Hospital News Delta Community admits wide list of patients
Over the past week Delta Community Hospital reported admissions in Medical Surgical and Emergencies with an extensive roster including Mane L Goddard Lee Page Indy Coleman Betty Sue Barker William Davis Sikeston Mary L House James Mace Jimmy DeWayne Perry Robert Herschel Melton Dorothy Fox Sikeston Geneva Eaves Marceline Penrose Benton Tony Enceman John Henry Ray and others. Daughters were born to several couples including Sherman Wood William Paylor Herschel Deal Charles DeRouse Clarence Taylor Essex J E McMunn East Planne and more. Discharges include Flora Collins Inez Baker Addie Kisler Dor oth Nowell Lee Page and several others.
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Delta Community Hospital
Medical
Mane L. Goddard
Lee Page
Indy Coleman
Betty Sue Barker
Wiliam Davis
Sikeston
William D. Tredway
Mary L. House
Cdl
James Mace
Jimmy DeWayne Perry
New Madrid
Lavonia Avery
Lilbourn
Helen
Green
Zona McCoy
Matthews
Agnes Jennings
Advance
Robert Herschel Melton
Dorothy J. Fox
Geneva
Pauline Eaves
Bell City
Marcelire Penrose
Benton
Buly We'ch
Tony Enceman
John Henry Ray
Madred Douglas
Sherman Wood
William Paylor
Herschel Deal
Charles Edward de- Rouse
Clarence Taylor
Essex
J E McMnn
Ji East Planne
George Wright
Winsby
Schatzley
George Spurgeon Sikeston
Howard Stauffer
Route 3
Guianville Yarbrough
Frank Mouser
Lulbourn
Jonn L. Lumsden
Cotton Market Shows Increase in Prices and Activity
The Department of Agriculture reports spot cotton markets more active than last week with higher demand for current grains and stronger mill inquiries. Prices for current ginnin gs ranged around 40 to 41 cents, with Memphis 1-116 cotton at 40.25 to 40.60 cents and year-ago 34.90. Littl Rock and New Orleans Middling 1-116 quoted at 41.00 and 41.15 cents. Higher grades premiums narrowed, lower grades discounts widened. exports and prompt shipments varied as mills sought 10% grade goods and buyers moved toward immediate delivery.
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Department of Agriculture
Memphis
Littl Rock
New Orleans
New Cod
Boaomp
Ana
Coa
Tor Bougnt
Lle Diva
Wuile Rock
Aled
Eary Azo Picame
Gmring
Fie
Fae
Werner Coraox
Ecohanz
First Cotton Carnival Queen Entrants Announced
Sikeston Cotton Carnival Committee secretary Bechou said the first float and queen entries for the event have been received. The announcement marks the start of contestant entries for the carnival pageant and parade.
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Dleb Bechou Secreary
Sikeston Cotton Carnival Committee
Td.see
Sewer Issue Delay Causes Cost Increase
Major Joe Craven announced receipt of a letter from consulting engineers in St Louis about purchasing sewage treatment plant equipment delayed by a lawsuit over Sikeston city limits. The letter notes steel price hikes raise overall costs by about 4 to 12.5 percent and the delay has cost Sikeston citizens money.
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Joe Craven
St Louis
Sheston
Sikeston
Sewe
Cravens
Joe Cravens
Sikeston Missouri
Russell & Anon Consulting
J L Russell
War Prisoner of War Compensation Applications Available Now
The Scott County American Red Cross chapter announces that veterans held as prisoners of war after December 1941 under the War Claims Act of 1948 may apply for compensation for mistreatment or forced labor. Emergency communications remain available. a prior report about the charter lacking funds is incorrect.
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Red Cross
Scott County
American Red Cross
Special Evangelistic Services at the Presbyterian Church
Dr J W Clotfelte will be guest minister for a week of evangelistic services from Sunday September 14 through Sunday 21. He holds degrees from Southwestern University Louisville Presbyterian Theological Seminary and Doctor of Divinity from Centre College of Kentucky. He pastored in Birmingham and Kentucky, most recently 27 years at First Presbyterian Paris Kentucky. Evening services start 7:30 each night. public invited.
