Local residents mingle in social and work ventures
Numerous Sikeston area residents are listed in a long roster of visits, business trips, and family gatherings. Names include F E Mount, Clyde Matthews, Vincent Bersaubin, Elmer Poage, Ellenora Summers, L F Hatfield, Mary Emma Powell, Lee Blakemore, Ruth Malone, Robt Strobach, Jennie Sikes, Mary Wood, and many others. The notice notes travels to Cape Girardeau, St Louis, Memphis, and Columbia, plus hospital and school connections, with several family events and occupational updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L F Hatfield
Margaret Ann
St Loui
Jum Hatfield
Mary Emma Powell
Farmington,s
John E Powell
Lee Blakemore
St Louis
R E W Harwell
Blanche Harwell
Bess Hinchey
Poplar Bluff
Harry Wilson
Memphis
Ton
St John’s Hospital
Strobach
Jeanne Meumer
Sikeston
Robt Strobach
Rolla
R. E. Patterson
St. Louis
E . Percy
Canalou
Dan McCoy
Pearl C Werner
Emma D. Holland
Clyde Reed
Henry Home
Bloomfield Co
Bob Sitzes
Tuscaloosa
Ala
University of Alabama
Ralph Anderson
Katherie Barr
Jacksonville
Gid Daniel
Cape Girardeau
W A . Schuette
Bor
Henry Hastings
Wilsor Street
Wayne Buchanan
Morns French
Chaffee
Virginia Mount
F E Mount
Jennie Sikes
Tom Allen
Toots Wood
Columbia
Texas
E& Hedden
Tenn
Siheston Tractor and Implement Company
LP Wulick
Mansfield
W C Bowman
Caleb Smith
St Lews
Harry I
Sparks
J FE Harns
S O Pharnms
California
Pharns
Donald Pearson
C F Whitener
Mayfield
Whitenews
Jake Sittes
Woman's Club Forms Second Junior Club in Sikeston Area
A second Junior Woman's Club will be organized next Monday night at Mrs Arch Russell's home south of Sikeston. The move, led by Mrs LM Hollenbeck, aims to provide evening meetings for young businesswomen previously limited by Bi monthly daytime gatherings. The existing Junior Woman's Club, with about fifty members, meets in the afternoons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arch Russell
Sikeston
Russell
LM Hollenbeck
Woman’s Club
Junior Woman's Club
R D Mow
Hollenbeck
Chamber of Commerce
E J Keith
H L Harty
Library Board
Della Poe
Sikeston Public Schools
Book Club Meeting and Health Notes
The Book Club plans to meet Monday afternoon at Mrs JR Harwell's home with Mrs H E Reuber to review There’s Nothing New by Wa Fred Fund. Mrs Laura Smith recently returned home from St Francis Hospital Cape Girardeau after eye treatment and is improving. Mr and Mrs Inman on Moore Avenue, both in frail health, are improving. Mr Inman is 81 and Mrs Inman 77.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
JR Harwell
H E Reuber
Wafred Fund
Laura Smith
St Francis Hospital
Cape Girardeau
Bmff
Misti Inmar Wulo
Moore Avenue
Inman
Mrs Inman
Junior Womans Club to Assist With Lunchroom
Members of the Junior Womans club are asked to bring two cans of vegetables for soup to the lunchroom at the south grade school building funded by the Parent Teachers Association. The next meeting is Tuesday January 25 at A A Harrison's home on College Avenue. Members should also bring one tea towel for use in the lunchroom. Mrs R E Harwell, program leader, will present a poetry topic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junior Womans Club
Parent-Teachers’ Association
A A Harrison
College Avenue
R E Harwell
Friendship Circle Quilting Meeting At Mrs Inman Home
The Friendship Circle of the Woman's Benefit Association met this afternoon at Mrs Lige Inman's Moore avenue home for the purpose of quilting. Members gathered to work on blankets and socialize, continuing the group's charitable efforts in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Woman's Benefit Association
Lige Inman
Moore Avenue
Surprise Supper for Mrs Sitzes at Vernon Avenue
