Weekend Socials Reach Across Missouri and Illinois
Fulton visitors included Jack Wheeler and son Jerry Joetta Adair Aubry Vaughn and Jack Hays. Eaton guests from E. E. Eaton's home visited their son. Grady family headed to Plymouth Michigan. Ward Karraker of Cairo joined W. S. Webster in Brock. Cradle shower honored Mrs Cleo Feverston. Warren family of Rockview joined Bill Shain Jr for birthday. Stubblefield entourage visited Cedar Falls and Lake Region, Minnesota then Wisconsin. Lutey attended Cape Girardeau funeral. Postmaster Ewart Taylor starts two weeks on Great Lakes duty. Wilford hosted by his parents in Carraway. Friends toured Nashville Chattanooga and southern states. Moore Jr and family visit Ft Bliss then Charleston. Swan Matthews UT and Sikes vacationed at Kentucky Dam Village. Myers and Henley visited Blodgett. Whitelef to St Louis for opera Naughty Marietta. Goomer Richards and daughters visit Kirby in Camdenton and grandson Billy Gene in Festus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Stubblefield
Lucille
Cedar Falls
Mabel Baker
Rebecca
Lake
Minnesota
Wisconsin
George Lutey
Harry Ritchey
Cape Girardeau
Ewart Taylor
Great Lakes
Lakes
Boone Wilford
Nancy
Carraway
Ark
B. L. Wilford
H. D. Friend Jr
Sikeston
Grover Kirsch
St. Louis
Nashville
Chattanooga
Benjamin Moore Jr
St. Moore
Ft. Bliss
Tex
W. A. Anthony
Ben Moore Sr
Charleston
Layse Swan
Camdenton
Richard
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M. I. Kirby
Billy Gene
Festus, Mo
Trustrees Sale of Scott County Missouri Property
Trustee announces sale of real estate in Scott County Missouri to satisfy debt secured by a deed of trust dated July 26 1950 by Richard Otto DeWeese and Virginia Let DeWeese. The sale occurs September 6 1952 at the Benton county courthouse front door between 9 am and 5 pm for cash. The property is Lot 10 in Black Five of the Amended Plat of part of Accord Subdiv and includes improvements. Roger A Bailey Trustee. Aug 14 21 28 Sept 4 52.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Otto DeWeese
Virginia
DeWeese
Recorder of Deeds
County of
Scott
Missouri
Cou
Benton County
Scott County
Scot
Roger A. Bailey
Official Vote Scott County August 5 1952 outcome
The report records vote counts for Scott County on Tuesday August 5 1952 with figures 109 41 73 107 51 23 39 30 reflecting totals or precinct results. The text provides no explicit contest names or office titles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott County
All Commerce
Dieblstadt
Lusk
Blodgett
Sikeston
Ward
Corte Ee Sheet Shenton
NER Hamburg
Bulldogs Hold Fall Football Tryouts At High School
Bulldog mentor Bill Sapp calls fall practice with a 7 pm Thursday meeting in the high school gym for interested players. Equipment issues begin Monday morning for lettermen and provisional lettermen, with a short practice to follow. Additional equipment distribution Monday afternoon for others. two practice sessions daily planned first week. First game slated September 19 against the Chaffee Red Devils in Chaffee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Sapp
Sapp
Bulldogs
Chaffee Red Devils
Chaffee
Three Boys Held for Attempted Auto Theft
Three teenage youths Dickie Briggs 15 Jackie Red-Wine 15 and Billy Myers 14 were held by county authorities after attempting to steal Phii lip Schaefer 835 Greer’s car Monday night in front of the home. Chief Harold Wallace arrested them shortly after the ignition wires were jumped and the vehicle started to back out before they fled. Briggs was noted to be on parole from four prior auto theft attempts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phiilip Schaefer
Greer
Harold Wallace
Dickie Briggs
Jackie Red- Wine
Billy Myers
Circles Schedule Gatherings for W S C S of Methodist Church
Circles of the W S C S of the Methodist Church plan meetings on August 21 at various homes and times with multiple hostesses named. Circle 8 meets August 20 evening at a home with a co-hostess. Death notices report James Sharp age 67 funeral at Clarkton Methodist Church with family details and survivors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W S.C. S
Methodist Church
Circle
