Cape Central Heroes Listed for Homecoming Game
Sikeston Bulldogs meet Cape Girardeau Central Tigers in Friday Homecoming clash. Cape Central has 3 1 1 record with no conference losses. Sikeston stands 3 1 after last Friday win over East Prairie. Game at 7 30 features band fire stunt crowning of 1953 Football Queen.
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Sikeston Bulldogs
Cape Girardeau
Sikeston High School
Cape Central Tigers
Bulldogs
East Prairie
Central Tigers
Normandy Vikings
St. Louis County
Southeast Missouri State College elects campus presidents
Sikeston boy Howard Reed son of Floyd and Mrs Reed is chosen president of Chaney Hall dormitory for 1953 54. Jim Hankins of Matthews son of Rev and Mrs Hankins is named president of Alpha Phi Omega Boy Scout service fraternity for the year.
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Sikeston
Matthews
Southeast Missouri State College
Cape Girardeau
Howard Reed
Floyd Reed
Goodhope
Chaney Hall
Alpha Phi Omega
Boy Scout Service
Jim Hankins
Jim
J. D. Hankins
Airport P T A Meeting Draws Over 200 Parents
The Airport Parent-Teacher Association met at the Airport school with more than 200 parents in attendance. Mrs Pansy Poe presided as president. Mrs Rex Joyce was elected secretary after Mrs Bob Sitzes resigned. Mrs Joe Munger resigned as Congress publications chair. The banner for most parents present went to Mr Tollison's 7th grade room with 12 parents. Refreshments were provided by seventh grade room mothers.
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Airport Parent-Teacher Association
Airport School
Pansy Poe
Bob Sitzes
Rex Joyce
Joe Munger
Congress Publications
Tollison
Vanduser High Box Supper and Variety Program
The senior class will host a box supper and variety program at 7:00 PM on Friday October 30 in the high school gym. There is no admission charge. Contests include ugliest man most popular girl and a Halloween costume prize for children under fourteen years.
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Vanduser High School
Miss Joyce Brown Visited Gideon With Brown Family
Miss Joyce Brown stayed from Tuesday to Thursday with her parents Mr and Mrs A D Brown in Gideon, a short social visit noted in local circles.
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Joyce Brown
Mrs
A. D. Brown
Gideon
Institute on Hospital Accounting at University of Missouri
Missouri hospital administrators will discuss business problems at an Institute on Hospital Accounting hosted by the University of Missouri in Columbia on November 2 and 3. R. J. Genins will preside. sponsoring groups include the School of Business and Public Administration, the Missouri Hospital Association, and the University School of Medicine. Speakers feature Kenneth E. Wolz, Paul Wozniak, Dean Roscoe L. Pullen, and James Clark of Price Waterhouse.
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Missouri
University of Missouri
Columbia
R. J. Genins
Delta Community Hospital
University
School of Business and Public Administration
Missouri Hospital Association
School of Medicine
W. L. Bradshaw
Business and Public Administration
University Adult Education and Extension Service
Kenneth E. Wolz
Norwegian Hospital of
Brooklyn
N. Y
Paul Wozniak
Jewish Hospital
St. Louis
Roscoe L. Pullen
The
University School of Medicine
James Clark
Price Waterhouse
Fraternity Pledges at State College
Mrs Pearl Dean Ralph of More House becomes a pledge of Kappa Omicron Phi the national honor home economics fraternity She is a sophomore at Southeast Missouri State College a member of Home Economics Club and Kappa Delta Pi She majors in home economics Vergil Duane Sisson son of Mr and Mrs W H Sisson Matthews also pledges to the Mark Twain Society a Matthews high school graduate of 1953 and freshman at the College
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Pearl Dean Ralph
Morehouse
Kappa Omicron Phi
Ralph
Southeast Missouri State College
Kappa Delta Pi
Vergil Duane Sisson
W. H. Sisson
Matthews
State College
Mark Twain Society
Matthews High School
Vergil
Sikeston Soldier Aids Korean Train Operations
Army Private Marion W. Boswell, 26, of Sikeston, Missouri, has been assigned to Company A, 724th Transportation Railway Operating Battalion in Korea. The battalion moves troops and supplies for UN forces on the peninsula and has helped transport Communist internees during a recent POW exchange. Boswell entered service in August 1952, trained at Fort Riley, and arrived overseas October 4.
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U. S
Korea
Marion W. Boswell
Ruth
Linn Street
Sikeston
724Th Transportation Railway
724Th
712Th
Peninsula
Boswell
Bessie Boswell
Army
Fort Riley
Kansas
Beautiful Holi Greeting Cards At The Herald
The Herald promotes a line of Holi day greeting cards and urges readers not to delay orders. It highlights a festive range and implies timely ordering with a gentle nudge to shoppers.