The TEL class of the Baptist church hosted a 32 surprise potluck supper for Mrs Odie Sitzes last Thursday at her Vernon Avenue home. Thirty seven members and friends attended. Mrs Sitzes and her family, long residents of Skeston, have returned to Charleston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TEL
the Baptist Church
Odie Sitzes
Vernon Avenue
Sitzes
Skeston
Charleston
Baby Cole Dead in Meafullin Burial at Carpenter Cemetery
Charles Allen Cole infant son of Mr and Mrs Ted Cole died Tuesday night five hours after birth. Short funeral services were held this afternoon and burial placed in Carpenter cemetery at Meafullin with Welsh service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Allen
Ted Cole
Carpenter
Me‘fullin
You can believe what you read in The Herald
A compact note states trust in The Herald as the reliable source for local news and community updates, reflecting readers' expectation of accuracy and consistent reporting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herald
Young Farmers Wed Saturday Night in Rural Wedding
Miss Nora Marie Hixson daughter of Mrs V E Hixson and Louis Laseter son of the late Mr and Mrs J E Laseter were united in marriage Saturday night January 15 at the home of Mr and Mrs B E Hoxson three miles north of Silchester on the Greer farm Rex. J T Self retired Methodist minister of Sikeston performed the ceremony. The groom was attended by his brother Emerson Leseter as best man and the bride had as bridesmaid Miss Auben Byrd. Following the ceremony a bride supper was held at the groom's home with many friends and relatives. The couple will reside on the Irma Allen farm four miles north of Sheston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W FE Hollingsworth
Louie DeWitt
Sikeston
Hardy Ark
DeWitt
Richard LaPlant
Trans Shelby and
C E Golhday
Charles Stearns
Edgar Rodeck
Ruth
Johnson City
S P Loebe
J L Aynearson
Charleston
South America
Nora Marie Hixson
V E Hixson
Lous Laseter
J E Laseter
B E Hoxson
Silchester
Greer Farm
Rex
J T Self
O: Sikeston
Emerson Leseter
Asiss Auben Byrd
Irma Allen
Sheston
Lions to Attend Eastern Missouri District Meet at Poplar Bluff
Delegates from the Siheston Lions Club will attend the outing of all Lions Clubs in eastern Missouri. The district meeting will be held in Poplar Bluff on Tuesday night February 2 as a general gathering for Lions of the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Siheston Lions Club
Missouri
Poplar Bluff
Lions of
Eastern
Missour
WPA Employment Shows Increase in Relief Rolls
The Works Progress Administration disclosed Tuesday an increase of 41,156 relief employment rolls for the week ending January 5. The agency's summary shows 1,712,053 on the rolls on January 5, compared with 1,670,617 January 1. Since the low point in WPA employment in early October the rise totals 42,053 persons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Works Progress Administration
Also Mentioned on This Page
F. E. Mount
Portageville
Clyde Matthews
Busiess
Vincent Bersaubin
Highway Patrol
Mexico
Elmer Poage
Ellenora Summers
Canaloa
Lacy Allard
Edward Allard
Birch Molard
D L Sanders
Mount Y Vernon
Daniel
J. H. Chunn
Lester Sweet
East Praire
Peter Pan Products
Stereston Grocer CO
Missouri Pacific
Cotton
Morgan Eastside Coal Co
Newspaper
Earbhiyee
Book Club
International Shoe Company
the Peoples Store
East Front Street
Dunbar Cove
Putnams
Heinz
Monarch
Erry
Heinz Mince Weat
Swift
Berkley Bacon
Eresh
Red Vapper
Jack Salwon
Swift’s
Kansas City
Shoe Factory
Lombar
Revere
Peer Reagan
Darryl F. Zanuck
20Th Century- Fox
Mrs. Sitzes
Cole
Bluff
WPA
Colbert Boyer
Tovarich
Boyer
Anita Louise Moly
Mleerrs
Neeip
Cency Eodeceen
Jacquee
Bobet & Shevemad
Roia
Pat O'Brien
Wayne Morris Ceorce
Brent
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