August Double Eagle Stamps at Oakes Service Station
Local notices list Sin Double Eagle Stamps offered on Tuesdays Wednesdays and Thursdays during August at Oakes Service Station with car wash lubrication or oil change. Nearby residents and visitors are noted: Memphis family visitations, Albuquerque relatives, Colorado Springs trip, and several other weekend visits. Multiple families from Sikeston Farmington Johnstown and Cairo are recorded with dates and relationships amid a season of visits.
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Double Eagle
Oakes
Harold L. Lane
Hal and
Beth
Memphis
George Kirk
Boss Reed Council
Mike
Barbara Jo
Albuquerque
New Mexico
C. J. Matthews
Lem Council
Ray Bennett
Larry
Bennett
C. M. Bennett
Bloomfield
Willard Bennett
Colorado Springs
Colo
Marvin Carroll
George Lee
Lee Schade
Jackson
Carroll
Lee
Charles Sweeny
Fort Worth
Texas
Roy Beck
Nadine Lynn
Michael
Richmond
California
William Wilkins
John F. Stewart
Johnstown
Pennsylvania
Stewart
Freda Mae Bryant
Sikeston
George King
Farmington
Addie Abell
Elvis Poole
Cairo
Harold Poole
Clarence Patrick
Ray C. Marsh
Addie Abeil
L. B.patterson
J. V. Malian
Detroit
Michigan
Patterson
Malian
Janet Sue Ford
St. Louis
L E. Ford
Joe Engram
Amy Lee- Clinton
Tulsa
Oklahoma
J. W. Shuffit
Oklahoma City
Okla
Marisa Ann
Sharon Ramsey
Jack Ramsey
Jacksonville
Florida
S. N. Michaels
Addie Hughes
Heath Street
A. D. DeLoach
Bill Ramsey
North Handy
District 4-H Club Roundup At Dexter August Event
Dexter hosts Southeast Missouri county 4-H champions on Saturday August 15 at Dexter High School starting 9:30 a.m. The day features demonstrations in agriculture and homemaking, dress revue and Share the Fun acts. Winners advance to the State Contest in Columbia on September 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Q. Donaldson
Dexter Chamber of Commerce
Missouri
Dexter High School
Dax
University of Missouri
Les Akers
4-H
Southeast Missouri
Telephone your news to The Herald No 74 or 75
Readers are urged to telephone their news items to The Herald office, ensuring timely publication. The notice emphasizes submitting up to date community notes, events, or noteworthy happenings for inclusion in upcoming editions.
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the Herald
Naval flight training for Matthews man
Amos H. DeWitt of Matthews Rural Route 2 received orders to active duty for flight training. He enlisted last April and will report to the Memphis Naval Air Reserve Training Unit on August 22 for assignment to Pensacola Florida for further training at the Naval Air Station Pensacola.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naval Aviation Cadet Procurement Office
Memphis Naval Air Reserve Training Unit
Naval
Amos H. DeWitt
Matthews
Naval Air Station
Pensacola
Florida
DeWitt
Memphis Station
Sikeston Soldier Serves in Korea With 25th Division
Pvt. Jessie L. Greenlee of Sikeston Missouri serves as a rifleman with the 25th Infantry Division in Korea. He entered service last November, trained at Camp Roberts California, and holds the Combat Infantryman Badge. His wife Frances resides at 413 Greer Sikeston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
25Th Infantry Division
Korea
Jessie L. Greenlee
Roy Greenlee
Sikeston
Greenlee
Camp Roberts
Calif
Frances
Greer, Sikeston
Young man Brad Shain headed for Army induction
Mr and Mrs Bill Shain Sr entertained with a family picnic on their lawn last Sunday to honor Brad Shain who left Tuesday morning for Army induction. Attendees included many relatives and friends. Brad, manager of the Rex Theatre, received a going away party and a wrist watch from theatre personnel at Sikeston Malone and Sikeston Drive In Theatres.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Shain Sr
Brad Shain
Flora Shain
Brad
Nora Swannon
Rebecca Pierce
Sarah Hannah
Madge Wilbur
Pat Turner
Lucille Grant
Reece Mason
John B. H.tt
Lee Lawrence
Fred Cole
J. A. Shain Sr
Mike
David
Aubrey Shain
Dennis
Sharon
John Newcomer
Morehouse
Boone Wilford
Nancy
Ed Cline
Betty
Debbie
James Spivey
Jimmy
Bill Shain Jr
Suzanne
Patti
Larry Shain
Jamie
Eddie
Parl Wyrick
Bill Shain
Wendell
Tommy
Rex Theatre
Sikeston Drive-In
Rex
Malone
Sikeston Drive- In
Going Away Party for Fred Stone
