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Newspaper
Sikeston Herald
Location
Sikeston, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 1941
Page
5
Mrs Nana Crafton visited relatives in St Louis on Tuesday. Claude Day of Malden visited his mother Mrs Dora Day on Monday. Numerous residents traveled, hosted guests, or visited relatives across Missouri and nearby states during the week.
Local inwoners report guests from Arkansas Illinois and Missouri. new daughter Irene Bertha to Mr. and Mrs. Ben Jansen. lengthy visit overlaps with family gatherings as relatives from Sikeston Cap Girardeau Peoria and Earl Ark share meals and overnight stays.
Cape Girardeau area residents and visitors are listed with travel visits to Sedalia and Blodgett, ill events, church services, teaching duties, and family arrivals. Names include Evans Cobden Wilson Nunnelee Mackley Reynolds Clippard Fadler Graham Poe Huey Lemley Nienstedt Mackley Ohmes Nienstedt Brasher Withrow Pearman Young Brock Ward Roach Limbaugh McNeely Darby Clardy Anderson and others across Missouri Illinois and Tennessee. The item mentions a spider bite illness and a funeralless schedule of hometown events and teaching duties.
A. T. Bom of Jackson called Monday afternoon. Mrs. George Buck spent the weekend in St. Louis visiting relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Tillman Anderson of Cape Girardeau came to Commerce on Wednesday for business. Richard Calhoun of St. Louis visited grandparents and relatives in the area. Joyce Johnson and family were in Cape Girardeau Sunday. Frank Mabry of Cape Girardeau visited his parents here Sunday. The revival meeting at the Methodist church began Monday.
The document records a court clerk's testament bearing the signature and seal of the Benton Missouri office dated August 22 1941. It identifies L J Pfeferkorn as the clerk.
Letters Testamentary were granted August 19 1941 by the Probate Court of Scott County Missouri to Elizabeth Ross Executrix. All persons with claims must exhibit them within six months for allowance or be barred. if not shown within one year they shall be forever barred. Witness my hand and seal of the Probate Court.
Notice is hereby given that letters of Administration on the estate of J M Sitzes deceased on the 19th day of August 1911. All persons having claims against this estate should exhibit them within one year. Anna M Sitzes Administratrix. O S Spencer Probate Judge.
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