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Sikeston Herald

Location

Sikeston, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Sep 02, 1948

Page

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Grow Grass Day Draws 2000 At Schuchart Farm Southeast Missouri

A large crowd estimated at 2000 attended Grow Grass Day on the Wes Schuchart farm five miles west of Sikeston. The event focused on renovating 15 acres of low-fertility pasture, seed bed prep, vetch seeding, and field drains under Balanced Farming guidance. Speakers included Marion Clark and Tom Stroup detailing business like farming and soil improvement.

Missouri S. A Wes Schuchart Sikeston Scott County Tom B. Stroup Warren G. Lee Balanced Farming Association Marion Clark Clark S. R. “Wes” Schuchart Farm

Funeral Services Held Here for Col. Charles Lyle Malone

Funeral rites for Col. Charles Lyle Malone who died last Sunday night at St. John's Hospital in St. Louis were held yesterday at 9:00 a.m. from Francis Xavier Catholic church with Rev. Thos Woods and Rev. Towle officiating. Malone, born June 7, 1891, led a long Army career, earning the Legion of Merit and retiring in 1946 as a colonel. He was a Sikeston resident active in local civic groups and business. Survivors include his widow Ida R. Malone and three brothers and a sister. burial was in Memorial Park cemetery with Welsh funeral Home in charge.

Charles Lyle Malone St. John’s Hospital St. Louis Francis Xavier Towle Malone Fort Leavenworth Kansas Elias J Mary Ethel Bridges Malone Missouri Sikeston Malone Park Missouri National Guard Regular 140Th Infantry Army Legion of Merit War Department American Legion The Amvets the 40 and 8 Sons of the American Revolution Reserve Officers Association Sikeston Chamber of Commerce Lions Club Red Cross Colonel Malone Mayfield Dan Wm. B. Malone Ida R. Malone Earl John W. B. Malone Sr Edna Johnson Buria Memorial Park Cemetery Welsh Funeral Home

Farm Bureau Names Captains for Annual Drive for Members

At a Scott County Farm Bureau meeting in Benton last night plans were set for the annual membership drive Sept 22 29. Captains were chosen to lead drives in each township and six reps were named for the district advisory meeting in Cape Girardeau on Sept 8. Attendees include Mrs J L Buck Roy V Evans Marion Warren Leon Lane Edw C Matthews and Mrs Mike Urhahn representing Farm Bureau 4 H Council Balanced Farming Assoc and home economics clubs.

Scott County Farm Bureau Benton Cape Girardeau J. L. Buck Farm Bureau Roy V. Evans Marion Warren 4-H Leon Lane Edw. C. Matthews Balanced Farming Association Mike Urhahn

Little Action in Magistrate Court Here Wednesday

The Sikeston magistrate docket was light with only two fines. Berlin L Batchelor was fined 25 dollars and costs and sentenced to 900 days in jail for careless and reckless driving while intoxicated. Thomas Lee Wiseman was fined 5 dollars and costs for careless and reckless driving on the public highway. The remainder of Granville Ted Yarbroughs 90 day jail term was stayed upon payment of fine and costs.

Sikeston Berlin L. Batchelor Thomas Lee‘Wiseman Wyoming Granville Ted Yarbrough

County draft drives registrations beyond three hundred in Scott

Scott county records show over 300 men registered for the peacetime draft during the first four days of a 20 day schedule. Registrants aged 25 and 24 lined up at the county courthouse as chief clerk Marshall Myers and volunteers processed them.

Scott County Benton Marshall “Myers Mr. Myers Henry A. Dunger Fornfelt Frank van Horne E. F. Schorle Sikes

Abernathy Family Visiting in Mississippi District

Congressman Tom B Abernathy from Mississippi spends a few days here with wife and three children visiting Mr and Mrs W G Funk. Mrs Abernathy and Mrs Funk are sisters.

Tom B. Abernathy Mississippi Orville Zimmerman Abernathy W. G. Funk Mrs. Funk

Work Resumed at Compression Plant North of Sikeston

Workers returned to the new gas compression plant south of Oran after a stoppage prompted by unions. Brown & Root Inc. of Houston led construction. A temporary injunction by Circuit Judge Randolph Weber halted interference, with workers back in two days after service. The plant will house 14 1000-hp compressors to boost Big Inch and Little Inch gas flow, aiming for over 500 million cubic feet daily.

Sikeston Oran Brown & Root Inc Houston Texas Brown & Root Randolph Weber Poplar Bluff al Tripp Cape Girardeau Carpenter, Teamster Scott County Early Malcolm Tennessee Eastern Transmission Company Big Inch Little Inch Highway 55 Herald Brown & Root Company

Judicial Committee Sets Meeting for Democratic Nomination

The Democratic committee for the 28th judicial district comprising Scott, Mississippi and Cape Girardeau counties will meet Tuesday at 2 p.m. in J. Abner Beck’s Charleston office to select a candidate for circuit judge to replace James McDowell who resigned for a Springfield Court of Appeals appointment. Governor Phil M. Donnelly appointed L. BD. Joslyn of Charleston to fill the post until January.

