Missouri Governor Candidates Rally Next Wednesday
Republican governor hopeful Forrest C. Donnell will headline a rally at Rex Theater in Scott County at 7 15 Wednesday night September 18. He is to discuss political issues of the day and will be joined by Loyd Boots Miller candidate for Secretary of State and Stephen Barton of Menton candidate for circuit judge who will also speak briefly.
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Forrest C. Donnell
Missouri
Rex ‘Theater
Scott County Republican Committee
Donnell
Loyd
Boots”) Miller
Repubican
Stephen Barton
Menton
Circuit Idea
Sikeston weighs third movie house plan in fast growing area
Sikeston eyes a third motion picture theater with 600 seats to be built by HB C Prsnall district manager for Case Implement Co east of Sikeston on Highway 60 opposite the Missouri Institute of Aeronautics. The project follows a wave of new business and homes spurred by the air school opening.
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Sikeston
Missouri
HB. C.prsnall
Case Implement Company
Wissouri Institute of Aeronautics
Air School
Stephens College to start 108th year in Columbia VA
Stephens College in Columbia Virginia will begin its 108th year on Friday with about 1750 young women enrolled. Among new students is Unity Urqu art, a 14 year old English war refugee and ward of college president James M. Wood, who will study violincello under Dr Basil Guantlett. Another student, from Argentina, arrived with a Dalmatian. her travel from South America took three weeks. Mary Jane Sikes and Mary Emma Allen of Sikeston are Stephens College representatives. Mrs Wickens directs music for Greenbrier public schools.
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Stephens College
Columbia
Unity Urquart
James M. Wood
Basil Guantlett
Stephens College Conservatory
Argentina
Toolumbia
Mary Jane Sikes
Mary Emma -Allen
Sikeston
Mary Emma
Dr. Guantlett
Artichoke Uxop Raised in Five California Counties
A note states that the entire commercial artichoke crop of the United States is grown in five California counties. The claim emphasizes California's dominance in commercial artichoke production and highlights regional agricultural concentration.
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United States
California
Schoolmasters elect Stallings officer in district meeting
The Scott Mississippi Schoolmasters Association met in Benton. Tharon E. Stallings principal of Sikeston High was chosen vice president. Ralph McCullough East Prairie superintendent was elected president. L L Schuette Fornfelt secretary treasurer. Linus W Bartels Vanduser R H Henson Oran Noel Hansel Illio on executive committee. Delegates to Missouri State Teachers convention in Kansas in November named. District Cape Girardeau meeting delegates listed. Scott County Teachers Association elected Noel Hansel president and J Hilpert secretary treasurer.
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Scott-Mississippi Schoolmasters Association
Benton
Tharon E. Stallings
Sikeston
Ralph
Kansas
Fred Lewallen
Chaffee
C. E. Brewer
Fornfelt
Noel Hansel
Illmo
H. L. Jackson
L. F. Evans
Blodgett
Cape Girardeau
W. E. Sarius
Zahn Wells
Diehlstadt
Linus Bartels
Vanduser
J. J. McKinney
Lyman Evans
Scott County Teachers Association
Silmo
J. Hilpert
Tino
Travel-In-Missouri Club Elects Officers
Moreland Brown of Lake Ozark Missouri was named president of the Travel-In-Missouri Association formed to coordinate chamber and organizational affiliates across the state. Other officers include Carl E. Roessler regional vice president Thomas C. Rourke treasurer and Dwight Bedell secretary. The group aims to push a state travel promotion agency by the next Legislature to attract visitors and keep travel money from leaving Missouri.
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Moreland Brown
Lake Ozark
Travel- In-Missouri Association
Chambers of Commerce
Carl E. Roessler
Hotel Jefferson
St. Louis
Thomas C. Rourke
Kansas City
Dwight Bedell
Jefferson City
Brown
Missouri
Bonnie Sue Burns Funeral in Salcedo Community
Funeral services were held at 10 oclock this morning at the Burns residence for Bonnie Sue Burns infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Lewis Burns who died Wednesday from a complication of diseases She was born September 4 1940 and was the only child Interment followed at Carpenter cemetery McMullin with Welsh service Frederick Judd Waugh renowned marine artist died Tuesday in Provincetown Massachusetts at age 78
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Salcedo
Bonnie Sue
Lewis Burns
Carpenter Cemetery
McMullin
Local social notes from Kewanee and surrounds
Mrs C D Brigance and son John Dee traveled to Sikeston for a business trip. Visitors from Cave in Rock and Farrenburg called on Kewanee friends. many local residents hosted or spent weekends in Matthews East Prairie and Cape Girardeau area. Vernon and Homer Spradling enrolled at the State Teachers College in Cape Girardeau. several others returned or joined regional activities and hospitals.
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Kewanee News
C. D. Brigance
John Dee
Sikeston
Willard Sheridan
Cave-in- Rock
Ill
Kewanee
Marginette McGuire
Olen Riley
Matthews
Roy Hilton
Carl Granlee
Canaloa
Charles Dunn
T. J. King
Portageville
Orville Blue
Point Pleasant
William Tollison
East Prairie
Roy T. Rhodes
Orval Kersey
Farrenburg
Lee Glidewell
Louise Poyner
Barbara
LaForge
Eunice Rhodes
Vernon
Homer Spradling
State Teachers College
Cape Girardeau
Oliver Beckman
Ernest King
Catron
Floyd Hornback
W. N. Jackson
Arlene Bird
Lloyd Ebby
Cline’s Island
Charles Lewis
St. Francis Hospital
Orvel Kersey
Frank Loomas
Reba
Zona Howard
Cobden, Hill
New Madrid
Lillie McGee
A. L. Gould
Chicago
James Sweet
Frank Delp
Helen Brigance
Webb City
R. A. Yarbo
Memphis
Louise
Clovis Lancaster
la Forge Cooperative Association
Kewanee High
Carl Gunn
Burrle Gunn
J. T. Gunn
Curtis Ellingburg
Wm. Streeter
Poplar Bluff
Arthur Barber
Geneva
Sea Forge
Georgia Anderson
Charles Moss
Betty Jo Newell
Lynn Thompson
Miner Children Must Attend School There
Miner district grade school children who had attended Sikeston schools will now be instructed to attend their home Miner school. The Board of Education acted due to Sikeston schools being overcrowded and to boost Miner school revenue. Several Miner pupils had been riding the Sikeston bus to attend the new Sikeston school each day.
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Miner
Sikeston
Board of Education
Ralph E. Bailey
U.S. Airports Led In Passenger Traffic In 1937
The five busiest U.S. airports carried more passengers in 1937 than the 15 busiest European airports, underscoring Americas early dominance in air travel.
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United States
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