C Stark addressed the banquet urging immediate armament production while preserving noninvolvement in European wars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alden Pinney
Scott County Democrat
Benton
Southeast Missouri Press Association
Puxico
Pinney
F. J. A. Ernst
Ste. Genevieve
Mack Denman
Farmington News
Harry Guth
Perry County Republican
Perryville
Polly Scott
Bloomfield
Lloyd C. Stark
Stark
Norway
Denmark
Holland
Austria
Czechoslovakia
George Washington
United States
N. D. Houser
George Rozier
Ray B. Lucas
G. R. Derby
Puxico Press
People
Southeast
State Group
State Association
Marston 4-H Club Organizes Meeting Highlights Officers
A Marston 4-H Club organizing meeting was held Saturday May 11 at the Marston gymnasium. Officers chosen include Claude Pikey as president Robert Eiceman as vice president Reuben Pikey as secretary and reporter Nadine Sloas as song and game leader. Project leaders named Cloth ing III Nadine Sloas Cloth ing II Edna Mae Reno Market pig David Sloas and others. Home demonstration agent Miss Anne Sillers led a discussion of 4-H work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marston Gymnasium
Gus Eiceman
Claude Pikey
Robert Eiceman
Reuben Pikey
Nadine Sloas
Clothing
Joe Haubold
Mabel O’kane
Betty Jo O’kane
Luewle Holland
Olaf Haubold
Anne Sillers
Extension Club meeting discusses bandaging wounds
The Community Extension Club held its regular meeting at Mrs. Alvin Gasser’s Salcedo home on May 16. The topic was Bandaging of Wounds and refreshments were served after the business session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alvin Gasser
Salcedo
Helping Europe’s Suffering Red Cross Appeal Urged
People across towns and nations face a future of despair as they abandon ruined homelands. Local Red Cross chapters await contributions to ease the suffering of those displaced and injured by war.
Real estate transfers in Scott County list multiple properties
A record of Scott County real estate transfers shows Adam Schaefer to Frank Amprhein for three lots in Guardian Angel addition Oran valued at 1 dollar. numerous Sikeston parcels traded for 1 dollar each, plus several larger deals including Prentice Crawford to Clarence Couch for 150 dollars and Ralph Vaughn to Morley school district for 259 dollars 56 cents. Transfers involve streets, blocks, additions, and townships across Sikeston Oran and Chaffee with buyers and sellers named.
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Adam Schaefer
Frank Amprhein
Guardian Angel
Oran
A. J. Meunier
W E. Brannum
Sikes 3d
Sikeston
E. M. Brashears
Vollie McDaniels
East Acres
Alice Edmondson
Emma Bone
Mce- Coy-Tanner
John J. Glennon
Dora Holder
H. L Blumenberg
Well
Fornfelt
O. L. Spencer
W. A Spencer
McPheeters
Benton
Prentice Crawford
Clarence Couch
Willard Sexton
Chamber of Commerce
E W. Mantel
J J. Bmegley
Stubblefield
Dave King
Ben Carroll
McCoy-Tanner
Commerce
W. P. Landley
A. F Kiefer
H. C. Young
Betty Jones
McCoy- Tanner
T. F. Baker
E. L Limbaugh
Cecil Carson
C E Jones
Charles Bethune
Parkland
J.D O’connor
Freda Enderle
Joe Hawkins
Lawrence Vetter
Silliman
Ralph Vaughn
Morley
Clarence King
Otto Jennings
Rockview Junction
C. E. Mitchell
Phillip Ponder
C. L. Malone
Robert Parker
Fairground
Cleo Cooper
Leo Trapp
Chaffee
Land transfers and small parcel sales in Sikeston area
Hosea Long transfers land in section 1 township 27 range 12 for 1 dollar. Helen Baker sells parkland lots in Sikeston to David Blanton for 750 dollars. Blumenberg sells lots 9 to 12 in Fornfelt Blumenberg addition Fornfelt for 1 dollar. Lucile Jackson sells part of Ilanter addition Sikeston to Ralph Potash nick for 1 dollar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hosea Long
W. J. Griffin
Helen Baker
David Blanton
Parkland
Sikeston
Blumenberg
Ansie Rahmoeller
Fornfelt
Lucile Jackson
Ralph Potashnick
Ilanter
Theodore Horn
D A. McClard
Imo
Chas. Ressel
Arnold Ressel
Ray Wedel
A. A Garner
C. J. Jenkins
Louie Schetter
Chaffee
S. T. Sturgeon
Helen Keith
McCoy-Tanner
Red Cross Appeals for Help as WarSuffered Mothers Reach Out
War weary mothers and children face ongoing suffering in Europe prompting renewed American Red Cross aid calls. Citizens are urged to contribute to their local chapter now as the need is urgent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Europe
American Red Cross
Harvester Company Gives $50,000 to Red Cross War Fund
The International Harvester Co of Chicago made a 50000 dollar contribution the largest single offering yet to the Red Cross war relief fund totaling 10000000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
International Harvester Co. of
Chicago
Red Cross
Also Mentioned on This Page
Frank L. Martin
School of Journalism
Col. Wright A. Patterson
Western Newspaper Union
J. Edgar Gerald
State Press Association
L. E. Finley
Columbia
Sikeston Herald
C. H. Denman
Ward Denman
Clint H. Denman Jr
Lillian Belle Taylor
C. L. Blanton Sr
C. L. Blanton Jr
Ed Kendall
Vernetta Smith
Ed Edelen
Missour
Missouri College of Agriculture
Missouri
Paxico
J. H. Wolpers
James Jackson
Fetna-Ize
Etna Casualty and Surety Company
Hartford
Connecticut
T. C. Dye Insurance
Telephone
Sikeston, Mo
Marston 4-H Club Organization Meeting
Extension Club
Scott County
TUDOR
Mercury
New Hamburg
Desoto
Miles
Chevrolet
Walton & Williams Motor Company
W. Malone
FORD
Ace LA Penama Ati
Sens Bone
Phill
Phillips
Lal
Phillips 66
Limbaugh’s Service Station
Malone Avenue
Trousdale
Harry Trousdale
Phillips Gasoline and Motor Oil
Highway 60
Mayer’s
Phillips Service Station
Moore-Harris
Benton, Missouri
Madam Reese
Pohouski
Okla
Dixcelonian Cafe
Highway 61
City Limits
Scott County Abstract Company
Benton, Mo
Harris D. Rogers
H. M. Holmes
Paul Rankin
Diamond Tavern
Kewanee Stores NO
Kewanee
F. G. Hills
Canalon
C. D. Weath
Dogwood
S. O. Wescoat Ellissole
LC Smith
Miss Brown
Boss
Bo EL Ae
Darcy G. Brown
P. O
P. O. Box
Morehouse, MO
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