28Th Judicial District Scott Mississippi Cape Girardeau J. Abner Beck Charleston James McDowell Springfield

Jamison and Matthews to Host Weekend Guests

Mr and Mrs John Jamison of Fulton Mo will be weekend guests of Mr and Mrs Edward Matthews.

John Jamison Fulton, Mo Edward Matthews

Parma man named to fill vacancy on Missouri Highway Commission

J Raymond Lucy a Democrat from Parma in New Madrid county was appointed Monday by Governor Donnelly to the Missouri State Highway Commission succeeding Paul C Jones of Kennett who resigned to run for Congress. Lucy 52 operates a dry goods business with his brother George in Parma. He is married with a son Lieut Robert M Lucy a Naval Academy graduate and WWI veteran. He has served on Parma city council for twenty years and his term expires March 29 1951 awaiting Senate approval.

Bennett Commer New Madrid Mildred Steward Mississippi County J. Raymond Lucy Parma New Madrid County Missouri State Highway Commission Phil M. Donnelly Paul C. Jones Kennett Lucy George Lucy Lieut Robert M. Lucy U. S. Naval Academy Annapolis Drake University Des Moines Iowa New Commission Senate

Political committees name district officers in Missouri

District committees selected officers for the Republican and Democratic parties in the 10th district. Merrill Spitler became Republican chairman with Virgil Linvil as vice chairman C E Stiver as secretary and Lee Pemberton as treasurer. State committee members include Leonard Limbaugh Grover Dalton Dorothy Burford and Harry White. Democratic officers named Mrs James V Billings chairman Conley Groves vice chairman Wm P Wright secretary and Judge M R Roland. A petition urged Governor Donnelly to call a Nov 2 special election to fill the unexpired term of Orville Zimmerman with Paul Jones endorsed as short-term candidate.

New Madrid Merrill Spitler Republican Congressional Committee 10Th Virgil Linvil Glen Allen C. E. Stiver Cape Girardeau Lee Pemberton Charleston Leonard Limbaugh Caruthersville Grover Dalton Poplar Bluff Dorothy Burford Doniphan Harry White Puxico Democratic Committee State Committee J. V. Conran Yewell Lawrence Bloomfield Chaffee Nola Back Marble Hill Phil M. Donnelly Orville Zimmerman Congress Paul Jones

X Ray Survey Finds 59 Tuberculosis Cases in Scott County

Mrs Doroty Garnett district health nurse told the Scott County advisory health council that 59 cases were diagnosed from a June mass survey and 10 075 residents were examined by the mobile X ray unit Of these 9 190 X rays were readable and 38 692 lungs showed no symptoms of tuberculosis The nurse assists the 59 affected persons with health practices and medical care recommendations

Dorothy Garnett Scott County Advisory Health Council Scott County

Enrollment surge reshapes local schools and staff

Over 400 students enrolled across district with 126 in freshman year and 97 in tenth grade while 50 more may join once classes begin. Miss Dorothea Miller named Supervisor of Elementary Education uniting Bailey and South Grade School under a centralized office. Robert J. Genins named new high school principal as staffing changes include Mrs. Slinkard and Mrs. Richey. Enrollments set for Tuesday with grade realignment at Bailey and South Grade, high school to host seventh and eighth grades. Plastering on Ag-Musée interior and fence work at the athletic field underway.

Dorothea Miller Bailey School Bailey and South Bremen van Bibber Miss Miller Southeast Missouri State College Cape Girardeau Colorado State College Greeley Colo Robert J. Genins Paul Slinkard Sylvia Richey Bailey Ag-Musée

Funeral services to be held for Rufus Willis

Rufus Willis 32 brother of Mrs John Stagg of Delmar avenue died at Farmington State Hospital at 2 00 pm yesterday after a major operation. Born March 1 1916 in Fayette county Ala he was a Landers Ridge Baptist Church member. Funeral services 2 00 pm tomorrow at Mrs Staggs home Rev B D Owen will officiate. Burial in Taylor Cemetery Essex. Survived by mother Mrs Dena Willis sister Mrs BE Ballard Essex and brothers Raymond Willis of Essex Reburn and J T Willis Albritton Funeral Home in charge.

Rufus Willis John Stagg Delmar’ Avenue Farmington State Hospital Mr. Willis Fayette County Ala Landers Ridge Baptist Church First Baptist Church Taylor Cemetery Essex Dena Willis BE. C. Ballard Raymond Willis Reburn J. T. Willis Sikeston Albritton

Local Industry and Business to Observe Labor Day

Sikeston commercial establishments and industry will take a long week end Sunday and day when business takes a holiday in observance of Labor Day. The two day shut down stretch coinciding with cooler temperatures is expected to stimulate limited vacation trips and swell traffic on district and area highways. The State Highway Patrol has issued a caution signal to all motorists to drive with extra care reiterating the current safety slogan Be Careful the Life You Save May Be Your Own.

Sikeston State Highway Patrol

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Bert Robbins Stoddard Alta Marie Alma Lee Fears Commerce 4-H Club Hrohive Col Lyle Malone F Farm Bureau Scott County Extension Agricultural Extension Service Missouri College of Agriculture University of Missouri At Columbia Schuchart Farm State Highway Commission Rufus Wille Hh Bhliye
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