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Newspaper
Sikeston Herald
Location
Sikeston, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1952
Page
4
Mr and Mrs Albert Sutton and daughter Louanna and Miss Jean Frances Reid visited Sunday with Mr and Mrs C T Hope in Cape Girardeau.
Matthews Pearl Green Paul Moore and Burl Givens with Charles Graham Lindley Edd Wright and Jack Johnson of Sikeston hunted deer near Steeleville for three days last week and each killed a deer. Other local items include birth of a son to Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Clark on Dec 3 at Missouri Delta Community Hospital and various social events at Bloomfield Sikes ton Greenbriar and nearby towns with gatherings, birthdays, and church notes.
Mrs Sophia Heisserer hosted guests from St Louis Kirkwood and Kelso including Mr and Mrs Virgil Dan renmueller Mr and Mrs Geo Heisserer and daughter Sandra and Harold Heisserer and son Frank Mr and Mrs Tony Menzen Mr and Mrs O Neal Hogans and daughter and Mr and Mrs Paul Menz of Kankakee I Ben Heisserer and sister Mrs Frank Haubert. Seaman Donald Venable returned to duty at Norfolk after Thanksgiving with parents. David Williams completed basic training at Ft Leonard Wood and is on 24 day leave. Miss Eileen Mattingley was guest of honor at a surprise party. Residents attended a Masonic meeting in Sikeston. Large deer taken at Van Buren.
Mrs Paul correspondent reports visits and moves across Diehlstadt Granite City and St Louis area. Mr and Mrs Paul Bugg to Michigan for company business. Mrs Fannie MegQuay visited with sons Ollie and Otto Kirkpatrick. Mrs Albert Milem family moved to St Louis. Baptist ladies entertained with program and refreshments. Sidney Hornbach hosted visitors Tom and Mrs Smith from St Louis. Emmett Taylor and Mrs Glen Taylor shopped in Girardeau. WMA observes week of prayer. PTA meets next Thursday night.
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