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J W Clotfelte
Clotfelte
Southwestern University
Louisville Presbyterian Theological Seminary
Centre College of Kentucky
Birmingham
Alabama
Kentucky
First Presbyterian Church of
Paris
Holy Land
Corrall
Iwo Former Herald Workers In Same Camp
A letter from Ro L Shain, former linotype operator for The Herald, says he is stationed at Camp Gordon near Augusta, Georgia. He entered the armed services weeks ago and expects transfer to a New Jersey camp. Henry Layton, a brother of a former Herald employee, is also at Camp Gordon and became a non commissioned officer after entering service last spring. Shain joined the service in Peoria, Illinois, and Layton registered for the armed services in Scott County. The Herald 2nd is now employed as a newspaper printer in Hope town, Indiana.
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L Shain Forme
The
Herald
Camp Gordon
Nea
Augusta
Georgia
Armed Services
New Jersey
Lincoln School Addition Bidding Begins
Architect Paul Buchminelle released plans for Lincoln School additions including new kitchens classrooms and furniture. The proposed design features scale based on occupancy with revised storage and service areas. Delays or funding decisions were noted as negotiations continue and bids open.
Christian Churches Convene Southeast Missouri Convention
The Annual Convention of the Christian Churches of Southeast Missouri will meet Tuesday at First Christian Church Sikeston. Delegates from 27 district churches will hear Rev George L Michel outline the theme Discipleship Requires Stewardship and attend panels, workshops, and addresses by state and district leaders.
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Christian Churches of
Southeast Missouri
First Christian Church
Sikeston
George H Adkins
George L Michel
Charleston
RusSourt
H Owens
Navial Benevolent Association
Mass
Martha Gibson
Chistian Women’s Fellowship
Horace N Moore
Chistian Men’s Fellowship
Fr Dawson
Mi Leste
B Rickman
Missour Christian Missionary Society
World Convention of Christian Churches
Melbourne
Australia
J Frank Clow
Ethel Shreve
India
George L Michel Charleston
Herman F Vosloh
Popla
Blu‘s
Dentists honor fluoridation pioneer McKay with citation
Globe-Democrat reports Dr Frederick Summer McKay of Colorado Springs honored with a special citation at American Dental Association events. McKay, born 1869, researched mottled enamel in 1903 and linked fluoride to prevention of tooth decay and fluoridation of public water supplies.
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Globe-Democrat
Frederick Summer McKay
Colorado Springs
Colo
American College of den
Amierican Dental Association
McKay
Lea
Organiz
Wss
Bailey
Ecaushe
R E Bailey
S.kes
Dar meets at Mrs Vanhorne home this Saturday
The DAR will hold a meeting at 247 North Raney at Mrs Frank Vanhorne’s home this Saturday afternoon.
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YD ’ R. Weeting
DAR
Frank Vanhorne
North Raney
Freedom of Enterprise Through Political Action in Sikeston
Sikeston Chamber of Commerce National Affairs conference featured William Bird of Dallas and Dwight B Haven of Washington DC urging businessmen to vote in the November election. They warned against increasing government in business, highlighted soaring national debt since 1932, and urged the Chamber to organize a turnout effort under the banner Ring the Bell for Better Government across multiple communities.
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USA
Sikeston
Om Times
Hoover
Ravens
Chamber of Commerce
Cape Girardeau
Portageville
East Prairie
Charleston
Canalou Dente
Steelville
Kennett
New Madrid
Blytheville
Ark
Joan Thompson
The
State Chamber of Commerce
Sikeston Chamber of Commerce
Kenneth Lawson
Fred Steward
C of C
William Brd
Dallas
Texas
John Thompson
Dwight B .Haven
Washington DC
Rorpp Stuorw
Schools Here Set New High Enrollment
The Board of Education reported total enrollment of 2917 across Airport 855 Batley 263 South Grade 631 Lincoln 420 Hien School and Eighth Grade 748 as of the start of the term. Cafeteria served 3248 meals in the first three days. weekly ticket costs $1. Safety Patrols are expanding with School Boy Patrols on buses and at intersections. Miss Marcene Lentz joined the primary department at South Grade School to handle heavy first grade enrollment requiring another section.
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Board of Education
Airport
Batley
South
Lincoln
Hien
Chief Wallace
Marcene Lentz
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IWO
Lincoln School
Paul Buchminelle
Lincoln Scio
Scnous Tor
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William Lorenz
National Council of Churches
Council of Churches of
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Mississippi
Stoddard
Christian Church
Tanner Street Church of
Southeast
Maissour
National Chamber of
Commerce
Horatio Alger Whitcom
Notabe
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