Bulldogs Face Key Test Against Poplar Bluff Friday Night
Sikeston High School visits Poplar Bluff in a pivotal Big Ezth Conference clash renewing gridiron relations since 1946. The Bulldogs, riding a 49 game undefeated streak, aim to top rivals as Sam Bowman and Tommy Dunaway lead scoring with two touchdowns each while Don Baker adds another. Next up, Sikeston's Bullpups host Malden Green Waves after routing Kennett B.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sikeston High School
Poplar Bluff Mules
Southeast Missouri
Kenny Knox
Lynn Twitty
Poplar Bluff
Sikeston Grid
Bulldogs
Kennethas
Cape State
Kirksville
Sikeston
Sam Bowman
Tommy Dunaway
Don Baker
Dale Joyce
Bullpups
Kennett
Freddy Steward
Glenn Aiatchews
Wils
Malden Green Waves
Judge Smith Fines Two Drivers $100
In police court this weekend two men were fined $100 for careless and reckless driving. Olvia Davis and Henry T. Newman were cited by Judge F H Smith. Other cases included drunkenness fines for Fred Jones and James Cox, resisting arrest fines for Dick Tubbs, and multiple charges of drunkenness. Officer Davis led the arrests in several incidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. H. Smith
Olvia Davis
Henry T. Newman
George Davis
Fred Jones
Polce
Harold Wallace
Jones
James Cox
Grover Kelley
Dick Tubbs
Officer Davis
John lLiacon
Babest Power
Dassang
Bist Smth
di- Ais
Mar and Mrs Bul Pucrett Visit Kin in Paducah
Sunday Mr and Mrs Kurt Kochnane with children Roberta and Roeser of Murphysboro Illinois visited Mr and Mrs R di and Air and Mrs Fred Roenen Paducah Kentucky along with Jennifer and her mother Airs AR Pace Sut V.dted the latter's brother in law and sister Air and Mrs Fred Roenen visited with family in Paducah and Murphysboro during the weekend
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mar
Bul Pucrett
Jennifer
Airs
PACE
Air
Fred Roenen
Paducah
Kurt Kochnane
Roberta and
Roeser
Murphysboro
Illinois
R. di. Shirley
Hospital News Admitted and discharged patients list
Weekly hospital census lists admissions to Dela Community Hospital across multiple towns. Names include Constance Bolden, Bob Keasler, Bessie Ayers, Carrie Hannah, Clara Myers, Albert Stickhouse, Lucy Terrell, Dela York, Sikeston's William Harris and others. Emergencies noted for Otna Burnett, Jessie Jackson, Edward Gates, Noah Cox, Evelyn Potashnick. Births reported in several families and numerous discharges named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dela Community Hospital
Constance Bolden
Bob Keasler
Bessie Ayers
Carrie Hannah
Clara E. Myers
Albert J. Stickhouse
Lucy Terrell
Dela York
Sikeston
William Harris
Troy Borders
W. J. Crutcher
Joan Johnson
Essex
Evin Moore
New Madrid
Modesto Arredondo
Kewanee
Dora Putney
Cape Girardeau
Frances B.smith
Charleston
Wanda Wilson
Morehouse
Verna D. Williford
East Prairie
Pansy Watson
Catron
Sure'cal
James Mathews
Freddie Lawrence
William Robertson
Lorene Taylor
Thelma Husher
Marine Protter
Jesse Greer
Bloomfield
Glenda Cantrel
James T. Johnson
Matthews
Otna Burnett
Jessie Jackson
Edward
James Matthews
Louis Overton
James Harbison
Brown Middleton
Lilbourn
Glenn Avers
Robert Cox
Dexter
Howard New
Laudell Ash
Marston
Charles Wilson
Lottie Mae Carlisle
Wallace Nelson
Clara Myers
Judy Wallace
Dora Putmey
Frances Smith
Cape Gardeau
Helen Greene
Dorothy Pennington Matthews
John Joanson
Wilma Bailey
Ada E. Alsup
Albertha Miller
Canaloa
Lee Paul Mankin
Bertrand
James Asher
Charter Oak
Edward Tidwell
Vienna Bryant
Robin Taylor
Rosemary Allen
Oma Cummings
Harry Cummngs
Bragg City
Marjorie Houchins
Poplar Bluff
Betty Blair
New York City
Milator
Alan Blair
San Bernandino
Calif
Frances Clifton
Kokomo
Ind
King Bros Circus Comes to Glisaston Tuesday Night
King Bros. Circus arrives in Glisaston on Tuesday dawn. Caravans of performers with elephants and banners set up 22 tents at the airport by 2 PM for an all ages show aided by the Junior Chamber of Commerce. A matinee and evening program promises the same features that have thrilled tens of thousands this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pangieland
Wil
Glisaston
Sinter
F.epp
Benus
Calio
Wilcome
Initio
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Sikeston Chamber sets October meeting at Rustic Rock Inn
The Sikeston Chamber of Commerce will hold its monthly membership meeting on Thursday night October 16 at 7 P.M. at the Rustic Rock Inn. President Kenneth Layton said meetings will be on the second Thursday each month after this, based on member poll results. Members are urged to reserve by contacting the Chamber office at 2199.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sikeston Chamber of Commerce
Rustic Rock Inn
Kenneth Layton
Chamber of Commerce
Teachers Attend Cape Conference with Missouri gathering
Sikeston Public Schools dismiss Thursday and Friday to allow teachers to attend the 15th annual Southeast Missouri Teachers Association session in Cape Girardeau. Prominent speakers include Dr. L D Haskew and Dr. Clifford E Erickson. Thursday session to discuss the Missouri Citizens Commission with members from Senate districts and area school officials. Officers from Sikeston participate in the association’s departmental organizations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sikeston Public Chools
