Vanduser Farmer Killed by Auto Near Highway 61
Multiple fatalities during a road tragedy across Missouri involve Vanduser resident Tom Bugg killed crossing Highway 61 near Kluge's Hill after a Dodge truck driven by W H Jones of Cape Girardeau strikes him. The driver cited 35 mph and an unavoidable accident. Bugg leaves a widow three sons and two daughters with other survivors listed.
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Tom Bugg
Vanduser
Highway 61
Kluge’s Hill
John A. Tandy
W. H. Jones
Cape Girardeau
Henry Warfield
Sevral
Bugg
Clyde Poe
Jones
Mr. Bugg
Scott County
John J. Hunter
Vandyser
Wm. H. Bugg
John Bugg
Morley
Clint Bugg
Henry Bugg
U. S. S. Salinas
Jed Timmons
Pontiac
Mich
Roxie Grendelmeyer
St. Louis
Otto Bugg
Minnie Armstrong
Oran Social News Roundup From St. Louis to Cape Girardeau
Johnnie Hayden and Mrs E J Dancy visited relatives in St Louis while other locals hosted guests from Cape Girardeau and Sikeston. A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Ardial Williams on December 16. Red Cross seeks knitting and sewing volunteers as towns prepare holiday programs at Methodist and Baptist churches. Oran school notes report Red Cross seal sales, a music library, and basketball wins over Morley with scores 41 to 28 and 20 to 6. Chaffee visits Friday night.
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Johnnie Hayden
St. Louis
E. J. Dancy
Jerome Blocker
Vancuser
Albert Messmer
Ardial Williams
Francis DePriest
Patsy Lou Howell
Chaffee
Hurstell Snider
James Sanders
Leadwood, Mo
J. C. Sanders
Herbert Lloyd
Joe Herbert
Claude Wood
A. O. Carr
Rodes
George
Humbolt
Tenn
Cecil Cook
Oran
Claude Gleason
Cape Girardeau
Harry Gleason
Albert Cook
Jeff Roberts
Louie Dickie
Sikeston
Ollie Groves
Allenville
Groves
Robert McBride
Walter Byers
Fort Knox
Byers
Ray Stuckey
Leon Lane
Radford
Texas
The
Red Cross
C. R. Rodgers
E. H. Loest
F. B. Skilling
Medical, Surgical and Osteopathic Association
Poplar Bluff
G. C. Howard
St. Francis Hospital
G. C. Blocker
Marjory
Charleston
Sam Tindal
Bardis Wiseman
Donnie
Rube Tindal
Robert A. Lipscomb
Lipscomb
J. Wilson Crichlow
Oran Church
Mary Shlegeal
Ben Klepfel
Oran Catholic Church
W. T. Wilson
Mayfield
H. H. Ozment
Wilburn Travis
Charles
Oran High School
Morley
Butch Menz
Caney
Kathleene Gateley
H. M. Gateley
Josie Jansen
Adelaide Jansen
Cornelius Dannenmueller
New Hamburg
Wilburn Hooker
Jay
R. Q. Black
M. B. Moore
Corleese
Della June
E. G. Gateley
Bobbie Lou
Janette
Andy Kappler Jr
Kappler
Alfred Deane
Barnes Hospital
Ellis Reid
John Whitten
Florence
Ala
Ernest Cox
Noah Cox
Wallace Godwin
W. G. Ashworth
Jack Gossett
Pearl Harbor
Nelson Lumsden
Charter Oak
Charles Spalding
Joe
Lillian
Maggie Ruth Spalding
Don Lumsden
Howard New
Wallace Waters
University of Missouri
Baptist Church
Jack Gordon
Evelyn Shell
Bertha Rather
Louise Higgs
Church of the Nazarene
L. D. Waters
Wanda
St Anthony's Hospital
Miss Waters
Nelson Morgan
Matthews Youth Dies in Army Camp
Virgil Evans 25, son of Mr. and Mrs. Gurley Evans of Matthews, a selectee stationed in Oklahoma, died Thursday at the Springfield government hospital after illness at his post. Funeral services were held at the General Baptist church in Sikeston with interment in Memorial Park cemetery. he is survived by his parents, sister Mary Geneva, and brother Winford.
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George William
Robert W. Ward
Portageville
Highway 61
Ward
Mr. Ward
Holland
H. B. Westlake
Krey Packing Company
Missouri
Arkansas
Blytheville
Westlake
Memphis
General Baptist Church
Sikeston
Virgil Evans
Gurley Evans
Matthews
Memorial Park Cemetery
Mr. Evans
Oklahoma
Springfield Government Hospital
Winford
Mary Geneva
Indiana
G. W. Evans
Judson
Ind
Frank Radcliffe
Evans
Bland Wright
W. C. Critchlow
St. Louis
F. D. Morgan
Bernice Sutton
Columbia
Christine Cauthorn
Tom Moore
True Taylor
Cape Girardeau
Christian Church
Government Hospital
Springfield
Memorial Park
Cotton Seed Receives Ribbons At Columbia Show
C I Jones of Malden and Bert Femmer of Gideon won second and third in the Missouri Seed Growers Association exhibit at Columbia. The association also announced seed certification for growers in New Madrid county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
C. I. Jones
Malden
Bert Femmer
Gideon
Missouri Seed Growers Association
New Madrid County
Netherlands project vacated in Pemiscot county
The Farm Security Administration plans to vacate its model farms project near Netherlands Pemiscot county after choosing not to exercise the option to buy about 3000 acres leased from O H Acom. 60 to 70 families lose access to land and resources, facing hardship finding other farms and selling livestock and machinery at a sacrifice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Model Farms
Farm Security Administration
Netherlands
Pemiscot County
Herald
Caruthersville
FSA
O. H. Acom
Calf Brings Good Price At Producers Sale
Milo Estell of Bockerton sold his Angus junior baby beef calf at the Producers Livestock Commission show and sale held December 4. The 815 pound calf brought 14 percent per pound with a gross value of 118.17 dollars and net cash awards of 35 dollars. Estell is a 4 H club member and exhibited an Angus heifer in Memphis in October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milo Estell
Producer's Livestock Commission Association
Mr. Estell
Bockerton
Memphis
Roosevelt affirms 40 hour work week rule under wage hour act
President Roosevelt stated on Friday that the 40 hour week provision of the wage hour act remains in force and that any time worked beyond 40 hours should be paid at time and a half.
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Roosevelt
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Bob Griffin
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Ark
Ira Davenport
Victory Heisserer
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Zula Brannock
Tony Gosche
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Ansel Menz
Lawrence Heisserer
Rita Hooker
Women’s Missionary Society
O. E. Critchlow
REISS
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Peg
Jane Parker
America
AGP
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Patercus
White House
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