Methodist Appointments In Southeast Missouri District
Rev John L Taylor named to third year at local church. Cape Girardeau district lists Crichlow as district superintendent for fourth year and lists numerous appointments across towns including Jackson, Portageville, Bloomfield, Desloge, Farmington, and Potosi with many circuits and stations. Other notable moves include evangelist Ralph Dodson and district secretary Raymond Sturgis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John L. Taylor
Methodist
St. Louis
Jefferson City
Cape Girardeau
Wilson Crichlow
Missouri
J. Wilson Crichlow
Advance
E. I. Ailer
Anniston- Wyatt
J. C. Reid
Bell City
O. E. Hatfield
Benton
T. L. Bess
Bertrand Blodgett
J. J. Willis
Centenary
Don E. Schooler
Maple Avenue
W. N. Ware
Grace
W. H. Wolfe
Third
W. E. Hill
Chaffee
J. B. Jordan
Charleston
Fred P. Woods
Southern Methodist University
Farmington
Hugh O. Isbell
Belleview
E. BE. Burton
Bismarck
William Stewart
Bonne Terre
J. N. Broadhead
Caledonia- Belgrade
E. H. Conner
Courtois
H. H. Murdick
Patton
Larry Jones
Desloge
H. W. Doss
Doe Run-Farmington
J. Wesley Thomas
DeSoto Fourth Street
O. H. Duggins
DeSoto Boyd Street
Raymond Sturgis
Elvins
S. D. Bohnenkamp
Esther
Leon Slover
Farmington Carleton
John J. Taylor
Murphy-Long
A. C. Johnson
Festus
E. L. Boyles
Flat River
W. L. Scarborough
Fredericktown
Harold M. Nance
M. A. Myers
Hillsboro Zion
J. W. McKinney
Herculaneum
8. M. Robinson
Ironton
J. W. Miller
Leadwood
W. J. Velvick
Libertyville
Kiwanis District Convention Report Topeka Meeting
Reports on the Kiwanis district convention in Topeka Kansas will be shared at the regular Kiwanis meeting tomorrow night at Palace Cafe. Delegates attending include L M Standley John Satterfield and Rev E W Milner. George Kirk reelected treasurer also attended. R A Harper will preside. Ralph D Williams of Walton Williams Motor Company presented a talkie movie Science Rules the Rogue. Guests included C R Auten and J W Young. Read The Herald for all the farm news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiwanis
Topeka
Kansas
Kiwanis Club
Palace Cafe
L. M. Standley
John Satterfield
E. W. Milner
George Kirk
R. A. Harper
Ralph D. Willams
Walton & Williams Motor Company
Sikeston
C. R. Auten
The
Scott County Mulling Co
J. W. Young
Busy program planned for legion members
Thirty five members of the Henry Meldrum post of the American Legion met at the Armory with Commander Jean Hirschberg in charge. Plans included a membership drive seeking at least 150 new members by Armistice Day and arrangements for unveiling a World War memorial tablet in Benton on November 10. The post ordered American flags to promote display at homes and businesses. Col. Harry Dudley discussed home defense and urged joining the home guard. Committees formed for membership, finance, entertainment, house, Legion Park, legal, hospital, and publicity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Meldrum
American Legion
Armory
Jean Hirschberg
Sikeston and
Chaffee Legion
Benton
Scott County
the Post
Harry Dudley
140Th Infantry
Missouri National Guard
Home Guard
National Guard
M. E. Montgomery
Frank Dye
Harry Kirk
W. L. Haters
Tom Lett
A. T. Rabb
Sam Wilcox
W. A. Anthony
T. A. Martin
James 5. Kevil
Loomis Mayfield
Ben J. Welter
H. D. Bashore
Roy Wagmer
House
Tanner C. Dye
J. Wm. Foley
Tom Roberts
Willard
Jaycees Plan For Dance Saturday
Final plans for the Dusty Rhodes dance at the Armory were settled by the Junior Chamber of Commerce at its supper meeting. The gathering at Nail s Country Club drew 25 members and one guest, Win Hopkins, with J F Cox Jr presiding. The next meeting is set for Tuesday night Oct 223.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dusty Rhodes
Armory
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Nail’s Country Club
Win Hopkins
J. F. Cox Jr
Robbery in Cooter Targets Man for Cash and Keys
Cooter Orville Hall, 24, was robbed Tuesday night by three Black men who approached his parked truck and covered him with a public safety item before taking $19.50 and his keys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cooter
Orvile Hall
Judges Named for coming election in Scott County
