Sikeston Drops 6-0 Battle With CBC at St Louis
Sikeston Bulldogs fall 6-0 to Christian Brothers College in St Louis after a hard fought game. CBC drives from the opening kickoff culminate in Ryan and Oetter scoring a 45-yard march. Sikeston threatens in the third and final periods but fails to crack CBC’s defense as the whistle ends the contest.
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Sikeston Bulldogs
East Prairie
Jackson
Christian Brothers College
Sikeston
St. Louis Boys
College Stadium
St. Louis
Oetter
Waggener
Ryan
Co. B.C
Ables
Oval
Matthews
CBC
Sikeston Bulldogs Fall to Diehlstadt in Season Finale
Sikeston High School softball ends season with a 13 to 2 loss to Diehlstadt last Tuesday. Diehlstadt piled up 9 hits and 10 runs across two innings, aided by Sikeston errors and walks. Sikeston finishes 5-4 on the year, with two wins by forfeit from Blodgett, while Diehlstadt also claims two wins.
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Sikeston High School
Diehlstadt
Sikeston
Carter
Hugh Aldrich
Charles Heath
Bill Vanover
J. M. Arnold
Aldrich
Carter Culbertson
Billy Wagner
Hodges
Blodgett
Vancuser
Sikeston to Send Gene Cox to Cairo Mardi Gras
Miss Imogene Cox known as Gene will represent Sikeston at Cairo Mardi Gras in NL Saturday chosen by Sikeston High School seniors over Wanda Nelson Dora Dunn and Margaret Jones.
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Imogene Cox
Gene
Sikeston
Cairo
Miss Cox
Sikeston High School
Wanda Lee Nelson
Dora Ann Dunn
Margaret Louise Jones
Public Schools Close Early for Cape Girardeau Meeting
Our district plans show fall meetings of the State Teachers Association in St. Louis and Kansas City with local attendance by Cape Girardeau teachers when travel is costly. This year many students will miss Friday afternoon classes to attend the football game at Caruthersville and the Cape Girardeau district session. The fourth general session in Cape Girardeau features a University of Kansas Chancellor address and Southeast Missouri orchestra performances. The State meeting in St. Louis runs December 3 to 6, and schools will close then.
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State Teachers Association
St. Louis
Kansas City
Cape Girardeau
Futhermore
Eastern Star Halloween Party Planned at Odd Fellows Hall
Members of the Eastern Star chapter will hold a Halloween party next Thursday night at the Odd Fellows hall with Mrs. John Fox, Mrs F F Converse, Mrs J R Harwell and Mrs Nelle Wofford of Morehouse in charge of the entertainment.
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Eastern Star
Odd Fellows Hall
John Fox
F. F. Converse
J. R. Harwell
Nelle Wofford
Morehouse
Notable High School Softball Debut in Scott Mississippi League
The bulk of top athletes are in football this year causing softball players to be limited by practice conflicts. Most softball players are freshmen to juniors, promising a strong team next fall under coaches Maurice Stewart and Bill Hopkins in the Scott Mississippi County league. This season marks Sikeston’s first softball team in several years.
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Maurice Stewart
Bill Hopkins
Sikeston
School Notes and Club Reports at Ingh School
Joanne Edwards and Patty Hudson cover a lively Ingh High scene with the Jay Jess Puppeteers performing Uncle Tom's Cabin at 8:00 pm in the auditorium. The page also outlines activity through the year with clubs, officers, and a Red Pepper trip to St Louis, plus a Halloween party planning note and student officer elections.
