Lions Club District Meeting Hosted by Kirkwood Leader
District Governor Paul J. Collopy of Kirkwood spoke at a Lions Clubs meeting at the Methodist church last night. About fifty Lions, spouses, and guests attended with W. H. Woehlecke of Sikeston presiding at dinner and Ralph F. Anderson delivering the welcome. Other speakers included Ted Grievers of Battle Creek, F. C. Lair of Sikeston, James A. Finch Jr., and Jack O’Knehans of Cape Girardeau. An entertainment program directed by Ernest Harper featured a public school chorus and a colored school glee club led by Jos Gaines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul J. Collopy
Kirkwood
W. H. Woehlecke
Sikeston
Holland
F. C. Lair
James A. Finch’ S Jr
Jack O’knehans
Cape Girardeau
Ernest Harper
Public
Colored School Glee Club
Jos. Gaines
Youths thwart dairy robbery two attempts by police
Three youths attempted two robberies at the Reiss Dairy on Highway 60 east. They stole a 1985 Plymouth from Kellett Motor Co and license plates from two cars near the Del Rey Hotel. Local police and Trooper John Tandy stopped them after the second attempt. the stolen car was abandoned nearby and recovered by officers. The porter who witnessed the plate theft reported the activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reiss
State Highway Patrol
Kellett Motor Co
del Rey
Highway 60
D. H. Page
John Tandy
C. H. King
Palace Cafe
Highway Patrol
Real estate transfers in Lightner additions and blocks
County records list multiple transfers to J. Grant Frye in Lightner addition properties across blocks 5 6 10 12 and 14, with parcels including lots 14 12 7Y to 24 19 20 2 10 and 10 11 0 possibilities. Purchase prices shown as $3 to $5 and 4% figures appear for various lots and banks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Grant
J. Grant Frye
Lightner
A.W. Tinsley
Iimo
Doty
J. IL Beisswingert
Uelsmann
Bank of Time
Ohno
Estes
WF. C Williamson
J. Grant Fryg
Why the Chimes Rang at Kewanee School Play
Kewanee School plans December 19 performance of Why the Chimes Rang adapted by Raymond McDonald Alden from Elizabeth Anthony McFadden story. Cast from grades and high school. music by Girls Glee Club. decorations by citizenship class. basketball trip to Cape Girardeau ends in 40-38 overtime win for Cape College Indians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kewanee
Raymond McDonald Alden
Elizabeth Anthony McFadden
Alma Keller
Mary Jones
Holger
James Mahew
Steen
Billy Wayne Nowell
Porter
Junior Robinson
Betty Sue Moore
Priest
Paul Halford
Billy Bird
Garner Cates
Violet Rhodes
Kenneth Streeter
Mareginette McGuire
Angel
Wilma Hamilton
King
J. B. Jackson
Jimmie Byers
Herbert Bird
E. Mahen
Marginette McGuire
Beatrice Brotherton
Nora Rodgers
San Luis Rey
Carl Sandburg
Washington
Bacheller
Kates
Crabtree
Cape Girardeau
Cape College Indians
Arkansas College
Batesville
Pancake Day Sale Persists For Kiwanis Fund Drive
Sikeston Kiwanis Club continues its annual Pancake Day at the B and N Cafe offering hot pancakes coffee and butter with proceeds aiding underprivileged children. Hundreds have already patronized as businessmen in white aprons serve diners. The sale runs until nine tonight if supplies last.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sikeston Kiwanis Club
B. and N
Sikeston
Auxiliary to Meet December 17 at Mrs Schillig Home
The Auxiliary of the American Legion will meet on Tuesday night December 17 at the home of Mrs Sid Schillig. Mrs W C Holley and Mrs Dean Marshall will assist Mrs Schillig in entertaining the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auxiliary of the American Legion
Sid Schillig
W. C. Holley
Dean Marshall
Schillig
Sikeston Personal Notices and Local Visits
Christmas fruit cakes offered for sale by Mrs. W. H. Sikes. Hans B. Baasch, a Farm Security Administration official, conducted business in Indianapolis this week. Local residents including Mr. and Mrs. Heckemeyer and son Tony, and Mrs. A. J. Goetz shopped in St. Louis. Hospital admission for Mrs. Gilmore Simms Jr. in Sikeston. Mrs. Paul Brewer to visit Lander Wyoming with her parents. Social visits include Nora Moss and Eugene with Hazel Heathcoat in Cape Girardeau. Numerous family visits to Sikeston and surrounding towns noted including Garner Cates, Kenneth Streeter, Vida Taylor, Odie and Everett Howards, and Robert Noble's Arkansas trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Sikes
Hans B. Baasch
Farm Security Administration
Indianapolis
Ind
Paul Heckemeyer
Tony
A. J. Goetz
St. Louis
Gilmore Simms Jr
Sikeston
Sikeston General Hospital
Paul Brewer
Lander
Wyo
Walter Mitchell
Nora Moss
Eugene
Farrenburg
Buglars Busy Again Last Night
Sikeston burglars struck three businesses last night with minimal loot and damage. H and H Grocery on Front Street saw a rear window breakage and a few pennies left in the register after the burglars drank drinks and ate lunch. Sikeston Lumber Co reported similar entry with pennies in the register and nothing else missing. Skelly Oil Station on Highway 60 yielded a candy machine break and a few candy bars plus 150 nickels, no cash. State Trooper Vincent Boiaubin said the burglars’ identities are well established and arrests are expected soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sikeston
H. and H. Grocery
Front Street
Sikeston Lumber Company
A. M. Jackson
Skelly
Highway 60
Vincent Boiaubin
Cape Man Takes Over Local A and P Store
Harold W. Blatz of Cape Girardeau is placed in temporary charge of the A and P Store, succeeding manager Clyde Matthews who has headed the store for 11 years. Matthews plans to settle his future early next week and recently built a new home on Maplewood Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold W. Blatz
Cape Girardeau
A. and P
Clyde Matthews
Mr. Mathews
Maplewood Avenue
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Lions Club
Reiss Dairy
Scort County Real Estate
Gee
LC Smith
Nuway Cleaners
Sikeston, ‘Missouri
Kewanee School and Community News
Sikeston Personals
Cape
The
Herald
God
Algernon Sidney
Dead Animal Disposal Co
Philco
Cos
Oie
the Lair Company
East Center Street
Sikeston, Mo
Missouri
R. M. Thomas
Scott County
Bernie
Bloomfield
Dexter
Rawleigh
Rawleigh’s
Dept
Freeport
Ill
A. Baudenistel
Fornfelt
B. Golliher
N. Main Street
W. H. West
Sparta
Center Street
John G. Russell
Sikes Avenue
the Herald
Rolland Moll
William Street
Sikeston Fuel Co
Curlew Appliance Co
Sikeston Radio Co
East Malone Ave
Home Oil Co
Food
Hone
Sellards
Watson’s Store Miner
J. C. Doughty
City
Sanitary Barber Shop
White’s
Patronize Herald Advertisers
Caleb Smith
P. O. Box
East
Malone Avenue
Sikeston Limbaugh
Sidwell, Jeweler
Center St
Mgr
Sikeston, Missouri
Thrifty
Ann Page
AGP
Ekeevir
Good Housekeeping Bureau
A&p
Ann
ARAND
America
Uciamin
ANN Page Syrup
White House
Pillsbury’s
Sunnyfield
Colgate Palmolive
AJAX
A&p Food Stores
Mie
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