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Newspaper
Sikeston Herald
Location
Sikeston, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1945
Page
37
Taxpayers are urged to file by January 15 1946 with the Internal Revenue Bureau. Deputies will visit Skeston post office January 10 and 11 to assist form filings at no charge. Those with gross income 500 or more in 1945 must file a Declaration of Estimated Tax or an income tax return on Form 1010.
Ione Simith Teicher in public schools at Poplu Bluf and Ernest Dunn, who along with his mother run hotels in Srhes ton and Popli Bluff, will unite in marriage tomorrow afternoon at the home of the bride’s parents in Cape Girardeau. Rev RW Talbert of the Sicton Christian church will officiate as Mr Dunn recently received discharge after years of service in the armed forces.
Mrs Dora Phillips of Canalou has caught a mouse that sings, and though caged the rodent keeps singing merry for the holidays. Others visit, births and social visits noted. Christmas party hosted, shoppers listed, and local families mentioned.
Mrs Willine Vaughn, a Sikeston native who left in 1923 for California, died at her Glendale home after a long carcinoma illness. Survived by husband Vernon Vaughn a son James Ruddie Vaughn daughter Elizabeth three sisters and two brothers plus multiple aunts and other relatives.
Morley residents report shopping trips in Cape Girardeau last Saturday include Morley families and friends. Suzi Finney spent the week with relatives in Cape Garden. Polly and Maury McDonough conducted business in Cape Garden Saturday. Harry Daughterty recently returned from the Navy to his home. Mrs Doone Flovie of Charleston visited her sister Mrs Ranney McDonough. Miss Mart Ellen Miles of Charleston visited her mother Mrs George Miles over the weekend. Mr and Mrs Robert Davis of Blodgett were guests Sunday of their late parents Mr and Mrs Wilke May.
Mr and Mrs Herschel Hitt visit relatives including Mr and Mrs John Hitt and Mr and Mrs Albert Parker with daughter Ellen May lately employed in California. Fay and Brend Ky left St Francis Hospital in Cape Girardeau Sunday and returned home. Funeral services for John R Frye, 73, were held at General Baptist church in East Prairie with burial at WOW cemetery. Survivors include his widow, three daughters Arbine Brown, Re sic Loughlin, and land, and two sons Isaac Frye and Gabe Frye.
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