World This Week Highlights From 1920s to 1940s
A digest of assorted world notes includes new grain storage huts in farming states for corn and wheat, a record egg yield by 13 Rhode Island Reds, Catholics reaching 423 million worldwide, a coffee price rise passed to consumers, and a US deficit forecast. Also reported are a Missouri Grand Chapter Jubilee, a Supreme Court justice injured in a mountain accident, Veiled Prophet queen selection, Senator Vandenberg’s lung loss in surgery, France’s premier resignation, and a fatal Kansas City fire killing seven.
Southeast Missouri Junior Chamber meets in Malden
The Bootheel Council of the Southeast Missouri Junior Chamber of Commerce held its quarterly meeting in Malden last Sunday afternoon with James Kolb of Jefferson City, Missouri Junior Chamber of Commerce president, in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malden
Boothee] Council of
Southeast Missouri Junior Chamber of Commerce
James Kolb
Jefferson City
Missouri Junior Chamber of Commerce
Frisco Engineer Lippard completes 44 years on last run
Sam T. Lippard, engineer of Frisco Passenger Train No. 807, stepped down after 44 years and 7 months of service in the town last Thursday. His wife, Mrs. Lippard, rode on the final trip with him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chaffee
Sam T. Lippard
Frisco
Lippard
Reverend Reeves Accepts Eu dora Pastorate
NEW MADRID Rev. Fred L. Reeves former pastor of the Presbyterian church here has accepted a call to serve the Presbyterian church at Eu dora Ark. Other brief notes include Dexter infant Connie L. McCroy found dead at three weeks old and Richmond Va trainmaster Lawrence Bedwell killed in a truck fire at a service station. Gordonville marks the fiftieth anniversary of Christ Lutheran Church with services this weekend led by charter members.
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New Madrid
Fred L. Reeves
Presbyterian Church
Eudora
Ark
Dexter
Connie L. McCroy
Everett McCroy Jr
Jackson
Lawrence Bedwell
Richmond
Bedwell
Gordonville
Christ Lutheran Church
M. G., Kirster
Andy Moll
E. W. Hink
Oil spare heater sale with $50 starting price
Buy your oil spare heater now. We offer units from fifty dollars and up. Free blanket with each stove from Dempster's.
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Dempster's
Jesus the carpenter and teacher devotion in everyday work
Religion piece notes Jesus as a workingman a carpenter and a teacher and that His careful honest work mattered more for the heart than philosophy Lecky praised three years of ministry as softening humankind The story of workers in a cathedral spirit illustrates the call for followers to work with dignity plus a public notice for a divorce by publication in Scott County Missouri court proceedings against Odus Stutts linked to Bailey and Craig attorneys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesus
Lecky
Resolutions of Respect for Brother Paul J Trotter
Sikeston Lodge No 310 A F and A M of Sikeston Missouri records in memoriam the death of Paul J Trotter who died September 19 1949 He is described as a true faithful member and the lodge votes to drape its Charter in mourning for thirty days and to send condolence to his family Signed by committee members Chris L Francis Val Sharp and Fremont Goetz
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Lodge of the
New Jerusalem
Sikeston Lodge No
A.F
A.M
Sikeston
Chris L. Francis
Val Sharp
Fremont Goetz
Owner statement for Spreslton Herald Oct 1 1949
The Spreslton Herald owner statement lists Ward Denman as publisher and owner. It shows Clint H. Denman as major security holder and notes average weekly circulation of 2878. Notarized October 3, 1949 by Al Harrison. Also includes a plain ad for a free blanket with oil space heater from Dempster’s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clint H. Denman
Sikeston
Asso
Ward Denman
AL AL Harrison
CMA Commission
Yan
Order of Publication in Wallace Divorce Case
In Scott County Missouri the Circuit Court grants service by publication on Noble Ralph Wallace non resident for a divorce action. Plaintiff’s attorney Robert A. Dempster Sikeston Missouri. defendant must answer within 45 days after September 15 1949 else default. Publication in The Sikeston Herald Sikeston Scott County Missouri. Deputy Circuit Clerk signed September 12 1949.
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State of
Missouri
Odus Stutts
Circuit Court
Scott County
Bailey & Craig
Sikeston
W. Allan Hubbard
Missour
E. A. Daniel
Noble Ralph Wallace
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Grand Chapter of
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Kiel Auditorium
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William O. Douglans
United States Supremes Court
Yakima
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Carol
Moon Gardner
Frederick D. Gardner
Miss Gardner
Keil Auditorum
Arthur H. Vandenberg
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Weremier
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Highway 25
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Phyllis Ann Wood
Columbia
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Kierk
Paperarchi
State of Missouri
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Nettie A. Stutts
Brother Paul J. Trotter
Dempster
Scott County Abstract Co
Harris D. Rogers
Benton, Mo
Have It
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Gilbert Clinton
Research Laboratories, Inc
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Oregon
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the Herald
Memorial Park Cemetery
James Wears
Edmondson
Beard
Beard’s Temple of Music
Paragould
Chas. H
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Tanner Building
Sikeston, MO
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Mississippi County
Dept
Memphis
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NEW Waltham Watches
J. L. Voelker
Western Auto Store
Front Street
Sikeston, Missouri
Paul E. Christian
Dexter, MO
G. S. Hampton
Ranney
Dodge
Ford
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Mitchell-Sharp Chevrolet Co
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Buckner Ragsdale Building
Bufordville
High Line
Burfordville
Cape County
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Industrial Finance Co
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Oliver Combine
Jarvis Motor & Implement Company
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Vrovit
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