Fred Stone who left Tuesday for the Army was honored at a Sikeston Country Club party last Saturday night. Hostesses were his mother Mrs. Camille Stone and Miss Kataryn Clark along with several others. About 50 friends enjoyed an evening of dancing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Stone
Sikeston Country Club
Camille Stone
Kataryn Clark
Alfreda Denton
Leo Edwards
Edna Young
Earl Lambert
Fred
Three New Members of Hundred Dollar Club
Three men joined the Hundred Dollar Club this week and another was offered 30 days in jail or one year out of town. Ryman Michell was fined 100 for careless driving while drinking. Clarence Russell and Ogle Bowling each paid 100 for careless driving. Ottawa Wright faced assault charges with a 30 day jail or one year out of town option.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ryman Michell
Johnnie ‘Taylor
Clarence Russell
Lilbourn
Ogle E. Bowling
Grover Kelley
Ottawa Wright
Kelley
Jack Loyd Voliva
Bobby Long
Dock Gilland
Lawton H. Trigg
James W. Stone Funeral Held for Local Businessman
James W. Stone 41 died of heart condition at home 808 Hunter. Funeral Sunday at Taylor Chapel with Reverend Billie Butler. burial Garden of Memories Cemetery. Stone owned Ideal Cleaners at 607 Greer and was Baptist. Born May 23 1912 in Bertrand Missouri survived by wife Estelle daughter Dwayne Crowe son James Jr stationed in Coronado mother Flemmie Mitchell sister Velma Breckenridge and three step brothers Cotton Jack and Raymond Willis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James W. Stone
Hunter
Taylor Funeral
Billie Butler
Garden of Memories
Stone
Ideal Cleaners
Greer
The
Baptist Church
Bertrand
Missouri
Estelle Stone
Dwayne Crowe
Sikeston
James “Bud” Stone
United States Navy
Coronado
Calif
Flemmie Mitchell
Velma Breckenridge
Flint
Michigan
Cotton, Jack
Raymond Willis
Admissions at Delta Community Hospital
Admissions at Delta Community Hospital over the past week include Richard Hill Wilmoth Hestand Marilyn Alber son Berneice Berry Ralph Stur geon Terri L Willis James Sid well Richard Layton Mrs Flossie Ann Sparks Mrs Norma Briggs Sikeston Ila Mae Parker Willie Sandusky Fred SickeryLilbourn Pansy Vommers New Madrid Buel Clendenin Lebanon Ill Lorene Thompson Greenville Miss Franie Morgan Matthews Marilliam Bolden Portageville Daughters born to Mr and Mrs James Arnold Mr and Mrs Thad Campbell Sikeston Mr and Mrs Marion Frost Matthews Sons born to Mr and Mrs Carl Welman Buddy Aster Mr and Mrs Warren Powers Mr and Mrs Donald Latham Mr and Mrs Woodrow Evans Mr and Mrs George Doyle Lesler Sikeston Mr and Mrs Edmund Morgan East Prairie Mr and Mrs Franklin Hartman Mr and Mrs Dewey Akins New Madrid Mr and Mrs Boyce Dollar Matthews Emergencies Frank Farris Kelley Swain Connie Sue Brown Henrietta Ferrell Mrs Lester Curtis Iva Jackson Art Garner Sikeston Clarence Russell Lilbourne Donnie Lee Vent Essex Doyle Hamback Morehouse Janice Kay Bridges Parma Eugene Haney Benton
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Missouri Delta Community Hospital
Richard Hill
Wilmoth Hestand
Marilyn Alberson
Berneice Berry
Ralph Sturgeon
Terri L. Willis
James Sidwell
Richard Layton
Flossie Ann Sparks
Norma Briggs
Sikeston
Ila Mae Parker
Willie Sandusky
Fred Sickery
Lilbourn
Pansy Vommers
New Madrid
Buel Clendenin
Lebanon
Ill
Lorene Thompson
Greenville
Miss
Franie Morgan
Matthews
Marilliam Bolden
Portageville
James Arnold
Thad Campbell
Marion Frost
Carl Welman
Buddy) Aster
Warren Powers
Donald Latham
Woodrow Evans
George Doyle Lesler
Edmund Morgan
East Prairie
Franklin Hartman
Dewey Akins
Boyce Dollar
Frank Farris
Kelley Swain
Connie Sue Brown
Henrietta Ferrell
Lester Curtis
Iva Jackson
Art Garner
Clarence Russell
L'lbourn
Donnie Lee Vent
Essex
Doyle Hamback
Morehouse
Janice Kay Bridges
Parma
Eugene Haney
Benton
Jaycees Plan Rodeo Activities and Paragould Trip
The Sikeston Jaycees met at the Country Club to discuss the upcoming rodeo with general admission set at 1.25 for adults and 0.75 for children. They will travel to Paragould, Arkansas, on August 27 to view the rodeo group and plan further events. The club also notes a request from St. Louis for Sikeston’s Little League to enter the St. Louis tournament, with Bill Puckett and the team preparing to travel. Bill Galladay, Jean Klein, and Dick McDougal were appointed to select a queen for the Soybean Festival in Portageville.
