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Newspaper

Sikeston Herald

Location

Sikeston, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jan 26, 1939

Page

6

Local Newsboard Roundup From Clinton Area

Local residents and visitors are listed with short notes on where they traveled visited relatives or spent weekends. Names include Joe Henry Peg Meyer Clifford Proffer Monel Ezzell J Lambert J P Rice Helen Waters Webb Sibley Bud Throop Glen Ashworth Zimmer Conrad Olen Critchlow Alfred Byrd Jack Gemenhardt Ralph Deane Billy Critchlow Irene Daugherty C A James E A Stabaugh family and Mary Blackledge.

Joe Henry Clinton Peg Meyer Cape Girardeau Clifford Proffer Jackson Monel Ezzell Murray J. Lambert Sikeston Ark E. A. Stabaugh Alean Betty Charter Oak Paul Kennedy

Local social notes highlight visits and travels

Walter Noland of Fruitland and W W Smith visited Cape Girardeau on Monday. Marv in Henchan of St Louis spent time with the Dodges. Miss Helen Ranney of St Louis stayed with Mrs Linus Huck this week. The Brewer couple, J L Moore and Stephen Hunter from Cape Girardeau called on friends here. Bleckledge made a business trip to Cape Girardeau last week. Pauline Zaricor of St Louis visits her brother H M Zar kor. Fisk family of Minnesota guests of the Abron Andersons. J P Hayden and Mrs Benton visited the Albron Anderson home Sunday. L S Brock of St Louis and Mrs Stock’s kin visited Sunday. Columbus Hunter, 72, longtime mail driver to MorWw, died last Saturday. Tillman Anderson and wife visited friends here, departed for Idaho. Eldon Page Noland, 18, died of spinal meningitis in a Cape Girardeau hospital. The infant son of Cletus Foster died in Cape Girardeau hospital on January 1.

Walter Noland Fruitland W. W. Smith Cape Girardeau Marvin Henchan St. Louis W. H. Dodge Helen Ranney Linus Huck Harry Brewer J. L. Moore Stephen B Hunter H. H. Bleckledge Pauline Zaricor St Louis H M. Zarkor Fisk Minnesota Alex Lawrence J. P. Hayden Benton Albron Anderson L.S. Brock

Community Notes Highlight Local Visits and Events

Long list of social visits and family updates from Morley and surrounding areas recounts travel to Sikeston Cape Girardeau and Farmington. Includes illnesses fires baptist and Methodist events, funeral notices for Mrs. Eskridge, school bus trips and Eastern Star installations.

Morehouse News Personal Business Visitors

Ben Harris transacted business in Arkansas last week. Charles Sullivant of Paducah Kentucky visited Morehouse Saturday. Lessie Newton and Hubert Carmington did business in Sikeston Monday. Mrs Niva Gwaultney and son Tommy of Sikeston visited friends here last week. Mrs G C Brawley confined to home due to illness. Brady Feliner and daughter of Sikeston visited Morehouse Thursday. Jesse Chapman and children of Sikeston were guests of A A Kem and children Thursday. Lilly Heyde, a Morehouse high school teacher, spent weekend with her parents in Jackson. Rev A C Sullivant and family and Ina Brown visited Frank Seabaugh at Matthews Sunday.

Anita Keiffer Kelso Theodore Keiffer Goldie McBride Cape Robert McBride Henry Jansen Ben Seitman Oran H. M. Gateley Humbolt Tenn Elbert McBride Ollie Groves Cape Girardeau Tony Welter New Hamburg Frank Effink Norman Ernest Cauttrell Charles Fred Anna Colleen Hunter District Gus Cauttrell Ed Sisk Mary Arlene Fornfelt J. B. Barnett Havern Gateley Glenda Lee E. G. Gateley Bobbie Lou J. H. James Oran High School St. Mary's High School Mr. James James Dorris Marjory Burke Vandyser Steve Rodgers Sikeston Blodgett Colter Ward Enterline W. D. Murrell Elizabeth Loftin St Louis John Austin Mabel Sadler E. J. Nienstedt Frank Altom Ben Harris Arkansas Charles Sullivant Paducah Ky Morehouse Lessie Newton Hubert Carmington Niva Gwaultney Tommy G. C. Brawley Brady Feliner Friends Ait Morehouse

Social Roundup of Benton Cape Girardeau Visitors

W S Inman spent Tuesday in Benton with friends. Glen Gentry enjoyed the past weekend at the Flo Kibby home in Cape Girardeau. Bryton Wyman Leonard Mat thews and John Watts attended a Cape Girardeau walkathon Friday night. Miss Robbie Howze of Little Rock arrived last Thursday to visit her mother Mrs A F Meeks. Mr and Mrs J Holmes and Mr and Mrs Melvin Sullivan attended the walkathon in Cape Girardeau Tuesday night. Telephone news items to 99.

W. S. Inman Benton Glen Gentry Flo Kibby Cape Girardeau Bryton Wyman Leonard Matthews John Watts Robbie Howze Little Rock Ark A. F. Meeks J. ¥. Holmes Melvin Sullivan

Timely garden planning and home extension notes

Early gardens yield profit in Scott county with careful planning of crop variety, quantity, and planting times. A 60 by 70 foot plot can supply canned, stored, and fresh vegetables for a family of five, with multiple plantings of beans, corn, and tomatoes, plus disease resistant varieties and hotbed readiness.

Scott County

Cook Pork Well For Safe Holidays Diet

Pork is the principal meat this season and should be thoroughly cooked says Anne Sillers home demonstration agent. Trichininoses a parasite found in pork can be prevented if all pork is cooked to the well done stage. Pork is excellent and there is no danger if the meat is cooked to well done.

Anne Sillers

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