Sikeston High School Picks Committees For Year
Sikeston High School announces student council committees with Jackie Gentry as lookout chair and Wanda Gail Richards leading the publicity committee with aides. Other assignments include entertainment and stand committees. The library adds new books and magazines, while home room attendance trophies go to Wilkison and Robinson amid a football of class news and a health check for Mr. Wilkison.
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Counci
Jackie Gentry
Betty Anderson
Lois Phillips
Maxine Lewis
Peggy Harris
Bob Deneke
Daphne McNeely
Lee Bloomfield
Irene Anderson
Dick Young
Mary Stevenson
Paul David Holden
Wanda Gai] Richards
John Ensor
Ruth Anne Collins
Jean Hartzell
Wilma Lou Foster
Wanda Gail Richards
Jean Chapman
Martha Jane Lewis
Billy Warren
Phil Sadler
Jack Edwards
Rovinson
Bob Hope
Thomas R. St. George
Cornelia Otis Skinner
Emily Kimbrough
Bryan Maline
Lucy Agnes Hancock
Mr. Wilkison
Mrs. Robinson
Wilkison
Home Room &C
Miller
Miss Scheerer
Miss Rumph
Miss Corbin
Veith
Mr. Walker
Miss Sidwell
Miss Clymer
Miss O’hara
Mr. Stewart
Miss Haw
Mr. Schramm
Mr. Bona
Miss Tanner
Mrs. Bowman
Miss Laux
Miss Littleton
Comprehensive Personal Liability Insurance PROMO Ad
A cautionary ad promotes Comprehensive Personal Liability Insurance covering the insured and household members for medical expenses up to 250 dollars, accident investigation costs, out of court settlements or judgments, and legal fees. Offered at 10 dollars per year or 25 dollars for three years, urging inquiry.
Southeast Missouri football scores roundup
Cape Central 25, Caruthersville. Perryville 9, Charleston 7. Poplar Bluff 13, Jackson 0. Kennett 12, Chaffee 6. Southeast Missouri high school football scores from tonight’s games feature several close finishes and decisive wins across multiple teams.
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Perryville
Charleston
Poplar Bluff
Jackson
Kennett
Chaffee
Absentee Votes Predicted To Decide Missouri Election
State party leaders predict over 100000 Missouri service members will vote by absentee ballot on November 7. Draft figures show about 225000 eligible military voters, with past absentees leaning Democratic 58 percent to 12 percent Republican. Civilians favored 54 percent Democrat to 46 percent Republican. Governor Dalton and Sam Wear are the party chairs.
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Missouri
Dalton
Sam Wear
Free Textbook Money Disbursed To Missouri Schools
State Auditor Forrest Smith reports Missouri will distribute 1,560,383.66 for free textbooks this year from the insurance premium tax. Funds flow via county enumeration, totaling about 1.78 per school age child, with half to schools and half to the general fund. The schools ultimately receive two thirds of the total tax revenue through channels. Fewer children exist now than in 1934 and 1924, marking a decline since the peak in 1934. Get rid of moths by cleaning folds of overcoats before storage.
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Missouri
Forrest Smith
Smith
General Revenue Fund
Bulldog Goal Line Is Still Accessed
Charles Walker star of Sikeston Bulldogs rushes for 20 45 and 55 yard TDs as Sikeston defeats Dexter 19 to 0. Bulldogs stay unbeaten this season no points scored against them. Tonight Sikeston hosts Caruthersville after a conference meeting in Cape Girardeau delays tomorrow’s game.
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Bulldog
Charles Walker
Sikeston
Sikeston Bulldogs
Dexter Bearcats
Walker
Dexter
Bulldogs
East Prairie
Jackson
Southeast Missouri
Cape Girardeau
Caruthersville
Frank Dye completes 25 years with Sikeston post office
Frank Dye, a postal clerk and rural carrier in Sikeston, marked 25 years of service. He began under former Postmaster Frank Smith, now Sikeston Police Judge, with three other colleagues when the office was in the McCoy Tanner building. Dye logged 207 900 miles delivering mail as a rural route carrier and served as a World War II Army sergeant mechanic overseas.
