Births and Deaths in Sikeston District 1919 July list
Births and Deaths Sikeston District for July 1919 record numerous entries including James Grant, Carolyn Kaye, Jackie Ray, James Danny, Ray Lee, Doyle Michael, Carol Ann, Ronald Alan, and many other births. The list also notes additional births in Linda Charlene, Janice May, Elvin Ralph, Bernice Dale, Sarah Marie, Jimmie Carrol, Lilbourn, JoAnna Kaye, Paul Timothy, Matthews Gerry Sue, Portageville, Gray Ridge, Lynn Dale, Angela Ranee, New Madrid, Kenneth Juson, Paula Hayr, Qran Frd Linom, Bell City, Victoria Jane, and more. Deaths section lists Bareon Veosies Berrs Lyman Dar Harr, Janeork Juri Lock, Clarence Alerickh Miller, James Hirsex Powell, Laura R.cin and Vika Sond with other entries. Other Deaths include Alonzo L Carver, Phyllis Coleran, Robert A Green, Infant son of Frank and Martha Hess Chaffer, George Miller, Robert Lee Walker, Martha Alice White. Herald Want Ads note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sikeston
State Health Department
James Grant
Grant
Wihiola Arnold
Carolyn Kaye
Keith
Kathleen Baker
Jackie Ray
Alfred
Naom
Barnett
James Danny
James
Katherine Batchelor
Ray Lee
Walter
Hegilee Bawden
Doyle Michael
Doi
Mary Bradshaw
Carol Ann
Virginia Brasfield
Thomas Arthur
Floss
Gladys Bullen
Elnora Leora
Carl
Esther Caldwell
Ronald Alan
Ellen Cunningham
Max Allen
Maxa
Bobbie Dodd
Jerry Wayne
Larry
Elsie Graham
Stephen Mount
Ansell and
Carne Hancock
James Olan
Lawrence and
Ester Hitchcock
Charles Daniel
Charles
Loreda Jennings
Steven Michael
Zalma Lynn
Robert Stephen
Nora Moore
Suzann Amita
Florence Moore
John Charles
Mary Raidt
Thomas Glen
Herman and
Dixie Ray Michael Lynn
Clyde
Lula Russell
Melissa Kay
Gene
Virginia Saalweachter
Karen June
Wi- Gam
Dorothy Scobey
Thomas Lee
Joseph
Geneva Voelker
Carolyn Joyce
Maxie
Dorothy West
Steven Clay
Clay
Mary Wood
Barbara Sue
John
Mary Works
Deidra Rae
Herbert
Martha Yancy
Linda Charlene
Andrew
Mary Burns
St. Louis
Janice May
Robert
Elizabeth Byrd
Bertrand
Elvin Ralph
Elvin
Margaret Davis
New Madrid
Bernice Dale
Arthur
Ola Diggs
Morley
Sarah Marie
Jack
Patricia Fletcher
Gideon
Jimmie Carrol
Basel
Mavis Frederick
Lilbourn Stephen Wallace
Glenn
Jean Gurley
Oran
JoAnna Kaye
Gleanna Killian
Morehouse
Paul Timothy
Marius
Dons Koch
Matthews Gerry Sue
John and
Willadean LeSieur
Portagewille
Alan Eugene
Bieda Long
Gray Ridge
Lynn Dale
William
Biba Long
Lilbourn Angela Ranee
Lee
Rena Poe
Kenneth Juson
Claude and
Welle Richbour
Chaffee
Paula Hayr
Charles and
Esther Roberts
Qran
Bare On
Veosies
Berrs
Lyman Dar Harr
Jane
Ork Juri Lock
Clarence Alerickh Miller
James Hirsex Powell
Laura R.cin.and
Vika Sond
Alonzo L Carver
Phyllis Coleran
Parma
Robert A Green
Caruchersville
Frank
Martha Hess Chaffer
George Miller
Portageville
Robert Lee Walker
Mattheus Martha Alice White
Admissions at Delta Community Hospital
The Delta community hospital reports multiple recent admissions for emergency treatment including Leon Shaggs five of Sikeston with a foot wound from stepping on rusty wire near his home and Janice Kay Harper eight of Morehouse with a fractured right arm. Walter Harrison forty one of Sikeston was struck in the face by a foul ball at a VFW stadium game and Alice Alfaro twenty one a Mexican transient sustained head injuries after a truck collision on Highway 60 east of town. All admitted patients have been discharged. Subsequent admissions for surgery include Ralph May Louisa Wood Dixie Wallace Pauline Spencer Earl