EB. McAmuss
John Fisher
C . Ojid
Sam Potashnick
F. D. Lair
Chris Francis
Walter Rayburn
Lynn Waggener
Harvey Morrison
c_c Thomas
Earl Allen
Circle 8
Doris Ragains
Charles Rice
Maurice Stauffer
Hugh McCollum
Circle 10
Morehouse Child Dies in Missouri Hospital
Ronnie Emerson Taylor Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Monte E. Taylor of Morehouse, died Monday at Missouri Delta Community Hospital. Survived by parents, two brothers Dennis Lee and Bruce Wayne Taylor, and grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Taylor of Phoenix. Services held Wednesday at 2 p.m. in the Pentecostal Church in Morehouse. burial in Bernie Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R*nnie Emerson Taylor, Jr
Monte E. Taylor
Morehouse
Missouri Delta Community Hospital
Dennis Lee Taylor
Bruce Wayne Taylor
Forrest Taylor
Phoenix
Ariz
Pentecostal
Kerr
Bernie Cemetery
Taylor
Son of Sikeston Resident Dies in Fort Lauderdale
Bruce Warren Faulkner, 4, son of H. W. Faulkner Jr. of Fort Lauderdale, died Friday at home. Born November 21, 1950, he is survived by his parents, maternal grandparents H. W. Faulkner Sr. and wife, paternal grandparents E. P. Waldman and wife of Sikeston. Funeral services were held at Fort Lauderdale Baptist Church with a local minister officiating and burial in the local cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruce Warren Faulkner
H. W. Faulkner
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
E. P. Waldman
Sikeston
Second Polio Deaths Reported in Pemiscot County
One new polio case and two deaths were reported in Pemiscot County this week. Donald Hasty, 15, of Bell City died Saturday night. Charles Hampton, 3, of Bragg City died Wednesday night after illness starting July 24. Mary McIntosh, 16, of Caruthersville, was hospitalized Monday night with improving condition. Pemiscot was the hardest hit area during the polio surge in Southeast Missouri three years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pemiscot
Missouri
Donald Hasty
Bell City
Charles Hampton
Jim Hampton
Bragg City
Mary McIntosh
Alvin McIntosh
Caruthersville
Henry Aufdenberg Dies at Cape Girardeau
Henry Aufdenberg, 72, died at his Cape Girardeau home yesterday morning after a four year illness. Survived by wife Agnes. son Raymond Gene Aufdenberg of Sikeston. daughter Louise G. Clark of Cape Girardeau. niece Mrs. Jack Ranney. five grandchildren. Funeral 2:30 p.m. at Haman Chapel Cape with Rev. W H Koenig officiating. He worked for the State Highway Department division 10 of Sikeston in the maintenance division from 1927 to 1946.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Aufdenberg
Cape Girardeau
Agnes Aufdenberge
Raymond
Gene) Aufdenberg
Sikeston
Louise G. Clark
Jack Ranney
Haman Funeral Chapel
Cape
W.H. Koenig
Aufdenberg
Tongate Attends Firefighters Meet in Kennett
Sikeston fire chief RE Tongate attended the 19th annual Southeast Missouri Firefighters Association conference at Kennett with more than 65 participants. The group held discussions lectures and demonstrations, as L D Ramsay left Friday for the second day. Next year's meeting will be in Charleston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sikeston
RE. L. Tongate
Southeast Missouri Firefighters Association
Kennett
Tongate
L. D. Ramsay
Charleston
Also Mentioned on This Page
Gene Langwell
Fulton
Jack Wheeler
Jerry
Joetta Adair
Aubry Vaughn
Jack Hays
Bland Eaton
E. E. Eaton
Mrs. T. Grady
Marie
Marshall
Mr. Grady
Sam Grady
Plymouth
Mich
Ward Karraker
Cairo, Ill
W. S. Webster
Barracker
Mr. Webster
George Lufcy
W.S. Webster
Cane Girardeau
Cleo Feverston
Mr. Feverston
Lufcy
Ivory Warren
Rockview, Mo
Bill Shain, Jr
Highway 61
Ancell
Southeast Missourian
Here
M. H.thompson
Dixie Greyhound
Ramsey Creek
Bulldog
W. 3. C. S. Schedule
Armel Spivey
Poplar Bluff
Louis Spivey
James Spivey
Sid Dowd
Mrs. Dowd
Mrs
Pearl Wyrick
Clarkton
James Sharp
Poplar Bluff Hospital
Mr. Sharp
Pleas Malcolm
Sharp
Charles Lynn
Semo
Ployee
State Highway Department
Wetmore
Hammer Mill
Walton & Williams Tractor Co
Malone Street
Telephone
Sikeston Chamber OF Commerce
Wetmore Berates
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