Marital Blessing Highlights Local Round of Weddings
Local notices show Miss Pauline Carlton and Albert Goch wed in Jackson on June 26. A parade of visitors includes Bom, Sander, and Brock families from Benton, Commerce, and Sikeston, with relatives visiting St Louis, Cape Girardeau, Detroit, and Chicago. Community groups host picnics and choir outings in Cape Girardeau and Burfordville as Mrs. Austin’s illness improves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. T. Bom
Jackson
Almaretta Huber
Benton
Commerce
Pauline Carlton
Albert Goch
Joyce Johnson
Ella Sanders
Cape Girardeau
Ernie
Charles Johnson
Sikeston
Geo. Johnson
W B. Sander
George Buck
Bloomfield
L. A. Bom
St. Louis
Ralph Darby
Billy Jean Uelsmann
M. F. Pell
Jane
Frank Sibley
Matthews
Glenn Beardslee
Wade Watson
Robert Graham
Levi Barnes
Glen Clippard
Mr. Wallis
California
J M Austin
Leslie Austin
Chicago
J. M. Austin
Wm. Scarbrough
Ruth Reynolds
Fairground Park
Ben F Marshall and
H. B. Bradburn
Ben F. Marshall
EB. C. Graham
Festus
Joyce
Sallye Sadler
Glen Chippard
Walls Clippard
Frankie Altom
The
Baptist Church
Ellis Park
Pearman
Maxine Fant
Carl Rickard
Evelyn Pearman
Lyndell Pearman
Desloge
Louise Nienstedt
Marie Lucille Ohmes
Eleanor Peck
Dorothy Helen Brower
Malden
Billy Rayburn
Corning
Ark
Nienstedt
Miss Ohmes
State Teachers College
Alice Cauttrell
Albert Dannenmueller
Forrest
Cauttrell
Harold Glastetter
Evelyn Glastetter
Ethel
Adell Renfer
Chaffee
Question based on language and logic ambiguities
The text asks if a collision always means two things meet unexpectedly and answers with examples like twins. It then defines resourcefulness via a nonsensical legal scenario involving a woman pawning a ring to sue a lover. It ends with a general claim that every street car is used, regardless of mileage.
Local social notes and greetings from Matthews area
Albert Tetley visits Birmingham relatives while Mille Ball stays in Tanner with Mary Moss. A Myrtle Valley student, Lester King, attends Murray State College summer session. The Lumsden and Waters families host guests from Alton Eldorado and Essex. Nazarene convention in town ends with 59 profess faith and 217 in Sunday school. a Shell family reunion gathers at J M Shells with many Matthews residents attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Tetley
Birmingham
Ala
Mille Ball
Mary Moss
Lester M. King
Murray State College
Murray. Ky
Geo. D. Englehart
Gene
Jimmie Louis
Leadwood
Vera Tetley
Cape Girardeau
Wade Waters
Alton
Ill
L. D. Waters
B. B. Conrad
Hubert Lumsden
Eldorado, Ir
Chas. Lumsden
Nelson Lumsden
Charter Oak
Harold Lumsden
Essex
Chas Lumsden
Ola Forrest
Evelyn Shell
Capitola Cole
Nazarene Young People’s Convention
Church of the Nazarene
R. L. Granger
Marjorie Granger
James Lomax
Chas Goolsby
Gene Chloe
Norman Powell
Thayer
J. M. Shell
Lee O Beardslee
Tanner
A M. McFarland
Woolard
Dora Elizabeth Jones
Goldie Woolard
Dexter
Bud Shell
David
Matthews
Sikeston Visitors Share Sunday Rounds
Sikeston residents and guests visited relatives and friends in the area on Sunday. Names include R. D. Clayton, Mr and Mrs Fred Black, Miss Glenda Ruth May and Mrs Bob Collier, Kenneth Stallings, Mrs Herman Little, Miss Jewell Cannon, Miss Ramona Robinson, Tharon E Stallings, Mrs George Lile and daughters, and Mr and Mrs Elmer Grant along with H F Emerson family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. D. Clayton
Sikeston
Fred Black
Vandyser
Glenda Ruth May
Bob Collier
Kenneth Stallings
A. Stallings
Herman Little
Coy Hazel
Jewell Cannon
Ramona Robinson
Cape Girardeau
Tharon E Stallings
George Lile
Mary Harris
Elmer Grant
Marilyn and
Donald
McMullin
H. F. Emerson
Social notes from Cape Girardeau area town gossip
Community mentions include visits by Mrs Russell Fowler and family in Cape Girardeau, Racine Wisconsin guests Arthur Carter, M. L. Taylor and grandson Paul Bowman from St Louis, and Harold Ragains from Sikeston. Daughters, weddings, births, travel to Miller Missouri, New Madrid and Los Angeles noted alongside local business trips and theatre interests. A Los Angeles fact notes one car per 28 people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maurice Beardslee
G. C. Darby
Paul Darby
Camille
Cape Girardeau
Shirley
Charlotte Stewart
St. Louis
Russell Fowler
Cane Girardeau
H. B Green
Margaret Rev
H M Andrews
Manlyn
Alma
Zalma
Sedgewicksville
Arthur Carter
Carter
Liza Foster
Racine
Wisconsin
M.L Taylor
Paul Bowman
St Louis
Harold Ragains
H. D. Ragains
Sikeston
A. G R
Mary Watson
Clara Foster
Miller, Mo
Marie Vaughn
Jake Cambron
Billy June Wilkins
Larry Hight
Los Angeles Cabif
Leonard Haight
Larry
Cambron
Billy June
Manuel Taylor
Barbara June
Jack
Darcy Mac Brom
Byron Dillon
Charles Menees June
Ronald Lee Hearon
Jear Abbot
Charless
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Blodgett
Woman's Club
Burfordsvile
J. F. Nunnelee Sr
J F Nunnelee Jr
M. C. Cope
Harold Cope
Charles Stubbs
Charles
R. A. Green
Dean
E. J. Nienstedt
R. H. Mackley
D. M. Jester
W. H. Stubbs
Madeline Mackley
Laura Gage
Betty Blackwell
Raymond Marshall
Buddy
Charleston
Gladys St
Scott County Milling Company
Sikeston, Missouri
America
Phillips
Phillips New
Phillips 66
Phill
Limbaugh
Malone Avenue
Kings Highway
Telephone
Trousdale
Harry Trousdale
Phillips Gasoline
MAYER
Gi—Sikeston
Emmett Daugherty
Daugherty
Melba Jones
Wilson Dickey
Los Angeles
Calif
Henry Loftin
Mayme Forster
Jizzie Margrabe
Deroit
Will Mareribe
Morenouse
Margaret Cain
New Madrid
Viola Boone
Nora Smith
Bud Shelby
Reginald Salters
Flint
Mich
Shirley Jo Dillon
Frace Marie Sittes
Gale Parmley
Vesta Hinkley
Anna, Il
Oran Rural News
Ents
Mrs Theodore Kerster
Lester Glastetter
CCC
Wentzville
Frank Glastetter
Viola
Lavana Dannenmueller
Marie Jansen
Henry Jansen
Evan Stegall
Do. L. Graviett
Shirley Jean
Henderson Howard
Henderson J
Onneta
Martha
Bernice
Rita Mae Bollinger
Maurine
Virginia
Marjory Glastetter
Gilbert Glastetter
Vernon
Jimme Bollinger
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