Local News Roundup From Nearby Towns
Mrs Viola Boone visited friends in Sikeston Sunday. Miss Ruth Brewert visits grandmother in St Marys, Missouri. Dorcey Brown conducts business in Paragould Arkansas this week. Mrs Hilary Boone of Jefferson City visits relatives here this week. George Smart of Boonville guest of friends at Morehouse this week. Frank Marshall visited Wade Tucker at Brandon Hospital in Poplar Bluff. Billy Byron Dillon confined to home due to illness. Mrs Orville Sanders returns home after visiting Charleston. Dan Baker and Wayne return home from Covington Kentucky. Mrs Nora Spence returns from Senath. W M A of Baptist Church held a social at Annie Blaylock’s. Lacy Edwards home on furlough from San Diego Navy. Mr and Mrs F W Sherrard and Mary Ella visit New Madrid. Anne Sheehan and Lynn Yardley of Winona visit. George Marlowe to California for airplane factory work. Mr and Mrs Emory Legate and Robert visit Kalamazoo Michigan. Ed Todd called to Poplar Bluff for Wade Tucker’s condition. Mrs Bud Shelby and children and Mrs Hazel Brink Salters go to Flint Michigan. Mr and Mrs W M Hileman return to Royal Oaks Michigan. Nora Smith attends New Madrid picnic with Bob Isaacs and others. Mr and Mrs Grundy Hutson and sons visit Sparta Tennessee. Cecil Crabtree family of Blodgett visit Darcy Brown. Jack Brown accompanies home. Velva Smith returned from St Louis after taxi accident injuries. Miss Smith’s nose broken. Miss Margaret Sutton accompanies her.
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Viola Boone
Sikeston
Ruth Brewert
St. Marys
Dorcey Brown
Paragould
Ark
Hilary Boone
Jefferson City
George Smart
Boonville
Morehouse
Frank Marshall
Wade Fucker
Brandon Hospital
Poplar Bluff
Billy Byron Dillon
Bull Dillon
Orville Sanders
Charleston
Dan Baker
Wayne
Covington
Nora Spence
T. Clayton
Senath
the Baptist Church
Annie Blaylock
Lacy Edwards
Navy
San Diego
Calif
F. W. Sherrard
Mary Ella
New Madrid
Anne Sheehan
Lynn Yardley
Winona
George Marlowe
J. Y. Yeager
California
Emory Legate
Robert
Kalamazoo
Mich
Ed Todd
Wade Tucker
Bud Shelby
Hazel Brink Salters
Flint
W M Hileman
Hols Hutson
Royal Oaks
Nora Smith
Bob Isaacs
Leo Barnes
Marshall Batley
Grundy Hutson
Jack and
Maude Patterson
Flavia Patterson
Sparta
Tenn
Cecil Crabtree
Blodgett
Darcy Brown
Little Jack Brown
Velva Smith
St. Lows
Miss Smith
Margaret Sutton
Local residents visit kin and attend gatherings in Benton area
Jasper Miller took a business trip to Benton on Monday while Mrs Larona Chappell stayed with her brother Henry Smith. Eunice Wilson from Charleston visits aunt Mrs Geo Haw. Gordon Deason and Christine Ferguson join a Morley picnic. Rex Pattengil visits near Benton with Marlton Moore family. Several others attend picnics, church, and family events at Morley New Hamburg and Dogwood. Sunshine Extension Club met with seven members and four visitors.
