Local Neighbor Breathing Guests and Visits Across Town
Wesley Clark of Doniphan was the guest of James Bryant last week. Numerous visitors and relatives were noted Sunday including Miss Camille O’Connor of Preston, Mrs. Ed Graviett at Sikeston, Miss Wanda Lee Counts back from St. Louis, and many others visiting local residents. Dale Senciboy, seven months, died after a day illness. funeral held at Oran with many neighbors in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley Clark
Doniphan
James Bryant
Camille O'Connor
Preston
Bryan Wade
Benton
Rel
St. Louis
Elvira Metz
Ironton
Frank Metz
Joe Merick
Bobbie Yor
Frank Sonrhein
Glarius Benson
Larry
Noble, WL
S. C. Howard
Bfr
Jewell Potter
Ack
C. CC. Richardson
Henry Richardson
Pulaski, Ill
I. C. Mat‘ingly
M. E. Rodgers Smith
C. R.rodgers
St.Louis
C. R. Rodgers
Gene
Bertie Adams
Chaffee
Catheryne Bryeans
California
C. L. Halford
Helen ‘Troutman
Wilma McCray
Mary Elizabeth Rassmussen
Amd
Noah Hillis
Richard Troutman
I*reda Tae Bryant
Albert Kappler
Iss Ruth Pimily
Rudy Lee ‘Brice
Deloris McCray
Vernes Hollingsworth
Ifiene McCray
Oran
Grice
Local residents listed as guests and visitors across towns
Mr and Mrs Bennie Menz and children were guests of relatives at Perkins Sunday. Mr and Mrs Charlie Sendboy exit daughter are visiting relatives at Bloomfield this week. Aslen Wagner was dismissed main St Francis hospital in Cape Girardeau Monday and brought home here. Miss Evelyn Glastetter who had been visiting relatives in St Louis for the past month returned home last Saturday. Mrs Bertha Laux attended the chicken camp at the Oran Methodist church Tuesday evening. Mr and Mrs Robert McBride and children and Gerhardt Jansen were guests of Mr and Mrs Lloyd MirBride at Oran Sunday. Mrs Bike, Mrs Cook and Mrs
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennie Menz
Cildren
Perkins
Charlie Sendboy
Bloomfield
Aslen Wagner
Charles Dunning
St. Louis
Jason Beardslee
Mary Sue Finney
Cape Girardeau
Denzel Davis
Joy Wolpers
Harley Miles
Chaffee
J. O. Brasher
Jim Foster
Benton
Carter Foster
Wm. Foster
T. L. Cassidy
Crowder
Alford Bryant
Elmer Fowler
Hillary Patterson
The
Baptist Church
Randles
Parker
Norman
Kennett
BE. W. McDonough
Wilma Ragains
West
Wichita
Kansas
Pueblo
Colorado Springs
Colo
Barbara Foster
John Foster
Camille Emerson
Mount Vernon
H. F. Emerson
G. D. Harris
Sikeston
Peggy Lou
Ollie Reese
A. G. Ragains
Ragains
Local Social Notes From Cape Girardeau and Nearby
Jasper Miller spent the weekend in Chicago on business. A. L. Crosno and wife plus children shopped in Cape Girardeau Friday. Frania McClanahan and Dorothy Crosno visited friends in Charleston last week. Delia May Miller and Mrs. Sam Branson left for a four day camping trip at the 4 H camp near Arcadia. Charles Benny, seven months, son of Mr and Mrs Hubert Lee, was taken to St Francis Hospital Cape Girardeau Sunday ill with colitis. Everett McClanahan and daughter Marjory spent the weekend at Bemis Tennessee with relatives. Mrs. Warren returned home with them. Willis McClain of St. Louis, G Hewing and children of Topper Town, Monroe McClain and sons of near Chaffee were guests of Jasper Miller family on Thursday last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jasper Miller
Chicago
A. L. Crosno
Cape Girardeau
Frania McClanahan
Dorothy Crosno
Charleston
Sam Branson
Delia May Miller
Arcadia
Charles Benny
Hubert Lee
St. Francis Hospital
Everett McClanahan
Marjory
Bemis
Tenn
Warren
Willis McClain
St. Louis
G. Hewing
Topper Town
Monroe McClain
Near Chaffee
Local Socials and Church Plans in Landers Ridge
Miss Juanita Crosno and Mary Frances Witt attended a birthday dinner at LaForge Sunday. Portageville guests of Chester Stafford last week-end. Chester Stafford and children visited Richard Hill near Sikeston Sunday. Revival starts at lncal church Sunday led by Rev. A C Sullivan of Morehouse. Morehouse band concert drew many from the community. Raymond Marshall and son of Charleston plus Nora Atherton of Sikeston visited Mrs Paul Witt Sunday. Arnie Heusser Russell Crosno Mrs Paul Witt attended Matthews church Sunday night. Ewing Masters Detroit and others visited Mrs Paul Witt Monday. Wm Weber called to Highland Mo Saturday for mother in law illness. Mrs Weber stayed with her mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juanita Crosno
Mary Frances Witt
LaForge
Morehouse
Raymond Marshall
Charleston
Nora Atherton
Sikeston
Paul Witt
Arnie Heusser
Russell Crosno
Matthews
Ewing Masters
Detroit
Joe Masters
Roy Twisdal
Cunningham, Ky
M. D. Atherton
Wm. S. Weber
Highland
Royal ant dynasty may govern colonies for decades
An ant colony may endure for 40 years or more under successive generations of a single royal ant family, suggesting long term stability and lineage influence.
