Card of Thanks for Husband and Father
We thank our many dear friends for their help and sympathy during the illness and death of our dear husband and father. Mrs. Una Burch and children.
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Newspaper
Sikeston Herald
Location
Sikeston, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1941
Page
4
We thank our many dear friends for their help and sympathy during the illness and death of our dear husband and father. Mrs. Una Burch and children.
Risco J C Edwards, a school teacher, was seriously injured last Friday when kicked by a mule while gathering corn on a farm near Risco. He suffered a broken skull and painful head lacerations as he stopped near the animal.
The second annual horse show sponsored by Pemiscot County American Legion will be a main entertainment feature at the Pemiscot County Fair in Caruthersville from October 1 to 6.
Wm Lee Dodd of Cape Girardeau, an armless student who earned a Bachelor of Arts degree from the State College in Cape Girardeau last spring, will enroll at the University of Missouri Law School on September 17. He demonstrates scholastic ability and can write with a pen held by his teeth or between his toes.
Malden resident James Montgomery son of Mr and Mrs B E Montgomery has passed his examination for entrance into the U S Naval Academy at Annapolis Md His older brother Myers Montgomery graduated in 1940 from the Academy A free eye clinic will be at Kennett courthouse Friday September 12 with a specialist from the State Trachoma Hospital Rolla examining attendees The clinic is under the State Board of Health Trachoma Service.
Poplar Bluff will host the annual singing convention on September 3 with C. D Porter of Campbell in charge as president. Last year about 2,000 attended, and organizers expect an even larger turnout this year.
East Prairie resident Frank Poole's six year old son died in Cairo hospital from injuries suffered last August when a brick propped against a truck wheel was dislodged by a rolling tire. He was playing with friends when the incident occurred.
Miss Eloise Graviett to attend State College in Cape Girardeau. Numerous Oran residents and visitors are noted with family ties in Sikeston Benton and Charleston. Death announced of Clint Johnson at 78 with services in Oran. survivors include Mrs. Humphries, Mrs. Lynn, and Arthur Johnson.
Fred R. Jacoby of the New Madrid Soil Conservation Service CCC camp explains that well shaped field inlets reduce ditch maintenance by preventing soil washing and shoal formation. He recommends a wide flat entrance, slopes of 6 to 7 to 1 for the channel, and 2 to 1 side slopes, with sod or seeded grasses plus legumes for rapid protection.
Dora Belle Dees, one year old and daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Dees, was fatally struck by a cotton truck while placed between rows in a De Lisle farm field near Portageville. Witness Claude Schoolfield, a tenant, drove the truck and did not see the child. Deputy Coroner Leo Hudspeth ruled unavoidable accident.
Superintendent W J Ramsey of the Missouri State Highway Patrol said this week the force would regain full strength in October. Ranks had been cut from 165 to 147 after 18 were sent to military service. An enabling act by the 60th General Assembly becomes effective October 10, enabling replacements. Ramsey plans late October trooper exams and rapid training, with new recruits to receive six weeks of instruction and on‑the‑job experience under veterans, plus first aid and motor vehicle law study.
George Metzger, state oil inspector, reported that gasoline tax collections for the first seven months of 1941 reached 8,822,862 dollars, about 993,000 dollars more than the same period in 1940. July 1941 receipts were 1,422,118 dollars, up 161,911 dollars from July 1940.
Marion McFarland of Dexter visited Medway with Arch S. Russell and his family from near Sikeston, accompanying them on a local outing and sightseeing trip.
An endurance trial in desert heat pits six identical cars each with a different oil. Conoco Nth oil lasts 5,683 miles longer than the next best and over twice the average, due to Thialkene inhibitor that resists gumming and varnish, keeping oil level up.
Long the keystone of Conoco success, OIL-PLATING bonds to inner engine parts by magnet-like action. It resists draining even overnight, keeping lubrication on guard against wear in advance. This helps mileage, as it did in Death Valley, and adds economy from a change to Conoco Nth oil.
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