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Jasper Miller
Benton
Larona Chappell
Henry Smith
Eunice Wilson
Charleston
Geo. Haw
Gordon Deason
Manila
Ark
Christine Ferguson
Richard Jefford
Morley
Rex Pattengil
Marlton Moore
Near Benton
Chism
Houston
Richard Jefford Gordon Deason
Christine Forgason
Helen Muriner
New Hamburg
Grigor
Toppertown
H B Forgason
Chastine
Irvin
Bill
Mack Jenkins
Dogwood
Brit Palmer
Tom Gibson
Morie Morsworthy
Kenneth
Mayfield
H B Ferguson
Sunshine Extension Club
A L Crosno
Crosno
Dave Sellers
Community Notes from Cape Girardeau and Nearby
Miss Margaret Crosno of Cape Girardeau spent the week end with home folks. Mr and Mrs Louis Kemn and children of Central Illinois visited friends in this community Sunday. Herman Simer of Portageville spent the week end with his aunt Mrs Russell Crosno and family. Misses Juanita Crosno and Mary Frances Witt and Howard Vass and Hansel Laseter were New Madrid visitors Sunday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Chester Stafford and children spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Adcock at Pleasant Hill. Russell Crosno returned from Hot Springs Arkansas, where he had been taking health baths for ten days. Mr and Mrs Charles Vaughn of Paducah Kentucky, and Mr and Mrs Thad Smith of Cunningham Kentucky, were guests of Mr and Mrs Sidney Vaughn. Burl Vaughn of Tucson Arizona, is
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Crosno
Cape Girardeau
Louis Kemn
Central Tllinois
Herman Simer
Portageville
Russell Crosno
Juanita Crosno
Mary Frances Witt
Howard Vass
Hansel Laseter
New Madrid
Chester Stafford
Adcock
Pleasant Hill
Hot Springs
Ark
Charles Vaughn
Paducah
Thad Smith
Cunningham, Ky
Sidney Vaughn
Burl Vaughn
Tuscon, Ariz
Vaughn Family Notes Health Residency in Arizona
Visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Vaughn. Mr. Vaughn has been in Arizona seven years in the interest of his health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs
Sidney Vaughn
Mr. Vaughn
Arizona
Millersville Visits and Local Travel Notes
Miss Anna Allen guests relatives in Millersville this week. Moses Hartle and Loomis Nis wonger traveled to Millersville last week. Families and friends visit in Millersville Wyatt Landers Ridge and Adcock households. Frank Dame family visit Puxico. Larcom visits daughter Wave Morgan in Puxico. Cotton crops thrive but corn tassels, road work planned near Blue Ditch. Forbis trips to Paducah with Leo visiting here. Fred Forbis family return from St Louis for medical care. G. L. Bohannon hosts visitors. Petersburg kin visit Sikeston. Families gather at Jesse Bohannon’s home in Sikeston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Allen
Millersville
Moses Hartle
Loomis Niswonger
Henry Smith
Ernest
Wyatt
Lyndell Seabaugh
Chester Stafford
Landers Ridge
Jno. Adcock
Frank Dame
Robi Earl
Clyde Dame
Blue Ditch
Fred Forbis
Glenn
St. Louis
G. L. Bohannon
Lewis Kemn
Petersburg
Jesse Bohannon
Sikeston
Ballard’s Snow Liniment Ad Urges Relief for Sprains
Since 1883 Ballard's Snow Liniment offers cheap relief from muscular congestion, sprains, strains, bruises, and soreness from overexertion or exposure. Available in 30c and 60c bottles, sold by all druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ballard
Wanted Used Tractors Any Make
Boyce Farm Equipment Co in Sikeston Missouri seeks used tractors of any make. Contact for buyers and sellers offers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boyce Farm Equipment Co
Sikeston, Mo
Watkins
Sikeston
J. R. Watkins CO
Town Ave
Memphis
Tenn
Card of Thanks for Rev Read Kindness and Flowers
We express appreciation to Rev Joseph P Read for kindness and sympathy during illness and death of our loved one. Thanks to friends for floral offerings and help during our sorrow from Mrs Cora Boyette Mrs R E Bailey Jr and Family. Read the ads. They're news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph P. Read
Baby Born To Mother Encased In Iron Lung
In Los Angeles a normal healthy son weighing 6 pounds 3 ounces was born to Virginia Matthews who has infantile paralysis and is encased in an iron lung. Dr. Edwin S. Bennett says two similar births have occurred in North America but this is the first where both mother and child survived. The mother was in the respirator 24 hours before birth and will remain for several days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Calif
Virginia M. Matthews
Edwins. Bennett
County General Hospital
North America
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