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Sikeston Herald

Location

Sikeston, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jan 15, 1948

Page

3

Sikeston Social News Notes Region Visitors

George Hale Jr and Charles Simpson were in St. Louis last week as business visitors while Mrs. Albert Chandler and Mrs. Edith Spidell visited relatives and hosted guests in Wardell and Sikeston. Numerous families hosted, visited, or traveled to Cape Girardeau, Charleston, Diehlstadt, Rector, Doniphan, and Jackson with church, bridge, and social events noted.

George Hale Jr St. Louis Charles Simpson Albert Chandler Charleston Edith Spidell Wardell Ira Shuffit John Russell Felker Cape Girardeau James Badgett Diehlstadt Ira Taylor E. E. Norris Matthews Alfred Layton J.M. Pitman Vernon Street Leroy Leslie Park Avenue Carson Lee al Overmann Annapolis Jess Schaeffer Tunica A. R. Scott L. E. Scott Paducah Bill York Raymond Bandy Fred Tope Miner Tope The American‘ Legion South Kingshighway Randolph Kem Kem John Chaney Canalou Don E.hoover Donnie Jean St. Charles Luke Nelson Robert Whitsel Union City Southeast Missouri Hospital Cape, Girardeau Hansel Duncan Larry Joe Kem State College Louis Kem McMullin T. M. Travelstead Milo Travelstead Roy Henley Kankakee Ill Olivet Nazarene College Church of the Nazarene Mary Townsend Jerry Birch Tree Colleen Moore Jean Conrad Marble Hill Marvin Walker Thomas Rector Ark James Spivey Sikeston General Hospital Alice Reed Louise Arrington Kewanee Gerry Lowery W.C. Edwards Bill W. C. Edwards Miss Pearl Leta McCollum Columbus Hickman Garwood Sharp Detroit Mich Mary Clark Myrtle Owen J. Johnson Johnson Miss Clark Doniphan J. R. Irby Pontiac Irby Shirley Daugherty Nina Daugherty J. H. Yount Jr North Kingshighway Inlaw J. H. Yount Chicago Leland Hill Bridge Woodlawn Avenue W. O. Burnett Canalea H. G. Cathey Miller Moll John H. Calvin John Calvin Sikeston Morley Blake Cureton Elizabeth Ann Poplar Bluff A. M. Jackson Fred Williams Mickey Val Williams Helen Binford W R. Binford Virginia Hahn Maudine Dalton Joe Allen Poe Clyde Poe W. B. Cunningham Delia Cunningham Alfred Byrd Jane Leo Cunningham Carbondale Richard Carmody Carmody Jack Matthews Jackson Jack Matthews Jr Springfield Tenn John. Matthews Moore Greer

Bachelors Protested Cost of Batching in Early Missouri

The Missouri tax on single men over 21 sparked public debate from 1820 21 with letters to editors and satire. The public outcry led to repeal in 1822 and replacement by a cheaper fifty cent levy on all men over twenty one, regardless of marital status.

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Help a Crippled Child Progress Through March of Dimes Drive

A community plea urges generous donations to the March of Dimes from January 15 to 30 to aid crippled children’s development into productive citizens.

March of Dimes

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IKESTON _ MALL Jalk National Foundation For Infantile Paralysis Otto Schoen Scott County Charles H. French Gayle Jackson John T. Sikes National Foundation For Infam Franklin D. Roosevelt Rabhive State Historical Society of Missouri At Columbia Floyd C. Shoemaker Praiening Laura Dixie Dawson Dixie Dawson Harold Pete”) Dawson New Madrid Fae’s Enchanted Cottage Dysart-Auer Studio Miss Dawson Fae Paul E. Brewer Hunter Street Sikeston, Missouri
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