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Sikeston Herald

Location

Sikeston, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Dec 15, 1938

Page

6

Local News From Lac Oy Towns and Cape Girardeau Visit

Local residents report trips to Cape Girardeau on Monday and Friday visits by Captain J T Carlton and family. The Badgett Construction Co works on a river revetment. Masonic Lodge officers elected for the coming year. Members shop in Cape Girardeau and Sikeston. several visitors from Benton and Commerce. Eastern Star outlines Christmas observance program. Sunshine Circle hosts monthly birthday party with Sunshine friends revealed.

South Cape Girardeau J T. Carlton Badgett Construction Co Masonic Lodge Mechames G C Darby Ralph Darby Cape Girarmicau HO M Zarior Rosa Lee Schober Sikestone Letcher Bom Sons of Benton John Penn Cape Sherleau Arthur Penn Eastern Star Chapter

Blodgett News Family Visits and Local Activities

Ross Lemons returns from Indiana on business. Mrs. Nienstedt and Lester Graham visit Jefferson City. John H Nunnelee and family host J F Nunnelee’s guests. Mrs. Mackley travels to Houston for ill brother. Woodrow Graham had an appendectomy in St. Louis. Choir led by Mrs. Gill Wilson to present Christmas cantata on December 20 at the Methodist church. Arthur Smith and family welcome a daughter born December 11. she is formerly Juanita Austin. Death notice for EF F Rogers of Blodgett area. family in California. Local residents visit relatives in Sikeston and Lilbourn. Rev. Homer Gunn conducts singing lessons. Illness sidelines Mrs Milburn Harris. Several local families host guests and visit each other on weekends.

Ross Lemons Indiana E. J. Nienstedt Lester Graham Jefferson City John H. Nunnelee Doniphan J F. Nunnelee R. H. Mackley Houston Texas James Hutcheson Woodrow Graham St. Louis E. C. Graham Gill Wilson Methodist Church Arthur Smith East St. Louis Smith Juanita Austin Blo Rogers California John Erwin J. F. Nunnelee Jr Charleston Daughtless Gee Parma Gee Charles Larry Morehouse Orville Denton Edwina Bully Mary Denton Marian Fay Heath Sikeston A.C Sullivant Muriel Barnes Poplar Bluff Clarence Hale Frank Hale Wilma Hawkins Fred Bowman Emma Bowman Memphis Buster Bowman New Jersey

Christmas program planned at local school

Advance residents W H Werner home visits noted. Sikeston trips by Mrs Jennie Taylor and Willie Gruen for business. Shigh school boys invited to Vandyser tournament December 29 30. Thieves stole hogs at W H Werner farm near Charter Oak. sheriff alerted. School Christmas cantata slated December 23 with a community tree planned for December 24. Charleston teams played Canaleu squads last Friday. Canaleu girls won easily. Canaleu boys led by eight at final. Additional social visits include Mrs Daniel Fletcher with Lomax family and Doyle Foster with Charles Rhodes family in Matthews.

Helen Duckett W. H. Werner Lilbourn Jennie Taylor Sikeston Wallace Shigh School Vandyser Charter Oak Charleston Independent Charleston Girls Canaloa Girls Canaleu Willie Gruen Daniel Fletcher James Lomax Doyle Foster Charles Rhodes Matthews

Mobley News Notes Relatives and Local Guests

Local social notes list Miss Mary Harris ill at home and many visits across Cape Girardeau Sikeston Blodgett Commerce and Poplar Bluff. Attendees include Rev J E Taylor Cape Girardeau, Morley and East Prairie residents, and church groups. Basketball win by Morley teams against Oran.

Mary Harris Mary Sue Finney Cape Girardeau Willa Mae Looney Howard Lett Tom Mildred Foster Benton Geneva Foster Annie Beardslee Emma Sikeston Leslie Watson Vern Dee Byrd East Prairie Forest Watson Elmira Bynum Luta Evans Joy Wolpers Cass Wolpers Poplar Bluff Mildred Bugg Camille Emerson State College A G Ragains Morley Oran Monroe Gilliland Stanley Dixon Fredericktown C. A. Stallings Mr. Stallings Ins Rorme

Oran Social Roundup Feeds Local News and Visits

Miss Lavana Dannenmueller works at the Estes home in Oran. Several households from Oran and Cape Girardeau visited relatives and friends over the weekend, including the Dirnberger and Moore families. A birthday surprise for Miss Thelma Moore drew many attendees and refreshments followed by games.

Lavana Dannenmueller Estes Oran Willeene McCray Norma Moore Catherine Fulenwider Andy Kappler M. B. Moore Mose Russell Cape Girardeau Albert Dannenmueller Br. B. Moore Dean Thelma Lucy Gateley Bobbie Lou Dennis LeGrand Benton Frank Dirnberger Dorris James State College Jesse James Sr Viola Dannenruvelier Marie Jansen Ethel Adelf Keifer Chaffee Robert McBride Goldie Henry Gerhardt Jansen Offie Groves Mrs. Groves Zeno Welter James Marian New Hamburg Nick Essner Rosemary Afr Viola Dannenmueller Cornelius Dannenmueller Robert Dirnberger Raymond Dirnberger Esther Moore Roy Wood Clark Ervin Wilma Wil- Teene McCray Helen Louise Robinson Louise Miller Maurine Kathleen Gateley Jesse James Jr Guthrie Gateley

Deaths from heart disease rise 73 percent since 1900

The United States census bureau notes a 73 percent increase in deaths from heart disease since 1900, highlighting a long term rise in cardiovascular mortality across the nation.

Teeth in Missouri sales tax urged by official

Jefferson City details two proposed methods to fortify the 2 percent sales tax and boost revenue by about 3 million dollars. G H Bates, supervisor, backs a use tax on goods purchased out of state for Missouri use and a merchant licensing system with revocation powers for delinquent collectors. He notes current enforcement relies on slow courts.

Jefferson City G. H. Bates Bates Missouri

East Prairie to Build WPA Gymnasium at Local High School

Work has begun on a WPA project to erect a new gymnasium measuring 100 by 65 feet at the local high school. The structure is expected to cost about $15,000, and upon completion the present building will be converted into additional classrooms for high school use.

East Prairie

Tuberculosis deaths fall 73 percent since 1900

U S Census Bureau reports deaths from all forms of tuberculosis in the United States have declined by 73 percent since 1900, reflecting major progress in public health and disease control efforts.

United States

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