Alma Hotop and Frank Stone Marriage Notice
The marriage of Miss Alma Hotop and Frank Stone was solemnized Saturday afternoon July 5 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. G. J. Yount with Rev. C. E. Warren officiating. The groom, son of Jim Stone of Oran, has worked at Fort Knox and the couple will reside there. Attendants were Miss Mary Frances Stone and Dawson Cook. Out-of-town guests included several Younts, Stebners, and relatives from St. Louis and Morley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Knox
Beryl Yount
Eleanor
Earl Yount
Joan
Roy Yount
Bennett Green
E. B
Geraldine
St. Louis
McMullin
Morley
Oran
Blanche Feucher
Albert Zahner
Forrest Finley
Barber
Chicago, IL
Finley
Fannie Cooper
Harold Graviett
Ed Graviett
Seibert Smith and Sons
Clyde .Poe
G. J. Slickman
Detroit
Michigan
John Bollinger
Nancy
Springfield
Bollinger
Paul Burger
Hulan Stone
M. W. Stone
Blytheville, Ark
Joe Stone
Virgie Davis
St. Francis Hospital
Cape Girardeau
Stephen Tindal Jr
Flora Tindal
Sam Tindal
Jack Brooks
Clarence Carr
Festus
Federicktown
A. O. Carr
Joe Nellie Jr
Sullivan
Leo Dannenmueller
Victory Heisserer
A. T. Duke
Jack Phillips
Juanita Phillips
Memphis
Tenn
Weldon Maddox
Tom Baty
Norma Jean
Mollie Baty
Wilma
Willene McCray
Dona Sue Henson
Lake Killarney
Baptist Old Folks
Harder
Viginia Ghent
Bud Amrhein
Patsy
Joe Merick
Louie Snider
Fisk
John Heeb
Chaffee
Frank Ambrein
Florian Buchelte
Tom Powell
Loyd McBride
W. T. Ward
Jefferson City
Kenneth Barley
Barbara Ann
Farmington
Herman Hope
Gilbertville
Dan Rubel
Linda Lou
T. S. Norridh
Paris
Johnnie Houck
Mary Elizabeth Brewer
Judsonia
Ark
Robert Patterson
Jefferson Barracks
G. K. Patterson
G.W. Heslar
Oran Methodist Church
Adrian Harper
News Commentator Called to Army Duty
Bruce Barrington, radio station KXOK St Louis news editor and host of Bruce Barrington and the News, has been ordered to extended active duty in the army. A reserve officer in the anti aircraft corps he was granted leave from the station and reported at the adjutant general's office in Philadelphia. He holds the rank of first lieutenant, 33, and lives with his wife and five year old son William at East Carondelet, Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruce Barrington
KXOK
St. Louis
William
East Carondelet, Tl
Rites Held Wednesday for Gertrude Tenkhoff
Funeral services were held Wednesday at Guardian Angel Catholic church for Mrs Gertrude Shegley Tenkhoff who died Monday at St. Francis Hospital in Cape Girardeau after a brief illness. Born August 8 1915 in Oran she was a 1933 Oran high school graduate and married to German Tenkhoff in 1936. She is survived by her husband a son Jerry and her parents who live on a farm near Caney.
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Wm. Hodges
St. Louis
Melton Harris
Frank Pabst
Oran
Tom Baty
Tiptonville
Tenn
Warren LaDuke
Oral Cummings
Cape Girardeau
Harry Gleason
Mary Rapp
Ed Burger
Melba
Mary Francis Davis
Alice Riley
Forrest Ellise
Rube Tindal
Wilson
Edmond Wise
Hot Springs
Ark
Earl McCallister
Hannah Volkert
Dick Benson
de Soto
C. R. Rodgers
Esther Campbell
Sikeston
Juanita Spears
Rotha Nell Halford
Oscar Kittles
Flint
Mich
Albert Mesmer
Marcella
Martin Blattel
Ruth Zahner
Whaphy
Guardian Angel Catholic Church
Germain Tenkhoff
St. Francis Hospital
Gertrude Shegley Tenkhoff
Walter Shegley
Oran High School
Jerry
Golden Troopers to Enter National Meet
At a Cape Girardeau American Legion post meeting, the Golden Troopers drum and bugle corps decided to attend the 1941 national Legion convention in Milwaukee. Noted Sikeston members include Loomis Mayfield Tom Roberts Dr Chester Limbaugh and others. They may skip the Missouri state meet and focus on drills for national competition. Dr J H Ruff is drum major. The troupe has a history of Missouri titles and previous national appearances in New York Chicago and St Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
Cape Girardeau
Golden Troopers
the Legion
Milwaukee
Sikeston
Loomis Mayfield
Tom Roberts
Chester Limbaugh
CC. Cummins
Paul Shnkard
Sam Wilcox
Claude B. Turner
Columbia
Missouri
J. H. Ruff
New York City
Chicago
St. Louis
Miami
Louisville
Sedalia
Joplin
New Hobby: Clovers Collecting Hearts Mrs. Pearl Allen
Mrs. Pearl Allen of Carthage has collected over 300 clovers across four five and six leaf varieties per the Evening Press. She notes 200 five leaf clovers and only three six leaf specimens. She says the five leaf ones are omens of luck or not and that she seeks them for help without ever failing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl Allen
Carthage
Evening Press
You Can Believe What You Read to The Herald