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The
Herald
Bulldogs Defeat East Prairie to Bid for New Record
Sikeston Bulldogs crushed East Prairie 46 to 0 in a dominant game. Eddie Marshall scored early, Don Lewis added two TDs, Joe Castleberry and Jim Largent posted big plays, with Vernon Mathis and Glen Matthews contributing. Coach Sapp noted new pass experiments and announced injuries to Paul Sadler and Bob Stearns.
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Larry Nickens
Sikeston Bulldogs
East Prairie Eagles
Eagles
Bulldogs
Eddie Marshall
Marshall
Fred Steward
Steward
Don Lewis
Bob Lohr
Sikeston
Lewis
Lohr
Joe” Castleberry
Castleberry
Vernon Mathis
Handyman
Mathis
Bill Lewis
Jim Largent
Harold Ragains
Sargent
Glen Matthews
Sapp
Paul Sadler
Bob Stearns
Sikeston student chosen as cheerleader at State College
Miss Helen Corlew daughter of Mr and Mrs Chester Corlew 116 North Handy Sikeston has been selected as one of six Southeast Missouri State College cheerleaders for intercollegiate sports. The freshman graduated from Morehouse high school last spring and joined the bands debate Glee Club and pep squad.
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Helen Corlew
Chester Corlew
North Handy
Sikeston
Southeast Missouri State College
Corlew
State College
Morehouse High School
Family Dinner Sunday at David Allard Home
Mr and Mrs David Allard hosted a family dinner Sunday at their Rural Route One home with out of town guests from Galesburg Illinois including Andy Nesselrode and two sisters Bertha Wagoner and Sophia Johnson. Sikeston attendees included John Watts and sons John Allard and Jerry plus C D Springs family and Janie Carylon Glenda Kennije and Jimmie Ponder guest of John Aliard Watts.
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David Allard
Route One
Andy Nesselrode
Bertha Wagoner
Sophia Johnson
Bob Salone
Galesburg
Ilinois
Sikeston
John Watts
John Allard
Jerry
C. D. Springs
Charles David
Janie
Salcedo
Clarence Cantrell
Carylon
Glenda
Kennije
Jimmie Ponder
John Aliard Watts
Sikeston Women at District D A R Meeting
Eight members of the Kings highway Chapter of Sikeston attended the Southeast Missouri District Daughters of American Revolution meeting in Poplar Bluff. Attendees included Mrs. T F Henry Mrs F W Van Horne Mrs Metz Cherry Mrs E A Percy Mrs Wallace Crane and Misses Caroline Hess Audrey Chaney and Lydia Chaney. An award of 2 50 was presented to the Kingshighway Chapter by Mrs Pyatt state vice regent for largest attendance per capita. Hess regent gave a yearly report and Audrey Chaney state transportation chair also reported.
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Kingshighway
Sikeston
Pyatt
Caroline Hess
Audrey Chaney
Transportation
If the carrier fails to deliver your copy of The Herald
A brief instruction asks readers to telephone 74 or 75 if a Herald copy is undelivered, indicating a local service contact point for subscription issues and delivery problems.
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Herald
Two-Price Wheat Plan Recommended by Advisory Group
The Wheat Industry Advisory Committee urged Secretary Ezra Taft Benson to adopt a two price plan to support the price of wheat for growers. It would guarantee full parity for the portion used domestically for food, with excess sold on the open market for export or feed, funded by milling certificates and producer certificates, keeping the government out of storage and merchandising. The recommendations are advisory and referred to the Department of Agriculture for consideration.
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Secretary of Agriculture
Ezra Taft Benson
Wheat Industry Advisory Committee
Corn and Wheat Advisory Committees
Chicago
Washington
Wheat Advisory Committee
Corn Industry Advisory Committee
Industry Committee
Department of Agriculture
America
United States
Holiday Greeting Card Promotion by The Herald
The Herald advertises holiday greeting card orders with sample cards mailed to homes. Customers can call 74, 75, or 1469-1 to request samples and view various card options.
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Herald
Cotton quota referendum set for December fifteenth vote
The Agriculture Department announced pre vote allotments for 1954 upland cotton. A national marketing quota of at least 10 million bales was proclaimed, with quotas to be approved by two thirds of voting growers. Acreage data are being compiled for state and county allotments, and penalties apply for excess production.
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Secretary of Agriculture
Exceptional values in studio couches at LAIR'S
Studio couch sale highlighting exceptional values with small down payment options at LAIR'S. The notice emphasizes affordable financing and quick delivery for urban shoppers seeking compact seating solutions.
Holiday Greeting Cards Sale at The Herald
The Herald advertises holiday greeting cards available for as low as 25 cards for 1.50 each, with personal name imprinting option.
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the Herald
State University Homecoming Weekend Notes in Columbia
Anne Gentry and Genie Blanton attended the State University homecoming in Columbia Missouri during the past weekend, joining alumni and students for celebrations and surrounding events.
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Anne Gentry
Genie Blangton
State University
Columbia, Mo
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