Canalou Family Reunion Highlights Hometown Ties
Sixty five relatives gathered at Frank and Mary Newman home for a Canalou reunion with a roasted hog feast. Grandma Hall celebrated her 90th birthday at the event. Nearby residents and relatives from Wilson Arkansas to Louisville Kentucky visited or were mentioned in passing, along with school notices and other local happenings. A 97 year old Canalou resident J F Lamb marked his birthday as a noon gathering occurred at Grover Drake's home. Ard Beardsley home burned Friday night with no insurance. loss included nearly all belongings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Newman
Newman
Grandma Hall
Commerce News Roundup From Cape Girardeau Area
Local notes from Commerce include Walter A. Post transacting business last Saturday and Mrs. Fred Wise hosting guests with the Wise family nearby. Visitors include Jewel Cannon from Morley and Miss Anna Belle Marshall, with Rev. Morgan hosting grandparents in Williamsville. Hospital visit and illness updates touch Mrs. Wright unimproved and Mrs. Koch confined to home. 4-H club campers Arcadia hosts Addie Ejibert Doris Rowe Jane Hawkins and Evelyn Miller. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Matthews of Hattiesburg Miss visit Emma Vogt. Elizabeth Bull travels to St Louis for Yellowstone Park plans. party attendees wish Mrs. Lumm many happy returns. Missionary Society events include a covered dish luncheon with local ladies. A bee requires a year of daily work to yield one pound of honey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter A. Post
Cape Girardeau
Commerce
Fred Wise
Walter Wise
Miss Jewel Cannon
Morley
Anna Belle Marshall
Morgan
Nelson
Williamsville
Sarah Wright
A. B. Cooper
Oscar Wise
Charleston
P. B. Held
St. Louis
Harry Brewer
H. Pate
Cape Girardeau Hospital
Addie B. Ejibert
Doris Rowe
Jane Hawkins
Evelyn Miller
Arcadia
Albert Koch
Frank Matthews
Mary Bess
Hattiesburg
Emma Vogt
Mr Matthews
Washington, D. C
Elizabeth Bull
Yellowstone Park
Wyoming
Iowa
Denver
Colo
Kansas
Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
Wm. Lumm
the Fornfelt Missionary Society
Louis Totty
Gene Granneman
C. M. Beardslee
Dave Vinson
Arthur Penn
R. A. Mabry
Bertie Davis
Carrie Dell Marshall
Morley News Social Roundup Visits and Guests
Charles Dunning of St Louis visits his cousin Jason Beardslee while Miss Mary Sue Finney stays with Cape Girardeau relatives. Numerous locals host travelers from Chaffee Cape Girardeau Kennett and Portageville as Rev Patterson conducts a revival in Randles and families recover from illness and malarial fever.