Scott County clerk H C Watkins Jr lists judges for the November general election by ward and township. Ward assignments include Sikeston, Oran, Kelso, Chaffee, Morley, Vanduser, Diehlstadt, New Hamburg and others with multiple judges per precinct. The lengthy roster names numerous individuals, including ward leaders and local residents, set to oversee voting and election operations across the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott County
H. C. Watkins Jr
Sikestone
G. M Greer
Frank van Horne
Eula Bowman Shanks
J H. Hayden Sr
Hez Ozment
J. H. Kready
W. O. Scott
Charles W. Rose
Earl J Malone
C. C. Reed
Fred Jones Jr
Jewell Allen
Rootwad
Paul Montgomery
James Hodges
David Allard McMullin
Jess Ward
Frank Fadler
John Dumey
Blodgett
J. W. Moore
Goldie Pearman
John Austin
Lusk
Richard Brazell
J R. Brazzell
Robert Perkins Vanduser
Oscar Duncan
H. E. Barnes
Val Hamby
Oran
Henry Brinker
Albert Brady
Tolbert Gillespie
Paul Halter
Joe Lauck
Walter Temme
Miner Switch
M. V
Perkins
Walter Irvin
Henry Thomas
F. Bradshaw
Ancell
W. A. Georger
W .L Arnold
A. J. Blattel
Tiimo
Elmer Dunnegan
Maurice Craig
Alfred Enifert
Benton
Kenneth Dye
John Buhs
E. R. Tirmenstein
Republican Women Picture Voters at Sikeston Polls
At a Willkie for President Women's Division gathering led by Mrs. Roger A. Bailey, photographers will monitor each Sikeston precinct on election day November 5 to deter multiple voting. A vigilant committee reports active, effective work, with a meeting planned for October 21 at Mrs. Bailey's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willkie For President Club
Roger A. Bailey
Sikeston
Willkie-for-President Club
Bailey
Many Groups Favor Amendments 3 And 4 In Missouri
Twelve former presidents of the Missouri Bar Association issue statements urging voters to approve Amendments 3 and 4, the Non Partisan Court Plan, on November 5. Signatories include Boyle G. Clark, W. Wallace Fry, Ralph F. Lozier, Armwell L. Cooper, Cyrus Crane, Ingram D. Hook, Roscoe Anderson, and others from Kansas City, St. Louis, and Columbia. The Missouri Bar Association backs the plan along with business, labor, and professional groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Missour Bar Association
Boyle G. Clark
Columbia
W. Wallace Fry
Mexico
Ralph F. Lozier
Carrollton
Armwell L. Cooper
Cyrus Crane
Ingram D. Hook
Kansas City
Roscoe Anderson
Jesse W. Barrett
Francis M Curlee
Joseph Jamison
Kenneth Teasdale
Guy A. Thompson
Missouri Bar Association
State groups advocate court standard improvements statewide
Missouri League of Women Voters and Missouri Federation of Women's Clubs join numerous organizations across the state in calling for higher court standards and improved efficiency. The effort targets modernization of procedures and greater public confidence in the judiciary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri League of Women Voters
Missouri Federation of Women’s Clubs
Shoes for Army Cost Millions to Defense Bill
The army shoe program has cost $5,071,492 since the 1941 fiscal year began July 1. Officials said two pairs per man will ensure ample supply for regular troops National Guardsmen and selective service recruits. Large stocks exist in quartermaster depots with orders for 2,000,000 pairs since July 1. Leather supply is steady with few tannery issues though linen thread is scarce in some stitched shoes.
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Army
War Department
National
Quartermaster Department
Railroad Men Seek More Business in Sikeston
Missouri Pacific officials conducted a solicitation tour in Sikeston on Monday visiting current and prospective customers. The delegation included C. F. Longstreth of St. Louis special representative J. D. Hitchcock roadmaster C. W. Pace superintendent Vern Bess Boosters Club chief and W. D. Aherns commercial agent all from Poplar Bluff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri Pacific Railroad Company
Sikeston
C. F. Longstreth
St. Louis
J. D. Hitchcock
C. W. Pace
Vern Bess
Boosters Club
W. D. Aherns
Poplar Bluff
Methodist Services at Matthews and Richwoods
Rev. R. P. Basler will preach at Richwoods Methodist Church next Sunday at 11 a.m. and at Matthews Church at 7 p.m.