Southeast Missouri Teachers Association
Cape Girardeau
L. D. Haskew
College of Education
University of Texas
Kemmeth McFarland
General Motors
Clifford E Erickson
Basic College
Michigan State College
Missouri Citizens Commission
M.C. Matthes
Hillsboro
John W. Noble
Kennett
Multon Bierbaum
East Walnut Manor
St. Louis County
Roy Taylor
Herculaneum
Forrest H. Rose
State College
Cape Gi
Registration Day Changed in Ward Three Precincts
George Kirk, chairman of registrars, said registration was postponed to Monday Oct 20 due to finding a place to register. National Furniture Exchange is the new site for precinct two ward three. other sites unchanged. If unable to register Oct 20, visit City Clerk's office by 3 p.m. Oct 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Kirk
Board of Registrars
National Furniture Ex
Gladner
Earl Hollingsworth
Harry E. Dudley
William Swacker
Ralph Borer
City Cerk
Corporal Doyle Schatz Merges into Korean Front Lines
Corporal Dorie Schatz, son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Schatz of Bell City Missouri, serves with the 31st Polar Bear Regiment in Korea. He is a rifleman in Company B and has been active in patrols, probing, and engagements against Chinese Communist positions along the Lion Triangle sector as the unit maintains training near its detachment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cpl
Doyle Ssciattz
Korea
Dorie Schatz
Mgr
Edward 2. Schaiz
Bell Cris. Mo
Lion
Mateo Casigr
Euchens Hieig
31St
Polar Bear’ Regiment
Polar Bear’ Regiment, Which Believes In Keeping Ithe Cnow Trainig
Uiantrsimen
Schaiz
Rev E D Owen Preaches 1000th Sermon in Sikeston
The Rev. E D Owen pastor of First Baptist Church delivered his 1000th sermon in Sikeston during Sunday worships. After the evening service, members of his congregation gathered at his home for a surprise party to honor him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sikeston
E. D. Owen
First Baptist Church
Owen's
Moberly
Owen
Sikeston School Enrollment Study Warns of Shortage
Supt Noah E Gray presented a 1958 59 enrollment forecast to the Citizen's Advisory Committee showing Sikeston grades one eight at 2552 and nine twelve at 789 versus current 1947 and 569, predicting severe crowding by 1964 65. The panel backed Amendment No 2 to support the school bond and urged voters to approve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noah E. Gray
Citizen’s Advisory Committee
Domestic Science Cottage
Gray
Sikeston
Bob Mitchell
L. M. Standley
Bailey School
Bob Genins
Missouri
Doniphan
Poplar Bluff
Seasonal hunting and travel notes with mixed dates
October to December fishing and game seasons listed with openings and closures, including trout closing October 31 and deer archery October 16 31 gun November 6 8. Waterfowl limits and quail dates appear with enumerated limits. Also reports visitors from Indianapolis to Fort Bliss for a family event involving Lt and Mrs Ben B Moore and Dr and Mrs W A Anthony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Airs. C. A. Anthony
Indianapolis
Ind
W. A. Anthony
Fort Bliss
Texas
Scouting to Share in Community Chest Funds for Sikeston
Sikeston drives support for Boy Scouts and Girl Scouts via the Southeast Missouri Community Chest campaign starting October 27 with a goal of 34000. Local scouting includes 10 groups and 317 members, plus growth plans and trained leaders. Girl Scout expansion features 140 troops and around 1800 registered Scouts in the Cotton Bell Council area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sikeston
Missouri
Boy Scout Council
Severa
Camp Lewallen
Lake Wappapella
Southeast Missouri Council
Mississippi
Stoddard
New Madiig
Scott Counties
Lewallen
Wappapella
Southeast Missouri Boy Scout Council
Girl Scout
Community Chest
Girl Scout Organization
Mussacri
Cotton Bell Council
Arceca
Tn Skelton
Republican Rally Set for Sikeston October 25
Scott County Republican Committee chairman announced a rally in Sikeston scheduled for Saturday night October 25. Senator Capehart will be the principal speaker with place details to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tomlinson
Scott County Republican Committee
Sikeston
Senator Capehart
Karavan Tour to Sikeston Aims at Republican Ticket
Mrs James A Reed of Kansas City and Mrs Walter Wurdack of St Louis will ride the Karavan to Sikeston next Thursday October 23 for a mid day meeting and speaking. The tour supports the Republican ticket with emphasis on the re election of Senator Kem and congressional candidates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. Reed
Kansas City
Walter Wurdack
St. Louis
Sikeston
Kem
Ike Birthday Observed At Republican HQ
About fifty workers gathered Tuesday night at the Republican headquarters to celebrate Ike's birthday and discuss precinct work. Leaders noted ongoing efforts and announced plans to be worked out Monday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eisenhower
Republican
Ike
Sikeston Scouts Highlight Girl Scout Program Aids Salvation Army
Sikeston residents support the Girl Scout program emphasizing democratic teamwork and fall indoor activities, while saluting the Salvation Army’s wide outreach. The piece notes its 40th anniversary, ties to Community Chest, and lists beneficiary organizations including Red Cross and Cancer Society.
