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Newspaper

Sikeston Herald

Location

Sikeston, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Sep 11, 1952

Page

7

REA dealers meet to discuss cooperative rollout and incentives

About twenty two dealers and REA officials met Monday night September 8 at the Co op office to review the new cooperative plan. Julius Helm outlined a state program to assist Missouri distributors while managers touted a $25 credit toward initial electric range installations for September and October in the Sikeston area. A list of participating dealers and credit slips valued at $29 were described, with guests Ancel Moore and a Home Economist from Ozark Border Electric Coop in Poplar Bluff attending.

REA Co-op Julius Helm Missouri State Association Jefferson City Missouri Stephenson Scott - New Madrid - Mississippi Electric Co-operative Co Optephenson Inital Sikeston Co-op Sikeston Ancel Moore Ozark Border Poplar Bluff Massour

Alwin Gasser Letter From Flint River Camp Ontario August 1952

Alwin Gasser writes from a camp near Longlac Ontario describing recent fishing on Klotz Lake catching wall oved pike pickerel and northern pike plus 16 jumbo lake perch and wild berries. He notes moose sightings, plans to travel to town for supplies, and comments on farming in the Great North Woods. He recounts a cross-country trip, weather, French-speaking Gaspe residents, and local agriculture with horses, hay, oats, and potato hopes for a leased 100 acre plot in Canada. He ends with frost warnings near Cochran Ontario and a wish to return home to tend corn.

Flint River Louglac Ontario Canada Farm Bureau Missus Klotz Lake Joe Dolan Longlac Geraldton Great North Woods Doran Canadien Tennessee Carolia Smoky Mountains Virginia West Virginia Maryland Pennsylvania New York State New Enggland New Brunswick Gaspe Quebec Carolamia Smokies

Women's Club to Meet First Meeting of the Year

Blodgett Mrs Wm Beggs Jr. The Woman's Club will meet Thursday September 11 at 1 00 o'clock for the first meeting of the year. Mrs Annis Mershall will be hostess and a covered dish luncheon will be enjoyed by all present. These weekend visitors include Mr and Mrs Joe May Jefferson City and Mr and Mrs Adolph Graves St Louis. Local residents hosted guests including Mr and Mrs Rupert Davis Mrs Cora Stiyhorn Mr and Mrs Jesse Suuashorn and others. Several families spent Labor Day weekend with relatives and friends in the area. Pvt James Emmanuel serving with US forces in Germany is the son of Mr and Mrs J V Emmanuel Route 2 East Prairie Missouri. He joined the 118th Medical Battalion Ambulance Company as an assistant ambulance driver.

Woman’s Club Annis Mershall Joe May Jefferson City Adolph Graves St Louis Rupert Davis Clayton Caio Cora Stiayhorn Jesse B. F Marshall Eller James Emmanual Germany James M E Emmanual Muildred Wieck Connecticut Rhode Island Vermont North Atlantic Treaty Organization Europe Pirate Emmanual 118Th Mis J V. Emmanual Rt 2 East Priati

Local Social notes and upcoming Miss Cotton title bid

A busy week features visits from Duree Nolin of Detort Michigan and Ernest Spires of Sikeston along with others staying with local families. The Baptist Church opened a Revival led by Bro Paul Higgins. Miss Scott, a Sikeston High School and Missouri University alumna, active in Thespian Society and Dramatics, competes for the Miss Missouri Cotton title with twenty one contestants from cotton counties.

Duree Nolin Detort Mich Fiields Ernest Spires Sikeston Alis Caile Moss Alis Rebecca Robinson St Lows Annis Marshall Harold Pater Mount Vernon F. the Paul Higgins Lineston Hugh Fuquas Scott Thespian Society Red Peppers Sikeston High School Delta Gamma Sorority Savitar Frolics MU Workshop Missouri University Missour University Dramatics

Remembered Sikeston grocer George Lee 64

Mr George Lee 64 a retired Sikeston grocer died Tuesday night at about 9 30 He once owned Kings Wey Grocery and opened the Bijou Confectionery beside the Dunn Hotel He was born October 25 1888 in Dove Tennessee Survived by his wife Gerliude two stepdaughters Mary Lee Schade a sister Mrs Woo Bruce and a grand daughter Services were held at 2 pm today at the Welsh Funeral Chapel with Rev M G Joyce officiating Burial was in Sikeston Memorial Park.

George Lee Sikeston Lee Kings Wey Grocery Dunn Dove, Tonn Gerliude Lee Marvin Carol Lee Schade Jackson Mary Lee Schade Woo Bruce Kansas City Kansas M G Joyce Sikeston Memorial Park

Estimating 1949 cotton crop falls short of goals

The Agricultural Department estimated this year's cotton crop at 13.889 million bales of 500 pounds gross weight, down 846 thousand bales from last month's forecast of 14.735 million. The Census Bureau reported 1.413 million running bales ginned before Sept. 1, compared with 2.014 million a year ago. last year’s production totaled 15.144 million bales. Severe July to August dry spells reduced prospects in the southeastern states.

Agricultural Department Wich Census Bureau

Red granite schoolhouse near Graniteville Mo stands out

A small red granite schoolhouse near Graniteville Missouri is noted for its distinctive construction, being built entirely from red granite materials and blending with the local rocky landscape.

Graniteville, Mo Red

World Series opener pits Clowns vs Black Barons in Sikeston

Negro American League playoff opener to be held Friday September 12 1952 at VFW Memorial Park Sikeston Missouri featuring Indianapolis Clowns against Birmingham Black Barons. The event includes Diamond Fun Show headlined by King Tut and Spec Bebop plus musical acts Bogie Wooge Frsco and The Funmakers with stars Jim Wikes Henry Merchant Julio Toledo Ted Richardson and manager Buster Haxwood.

Sikeston Missouri VFW Memorial Park Indianapolis Clowns Birmingham Black Barons King Tut Ang Thatsh Nick Spec Bogie Wooge Frsco Funmakers Jimmy Chip) Wikes Henry Speed) Merchant Julio Toledo Ted Richardson Buster Haxwood Jim Fireoal

Climate Overview for MiSSoul1 18 Region

The record notes an annual mean temperature around 55 degrees. Summers average 73 degrees, while winters hover near 29 degrees, indicating a mild to cool seasonal pattern throughout the year.

Missoul1

Frisco Receives Harriman Safety Medal in 1951

Frisco Railway won the Harriman gold medal for national railroad safety the top honor for safety based on its record for 1951. The award was confirmed by the American Safety Committee and reviewed by the Interstate Commerce Commission. The Frisco reported no employee or passenger fatalities and a 491 per million manhours injury rate, down from 1231 in 1947 after expanding its safety program. President Clark Hungerford will receive the medal at a New York Ambassador Hotel ceremony on September 17.

ST. Louis Harriman Frisco Railway American Safety Committee Frisco Anq Interstate Commerce Commission R P Hamilton Hamiton National Safety Council Clark Hungerford Aimne Ambassador Hotel New York Sevot

Outstanding enlisted man spotlight at 141st General Hospital

PFC Billy L Brashears of Vanduser Missouri was featured in the Graph unit newspaper in Fukuoka Japan as the outstanding enlisted man in the hospital's medical detachment. He serves as a clerk typist in the Message Center at hospital headquarters.

Billy L Brashears Vanduser Graph 141St General Hospital Fukuoka Japan 141St General

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