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Frank Dye
Sikeston
Dye
Frank Smith
John F. Wood
Dave Reese
Chris Francis
McCoy-Tanner
Center Street
Western Union Telegraph
Flower Basket
Allard & Matthews Insurance Co
Herald
Army
Services Held For Former Sikeston Resident Wallace
Funeral services were held Monday at Assembly of God for Wm L Wallace 70 of Morley a former Sikeston resident. Rev H Patterson and Rev Gayle Jackson officiated. Interment Sikeston city cemetery. Wallace died Saturday night after illness. Born January 7 1874 in Boonville Indiana he spent most of his life in southeast Missouri. Survived by wife Bernice two sons Rev Dallas Wallace Newton MS and Wm Wallace St Louis two daughters Mrs Arthur Maxey Sikeston and Miss Mary Sue Wallace Morley a stepson James Phillips Coast Guard three sisters Mrs W C Boardman Sikeston Mrs Daisy Taylor Detroit Mich and Mrs Matthew Biggs Little Rock Ark and a brother D E Wallace Little Rock. Attending out of town relatives included Rev Dallas Wallace Hubert Wallace Charles Leslie and sister Mrs Smith Mattson MN Mr and Mrs Bill Leslie Delta Jerry Wallace Allenville Mr and Mrs John Causey and Mr and Mrs Lloyd Cox Essex and Mrs Will Causey and Mrs Mac Stevenson Dexter.
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Assembly of God Church
Wm. L. Wallace
Morley
Sikeston
H. Patterson
Gayle Jackson
Sikeston City
Taylor
Wallace
Boonville
Indiana
Missouri
Bernice Wallace
Dallas Wallace
Newton
Miss
Wm. Wallace
St. Louis
Arthur Maxey
Mary Sue Wallace
James Phillips
Coast Guard
W. C. Boardman
Daisy Taylor
Detroit, Mich
Matthew Biggs
Little Rock
Ark
D. E. Wallace
Hubert Wallace
Charles Leslie
Smith
Mattoon
Bill Leslie
Delta
Jerry Wallace
Allenville
John Causey
Lloyd Cox
Essex
Will Causey
Mac Stevenson
Dexter
Maps for U S troops in greater Europe war effort
Maj. Gen. Cecil Ray Moore reports Allied map supply to European theater troops. In 90 days, American forces received 125 million maps, with about 500 tons dropped by parachute. Bradley's army group consumes 30 tons daily, equating to 600,000 newspaper sheets costing around five million dollars.
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Europe
Cecil Ray Moore
Moore
Omar N. Bradley
Army
Dewey to Speak in St Louis October 16
Governor Thomas E. Dewey, Republican nominee for President, will give a major campaign address in St. Louis on Monday night October 16 at Kiel Auditorium Convention Hall. The event will be broadcast nationwide by hook-up and preceded by a 11:00 a.m. press conference. Republican officials and editors are invited with reserved seating.
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Thomas E. Dewey
United States
St. Louis
Kiel Auditorium
Dewey
Republican County
State Committee
Republican Editorial Association
City of Sikeston Receipts and Expenditures Report
City of Sikeston presents a financial statement for March 31 1944 through September 30 1944. It shows balance cash on hand at March 31 1944 and deductions for cash disbursements including bonds retired and interest on bonds.
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City OF
Sikeston
General Revenue Fund
Sikeston Special
Sikeston Pool
Waerepeeh
Wenet U Ss Treasury
Barrett
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Jos. A. Leslie
Insurance Agency
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Cape Central
Wey
Southeast Missouri Telephone Company
U. SS
Sinhing Fund
G. W. H. Presnell
Milburn Arbaugh
Leepertee VR
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