McMullins Make 104.8 Bu. Corn to Acre
Amos McMullin and Son, Dean qualified for the 100 bushel corn club by yielding 104.3 to the acre on 5 acres east of Morley Missouri. The field grew U.S. 523 hybrid corn with fertilizer applied per soil test, three cultivations, and lime applied over 8 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amos McMullin
Dean
Morley
Mussouri
Tom B Stroup
U.S
Acre
Lt James N Hitchcock Returns From Korea with 25th Inf
First Lt James N Hitchcock of the 25th Infantry Division is returning to the United States from Korea under the Army's rotation program after eight months in the war zone. His wife Barbara lives at 430 Coleman Ave Sikeston Mo. Hitchcock served as executive officer of the division's Reconnaissance Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
25Th Inf
Korea
James N. Hitchcock
Barbara
Coleman Ave
Sikeston
U. S
Army
25Th Infantry Division
Republic of
South Korea
Hitchcock
25Th Division
Social Security Aid Session Dates in 1931 32
Ail persons who attun ace 63 O. Gite ortween August 30 1931 aenq duis 2 1932 with the tai lured inser the Social Secur iy ACL i taes have 8 quarters or COVOi ase te Cioir credit. Ane euch Wate of a member of cis sdamty should see Mr. Lows Stone the representatee from the Cape Girearden Field Ofte n the Social Security Administration when he visits at Lines Lon. tg next visit will be on October 22 1932 from 16 60 am to noon. He will be at the Cur Civ Collector's Cit:ce Cry Hall
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cry Hall
Nixon to Speak in Cape Girardeau on October 21
Senator Nixon will address Hoyes Stadium in Cape Girardeau on Tuesday October 21 at 1245 pm after arriving by special train at the Frisco Depot. A bus convoy from the 10th District will join in Festus and Ste Genevieve en route, with Andrew Sandegren introducing the candidate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri
Richard Nixon
Hoyes Stadium
Cape Girardeau
Frisco
10Th Congressional District
Festus
Ste. Genevieve
California
Alger Hiss
Truman
Pat
Cape Giradeau
Springefield
Andrew Sandegren
Perryville
Congress
Nixon
Sandegren
Panama Canal Zone
Elam Named Head of 40 and 8 in Sikeston
Carl Elam was installed as chef de gare of 40 and 8 with Ray Drummond, Grand Chef de Gare of Missouri, presiding. George W. Bill Gardner also installed as chef de train, with officers including L. I. Flewelling and T. A. Roberts among others. Only Legionnaires may become 40 and 8 members. seven were qualified, and a member must show outstanding work to gain admission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Elam
Sikeston
Ray Drummond
Commis Voyageur
Loomis Mayfield
Sr. Drapeau
Eddie Mathis
Aumonier
Marshail Craig
Gare Des Prissonniers
John R. Feler
Fred Jonas Jr
Marshall Shain
Fisk
George T. Alt
Cape
Eran Cheminot
Hank Swaitals
Amicesn Legion
Dersa Grive
Mr and Mrs Deats Visit In St Louis Weeks
Mr and Mrs David Deats of St Louis spent the weeks with her parents Mr and Mrs R L Gene Aufdenbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Deats
St. Louis
R. L
Gene” Aufdenbers
Also Mentioned on This Page
Judge Smith
Niewspaperhhe
Hospital News
King Bros. Circus
Clint H. Denman
Sikeston Community Chest
Republican Rally
Capeheart
Karavan
Salvation Army
Scott County
London
William Booth
United Sates
United States
Girl Scouts
America
Sieston
Sikeston Peon'e Ceenerary Ara
American Red Cross
American Cancer Society
American Heart Association
Children’s Home Society
Local Welfare Service
McMullin
Social Security News
Richard M. Nixon
Elam
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