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Jaycees
Country Club
Paul Cannon
Bob Mitchell
Paragould
Arkansas
Sikeston
St. Louis
Sikeston Jaycees
Bill Puckett
Bill Galladay
Jean Klein
Dick McDougal
Portageville
Harry Blanton Tells Kiwanians About Mexico Trip
Kiwanis guest Harry Blanton gave a vivid talk on his Mexico City journey. He discussed education, living standards, and road conditions, and shared experiences like attending a bull fight. Several members brought guests, including Jake Kemper and Ollie Switzer from Ford.
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Harry Blanton
Kiwanis Club
Mexico City
Mexican Republic
Mexico
Blanton
Otto Hahs
John Harvey
Hugoton
Kansas
Ralph Williams
Jake Kemper
Ollie Switzer
Ford Motor Company
Howard McGill
Marshall Craig
Fielding Poe
Hus
Jimmy Poe
Rotary Talk on Highway Safety by Troop E Officer
Sgt. George Montgomery of Poplar Bluff and safety officer for Troop E spoke to the Rotary Club at Rustic Rock Inn. He reviewed driver law changes and the new liability law. New member Glen Cracraft and guests Dick McDougal and Eugene Harris of Sikeston Patrol attended.
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George Montgomery
Poplar Bluff
State Highway Patrol Department
Rotary Club
Rustic Rock Inn
Montgomery
State Highway Patrol
Glen Cracraft
Dick McDougal
Eugene Harris
The
Sikeston State Highway Patrol
Birthday Party for Mrs Lester Lewis at Lake Street
Mrs. Lester Lewis of 827 Lake Street was honored at a surprise birthday party Monday evening at her home. Attendees included her husband Lester Lewis and daughter Shirley, plus numerous friends and members of the Farming Street Church of God.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester Lewis
Lake Street
Fanner Street Church of God
Shirley
O. C. Lewis
Lyman Dame
Judy
Lindell
Herman Po
Harold Poole
Tony
Tommy
Marilyn
Harold Depre
Bobby
Harry Paul Cummings
Harriett
Johnny
Bill Suchman
Bob
Nancy White
Jerry
Pat Lomax
Lana Rae Dacus
Charles Green
Southeast Missouri Bankers to Meet in Sikeston
John Rogers of Milan announces an Agricultural Credit Conference in Sikeston on September 15 with bankers C. D. Harris J. C. Welman and Robert E. Lee Hill. W. S. Corrigan assists locally. The event aims to study capital needs and credit use for agriculture and invites Southeast Missouri bankers.
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Southeast
Missouri
Sikeston
John Rogers
First National Bank of Milan
Missouri Bankers Association
C. D. Harris
First National Bank
Cape Girardeau
J. C. Welman
Bank of Kennett
Kennett
Robert E. Lee Hill
Association
W. S. Corrigan
Bank of Sikeston
Rogers
College of Agriculture
University of Missouri
Federal Reserve
East Prairie Man Dies in Hospital Here
William A. Newton 72 of East Prairie died Monday at the Missouri hospital in Sikeston. Funeral services were held at 2:30 p m yesterday at the Church of God, with Rev Albert Camn officiating. Burial in Odd Fellows Cemetery, Charleston. Survived by wife Paralee Kelley Newton a daughter Linus Blimenbere of East Prairie a son Alvis A. Newton two brothers Luther Newton Fulton Ky Leslie Newton Puryear Tenn four sisters Ethel Dunn Detroit Mich Iver Smith Fulton Ky Ruby Cooley Union City Tenn Zama Wilkens Clinton Ky and five grandchildren.
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Church of God
East Prairie
Wiliam A. Newton
Missouri Delta Community Hospital
Sikeston
Albert Camn
Odd Fellows
Newton
Henry County
Tenn
Paralee Kelley Newton
Linus Blimenbere
Alvis A. Newton
Luther Newton
Fulton, Ky
Leslie Newton
Puryear
Ethel Dunn
Detroit
Mich
Iver Smith
Ruby Cooley
Union City, Tenn
Zama Wilkens
Clinton, Ky
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Bank of St. Louis
Missouri Bankers
Dexter
Sikeston Man
Hundred Dollar Club
Herbert Reno
Delmar Hollowell
Sherman Terrell
Wallace
Sheima Cambraa
Cambraa
Russell Blaird
Ira Shuffit
Blaird
George Davis
Lady Arnett
Arnett
Clyde Hasting
Delta Community Hospital
POLIC
Hesman
Saat
Chip
Natural Gas CO
Sikeston, MO
Chip’s Shoe Alley
North
New Madrid Street
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