Rites Held Monday for R B Glover
Funeral services were held at the Lowe home for R B Glover who died in St Louis after pneumonia. Burial followed at Memorial Park. He was 56, born near Union City Tennessee, survived by his widow two daughters Mrs Albert Lowe and Mrs L J Settle two grandsons Harold Coleman and Virgil Settle and one sister Mrs R S Coleman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Lowe
East Gladys Street
R. B. Glover
St. Louis
Albritton Funeral Home
Lowe
Gayle Jackson
Memorial Park
Albritton
Glover
Union City
Tenn
Sikeston
L. J. Settle
Evansville
Ind
Harold Coleman
Virgil Settle
R. S. Coleman
Rites to Be Weld for Lilbou rn Farmer Ayers
Funeral services will be held at 2 oclock tomorrow afternoon for William A Ayers prominent farmer of Lilbourn who died in Barnes Hospital St Louis Tuesday from a complication of diseases. Burial will be at Mound Cemetery near New Madrid with Taylor service. He was 76 and survived by his widow five daughters five including Mrs Jum McClary and Mrs Bryan Jacobs of Lilbourn and a son Fred Ayers of Lilbourn two brothers T W Ayers of Sikes ton and Sam Ayers of St Louis a sister Mrs Mary Crevisier of St Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William A. Ayers
Lilbourn
Barnes Hospital
St. Louis
Mound Cemetery
New Madrid
Taylor
Ayers
Josie Ayers
Jum McClary
Bryan Jacobs
N. Mainard
Lee Tucker
Sikeston General Hospital Treats Area Patients
Medi cal treatment recipients last week at Sikeston General include Henry Smith near Sikeston Mrs Caleb Oliver Sikeston Mrs W J Crutcher Essex James Baker and Mrs Hart Carmack Morehouse and Mrs Maxine Beavers Matthews Thomas Treadway Sikeston is a surgical patient Buster Seymour Lilbourn suffered concussions and severe bruises from a auto crash and is under treatment Truman Collins a 9 year old sustained a laceration to the left ankle after stepping from a car near South Grade school. the car struck by R W Crowe and 24 stitches were needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sikeston General Hospital
Henry Smith
Near Sikeston
Caleb Oliver
Sikeston
W. J. Crutcher
Essex
James Baker
Hart Carmack
Morehouse
Maxine Beavers
Matthews
Thomas Treadway
Buster Seymour
Lilbourn
Truman Collins
R. W. Crowe
Crowe
Illness calls Mrs Smith to Detroit for father’s condition
Mrs. Wm. A. Smith was called to Detroit, Michigan, Monday due to the serious illness of her father, J. G. Kluge. Fielding Potashnick and Harold Randolph, cadets at the Missouri Military Institute in Mexico, Missouri, are home for Christmas with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Peashnick and Mrs. A. J. Anderson. They will return to school January 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. A. Smith
Detroit, Mich
J. G. Kluge
Fielding Potashnick
Harold Randolph
Missouri Military Institute
Mexico
Eugene Peashnick
A. J. Anderson
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Sikeston General Hospital News
Scott County Abstract Company
Benton, Mo
Harris D. Rogers
Johnson Jewelry Shop
Malone Ave
Ranney St. Sikeston, Mo
Martin Oil Company
Bert Gentry
Mgr
Missouri
Herald
Army
Navy
THE
Sikeston Herald
Lewis Sales Co
Kingshighway
Missouri Pacific
OPA
Chas. Murray Dever’s
Charleston, Mo
Rite
Vandyser
Smith & Golladay
E. Malone Ave
B. Morgan
V. Ward
Stalleup
Rio Grande Valley
Texas
Stallcup
Frank Cope
Greer
Ruth Street
East Gladys St
Gulf St
Westside Rabbitry
West Gladys Street
Annabelle Butler
the Herald
Bulova
Gruen
Westfield
Benrus
Longines
Santa Claus
Uncle Joe
St. Nicholas
U.S.A
Insurance Agency
Front and
Telephone As Collect—Telephone
Dead Animal Disposal Company
ASA A AA
Aeia
Agency
Center Street
Life — Farm Insurance
Missouri Discount Corporation
Keith Building
Caleb Smith
Sikeston, Mo
E. Gilpin
Matthews, Mo
A. W. Homberger
Louisville, Ky
Powell Insurance Agency
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