Verhines Visit Ends With Family Return from Vienna
Mr and Mrs Garrett Verhines were hosted by parents Mr and Mrs Harvey Verhines in Vienna US Sunday Their son Donald who had been visiting relatives there returned home with them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garrett Verhines
Harvey Verhines
Vienna
Donald
Local Social Notes From Marion and Nearby Towns
Mrs Ralph Stowers of Marion visited Mrs Viola Boone Tuesday. Miss Edith Crain, visiting from St Louis, is with her parents the Crains. Mrs Woodridge of Camden Ark stayed with the Mathises last week. Jack and Homer Luetz of Chicago were weekend guests of the Semings. Ralph Caldwell and family from Jacksonville Fla visited Tony Caldwell. Miss Jeanett Hinson, University of Missouri student, visits her mother Lela Hinson. Mrs A F Stanley Mildred Wilkins and Minnie Hall of New Madrid visited here last Friday. Z Reynolds Clyde Reynolds and Virgil Reynolds were called to Harrisburg Saturday for Smokey Elders death. Ernest Crumpecker family of Houston guests of Crumpeckers this week. Mary Margaret Lowe of Canalea also a guest in Crumpecker homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Stowers
Marion
Viola Boone
Mathis Aslin
Washington, D. C
W. M. Mathis
Edith Crain
St. Louis
John Crain
Woodridge
Camden
Ark
Jack
Homer Luetz
Minnie Hall
New Madrid
Z. Reynolds
Clyde Reynolds
Virgil Reynolds
Harrisburg
Smokey Elders
Morehouse
Ernest Crumpecker
Houston
Tex
Wm. Crumpecker
Mary Margaret Lowe
Canalea
Crumpecker
Local residents and visitors share news across town
Families and friends return from travels and college stays in Murray and Cairo while others plan trips through the West. Miss Mary Clayton visits parents as she trains in Cairo. Alfred Byrd returns from Tucson health leave to resume work. Ladies Missionary Society fundraises on election day for church expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester King
Joe Spalding
Murray
W. A. Dunlap
F. E. Sibley
B. B. Conrad
Frank Sibley
Sikeston
Sardis
Miss
W. A. Gemeinhardt
Neva Dell
Armand
Jackson
Mary Clayton
Cairo
J. Clayton
Granville Mainard
New Madrid
O. K. Mainard
Ladies Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
Clarence Critchlow
Mary Alice
Frank Ratcliff
Colorado
Wyoming
Alfred Byrd
Jane Ellen
Tuscon
Ariz
Matthews News Briefs Show Local Social Visits
Aubrey Clark returned Monday from a business trip to St. Louis. Mr. and Mrs. James Lomax visited friends at Charleston Sunday. Mrs. J. Leigh returned Sunday from Tiptonville, Tenn. Mr. and Mrs. B. B. Conrad and Chas. Lindensmidt spent Sunday at Reelfoot Lake. Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Williams visited near Morehouse with Fred Williams. Miss Clara Clayton of Cairo plans a weeklong visit with her parents. Jim Singleton of Sikeston visited his sisters Olen Critchlow and O. K. Mainord.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aubrey Clark
St. Louis
James Lomax
Charleston
J. Leigh
Tiptonville
Tenn
B. B. Conrad
Chas. Lindensmidt
Reelfoot Lake
W. T. Williams
Morehouse
Fred Williams
Clara Clayton
Cairo
Clayton
Jim Singleton
Sikeston
Olen Critchlow
O. K. Mainord
Meteorite authenticity questioned for museum submissions
Experts estimate that only about one in 200 meteorites purportedly sent to museums each year are genuine. The claim highlights challenges in verifying meteorite samples and the need for rigorous testing standards among collectors and institutions.
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Ed Sisk
Arlene
Fornfelt
J. B. Barnette
Earl Vaughn
BE. OC. Brann
Ethel
Ardell Keiffer
Theodore Keiffer
Marie Jansen
Viola
Lariana Dannenmeuller
Senciboy
Harold
Unity
George Senciboy
Dale
Gerge Senciboy
C. E. Warren
Friend
Baby Sendboy
Jess Cruse
Jim Etherton
Hope District
Sendboy
Laughlan
Johnnie Stecher
Ray Stuckey
Betty Lou Barnes
Annette Watkins
L. D. Spencer
Claude Taylor
Frank Glastetter
Maxine
Virginia
Hubert Witt
Bill Bailey
Marion Stuckey
Oran Rural News
Landers Ridge
Madam Reese
Pohouski
Okla
Highway 60
Dexter
Canalda
J. Walden
Wilson, Ark
John Reeves
Ivory Muffett
Near Poplar Bluff
Ernest
Gertrude Lamphley
O. H. Crumpecker
Jim Gipson
Wallace Emory
L. L. Arbuckle
Esther
Selma Gruen
Elmer
New York
Alfred Ward
New Mexico
Southwest
I. C. Westerfield
Billy Westerfield
Owen J. Taul
Commerce News
Eyee
Laers
America
Forest Park
St. Louis Zoo
Canada
Locust St
Locust
Saint Louis
Morley News
Morehouse News
Chas. Hawkins
J. R. King
Missouri
Sory
Missouri Association of Public Utilities
West High Street
Jefferson City
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