Sikeston Bulldogs Open Season With East Prairie Test
Sikeston High School readies for the 1941 season opener against East Prairie led by coach Vernon Green. East Prairie, coached by Hugh May, boasts eight returning lettermen and a 1-0 start after beating Ste Genevieve 13 to 0. Starting lineups feature Beal Mar shall Shain Moore and others listed for both teams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sikeston High School
East Prairie
Vernon Green
Hugh May
Ste. Genevieve
Sikeston
Beal
Marshall
Shain
E. G
Moore
Andrews
Cooley
R. G
Skelton
R. T
Arbaugh
T. E. Waggoner
Q. B
Crase
Matthews
Ables
Walker
R. B
East Prairie--Green
L. E. MecMickle
Smith
Boy Scout Court of Honor Held at Morehouse
A Sikeston district court of honor was held in the Morehouse public school gymnasium Tuesday evening under Tharon Stallings. Awards listed include Life Scout ranks for John Ensor Edwin Webster Jackie Bill Foster Phil Bowman and Joe Dye of Troop 42. Star Scout went to John Boardman of Troop 43. Several were advanced to second class and first class ranks, with multiple merit awards for rock and mineral study athletics camping scholarship life saving swimming and other achievements across Troops 42 43 44 and 49.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boy Scouts
Sikeston
Morehouse
Tharon Stallings
Sikeston High School
Court of Honor
John Ensor
Edwin Webster
Jackie Bill Foster
Phil Bowman
Joe Dye
John Boardman
Bobby Deneke
Billy Joe Green
Alen Crites
Kenneth Schnaare
Billy Stotts
Jackson Crain
Melvin Mitchell
Herbert Brown
Harold
Lilbourn Boy Scouts Pass Cooking Test
Members of Boy Scout Troop 50 and Scoutmaster Owen J Taul cooked and served a first class cooking test in Q B Coats woods south west of Lilbourn. S P Robinson led with Hunters Stew and Twist bread, praised as best cook.
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Boy Scout Troop 50
Owen J. Taul
Q. B. Coats Woods
Lilbourn
S. P. Robinson
Doyle Sutton
Billy Roberts
George Ridge
Camp Lewallen
Portageville
Board of Review
Chase
New Madrid
Frank Chase
Cape Girardeau
Homecoming at Bellevue Institute in October
Mrs. T. F. Henry a former pupil of Bellevue Collegiate Institute at Caledonia and Mr. Henry plan to attend the homecoming on October 4. Among attendees will be J. T. Ronald former Seattle mayor and current Washington Supreme Court judge.
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T. F. Henry
Bellevue Collegiate Institute
Caledonia
Henry
J. T Ronald
Seattle
Wash
Supreme Court
Reed earns American Legion school award at Springfield
Margaret Reed, former Sikeston high school student, received the American Legion school award in Springfield Missouri. Her class included 645 graduating seniors who competed for honors. New students enroll as Billy Foley and Max Millner from Olna Arkansas begin enrollment. Billy, son of Mr and Mrs J Wm Foley, is recovering from an appendectomy.
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Margaret Reed
Sikeston High School
American Legion
Springfield
Billy Foley
Max Millner
Olna
Ark
Billy
J. Wm. Foley
Local Teachers Association Re-forms for Sikeston
The Community Teachers Association reorganized this week for the second year. Aims include unity among teachers, publicizing needs, securing salaries to meet cost of living, and urging legislation for better education in Sikeston. The group will cooperate with the Missouri State Teachers Association and promote teachers welfare and professional growth.
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Sikeston
Missouri State Teachers Association
Bill Hopkins Heads Local Teachers' Group
Wm. C. Hopkins a Sikeston high school instructor was elected president of the Community Teachers Association at its first meeting of the year held at the South grade school. Officers include Thurman Travelstead vice president and Miss Lucille Finley secretary treasurer with board terms for Adilda McCord and Dorothea Miller. Delegates to state and Southeast Missouri meetings named along with alternates. Annual steak fry scheduled Monday night at Green Head Hunting and Fishing Lodge near Dexter.
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Wm. C. Hopkins
Sikeston
Community Teachers Association
Thurman Travelstead
Lucille Finley
Adilda McCord
Dorothea Miller
R. A. Harper
T. E. Stallings
W. Edwin Hartford
St. Louis
Missouri
Cape Girardeau
Maurice Stewart
Isabel Hess
Green Head
Dexter
Registrants Over 28 Face Board Rules Under Deferment
Lt. Col. Claude C. Earp cautions that Selective Service registrants over 28 must follow local board orders or face penalties. Questionnaires must be filed when requested, with noncompliance risking fines or imprisonment. Those deferred due to age will be reclassified without a new physical exam, into I-H or IV-E-H as appropriate.
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Claude C. Earp
Selective Service
Congress
Earp
Public Notice of Divorce Action in Missouri Court
In Scott County Missouri November Term 1941 Pearl L Barker plaintiff vs James H Barker defendant action for divorce. Plaintiff alleges defendant a non resident of Missouri and cannot be served. Court orders publication in Sikeston Herald four weeks starting late August 1941. Deadline to answer by November term. Clerk L J Pfefferkorn signs the order.
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Circuit Court
Scott County
Missouri
Pearl L. Barker
James H. Barker
Robert A. Dempster
James M. Barker
Scott
Benton
Sikeston Herald
M. G. Gresham
Irene Ozment
Tene
Tilene Ozment
Charles Goad
Chas. Good
Isam J. Cummins
Court seal affixed in Missouri on September 25, 1941
A court notice states the seal of the court is affixed on the 25th day of September 1941 in Missouri as part of the returnable cause procedure. The fragment confirms official court action and dating.
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Court
L. J. Prefferkorn
Benton
Missouri
A. D
L. J. Pfefferkorn
L. J. Pefefferkorn
Ozment Case Petition Filed in 1941 Vacation
No. 6299 Alfred Ozment, plaintiff, filed September 25, 1941, by attorney M G Gresham, petitions that Irene Ozment is a non resident. action commenced against her by Tilene Ozment. defendant confessed and taken as confessed.
Court Notices of Non-Resident Defendants in 1941 Case Sands
The Missouri Circuit Court entries list No. 6293 Maggie Goad as plaintiff against Charles Goad as non-resident, with attorney M. G. Gresham, seeking petition filing and a notice period of at least fifteen days before the November term 1941. A second entry No. 6297 shows Ethel Cummins as plaintiff against Isam J. Cummins, noting non-residency and court dates at Scott County Court House for the November term 1941, with official copies and signatures.
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Scott County
Missouri
Maggie Goad
Ethel Cummins
Miss Rayburn to Visit Cape Girardeau Parents
Miss Coleen Rayburn a State College student in Cape Girardeau will spend the weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs Walter Rayburn at their home. Her roommate Miss Roma Wolf of Illmo will join them for the visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coleen Rayburn
Cape Girardeau
Roma Wolf
Illmo
Walter Rayburn
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