Turner Pearl Lewis Phillip Schaefer Rev J C Montgomery Jr Ethel Woodruff Clinton Ward Anna Blaylock Omer Walls Wilbur Wilson Theodore Caldwell and others from Sikeston Morehouse Poplar Bluff Deering Essex Little Rock and Little Rock area. Medical admissions also list Laura Chaney William Paxton James Summers Nellie Bugg Evelyn Ward Florence Stroud Richard Wilson Wilford Gist Larry Fetters Ada Brooks Walter Emanuel Portageville and several infants in transient condition. Birth notices report numerous newborns to local families in Sikeston Bertrand Morehouse Essex Lilbourne and surrounding communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leon Shaggs
Janice Kay Harper
Walter Harrison
Alice Alfaro
Missouri Delta Community Hospital
Sikeston
Janice
Kay Harper
Morehouse
VFW
Highway 60
Ralph May
Louisa Wood
Dixie Wallace
Pauline Spencer
Earl Turner
Pearl Lewis
Phillip Schaefer
Poplar Bluff
Laura Chaney
William Paxton
James Summers
Nellie Bugg
Franklin Lewis
Evelyn Ward
Lilbourn
Florence Stroud
Matthews
Richard Wilson
East Prairie
Wilford Gist
Parma
Larry Fetters
Dexter
Ada Brooks
Walter Emanuel
Portageville
William Moore
Bobby Mason
Glenn Holifield
Witham Adcock
Lloyd Robinett
Bennie Morrison
Wayne Limbaugh
Jesse Francis
James Dicker
Bertrand
William Hanback
William Ledbetter
Essex
Joseph Pollard
Ray Peek
Retired Matthews farmer William H McGee dies Tuesday
William H McGee a longtime Matthews resident and retired farmer died Tuesday night at Mouser Nursing Home Jackson Funeral services were held at 2:30 PM at the Methodist Church with Rev. in charge He was born in New Madrid County Missouri in 1871 and lived most of his life in Matthews He was survived by four children R T McGee Gia Ge Marston Mrs Hazel Weather of Sikeston Mrs Fern Prante of Chicago and Mrs Nina Daughert of Sikeston One brother and two half brothers and four grandchildren and one great grandchild Also noted were members of Southeast Missouri Chapter Missouri Society of Professional Engineers and wives with a memorial service in Matthews and state meeting plans in Cane Grant City Hotel Grand addition sale notices and unrelated items appear in the clipping
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. McGee
Matthews
Mouser
Jackson
Matthew
Memorial Park
Watt
Mr McGee
New Miamid
Tune Arts
New Madrid Corte
HTM
Magwie McGee
Deathoim
Watere
Gia Ge
Marston
Hazel Weather
Sikeston
Fern Prante
Chicago
Nina
Miss Helen Klingel Crowned Miss KSIM Last Night
Miss Helen Klingel won the Miss KSIM beauty contest held before a Sikeston Stags versus Johnson City game at VFW stadium. Sponsored by Powell Insurance, she beat eleven competitors from Sikeston firms and will attend events in St Louis on September 4 with KSIM manager Harry Young.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Klingel
The
Powell Insurance Agency
Miss Klinger
St. Louis
Harry Young
KSIM
Young
Sportsmen's Park
Cardinal Ball Club
Griessdieck Brewery Corporation
Univerity Club
Harry Caray
Miss Klingel
KSI
Funeral Tuesday for Mrs Florence Stroud of Matthews
Florence Stroud of Matthews Missouri died August 21 1949 after a paralytic stroke at Broadacres farm. Born September 25 1873 in Memphis Tennessee she was the daughter of Mary Batelle and Frederick Attwood. Survived by son R Gordon Stroud sister Mrs Rebecca Barton and grandchildren Fredrick Stroud Mrs Richard Dowden and Mrs Joe Schneider great grandson David Gordon Schneider two nephews and a niece in Chicago. Funeral services were held Tuesday at 10 am at Welsh Funeral Chapel with burial in Memorial Park cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matthews
