January Sale at Lair's Highlights Home Furnishings
Lair's January sale advertises bargains on fine home furnishings. Local residents and visitors such as Mr and Mrs J W Griffith Mr and Mrs Judson Boardman and others are noted at various social events and travels. Garbled but mentions visitors from St Louis Cape Girardeau and Kirksville plus bridge parties and hospital visits in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lair
Lyman Dale
St. Louis
M. W. Pixley
Cape Girardeau
Judson Boardman Jr
Owen Johnson
Middletown
Oil
Velma Bartholomew
Manila
Ark
Alvin Lance
Oran
William Marsh
Ray C. Marsh
Leta McCollum
J. P. Edwards
Gray Ridge
J. S. Morrison
Kirksville
J. W. Griffith
T. B. Craft Jr
North Kingshighway
Lair’s
Joe William Howard
Donna Jo
Harry Gray
Marble Hall
Luke Baker
Lutesville
E. P. Estes
Ben F. Carroll
Ben F. Carroll Jr
Veterans Hospital
Marion
Ill
C. W. Hoover Jr
M. G. Buchanan
Near Morehouse
R. C. Marsh
Harry C. Young Jr
North Vernon S Street
Judson Boardman
Jake Sutton
W. C. Gower
Poplar Bluff
R. H. Leslie
Fredericktown
Leroy Leslie
Wm. D. Botter
Brad
Hannibal, Mo
W. D. Botter
S. Thomas Lee Lintz
Bloomfield
C. C. Scott
North Ranney Street
W. C. Reid
Wm. B. Seabaugh
Lake Wappapella
Ray Richards
Jenalou
Jim Ferguson
Marquand
W. C. Moore Jr
Charles Moore
Lizzie Scott
Jolly Twelve Club
East Kathleen Street
Charles F. Lindley
Laura Mainord
East Prairie
Fox
Chicago
Lair's
Jack Shelby
Los Angeles
Calif
E. P. Aldridge
Shelby
Elnora Parker
Morehouse
Ais
T. Keller
Frankfurt
Germany
H. R. Fuller
Tip
E. KE. Leighninger and
Frankfort
E. E. Leighninger
Stanbury
A. C. Waters
Mississippi
John Tyrone
Rebecca Engram
Blytheville
J. L. Tyrone
San Diego
U. S. Marines
Mize
Bob Mize
St. Louis Cardinals
West Frankfort
Alize
VFW
Laur’s
Caleb Smith
Clayton
Harry S. Sparks
Truman
Washington
Rotary Club Sees 100 Percent Attendance at Meeting
Prof Wm T Doherty of State College Cape Girardeau attended the Rotary Club gathering brought by Doyle Cloud as International Service chair. Burnison from State College was a guest. Frank Loisson outlined cooperation with the American Heart Association. Sikeston Rotary backs audiometer funding for school hearing tests. corn cobs fed to cattle at experimental stations in Ohio and Iowa are ground and mixed with soy and linseed meals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. T. Doherty
State College
Cape Girardeau
Doyle Cloud
Doherty
Sikeston Rotary Club
Ohio
Iowa
Kiwanis Club News Report From Sikeston Meeting
Bartley R Schwegler recounts Kiwanis growth from America to Alaska and Hawaii with Robert A Dempster presiding E L Corbin promotes January 19 seed show at Sikeston Armory calling it Southeast Missouri’s greatest show Earl M Allen outlines January 25 program featuring Sikeston High School speech class three students on Benjamin Franklin Guests include L L Christofferson and P J Ponder Sikeston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bartley R. Schwegler
L. M. Standley
Kiwanis
Dunn Hotel
Mr. Standley
America
United States
Canada
Alaska
Hawaii
Robert A. Dempster
E. L. Corbin
Sikeston Armory
Missouri
Earl M. Allen
Sikeston High School
Benjamin Franklin
L. L. Christofferson
Morehouse
P. J. Ponder
Sikeston
Lions Club to Host Football Banquet Next Wednesday
Sikeston Lions Club will host a football banquet at the Country Club next Wednesday for the football squad and coaches. The date was set at a Dunn Hotel meeting at noon. Forty Lions attended, welcoming three new members Kenneth Knox Ross Lemons and Robert Thornton with President Keith Collins presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sikeston Lions Club
Lions Club
Dunn Hotel
Lions
Kenneth Knox
Ross Lemons
Robert Thornton
Keith Collins
National Officer Guest of Sikeston Jaycees
Beverly S. Burbage of Knoxville Tennessee vice president of the United States Junior Chamber of Commerce spoke to the Sikeston Jaycees at the Palace Cafe luncheon. He heads National Public affairs Americanism Good Government Awards and National Security programs and was named the outstanding young man for 1946 in Knoxville. He has led Jaycee activities since 1942.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beverlys. Burbage
Knoxville
Tenn
United States Junior Chamber of Commerce
Sikeston Junior Chamber of Commerce
Palace Cafe
Burbage
Knoxville Junior Chamber of Commerce
Drivers Hurt As Cars Plunge Into Ditches
Vernon M. Puckett of New Madrid suffers chest injuries when his 1949 Ford rear ended James Frenchs 1937 Ford near New Madrid on Highway 61. French sustains minor burns and two passengers in his car from Sikeston escape unharmed. both vehicles enter ditches and a fire erupts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernon M. Puckett
New Madrid
James French
Matthews
Puckett i
Puckett
French
Charles Chadd
T. L. Powell
John Baker
Sikeston
Car collision on Highway 60 causes minor damage
A 1946 Oldsmobile driven by Richard J. Hicks of Canalea and a 1930 Ford coach driven by Wandell Castleberry near Sikeston collided head on in front of the REA building on Highway 60 Hast early Sunday morning. Neither driver was injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard J. Hicks
Canalea
Wandell Castleberry
Sikeston
REA
Highway 60
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