Audit Summary for Sikeston City 1956 57 Fiscal Year
Audit of Sikeston City records May 1 1956 April 30 1957 covers City Collector receipts and disbursements by fund including General Revenue Library and City Hall Building Fund. Noted discrepancies in police fines October 25 to November 25 1956 total 232 dollars with 220 on report and a bank overdraft of 2.52 shown while 2.48 sits in Bank of Sikeston. recommends correcting warrants and transferring balances.
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Sisesion
Wwe
Pete Shave
Sikeston
Board OF Public Works
E. Tre
Bendice Py
Cry Hall Building
Library Fund
Teceidis
Bank of Sikes
le Fung
Planters Bank
Bank of Sikeston
Planters Bn
Colector
Audi
Cite Council
Furiher
General Revenue Fund
Bulemeg Fune
Ciiy Hal
Fune
Bdong
Mrs Artie Amrhein Dies in St Louis Hospital
Mrs Artie Jane Amrhein, 80, wife of Frank J Amrhein, died in St Louis hospital after a month’s illness. Born December 1876 in Hancock County Kentucky, she and Frank married September 9 1895. They lived in Oran many years before moving to St Louis twelve years ago. Survived by six daughters and one son, including Mrs Frank Glastetter and Miss Rose Amrhein, four sisters, three brothers, twenty five great grandchildren, and other relatives.
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Artie Jane Ausrin
Frank J. Amrhein
St. Louis
Amrhein
Hancock County
Annirnen
Oran
Frank Glastetter
Oras
Rose Amrhein
Joe Merritt
Mirs
Lauie Snider
Poplar Bluff
Henry Heeb
Chaffee
Joe Pabst
Cape Girardeau
Frank Amrhein
Blanton Elected to Missouri Bar Executive Committee
Prominent Sikeston attorney Harry Blanton was elected to the Missouri Bar executive committee at the Kansas City meeting. Other new officers include Harry Gershenson president Clarence Woolsey vice president Dylus W. Davis secretary Wade F. Baker executive director and the executive committee members Gershenson Woolser Davis J Frederic Ave bach Harry Blanton and Fred A. Eppe nger. The Bar’s meeting concluded that day.
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Harry Blanton
Sikeston
Ozine Missouri Bar Association
Kansas City
Missouri Bar
Harry Gershenson
St. Louis
Clarence ©. Woolsey
Springfield
Dylus W. Davis
Hkansas City
Wade F. Baker
Jefferson City
Gershenson
Woolser
Davis
J. Frederic Avebach
Albany
Sixeston
Fred A. Eppenberger
VA Widows Benefit Law Change Eases Eligibility
Public Law 209 of the 85th Congress lowers the marriage requirement for widow status from ten years to five years before the veteran’s death. If a child was born, no minimum marriage period applies. WWI widows previously barred may receive a pension if living with the veteran at least five years and income limits apply.
Sikeston Man Burned By Propane Gas
Joan Marshall of Sikeston suffered facial and neck burns when a LP gas tank valve blew off a wrench slip during work at the Charles Gardner farm near Matthews. She said the injury was not serious and he was resting at home.
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Joan Marshall
Simpson Oi Co
Sikeston
Chamber of Commerce
Toro
Charles Gardner Farm
Matthews
Infant Died At Birth In Bertrand Community
The infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Harrow of Route 1 Bertrand died at birth Saturday afternoon at 2 o clock at Delia Community Hospital. Graveside rites were conducted by Rev Verneil Dauzhe pastor of the Fellowship Baptist Church Sunday afternoon at the farmer cemetery near Dogwood. Nunnelee Funeral Home handled arrangements.
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William Harrow
Route 1
Bertrand
Delia Community Hospital
Verneil Dauzhe
Fellowship Banzist
Farmer Cemetery
Dogwood
Nunnelee Funeral Home
Scott County schools receive 1957 58 foreign insurance funds
Treasurer Hess Porter reported receipt of 53 364 81 from State Auditor Haskell Holman for Foreign Insurance monies due Scott County schools. The funds were credited to the Free Textbooks program across districts R-1 to R-6, with district totals listed including Himo-Forn- R-1 6 726 57 and R-2 7 419 01.
Ross School Hit By Second Fire Disaster
Ross School of District A-1 on Highway 61 near Portageville escaped major tragedy after a Friday blaze, supported by five firefighters from Portageville Hayti Wardell and nearby towns. Damage estimated under 10 thousand dollars, with no loss of life. The gym roof area and bleachers suffered fire damage while classrooms remained intact. The school, rebuilt after previous storm damage, was on vacation for cotton harvest.
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Hayte — Ross
A-1
Here
Portageville
Suni
Long
Harti
For Sale 537 Acres and 410 Acre Farm
For sale 537 acres and 410 acre farm all under cultivation with bottom land soil and modern improvements. Price 200 per acre. Sold by owner by appointment only. Leonard Ranson at Wolf Lake Lil. Also seed wheat Vermillion germination 92 percent. Next year seed will be first year certified at 3.50 per bushel. Harold Hill on U S Highway 63, 39 miles north of Sikeston. Phone 2500-Wi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Hill Angus Farms
U.S. Highway 61
Sikeston
Leonard Ranson
Wolf Lake
Lil
Harold Hill
U. S. Highway 63
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Harlow
Scott County
Felt
Benton
Morley
Ross
Peley
Dearborn-Wood Bros
Acle & Williams Tractor Company
W. Malone
Sikeston, Mo
Lee Cuuid
Minneapolis
Moline Uni-Har- Vester
Farmers Union Gin Company
Senate
Telephone
Regent
F. L. Sisson
Ofice
Front Street
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Red Feather
Missouri Delta Community Hospital
BOY Scouts
American Cancer Society
Local Welfare Service
Girl Scouts
Salvation Army
RED Cross
Missouri Heart Association
Children’s Home Soc. OF
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Meredith Lee
Gene Nunnelee
Marshall Craig
Charles Simpson
Mrs
Jewell Allen
W. B. Denton
John Hux Tharon E. Stallings Clyde Poe
W. C. Bowman
Shadold
Lynn Twitty
E. E. Leighninger
Herschel Tyer
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