Rebecca A Barton
St. Louis
Stroud
Fredrick Stroud
Richard Dowden
Waco
Texas
Joe Schneider
David Gordon Schneider
Chicago
John Gordon Batelle
Batelle Institute School of Metallurgy
Columbus
Ohio
England
Post Office Clerks to Attend Missouri Meeting
L. T. Flewelling a Sikeston clerk and vice president of the Missouri Association of Post Office Clerks will attend the annual Kirksville gathering this Friday to Sunday. His wife will accompany him to Jefferson City and then visit her sister Mrs Fred Rodman for the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. T. Flewelling
Sikeston
Misouri Association of Post Office
Kirksville
Flewelling
State Association
Jefferson City
Fred Rodman
Students tour Stock Yards in vocational study at Sikeston
Twenty veteran students from Sikeston high school toured the National Stock Yards Market with instructor Jack Burke and 23 agricultural students. They studied cattle hog and sheep operations, attended a market broadcast, inspected facilities, and toured Swift & Company plants. The group included R C Kamm and Clint Mason supervisors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sikeston High School
Jack Burke
National Stock Yards
St. Louis Live Stock Exchange
Stockyards Company
R. C. Kamm
St. Louis National Stock Yards Company
Clint Mason
Exchange
W. R. Huitt
Yards
Swift & Company
Charles Bramiett
I. L. Burton
Max Brasher
Troy Clinton
Denzel Dodson
Dempsey Graham
Orville Greer
Wade Greer
Willard Har
Hog Market Edges Higher at National Stock Yards
National Stock Yards Illinois August 25 hog prices were barely steady with midweek sales near 21.00 to 21.25 per cwt and tops to 21.50. Cattle traded irregularly with cows strong, bulls steady on top end, veal calves down then recouped. Choice 990 pound steers at 28.50, 1328 pound loads at 27.50, best beeves up to 29.00, most good steers 24.50 to 27.00, common 17.75 to 24.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Stock Yards
Ill
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sikeston District
Frd
Linom
Fred
Adve Scherer
Bell City
Victona Jane
Starlex
Toone
Schedler Mere House
Krainrmr Meoe
Bon
Morles
Rhonda
Maurine
Stancil
Maurine Stewart
Marke Danshtier
Ca-lumbus
Gredss Taylor
van Duser Everett Eimeron
Everett
Dorotha Watson
Bloomfield Bible Jone
Jesse
Mary Willams Morley Murry
Murra
Clara Wohat
Charleton Ford
Kay
George
Jess
Wiss
Sikheston
Herald
Delta Community Hospital
Missour
Missouri
Ust
Roth
Cary Nak
Wall
Cane Gratdean
Marquette Hotel
Betty Anderson
Dick’s Bar-B-Q
Lucy Jo Aufdenberg
Flower Basket
Betty Baker
Peoples Store
Betty Beasley
Wigdor’s Furniture Store
Charleston
Charles Kenyon
Fred Seaman
William T. Bailey
Kansas City
Birds Corner
Assembly of God
Charlene McGarity
Edward McGarity
Howell
Ellen Wood
Tavino
McGarty
Lepanto
Ark
Assembly of God Church
Rosalynn
Bessie Wright
Jackson, Mich
Thelma Gargies
Kansas City. Mo
S E Jones
Moatshall Mach
Mes
George W. Kirk
Applegate Bldg
Phone
Sikeston, MO
Blanton & Blanton
Attorneys-at-Law
Derris
E. J. Menstedt, M. D
Front Street
H. A. Dunaway, M. D
McCoy-Tanner Building
WM. C. Critchlow
M. D. Stalicup
Presidice
F.L. Sisson
Chiropragor
Optometry
W. ML Sidwell, D. D
McCoy-Tanner
Sutterfield Architects
Associated Engineering Service
Dempster
Freizee
Velour
Tapestry
Dad
Scranton
W. Front St
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!