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Newspaper

Sikeston Herald

Location

Sikeston, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Dec 18, 1941

Page

4

Semo area brief death notices and local incidents

Obituary notices report ILMO Gebhardt Martin 67 bakery owner died of apoplexy last Wednesday. Funeral at St Josephs Church. Vanduser hosts Christmas Eve center with Santa for all children. Dutchtown fire destroys four buildings. losses estimated 5000 to 6000. Jackson funeral services for Robert F Meyer 73, lifelong farm laborer. Jerry Myers 68 USFS employee dies in truck wreck near Fredericktown. Birdie Lee Sales Morley dies after long illness. Perryville deer found dead near Highland. suspected cross from Bollinger county.

Ilmo—Gebhardt Martin St. Joseph's Church Albert Weinig Lightner Cemetery Tmo Perryville Highland Martin Renaud Bollinger County Eo Prost Ste. Genevieve Jackson Robert F. Meyer

Governor appoints new circuit judge Norwine D Houser

Governor Forrest C Donnell appointed Norwine D Houser of Perryville to the 27th Judicial Circuit to succeed the late Frank Fenwick. Houser, a Republican, had been serving briefly as provisional judge. Fenwick died at Southeast Missouri Hospital Cape Girardeau and services were held in Perryville with interment in Home Cemetery.

Forrest C. Donnell Norwine D. Houser Perryville Frank Fenwick Houser Fenwick Southeast Missouri Cape Girardeau Presbyterian Church

Spider bite illness fades. Mrs Moll to return soon

Mrs Myrtle Moll, confined at home the past week after a spider bite at Shainberg's Store, was up briefly yesterday. A sting prompted medical care and a turning point came earlier this week with a cable from her 20 year old son Ray Moll in Panama saying everything is fine. she hopes to resume work later this week.

Myrtle Moll Shainberg’s

Rites Held in Kentucky for Sikestonian's Mother

Funeral services were held at a Guthrie Baptist church for Mrs. Watkins Northington mother of Sikeston's Wm. Northington. She died Sunday in Athens Georgia after six weeks illness. Interment was in Clarksville Tennessee. Survived by five sons Walton Watkins Thad and Paul four others and two daughters Betty Ann and Billy. Family members from Sikeston Blodgett attended.

Baptist Church Guthrie Watkins Northington Wm. Northington Sikeston Athens Clarksville Tenn Northington Walter Wellman Wellman Walton Watkins Thad Paul Hawaii Betty Ann Billy Ben F. Marshall Jr Blodgett

Funeral Rites Held for Kentucky Relative in Columbus

Mrs. Anna Winchester and her niece Mrs. C D Matthews III attended funeral services Sunday afternoon at Columbus Episcopal church for Miss Kathie Wright a cousin of Mrs Matthews who died Friday afternoon at her home in Columbus of uremic poisoning Survived by one sister Mrs Elizabeth Milton Kilgore of Columbus Kentucky.

Anna Winchester C. D. Matthews III Columbus Kathie Wright Episcopal Church Miss Wright Sikeston Elizabeth Milton Kilgore

Funeral services for Nellie Beasley in Cape Girardeau

Mrs. Elodie Sheppard attended the funeral of her sister in law Nellie Beasley 67 at First Baptist Church in Cape Girardeau on Tuesday afternoon. Rev H H McGinty conducted the service and interment followed in City Cemetery at Jackson. Attendees from Sikeston included Mrs Walter Rayburn and Mrs Charles Lindley.

Elodie Sheppard First Baptist Church Cape Girardeau Nellie Beasley H. H. McGinty Jackson Walter Rayburn Charles Lindley Sikeston

Women narrowly escape serious injury in highway crash

Mrs. S. W. Barton and Mrs. H. N. Craughon were driving a Cadillac toward Memphis when a truck owned by Parker Whitsey of Caruthersville and driven by a Black man suddenly cut into their path near Caruthersville. Both women suffered only minor cuts and bruises as their car sustained heavy damage.

S. W. Barton H. N. Craughon Memphis Caruthersville Barton Parker Whitsey

Notice of Final Settlement in Scott County Missouri

H L Smith administrator of Lillian A Smith deceased will make final settlement of the estate at the Probate Court in Benton Scott County Missouri on February 9 1942. The administrator requests readiness for settlement at the next term.

H. L. Smith Lillian A. Smith Scott County Missouri Benton Said County

Conran Public Schools Celebrate Christmas and War Reflections

Monroe Rhodes reports Conran consolidated school marks its third month since December 5 with 461 pupils this month. Christmas program set for December 19 at 1:30 pm. holidays December 24 to 29. New pupil Iris Bailey joins. plays directed by Ruth Dowdy and others. Faculty news includes AAA educator Mrs. Ralph presenting powdered eggs and milk and a discussion on their use. A feature essay argues education amid war, urging ongoing schooling and democracy against Hitlerism, with echoes of 1776 and 1918.

Monroe Rhodes Conran Consolidated School Conran Lee’s Ralph AAA Iris Bailey Santa Claus Ruth Dowdy Thelma Kimes Audrey Schulz Mother Goose Eula Kimes Macel Dockery

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Semo News Fredericktown Jerry Myers United States Forest Service Highway 67 Myers Vanduser Chaffee Birdie Lee Sales Morley State Hospital Hillary Patterson Miss Sales Clyde St. Louis Tlah Johnson Dutchtown Moore-Harris Abstract Company Benton, Missouri L. Spencer Chamber OF Commerce Kentucky Sikestonian AH. L. Smith News OF Conran Public Schools Napoleon Hitler Lane Permalux Grand Rapids Rembrandt General Motors the Lair Company Center Street Sikeston, Missouri
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