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Jay-Jess
Ingh School
Sweet Little
Eva
Topsy
Imp
Uncle Tom
Liza
Simon Legree
Ophelia
Prim and Precise
New Engliana
Hank
Mary Louise -Jones
Billy Lynn
Azalea Edwards
Betty Boyd
Dene Stinnett
Priscilla Weekley
Nadine Greenlee
Ruth Struwe
Rosetta Gross
Betty Bacon
Frances Murrell
Helen Pratt
Bicycle Club
Suzanne Lindley
Billy Haters
Ardeth Kirby
Ella Lea Jones
Ramona Propst
Goldie Cooley
Virginia D. Willams
Debra Poe
Phil Sadler
Bernard Rice
Bennie Witt
Jean Hartzell
Betty Lynn Sizemore
Jeanette M. Miller
Bobbie Rucker
Norma Jean Boyer
Ralph Boyer
Chas Tidwell
Audry Shain
Peggy Featherston
Freda Andres
Wm C. Hopkins
Robert Lee
Eleanor McClure
John Ensor
Joe O'Connor
Phil Bowman
Mildred Lambert
Billy Wagner
Wayne Ables
Lowell Greer
Sherry Winford
Rachel Honeycut
Limbaugh
St. Louis
Christian Brothers College
Dutchtown
Mary H. Trousdale
Elizabeth Wagner
Mary Lou Swannagan
Jean Cummins
Louise Jackson
Jean Jackson
Patty Hudson
Grace M. Sittes
Charlotte Strain
Louise Skelton
Betty Jean Buckles
Patsy Ruth Gentles
Mary J. Cummins
Billy Francis Dorrough
Dorothy Vaughn
Imogene Davis
Margaret Hart
Martha Mae Lathom
Laura J. Lathom
Betty Husher
Dora Ann Dunn
Mable Greenlee
Wanda Lee Conrad
Melba J. Rafferty
Wanda Baker
Mary Bishop
Shirley Dillon
Gene Cox
Red Pepper Girls Travel With Helpers In Cars
Eight young girls named Lois Buchanan Linda Matthews Wanda Richards Mildred Scherer Mary Lewis Phylis Harrison Miss Electa O Hara and Miss June Johnnoter were to be accompanied by escorts. Several members of the group secured rides in automobiles as they traveled.
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Lois Buchanan
Linda Matthews
Wanda Richards
Mildred Scherer
Mary Lewis
Phylis Harrison
Electa O'Hara
June Johnnoter
Red Peppers
Woman Named D Els District Deputy Grand Matron
Mrs LR Burns of Sikeston was appointed District Deputy Grand Matron of the 50th District of Eastern Star Chapters of Missouri at a St Louis meeting. The post was conferred by grand worthy matron Hazel H Reppert of Buckner. Burns succeeds E J Nienstedt of Blodgett who held the office last year.
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LR. Burns
Sikeston
Missouri
St. Louis
Hazel H Reppert
Buckner
Burns
E. J. Nienstedt
Blodgett
Eastern Star leaders noted in Sikeston chapter history
The report highlights Lacy Allard and Margaret Harper as active in Eastern Star work and as former worthy grand matron of the Sikeston chapter. It also mentions Miss Florence Baker and J W Baker Sr returning last Fit day from St Louis where they visited Mrs T B Dudley and family for several days.
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J. W. Baker Sr
Margaret Harper
Muss Florence Baker
Clarence Cantrell
Priscilla Coleman
Bloomfield
Sikeston
Mesdames Lacy Allard
Florence Baker
J W. Baker Sr
St. Lows
T. B. Dudley
Poage and Mott Visit St. Louis Today
Mr. and Mrs Elmer Poage and Dellar Mott were business visitors in St. Louis today, meeting with regional colleagues to discuss trade and commerce opportunities. The trip highlighted ongoing regional business ties and potential future partnerships.
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Elmer Poage
Dellar Mott
St. Louis
Conran Schools to Open Monday Morning
Monroe Rhodes of the Conran consolidated schools announces the fall term will begin Monday October 20. Fifty new books have been added to the library and several improvements made. Teachers Miss Audrey Schulz of Salem and Miss Marcel Dockery of Conran attended a short term at State College in Cape Girardeau.
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Monroe Rhodes
Conran Consolidated Schools
Conran
Audrey Schulz
Salem
Marcel Dockery
State College
Cape Girardeau
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Sikeston Pos. Cbc
Real L.eb Kaiser
Cooley L.T
Steenrod Marshall
Orri Moore de Trout Crowe
R.G
Reichman Skelton
R.T
Buchholz Schwab
R.E Gross Ables
R.H.B. Menner
Matthews L.E.B
Pwspad
Prue
R. A Harper
Joanne Edwards
D. Els
Firestone
Bate
Highway 60
Sikeston, Mo
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