Sikeston Bulldogs defeat Caruthersville 13 to 0 on wet field
Sikeston High Bulldogs edged Caruthersville 13 to 0 with a first half touchdown by Ables and a second score on an end around by Beal. Waggener passed and rushed effectively as Sikeston controlled the game on a soggy Tiger field.
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Sikeston High Bulldogs
Caruthersville
Sikeston
Tigers
Wagegener
the Oval
Bulldogs
Waggener
Schwab
Ables
Marshall
Tiger
Beal
Caruth’ville Schwab
L. E. Wilkes Marshall LG. Patterson
Ooley
L.T. Thomas Andrews
Co. Coleman Skelton
R.T. McAlister Shain R.G. Jean Moore
R.E. McElyea Walker
L.H. Treece Ables
R.H. Schwartz
Q.B. Crysler Crase
F.B. Searles
Real Sikeston
Marshall Sikeston
Sikeston High to Host Sophomore Halloween Party on Nov 1
Sikeston High School sophomores plan the annual Halloween Party in the gym November 1 with masked costumes required for admission. A radio program on November 5 hosted by the window pane features a quiz contest and prizes.
Lettermen to See Game Free Tomorrow at Sikeston High
The Sikeston High homecoming game attracts past lettermen. Free tickets are issued to all lettermen, and those who have not yet received theirs should call at the high school, says Principal T. E. Stallings.
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Sikeston High School
T. E. Stallings
South America Topic Heard By Sikeston Pupils
Dr. Joseph Erman visiting Sikeston addressed several high school pupils yesterday and again today on South America. He spent fourteen years in the continent and shared abundant information, following a piano concert he gave at the school last year.
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Edith Low
Ruth Hollingsworth
Sikeston High School
Sagamore Queen
Cape Girardeau State College
Billy Shain
Dramatic Club
Anna Lou Lens
Billy Grant
Betty Jane Buckles
Jane Cummins
Margaret Hart
Alice VanHorne
Shirley Shainberg
Sue Tanner
Joe Allen
Billy Anderson
Geraldine Worrell
Elizabeth Wagner
Mary Lewis
Ramsey Garner
Joy May Edwards
Imogene Davis
Dorothy Vaughn
Mary Elizabeth Chapman
Mary Helen Trousdale
Phyllis Harrison
East Prairie
Dexter
Sikeston
Doniphan
New Madrid
Nadine Greenlee
Corniece Maloney
Imogene Branum
Anita Burch
Velma Burress
Bennalea LaCour
Frances Murrell
Dene Stinnett
Ruth Struwe
Princella Weekly
Mary Ellen Godwin
Carol June Heath
Mary Lou Buizzel
Betty F. Sizemore
Velma Jean Thompson
Helen Jeanne Pratt
Betty Ruth Hodges
Loretta Henley
Alrene Hooker
Karline Beck
Myra Kaiser
Lois Aldrich
Martha Marie Stevens
Roberta Stephens
Mary Henrice Alsup
Rosetta Gross
Joseph Erman
Chaffee
South America
Erman
Dr. Erman
Fund grows for playground equipment drive gains $500 in gear
The Malone Park project arm led by C. H. Butler reports about $160 paid and $50 pledged toward a $210 balance to reach $500 in new swings seesaws benches and other gear. The city will match funds raised and urges pledgers to pay before the month’s start.
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C. H. Butler
Butler
Malone Park
Spanish Group Meets at Library Tonight
The Spanish Group of the American Association of University Women will meet in the library auditorium at 7 30 tonight. All members are urged to attend the meeting.
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American Association of University Women
Week of Prayer Service to Be Held Oct 29
The Woman's Society of Christian Service will observe an all-day Week of Prayer service at the Methodist church on Wednesday October 29 with attendees expected for the observance and collective prayer.
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Woman's Society of Christian Service
Methodist Church
Public Schools and True Comics in 1940s Context
R A Harper cautions that while comics entertain children they can spread trash. He highlights TRUE COMICS by Parents Magazine Inc as a wholesome alternative with historical content and lessons. He notes few copies circulated in schools and urges balanced parental guidance. Kroger's Missouri spending in 1940 is detailed, totaling wages of 3.7 million and taxes, rentals, and advertising paid to Missouri entities.
