Virgi Owings Jr earns business degree honors at MU
Virgi Owings Jr graduates from Missouri University in Columbia with a Bachelor of Business majoring in accounting. He ranked highest in Business and Professional Accounting and was elected to Beta Gamma Sigma. He attended Morehouse School and Cape College before four years in the Air Force and then joined Arthur Andersen in St. Louis.
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Morehouse News Jottny Beve aA M4 Rev and Mr and Mrs Alten
Local notes from Morehouse recount visits and gatherings at Moorhhouse and surrounding towns. Families, church group meetings, and social events include guests from Denver Sikeston and Belleville. Weekend travel, baptist church activities, and a major attic of community life are highlighted with numerous names and places.
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Jottny Beve
Tne
Alten
Cis East Praine
Mondz
L. B.C Mo
Homer
Bryant
Charleston
Jewe
Camo
Garence Vaughn
Denver
John Vs Ugan
Sixestan
Era Chambers
Sydney Razor
East Prairie
Moorhhouse
Ray Neal
Paula
Allen Smith
Parma
W. R. McAnnulty
Mary Eta
Kaiser
Valley Worth
Sikeston
Sikeston Masons Locate Grave of Isaac Hunter
Sikeston Lodge No 310 AF and AM members visited the old Morlex cemetery Sunday to locate the grave of Isaac Hunter, pioneer resident and lodge charter member. The headstone notes Isaac Hunter born May 27 1821 and died June 21 1891, with several named officers and fellow Masons from the era.
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Sikeston Loage
AF & AN
Morlex
Isaac Hunter
Lodge
Mir. Hunter
W. AL
Crca
Canasta Evening Hosts at Myers Home
Mus Ella Shuppert and Mrs Marshall Myers hosted four tables of canasta at the home of Mrs Mivers Friday night. Prizes went to Aliss Ray nette Moti, Mrs Tanner Dre, and Mrs Ben F Carroll Sr. Refreshments served to guests including Mrs Glenn Maihens Sr, Mrs J Otto Hahs, Mrs Mars Lathom, Mrs Irie Smith, Mrs Judson Bosrdmann, Miss Ravinette Moll, Mrs Edith Swinney, Mrs Arnie Singleton, Mrs Misrtle Moll, Mrs Nannie Keller, Mrs C J Sieversornen, and Mrs Paul Siunkard.
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Ella Shuppert
Marshall Myers
Mmrs Mivers
Frdax
Aliss Raynette Moti
Tanner Dre
Ben F. Carroll Sr
Glenn Maihens Sr
J. Otto Hahs
Mars Lathom
Irie Smith
Judson Bosrdmann
Ravinette Moll
Edith Swinney
Arnie Singleton
Misrtle Moll
Nannie Keller
C. J. Sieversornen
Paul Siunkard
Family Dinner Honors Ray C Marsh
A birthday dinner Sunday evening at the Ray Carl Marsh home honored their father Ray C Marsh. Guests included Mr Marsh's sisters Nancy and Wayne Marsh and brother Bill Marsh of Berkeley.
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Ray C. Marsh
Wm. R. Marca
Ray Carl Marsh
Nay
Carl Marsh
Tenosis Cardren
Mr. Marsh's
Masses Nancy and
Wayde Marsz
Ana Bdrainer
Bill Marsh
Berxtrand
Sheriff Delivers Men to Penitentiary in Two Robbery Cases
Benton sheriff John Dem is returning from delivering Dallas Holder to the state penitentiary where he received a 23 year sentence for robbing taxicab owner Charles Cook of Formfel the incident occurring about three weeks ago. The sheriff expects another trip soon to deliver Clyde Hoge to the penitentiary for a two year term after his conviction for stealing batteries belonging to E P Coleman.
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Benton
John Demmis
Dallas
Charles Cook
Fornfeli
Clyde Hoge
E. P. Coleman
Water Proof Match Described During World War II
A fragment notes a waterproof match or maton was developed during World War II. The item appears in a wartime context, referenced as a notable invention from the period.
Local Family Guests Return After Weeklong Visit
Gregory Ir and family of S.xeston hosted guests at their home while extended relatives from Mem formne, including Naso.itc. Cantanooga and Tern. shared time with Mr and Mrs Civde Gregars, with a stay noted as a cordial family gathering.
City Council debates fire crew system and armory use
City officials consider a central fire alert with sirens and volunteer radios to summon firefighters. Assistant Fire Chief Johnson backs a small radio car for location announcements. The council also reviews insulation issues at the Dolce Rheadavaliers building and approves changes if needed. Armory use talks with the National Guard progress toward a shared plan. Dog license enforcement and a beer license grant are noted alongside building concerns.
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Ouy
Johnson
Dolce Rheadavaliers
Robert P. Thornton
Seme Construction Co
Amc
Clel Gilser
Thornton
Chas H. Butler
Newone
Camp Risley
Mrevor Butler
Bucler
Joy Payne
Caliker
Virgil Campbell
Paul Exsentower
Harold Siler
Dwight Crader
Retat
Richard’s Grill
Front
Pipeline safety drive to speed reconversion program
The public will be asked to stay clear of the pipeline at certain times and farmers must keep livestock off the line. Low-lying aircraft, authorized by the Civil Aeronautics Administration, will assist in patrolling the right of way during these periods. The Linde Big Inch will, after reconversion, become a major carrier of petroleum products linking Gulf Coast refineries with Midwestern markets and boosting regional economies. Community cooperation is urged to complete the program quickly.
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Texas Eastern Transmission
Big Inch Natural Gas Pipeline
Texas Eastern
Saalci
Gulf Coast
Med Continent
Chicago
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