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Matthews and
Richwoods
R. P. Basler
Matthews Church
Teachers Meet At Cape Girardeau Today
Sikeston students enjoy a two day holiday as the 65th annual Southeast Missouri Teachers Association convention opens at State College Cape Girardeau Headliners include Mrs Ruth Bryan Owen Rhode former minister to Denmark Supt Henry Hull of Lexington Ky Prof E T McSwain Northwestern Evans ton and Supt Willard Goslin Webster Groves Several Sikeston staffers contribute with Bill Hopkins chairing Southeast Missouri Social Science and History Departments Lawrence Knepper heading Science Department John Ellison vice chair R A Harper vice chair Dept of Superintendents and High School Principals Dorothea Miller secretary Elementary Principals Tharon Stallings high school principal to speak on The Place of the Elementary Classroom Teacher in the Physical Education Program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Bryan Owen Rhode
Denmark
Henry H. Hull
Lexington
E. T. McSwain
Northwestern University
Evanston
Willard Goslin
Webster Groves
Missouri State Teachers Association
Sikeston
Bill Hopkins
Southeast Missouri
Lawrence Knepper
John Ellison
R. A. Harper
Dorothea Miller
Bailey
Tharon Stallings
Dover to Return Home From Fayette College
John Dover of Central College Fayette Missouri will be home tomorrow. He is ill and may undergo an operation. He will be accompanied by Miss Edna Ruth Cole a Central College teacher and Mrs Keith Collins of Sikeston who has been visiting relatives in Fayette.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Dover
Central College
Fayette
Young Dover
Edna Ruth Cole
Central
Keith Collins
Sikeston
Also Mentioned on This Page
Rev. Taylor
Sikeston Church
Cape Girardeau District
S. G. Yount
Lutesville
H. G. Stewart
Marble Hill
Ernest Slovensky
Marquand
Everett M. Cook
Perryville
E. J. Gale
Plattin
Theodore Probst
Potosi
C. W. Griffin
Marshall Hisenhauer
Sedgewickville
York Eureka
Walter White
Poplar Bluff District
BE. H. Crear
Acorn Ridge
W. A. Edmondson
Bloomfield
C. P. Kirkendell
Braggadocia
Bragg City
Loren Frank
Campbell
James Culpepper
Caruthersville
Floyd V. Brower
L F. Voelker
Deering
Dexter
I. N. Reed
Doniphan
O. C Stapleton
P. L Pritchard
Dudley
Earle G. Hamilton
Lowndes
D. M. Margraves
Malden
P. A. Kasey
Naylor-Neelyville
William A. Henderson
Parma-Bernie
Archie Holt
Piedmont
J. R. Bullington
D. R. Wasson
Puxico
Jesse M. Layton
Senath
M. A. Bridwell
Steele Holland
H. S. Holley
Williams
Herald
C. C. Earnhardt
St. Charles
Clarence Burton
Bellefontaine
Jaycees
Opportunity Farms
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
Madison Avenue
Memphis
Tennessee
F. B. Kelso
Arkansas
Kentucky
Mississippi
N. E. Fuchs Jr
R. A. Dempster
O. M. Arthur
C. E. Felker
John G Powell
Dick Hopper
C. H. French
Lee Lawrence
Judson Boardman
Less Sexton
Mae Martin
R. M Houchins
Slmo
G. E. Tucker
Raymond Smith
Clarence Seals
Fornfelt
Emil Steck
Frances Klughart
George J. Vogel
H. M. Gateley
Alene Poe
Arnold Stehr
Charles Baty
E. E. Dancey
Ben Elfrank
Ben Cook
Vinton Harley
Bleda
Tony Gosche
John Scheeter
Frank LeGrand
Morley
W. R. McDonough
F. F. Emerson
Forrest Watson
Vanduser
L. P. Woodward
Robert Gober
Henry Utnage
J. F. Nunnelee
Alma Cope
Lester Graham
D. W. Gilmore
A. E. Halter
W. A. English
New Hamburg
Phillip Bucher
Arnold Dirnberger
Frank Steimle
Diehlistadt
Olie Kirkpatrick
Terry Bagwell
Clarence Cooper
Robert Hesselrode
Charles Martin
Joe Stricker McMullin
W. B. Simpson
Carl Luper
Theodore Hopper
Anna Jewell Hahn
Ralph Sherrill
Moore Jamison Miner
Roland Malcolm
Ben Matthews
Nancy White
Crowder
Albert Dame
Ray Marshall
Charles Muller
Commerce
Grady Darby
Jim Young
P. B. Held
Highway 60
Boyce Farm Equipment Co
Sikeston, Mo
Cape Today
Southeast Missouri Teachers Association
State College
Mre
Harold Deming
Sikeston Herald
Jack Shuppert
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