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Parents Magazine, Inc
Funnies
True Comics
Buffalo Bill
George Washington
Tommy Harmon
Lord Beaverbrook
Tiowever
Kroger Buys Heavily From Missouri Farmers
Kroger Grocery and Baking Co spends over 22 million dollars in Missouri annually per branch manager H W Bracy. Last year Missouri expenditures totaled 22,219,941 with most funds supporting Missouri farms and factories. The firm also promotes Missouri products through 3,500 Kroger stores across 19 states and displays a Missouri purchases map in stores. Meat and lard purchases reach 3,625,000 and lard alone 625,000. Flour and cereals also feature among major Missouri buys.
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Kroger
Missouri
Kroger Company
Kroger Grocery and Baking Co
H. W. Bracy
Frm
Mr. Bracy
Middle Western
Fidelis Class to Have Halloween Party at Church
Members of the Fidelis Class of the Baptist church will hold a Halloween party Thursday night October 30 in the church basement. All members are asked to come masked. The contest losers will entertain the winners. Mrs. John A. Moll is class president.
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Fidelis
the Baptist Church
John A. Moll
Christian Ladies Host Masked Halloween Party
Members of the LAW class of the Christian church will entertain with a masked Halloween party in the church basement on Tuesday night October 28. Hostesses for the evening are Mrs R. A. McCord Mrs H. A. Hoover and Mrs W. L. Righter.
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LAW
Class of the Christian Church
The
Christian Church
R. A. McCord
H. A. Hoover
W. L. Righter
Sikeston Bulldogs Host Perryville in Key Conference Clash
Sikeston High faces Perryville in a Northern Division championship tilt at 7 30 pm. Perryville has 4 wins 1 loss, 112 points for and 15 against, with 12 lettermen including Lukefahr Klump Rhodes Moore Seabaugh Eggers Hoehn and more. Sikeston has 2 wins 2 losses, 19 points for 121 against, with 4 lettermen Matthews Crase Beal Waggener.
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Sikeston High Bulldogs
Perryville Pirates
Perryville
Pirates
Poplar Bluff
Chaffee
Charleston
Jefferson City
Marquette High
Aston
Ill
Buccaneers
Bulldogs
Jackson
Caruthersville
East Prairie
Christian Brothers College of St
Harry Guth
Dale Phillips
Loyd Brinkman
James Killian
Pos Sikeston
Perryville Beal
W. LE Hoehn
Marshall _L. T
Gian Noe
Wavy & Ae
Klump Andrews
Taileafahr
Ee Rhodes Cooley
R.G Skelton
R. T Seabaugh Moore
R. E Eggers Wagegener
Brinkman Crase F.B. McAtee Matthews
L. H Guth Ables
R. H. Phillips
Saturday Visitors Named for St Louis Event
Saturday visitors in St. Louis will be Mrs. John W. Bryan, Mrs. Edward Allard, Mrs. C. E. Felker Jr, Mrs. E R. Putnam Jr. and Mrs Garwood Sharp.
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St. Louis
John W. Bryan
Edward Allard
C. E. Felker Jr
E R. Putnam Jr
Garwood Sharp
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Mound City
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Virginia Lee Elsperman
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Paul Trotter
Roger Keller
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Nell Tanner
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Richard Murrell
Jerry Jones
Howard Branum
Wilson Lee Denton
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Dick Young
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Barbara Canedy
Marylin Mayfield
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Thelma Lee Crawford
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Mara Lee Cotton
Ruth Tidwell
Ann Schulte
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Magdelene Noyes
Ruth Anne Middleton
Elizabeth Jean Wagner
Mary Louise Jones
Castor Alsup
Walker Byrd
Billy Lynn
Russel Wilson
Electa O'Hara
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Azalea Edwards
R. A. Harper
Little Henry
Orphan Annie
Missoures
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Clem Beal
D. B. Waggener
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