Numerous travelers and guests visit area families
A long list of visitors and returns fills the week, including Caleb Smith in St Louis, Claude and Blair Sasseen guests in Charleston, Blair Law from Iowa City, Coats families from Oran, George Mouser returning to Michigan, Yoffie family from Jacksonville and Savannah, and many others visiting or returning home across Missouri, Illinois, Arkansas, and Tennessee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caleb Smith
St. Louis
Claude Sasseen
Charleston
Boyd Scillion
Miss Blair Law
Iowa City
Iowa
Cleonard Coats
James Coats
James Bryant
Oran
George H. Mouser
Niles
Mich
Mrs. E. F. Mouser
Legion Junior Auxiliary Meet At Sid Schillig Home
The American Legion Junior Auxiliary invites all members to meet Thursday night at 7 30 at Mrs Sid Schillig's home at 613 Delmar. Members are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Junior Auxiliary
Sid Schillig
Delmar
Librarian to Review Book at Woman's Club Meeting
Miss Blair Law, librarian, will be guest speaker at the first new year meeting of the Woman's Club in the public library auditorium on Tuesday afternoon January 9. She will review Three Miles Square by Paul Corey. Mrs Walter Ancell will contribute a vocal solo. Hostesses are Mesdames J. N. Ross A. H. Reese and Earl Malone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honora Bailey Fink
St. Louis
Harley Probst
Cape Girardeau
D. A. Sloan
Chicago
Sikeston
the Herald
Harry Dover
Tommy Roberts
Clarence Oynett
Cairo
Tommy Myers
Canada
Bill Henington
Henington Paint & Trim
J. H. Smith
Paragould
Ark
L. H. Shiver
Ben F. Marshall Sr
Rook
Watkins Northington
Guthrie
Wm. W Northington
A. C. Sikes
Hotel Marshall
Flavia Carroll
McKnight-Keaton Grocery Co
R. A. Harper
Marshall Hotel
George Holden
Vicksburg
Miss
Walter Paschel
Monroe
Ben Carroll
Jos. L. Matthews
Scott Alexander
Dave Thompson
Charleston
Carrie Nell Bray
Barbara
Jane
Thos. Gallivan
New Madrid
Dorothea Miller
Margaret Clymer
Miss Clymer
North New Madrid Street
H. S. Hulen
Ben
Marvin Carroll
B. B. Tatum
Earl Johnson
Farmington
P. D. Malone
Baltimore
Jos. L. Jr
Texas
San Antonio
Dallas
Crystal City
Monterey
Mexico
James S. Kevil
Emily Kendall
State Teachers College
Gene Potashnick
New Orleans
Texas Aggies
Tulane University
John Bowman
Clay Mitchell Jr
United States Naval Academy
Annapolis
Lee Bowman
Clay Mitchell Sr
St Louis
R. A. McCord
Joe
Jean Gugeett
McCord
Joe McCord
Fulton, Mo
Westminster College
Blair Law
Woman’s Club
Public Library
Miss Law
Miles Square
Paul Corey
Walter Ancell
Mesdames
J. N. Ross
A. H. Reese
Earl Malone
Birthday party for Dick Bloomfield seven birthday
Mrs D L Bloomfield entertained Tuesday afternoon for her son Dick Bloomfield on his seventh birthday. Guests included Mary Jane Farris Ann Schulte Mary Elizabeth Stevenson John Bloomfield Edward Woehlecke and Tommy Hahs. Dick’s friends joined him after school and after games a decorated birthday cake was cut and served. Dick received many gifts from his friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. L. Bloomfield
Mary Jane Farris
Ann Schulte
Mary Elizabeth Stevenson
John Bloomfield Edward Woehlecke
Tommy Hahs
Stephens College Club to Have Luncheon
Mrs W P Caruthers of Cape Girardeau will be guest speaker at a luncheon Saturday at the Country Club hosted by the Stephens College Club of Sikeston. The alumnae group, with Mrs Caruthers a graduate, will discuss pressed glass. Reservations to attend may be made by calling Miss Ruth McCoy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. P. Caruthers
Cape Girardeau
Stephens College Club
Sikeston
Stephens College
Tom Allen
Ruth McCoy
Stephens
Miss McCoy
Advisory Committee of Lions Club to Meet
Twenty nine members attended the Lions Club luncheon at Hudson's Cafe as plans were laid for a zone meeting of the Advisory Committee of Lions Clubs set for February 14 in Sikeston. Committee members include presidents and secretaries from Cape Girardeau Poplar Bluff East Prairie and Sikeston. A M Jackson and Ralph Anderson are named members. Supper venue to be announced. Wives and sweethearts will be guests at the February meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lions Club
Hudson’s Cafe
Advisory Committee of
Lions Clubs
Sikeston
Cape Girardeau
Poplar Bluff
East Prairie
A. M. Jackson
Ralph Anderson
Sikeston Club
Kiwanis to Hear Talk on Education Sikeston
The Kiwanis Club of Sikeston meets Friday night at the Marshall Hotel with routine business and a talk on Kiwanis Education by L. M. Standley. R. A. Harper presides. last Friday’s Ladies Night honored Earl Allen with a gift for his service as retiring president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiwanis Club of
Sikeston
Marshall Hotel
L. M. Standley
Kiwanis Education
R. A. Harper
Earl Allen
Hoover reports third 100000 for Finnish relief drive
Former President Herbert Hoover, head of the Finnish Relief Fund, announced the third 100000 gift from American contributors. He noted no goal was set but praised nationwide prompt support, with funds going to relief as overhead is paid locally, and warned that over 900000 Finnish women and children are displaced and in urgent need.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Hoover
