The Daily Standard, Sikeston, Mo. (B) Wednesday, June 12, 196891 it the next day, under rd introduction, re is considerable that Key had in mind a opular song, '‘To ri In Heaven, whose was a perfect fit for Jtar Spangled Banner,flag which Key saw over Fort McHenry on ning of Sept. 14, 1814,preserved. For years it 1 in possession of theof Lt. Gen. George *ad, who as major ded Fort McHenry in it bears Armsteads h and the date*. It went Smithsonian Institution in 1907, and the loan nged to outright gift in1914, much needed ork was done on the banner bv Mrs. Amelia and associates, and it was to a linen backing. It S 32 by 28 feet.Paul Flowers in the Commercial Appealh a v e two telephone rs — the one at theoard and tin* wolf who all his calls from theJudge Grants Fi ve DivorcesCHARLESTON - These caseswere hear in circuit court by Judge Marshall Craig:Lois Helen Powers vs JerroldE. Powere, divorce, granted and the custody of one child awarded to plainiff.Mary W. Cope vs Alvin L. Cope, divorce, granted and the custody of two children awarded to plaintiff with visitation right for defendant with $100 a month a child and $50 a month alimony to plaintiff.Grace Gloria Walker vs. Russell Wlaker divorce, granted and the custodv of six childrenVawarded plaintiff with visitation rights for defendant . Also the custody of three other children was awarded defendant with visitation rights for plantiff It was also ordered that the defendant pay $170 a month for child support to plaintiff.Catherine C. Cundiff vs. B. W. Cundiff, divorce, granted and the maiden name of Cookrestored to plaintiff.Rosemary Glass vs. John Edward Glass, divorce, granted and the maiden name of Wilson restored to plaintiff.Napoleon Lovelady Jr., charged with stealing, trial set for June 19.Reginald L. Merrick charged with speeding, trial set of Oct. 1.