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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri
Franklin
The
Missouri Intelligencer
United States
Washington
Eastern Argus
Crex
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.
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March of Dimes
Also Mentioned on This Page
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