Funeral Rites Held For Mrs Nettie Shipman At Morehouse
Funeral services were conducted at the Baptist church in Morehouse for Mrs Nettie Shipman who died at Sikeston General Hospital on November 30 after illness. Rev A Sullivant officiated and burial followed in Sikeston City Cemetery. Survivors include husband A W Shipman five sons Cecil Howard Ezra Shipman Cairo Anes Denton and Wayne Morehouse Ensign Leon Shipman US Navy and daughter Mrs Velma Rose Bolton Morehouse plus a grandchild Barbara Shipman and sisters Mrs Ida Gray Mrs Thula Green. Keywords: Kentucky birth March 16 1889.
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Baptist Church
Morehouse
Nettie Shipman
Sikeston General Hospital
A . Sullivant
Sikeston City
Albritton
Shipman
Kentucky
A W. Shipman
Cecil
Howard Ezra Shipman
Cairo
Anes Denton
Wayne
Leon Shipman
U. S. Navy
Velma Rose Bolton
Morriston
WN. J
Barbara Shipman
Ida Gray
Thula Green
Laws
Morley News Visitors and Guests Tour Cape Girardeau Area
Miss Mary McDonough visited friends in Cape Girardeau Sunday. Roy Turner of Los Angeles is the guest this week of Mr. and Mrs O. W. Boley. Mrs. John Boley of Lamar Ark is visiting Mr. and Mrs. I. B. Staumbaugh this week. Miss Joy Wolpers of Cape Girardeau visited her aunt Mrs. Lutie Evans here last weekend.
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Dave Colliers
Sikeston General Hospital
Chas. Hall
Charles
Wappapella Lake
Henry Hart
Memphis
B. Black
East Prairie
H. Black
Bowers
Miss Rutledge
Nadine Bocchus
Oran
Ruth Staumbaugh
Mary Jane Gibbs
Mary Ann Smith
Mildred Ray
Benton
Sue Finney
Mary Ann Anderson
St. Louis
Norma Bryant
Alfred Bryant
Floss Nelson
Elizabeth Burchfield
Betty Murdock
Sikeston
Marada
Dora Mabrey
Tom Baty
Harry Williams
Mary McDonough
Cape Girardeau
Roy Turner
Los Angeles
Cal
O. W. Boley
John Boley
Lamar, Ark
I. B. Staumbaugh
Joy Wolpers
Lutie Evans
Red Cross Gifts Deductible From 1944 Taxes
Red Cross officials announced that contributions to the 1945 Red Cross War Fund are deductible from 1944 income for tax purposes if made before year end. Corporations with rough 1944 earnings estimates can still donate at a low net cost after allowable deductions, and individuals may follow the same approach.
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Red Cross War Fund
Red Cross
A Yearlong Gift: The Sikeston Herald Subscription
For a lasting Christmas gift consider a full year subscription to The Sikeston Herald. Give steady news coverage and local updates for 52 weeks, delivering current events, community stories, classifieds, and regional insights. A practical, enduring present that stays fresh all year.
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The
Sikeston Herald
Fire destroys half of Naylor business houses
A Sunday night blaze at the B. C. McCarl motion picture house in Nay lor, Ripley county, destroyed the theater and six other business buildings, damaged two more, injured two people including a man seriously burned, and caused about 100000 dollars in losses. The fire engulfed the business district as the Missouri Pacific depot and Jackson garage also caught fire before firefighters from the US Forest Service and nearby towns contained it around midnight.
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B. C
Metz
Cora Owens
J. C. Ward
Victor's
M. C. Hawk
Albert Lee
Naylor
Ward
Missouri Pacific
Jackson
United
John Henry Brooks dies after illness at Sikeston area
John Henry Brooks 72 died Thursday night at home of his stepdaughter Mrs Melvin Burrus in Sikeston after intestinal flu. Funeral Sunday at Applecreek Baptist near Pocahontas with Rev R A Mecklin. burial in church cemetery. He was a retired farmer in Sikeston district 23 years. survived by two brothers Elam and Francis both of Jackson, two sisters Mrs Emeline Lett and Mrs Martha Wright of Jackson, and three stepdaughters Mrs Melvin Burrus Sikeston Mrs Eldo Hirte Beardstown WI and Mrs Louis McFadden Sacramento Cal.
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Applecreek Baptist Church
Pocahontas
John Henry Brooks
Melvin Burrus
Sikeston
R. A. Mecklin
Taylor
Brooks
Elam
Francis
Emeline Lett
Martha Wright
Jackson
Eldo Hirte
Beardstown
Louis McFadden
Sacramento
Cal
Central College Leader Dr Fleet Dies at 74
Dr Robert Ryland Fleet long time Morrison Observatory director and former Central College mathematics head died December 1 in Fayette hospital at 74 after heart illness. He previously taught 25 years at William Jewell College eight as dean, also taught at Missouri University and Clarksburg. Funeral held December 3 at College Church. Survived by widow, son Ryland of Kansas City Kansas, daughter Mrs Edwin L Kemp of Chicago. Pearls are procured from Sulu seas and other regions. Thoreau quote.
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Robert Ryland Fleet
Morrison Observatory
Central College
Fayette
Fleet
William Jewell College
Wiliam Jewell College
University of Missouri
Clarksburg
College Church
Ryland
Kansas City
Kan
Edwin L Kemp
Chicago
U S Casualties Rise By 6878 In Week
United States military losses total 436,950 through November 15 with Army casualties at 461,058 and Navy at 75,892. The week shows Army killed 89,840. wounded 258,106. missing 57,514. prisoners 55,598. Navy figures: killed 29,480. wounded 32,000. missing 9,326. prisoners 4,486.
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Washington
Pearl Harbor
Stimson
Navy
The Old Reliable Herbine Advertisement
An old pharmacy ad touts Herbine as a reliable laxative and remedy for headache biliousness and lazy tired feeling caused by temporary constipation. It urges shoppers to ask for Herbine at all drug stores.
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Anniston
Vancuser
M. A. Massey
Methodist Church
Mississippi
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Morehouse High School
Bob Keeling
Oscar Smith Jr
Pauline Eaton
Betty Jean Sheeter
Shirley Farris
Bonnie Hart
Elizabeth Daniels
Morley News
Gristo
Stock & Ist
Scott County Milling Company
Oran, Dexter
Naylor Business
States Forest Service
Doniphan
Poplar Bluff
Herald
Australia
Central America
South Pacific ‘Islands
Thoreau
U. S
Bryant P. Pyles Estate
Whistle Farm
Hope School
McCormick
McCormick-Deering
Travgor
Homer Pyles
R. A. McCord & Son
Bud Mason
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