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Newspaper

Sikeston Herald

Location

Sikeston, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Dec 07, 1939

Page

2

Seme News Briefly Told Seme News Briefly Told Poplar Bluff

Poplar Bluff appoints Herman Vosloh as secretary of the Poplar Bluff Loan and Building Association succeeding Rufus Miller. Caruthersville river revetment work to begin this week with a government fleet slab casting plant. 5000 feet of bank, 3000 feet old, 2000 feet new. Cape Girardeau reports a quake around 1:29 pm last Friday per regional seismograph. Malden sees Leonard Shoaf, 25, fatally struck by a truck near Essex while hitchhiking, driver identified as Williams of Dover Ark. East Prairie marries Dorothy Louise Watson to Denver Kerner on December 3, at the Methodist church. Jackson notes 158 marriage licenses issued in November, up 32 from last year. Ste. Genevieve to broadcast Christmas Eve Mass from the local Catholic church for the fourth year, Father Lan Tourenhout to sing. Campbell: Gov Carl Bailey of Arkansas to address Campbell High School on May 17, 1940. Bailey is a Bloomfield native, class of 1912. Ironton: Mane Powell, 9, fatally struck by car on a farm-to-market road near Ironton. near Gideon, Gideon resident Gideon Thomas B. McGill, 74, dies after pickup collision on Dec 1. Mark Twain ends.

Caruthers, Wle Caruthersville Campbell Carl E Bailey Arkansas Campbell High School H. M. Aulsbury Baiey Bloomfield

Books On Entertaining At The Public Library

Miss Blair Law, librarian, notes strong demand for entertaining guides for games and parties. Bartley Schwegler donated eight books, including Bright Ideas for Entertaining and Games and Recreational Methods, for one day checkout during the holidays. Christmas lore and fiction titles featured include 1001 Christmas Facts and Fancies, Christmas by Schauffler, Christmas Days by Lincoln, The Sister of the Angels by Goudge, Nutcracker of Nuremberg, and more for all ages.

Blair Law Bartley Schwegler Linscott Smith Owen Draper Moxcey Lisle Lynn Rohrbough Church Recreation Service F Hottes Robert Schauffler Joseph C. Lincoln Cape Cod New England Rogers David Day Mr Lincoln Elizabeth Goudge Henrietta Hugh Anthony Forsythe Torminster Nuremburg Donald E Cooke Jessie Wilcox Smith Alice Delgleish Dickens Kate Douglas Wiggin

Father of Schillig brothers dies in city

Fred C. Schillig Jr and Sidney L. Schillig mourn father Fred C. Schillig 76 who died at Alexian Brothers Hospital. Funeral was in St. Louis with burial at Bunker Hill Cemetery. Survived by widow Lily Schillig two daughters Marie and Helen along with the two sons.

Fred C. Jr Sidney L. Schillig St. Lows Fred C. Schillg Alexian Brothers

Sikeston School News Recaps December Activities

The student council held its regular meeting to discuss circulating news and boosting enthusiasm. A permanent social committee was appointed with Cr Butler as chair and Betty Barger Leonard Kindred Miller Moll and Sue Tanner as members. Events include a hot tamale supper December 7, a Red Peppers Christmas dance December 21 with Dave Davidson’s orchestra, a Southeast Missouri conference football dance December 9 with the Cotton Club, and the junior pep squad’s election of Eleanor McClure as president. The Photography Club bought a new enlarger, the Commercial Club staged Comedy of Errors with prize for grammar, and a Bulldog Barker staff banquet December 11 with remarks by R A Harper and Tharon Stallings.