Finland
Hoover
Mr. Hoover
Masons to Install New Officers Tonight
Sikeston Masonic and Eastern Star Lodges plan a joint installation at 7:30 PM. Masonic officers to be installed include J. H. Hayden master and Geo W. Lufey senior warden. Eastern Star officers led by Mrs. L. R. Burns as worthy matron and Ben Ritter as worthy patron. Installing officers: I. G. Lewis and Rev. John L. Taylor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sikeston Masonic
Eastern Star
J. H. Hayden
Geo. W. Lufey
Archie Hayden
Lynn Smith
Ben Ritter
Otis Champion
Wm. David Hayden
Tanner C. Dye
Carl Wilkinson
Jere Caverno
Chris L. Francis
S. G. Humphreys
Ryler
L. R. Burns
Steve Humphreys
Lillian Putnam
Paul Trotter
L. E. Ford
Glenn Hyslip
Ada
Virginia Matthews
Ruth
Audrey Fulkerson
Esther
Gladys Kindred
Martha
Lois Fennimore
Electa
Geo. R. Gregory
Warden
Eleanor Hahn
Sentinel
I. G. Lewis
Masons
A. A. Harrison
John L. Taylor
Thelia Bell
Eastern Stars
Barney Forrester
E. M. Crooks
Law to move Thanksgiving to early November urged
Representative Cannon of Missouri may introduce a bill to set Thanksgiving Day on the second Thursday in November at the request of a Troy merchant. The merchant argues it would boost business, but college students and coaches oppose the change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cannon
Missouri
Troy, Mo
Quail Season Ends in Missouri After Strong Hunt
The quail hunting season in Missouri ended December 31. Quail have been plentiful in Southeast Missouri this year, and most hunters had excellent success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri
Japanese airlines hire air girls as stewardesses
Japanese airlines now employ stewardesses, referred to in the country as air girls. This label reflects local naming conventions for flight attendants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Air Girls
Holland Florist In U. S. Until War Ends
Wm Woehlecke, long time tulip bulb buyer for Woehlecke Greenhouses, learns Theodore Greevers of Greevers Tulip Farm in Holland and family will stay in St Louis until the war ends. They arrived with four shiploads of bulbs valued at about 50000, refugees bound for safety amid war rumors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Woehlecke
Greevers
Wassenaar
Holland
Woehlecke
Theodore Greevers
St. Louis
Sikeston
Theodore Jr
Katrinka
Adolph Hitler
Germany
Bicycle Stolen From Charles Mitchell
Charles Mitchell reports his Shapleigh Special bicycle stolen from the front porch during the weekend. The maroon bike with cream stripe has knee action, a bent front basket, back wheel paint, kick up stand, chain guard, rear carrier, and a front fender light reflector. A reward is offered for information leading to recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Mitchell
Clay Mitchell
Charles
New Madrid Man Dies From Fall at Farm in Memphis Hospital
New Madrid resident James H. Perry aged 50 died at the Veterans Hospital in Memphis last Friday from injuries suffered when he fell while gathering pecans at his farm on November 24. The death was attributed to complications from the mishap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Madrid
James H. Perry
Veterans’ Hospital
Memphis
Dafoe resigns as guardian of the Dionne quintuplets
Dr Allen Roy Defoe, longtime guardian and physician to the Dionne quintuplets born May 28 1934, says he will resign after two years seeking relief from duties. Reports say a settlement may end court action over contracts tied to the quints, with Premier Hepburn noting Defoe will stay on as personal physician while in office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen Roy Defoe
Dionne
Dafoe
Guardian
Mitchell Hepburn
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Nathan Yoffie
Jacksonville
Fla
Savannah
Ross Hunter
University of Kentucky
Ada Dement
Rombauer
Charles Dement
John Meiderhoff
Mary Katherine
Tekarkana
John Bailey
Columbia
R. E. Bailey
McKnight-Keaton Grocery Company
Glen Fish
Mary Louise Jones
Kahoka
Clara Fish
Betty Belle Donnell
Missouri University
Georgie Donnell
Joseph P. Read
Ivan
Vienna
Ill
W. L. Phillips
Cox
Watkins
Phillips
Harvey Tomey
Gail Tomey
Elnora
Indiana
E. J. Keith
Tomeys
Phoenix
Ariz
Helen Hutchings
Peggy Donnell
Hackettstown
N. J
Heddens
J. L. Ross
Miami
Ross
Long Beach
Cal
Ernest Grosche
Lake Arrowhead
Colo
Dc. J. Stevens
Grosches
Grosche
Blanche Hudson
Dexter Public Schools
J. P. Roach
Malone
Dick Bloomfield
Stephen's College Club
Kiwanis
The
Coca-Cola
Sikeston Coca-Cola Bottling Company
Coca-Cola CO
Holland Florist
U. S
REX Theatre
Sikeston, MO
Jack Holt
Black River
Charles Starrett
Adventuress
Edith Fellows
Robert Page
Michael Whalen Joy Hodges
Pal
Sahara
Paul Kelly
Lorna Gray
DR. Dafoe
Quints
Dr. Defoe
Herald
Four Daeaghters
Priscilla Lane
Rosemary Lane
Lola Lane
Gale Page
Claude Rains
Jeffrey Lynn
Eddie Albert May Robcoe
Frank Metlugh
Dla
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the Characz
Mikey Borden
Bill Elliot Serilal—‘Phantom Creeps” No
Marlene Dietrich
James Stewar
Joel Wecrer
Brenda Marshall
Hte
George Bancroft
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