Morley Man Frank Emerson Dies After Pneumonia
Frank Emerson of Morley died at Southeast Missouri Hospital in Cape Girardeau from pneumonia after an emergency appendectomy on December 3. Born October 30, 1874 in Reevesville, he lived in Morley 45 years and farmed land and cotton with nephew Joyce Emerson. Survived by widow Beulah, three sons H F Emerson Jr, Jim M Emerson, Joe K Emerson, two daughters Janice Farmison and Camille Emerson, a sister Mrs Fred Jones, a brother A B Emerson, four grandchildren, and other relatives. Funeral held at Morley residence with burial in Morley cemetery. Numerous local relatives and friends attended.
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Frank Emerson
Morley
Southeast Missouri
Cape Girardeau
D M Margraves of
Holcolmb
Everson
Reevesville
Joyce Emerson
May Smith
Beulah Keesse Tomlinson
H. F Emerson Jr
Cairo
Jim M. Emerson
Joe K. Emerson
Janice Farmision
Vandyser
Camille Emerson
Robert Emerson
Charter Oak
Fred Jones
Sikeston
A. B Emerson
Baptist Church
Fnday
H. Pattersor
Charles Arnold
Malden
Arnold
L. Ford
Gay
St. Louis
Broshear
Broshears
Bill
U.S. S
Arkansas
Robert Trauss
Baby
Chicago
Alene Phillips
Strauss
Chrstine Phillips
Nancy Leslie
Washington, D. C
St Louis
L. C Leslie
Lutie P Leslie
J. R. Lee
J B Jr
Harris Foster
Bobby Jean
California
Per Boyce
Hollmwood
J O. Huffstedler
Lina Minner
E. Ford
C C Cummins
Elmer Grant
Alma
Edith Elmore
Wilma Ragains
C. L Blanton
Tharer Stallings
Ralph McCullough
East Prairie
H.C
R H Leslie
Stanley Dixon
Fredericktown
Harry Tomlinson
Harry Foster
Joe L. Moore
Frank Kelly
Steve Hunter
Kiah Smith
Kiah Smith Jr
Charleston
O L Spencer
Benton
R J Tonlinson
Fornfelt
Burnet Smith
L. O Williams
Frank Edmiston
P & E Bartmess
Cairo, Ill
Porter Switch and area social notes in Sikeston
Local items list residents traveling for business and visiting relatives in Sikeston and nearby towns. Highlights include W W Spears in St Louis on business, Crosno family shopping in Sikeston, Hodges family visiting Manila Arkansas, and Schneider family movements between Alton and Whitewater. Community clubs report meetings postponed to January and sewing club activities with officer elections. The report notes a significant illness in Brownwood and a move plans for Eddie Walker family.
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W. W. Spears
St. Louis
A. L. Crosno
Sikeston
Sunshine Extension Club
Carl Hodges
Manila
Ark
J. A Schneider
Elis
Elmer
Oscar McPherson
Alton
Rex Pattengill
Monroe McClain
Della Pitman
Whitewater
Gagor
J. A. Schneider
Alton St
Sallie Schneider
Elbert Schneider
Eddie Walker
Diehistadt
Huestedler Farm
Jasper Miller
WW Spears
George
Brownwood
Sam Bronson
B H. Chism
Porter Switch Extension Club
Dewey McCallister
Ossie McPherson
Larona Chappell
Lemons Extension Club
W. F. Bradley
Blodgett
Lucy Sellers
Christine Ferguson
Interesting Facts About the Missouri River and Pecans
James K. Hutsell writes on the Missouri River explaining its true bed and origin of the yellow mud seen in bottles, linking its geology to the delta of the Mississippi and New Orleans. The piece notes a pecan boom in Chariton County with 1400 pounds shipped and explains local market dynamics and labeling in Chillicothe.
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Missouri River
Hudson Bay
Canadian
Kansas City
St Loui
Missouri
Platte County
Platte
St. Lows
Missoun
Montana
Gulf of Mexico
Delta
Mississippi
New Orleans
Kansas
Ward
Chariton
Brunswick
Beamn
Sun Bowl Carnival Picturing Americas Growth in El Paso Parade
Floats tracing Americas history from Columbus voyages to today will appear in the Pageant of Americas Parade on New Year’s Day as part of the fifth annual Southwestern Sun Carnival in El Paso Texas The event preludes the Sun Bowl game and includes a Coronado Cuatro Centennial celebration concert by the El Paso Symphony Orchestra Army Day coronation of the Sun Queen Old Timers Day Pan Civic luncheon and the National Square Dance Contest December 30.
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Americas
el Paso
Texas
New Mexico
el Paso Symphony Orchestra
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Algie Gibbs
Mayme Foster
Phoebe Black
Emma Beardslee
Clint Kindred
Chaffee
Lita Foster
Glenda Ruth May
Ste. Genevieve
Arthur Bachus
Rosco Foister
Barbara Forster
Frank Jones
Emmett Daugherty
Farmington
Methodist Church
H. H. Green
R. H. Leslie
J. O. Whiteaker
S. H. Dixon
Fredercktown
Jim Mac Emerson
James Eugene
Pleasant Valley
Beatrice Adcock
Bert Stanfill
Janice
Alonzo Larcom Jr
Wavy Morgan
Wave
Charles
C. A Larcom
Larcom
James K. Hutsell
Red River
Missour
Chillicothe
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the Herald
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Gene McConachie
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