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Newspaper
Sikeston Herald
Location
Sikeston, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1949
Page
5
A busy TANNER NEWS page lists visits and family gatherings across the area. Several households in Oran, Dexter, Sikeston, and nearby towns hosted relatives and friends including Hill, Hutcheson, Guiling, Wood, and Newman, with travel from Cape Girardeau, St Louis, and Jackson. Detailing weekend trips, hospital news, and local events, the item paints a snapshot of community ties and traveling kin.
Roscoe Reynolds and children visited Mr. and Mrs. C A James in Essex. Lee Beardsley visited his mother in Matthews. Alda Book and son from Bell City spent Sunday with Theodore Culp. Stella Beardsley visited her son and family in St Louis. Kenneth Winters of St Louis visited his in laws M S Barnett. Lloyd Merrick visited W C Wilson and family and Rosie Farris. Homer Hester and children from Paragould visited Walter Davidson. L R Little and Joy visited Myles Stone. Pete Bailey and Charles from Peach Orchard joined Norman Stone of Raddick. Production at Cedar Plant of International Shoe Co ceased. will resume April 18 per George T Adams. Cpl Raymond Bickings and wife visited Fred Bickings and Daugherty of Chaffee in Missour i.
Harold B. Stassen of the International Council of Religious Education urges that religion’s core teachings form the basis for harmony across all walks of life creeds faiths and races. He argues there can be no segregation by tracks in cities and calls readers to attend church next Sunday to study brotherhood through God the Father. Christ gave his life to support these teachings.
Evangelist Fred Killebrew of Senath oversees the Canalou Church of Christ and preached last weekend. If unable to attend, he will send a replacement evangelist. Jim Mabery of Bonne Terre will preach at Canalou on April 9 and 10, his second visit, with Mabery known as a young, developing speaker. Radio canned foods ad touts quality and value, claiming premium pricing unnecessary after trying Radio.
University of Missouri Agricultural Engineering announces reusable concrete form plans for a permanent freeze proof hog waterer. Plans outline cost, materials, rental potential, and construction details including concrete mix, wall thickness, dimensions, overflow, and drainage features. The design also suits sheep and calves, with emphasis on form greasing for easy removal.
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