Student Council Cr. Butler Betty Barger Leonard Kindred Miller Moll Sue Tanner C. D. Butler Red Peppers Dave Davidson Sikeston Missoun Cotton Club Eleanor McClure Mary Em Donnell Manda Long Miss Parker Hughes Nothdurst Commercial Club Marjonme McCoy Evelyn Holmes Bulldog Barker Hudson's Cafe Uriel Haw R. A. Harper Tharon Stallings Harper

Prominent Matthews Man Dies of Infection

George Franklin Deane a longtime Matthews resident died at St Francis Hospital Cape Girardeau from an infection in his right leg after a fall. Services were held at Matthews High School gym with Rev D M Margraves and Rev Herschel Yates in charge. Interment followed in Matthews cemetery. Deane born February 22 1875 in New Madrid County spent his life in the area. He married Amanda Barnhart October 2 1892 and eight children were born, four preceding him in death. Surviving are Albert Frankie Alice and Mrs Aubrey Lumert of Matthews, seven grandchildren, his mother Mrs Sarah Fox, three brothers Will Luke and Jack, and a sister Mrs Amanda Long. He had been a Methodist since 1903 and worked as farm overseer for Leo Fisher of Mulder. His death shocks family and friends.

Matthews G. F Deane St. Francis Hospital Cape Girardeau D. M. Margraves Holcomb Herschel Yates Matthews Methodist Church George Franklin Deane John and Sarah Deane New Madrid County Deane Amanda Jane Barnhart

Sikeston Woman's Grandmother Dies in St Louis

Mrs Mary Jane Greable, grandmother of Mrs Sharon Pharris of Sikeston, died at the home of another granddaughter in St Louis aged 82. The body returned to Sikeston then to Oak Ridge for funeral services at 2 pm Tuesday at the Methodist church, with burial nearby. Survived by son Charles Greable, daughters Mrs Robert McLean and Mrs Chas Conner, five granddaughters including Pharris and Gass, two grandsons, and sister Mrs Katherine Penny of Daisy Mo. A line of sporting goods is advertised at Sikes Hardware Co.

Mary Jane Greable Sharon Pharris Sikeston Robt. Gass St. Louis Chase Conner Oak Ridge Greable Charles Greable Robert McLean Chas. D Conner Pharris Gass Katherine Penny Daisey

Sister of Mrs Dill Dies in Illinois in December

Mrs Marietta Dill sister of Mrs A B Dill of Sikeston died at her home in Bloomington Illinois on Monday night after a short illness of pneumonia The service was held at 2 o clock Wednesday afternoon at the Methodist church in Bloomington with interment in the local cemetery Mrs A B Dill is on an extended visit with her sons C E

Marietta Dill A. B. Dill Sikeston Bloomington Methodist Church Sons C. E

Former Matthews Woman Dies in City

Mrs. Elizabeth Gurley, 68, a lifelong New Madrid County resident, died Thursday at City Hospital in St. Louis. Funeral services were held Saturday at the Methodist church in Matthews conducted by Rev. C. F. Transue. Survived by two sons Arthur and Isom Gurley of St. Louis, two daughters Lillian Hamilton of Overland and Ella Presson of Chicago, seven grandchildren including Harry Fred Ralph Kenneth Glenn Howard Gurley and Tale Kutilac.

Methodist Matthews Elizabeth Gurley City Hospital St.Louis C. F. Transue Church of the Nazarene Sikeston

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Seme News Poplar Bluff Herman Vosloh Tfic Poplar Bluff Loan and Building Association Rufus Miller A.C. Magill State Teachers College College Malden Leonard Shoaf Lawrence Shor2f Essex W. Kk Kames Dover Ark Sheaf East Prairie Dorothy Louise Watson Denver Kerner Marin Nib- Tack East Praire Jackson E Hinx Cape Girardeau County Ste. Genevieve KMOX St Louis Ste. Genevieve Catholic Church Charles L.an Tourenhout Notre Dame Paris Ironton Mane Powell Gideon Thomas B McGil Gideon Mark Twain Public Library Sidwell Jewelry Store East Center Street Schillig Brothers City Sikeston School News Sikes Hardware Co L W. and J. D. Dill Carbondale Sa Ae Chee i Aa Pt God Joe Mathis Front Street
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