A brief note reflects readers’ trust in The Herald’s reporting and editorial stance. It hints at confidence in the newspaper as a source for local news and opinions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Herald
Who loves the U S A more than I in Sikeston Mo
A wartime patriotic appeal from Sikeston Missouri urges workers to support U S defense efforts and avoid hampering national security. It advocates cooperation with unions like the A F of L during peace to boost national work effort and loyalty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. F. of
Holiday Death Toll Rises Across Nation Over 4th Weekend
Violent deaths reached 628 during the Independence Day weekend as traffic accidents accounted for 3884 fatalities nationwide. Rain kept the toll from rising. California led with 67 deaths, Illinois 29 traffic and 18 other fatalities, New York 44, Pennsylvania 27, Ohio 25, while Rhode Island Nevada and South Dakota reported no violent deaths. Fireworks casualties on the fieldwork list totaled five deaths, three more than last year, reflecting stricter sale laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Safety Council
Council
California
Illinois
New York
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Rhode Island
Nevada
South Dakota
Fietworks
Donnell Cuts Appropriations in Missouri Budget
Gov. Forrest C. Donnell vetoed cuts to major state departments reducing the total to 9,439,328 from 9,514,978 while expenditures for 1939-40 ran 9,057,580. Despite reductions, all leaders keep more money than spent in the last two-year period after his weeklong department tour. Key vetoes: Brown 8,200. Smith 15,000. McKittrick 7,500. Bell 12,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forrest C. Donnell
Donnell
Dwight H. Brown
Forrest Smith
Roy McKittrick
Wilson Bell
Missouri Canning Budget Per Person Summary
A practical per person canning budget for Missouri lists 20 quarts of tomatoes and tomato juice, 20 quarts of other vegetables, and 40 quarts of fruit. Excludes preserves jelly jams pickles and relishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri
Lake Killarney Dam Reported Weakening
W A Fuller a St Louis engineer says Lake Killarney dam built 1911 and 40 feet high is in danger of breaking and draining its 2.8 mile lake because design specs were not followed. Leaks and erosion from improper concrete mix may wash out an abutment and release up to 485 million gallons in a cloudburst. Boy Scouts evacuated as precaution while owner says no immediate danger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Fuller
St. Louis
Killarney
Fuller
Scenic Ozark Resort
Walter Kendall
Ironton
Kendall
Boy Scouts
Frederick Klinhart
Road Work NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
Sealed proposals to construct Route 60 Project FA-5 in Scott County must be received by July 25 1941 at 10:00 am in Jefferson City. Work includes grading bridge and PCC pavement from Morehouse to Sikes ton, 0.023 mile. Missouri preference policy applies. bids on state forms. right to reject bids reserved. CARL W. BROWN chief engineer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Missouri
State Highway Commission of Missouri
Jefferson City
Missouri
Scott County
Morehouse
Sikeston
Ditch No. 1
Commission
Carl W. Brown
Quote on American men and self-respect from Dr Heiser
Dr Victor G Heiser notes the average American man’s waistline as a key measure of national character and self-respect, framing health and physique as a form of defense and dignity. The remark reflects a physician writer’s viewpoint on personal fitness and societal standards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor G. Heiser
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Alma Hotop
Frank Stone
Clayton Drennan
Allenville
Melvin Felty
Near Benton
Albert Cook
Theresa Nell Martin
Tilmo
Virginia Mary Carroll
Edgar Jolly
Chester
Ill
Cleveland Jolly
David Marshall
E. H. Loest
Opal Bess
Arkansas
Arnold Miller
Corning
Allen Magner
Birmingham
Ala
Jake Smith
Stephens
Walnut Grove
Til
WSPAP
Gertrude Tenkhoff
Frances Seitman
Caney
Maxine Glastetter
Co. L
Orville Hanselman and Sons
George Pabst and Sons
Bennie Menz
Joe Menz
Perkins
Violet Hooker
Adam Hooker
Ernest
Elmer
Winfred Brinker
Gary
Ind
the American
Charles Edward Beck
America
UV. S
United States
Sikeston, Mo
East Malone Ave
Care the Herald
Boyce Farm Equipment Co
Allis-Chalmers
Henderson
Herald Office
Otver
William Street
Prosperity Street
East Gladys Street
Sikeston Airport
Rex Hayes, Jr
Little Rock
Four Keys
Fidelity Investment Co
Malone Avenue
Frank Quan
Homestead Hotel
BOY Scouts OF America
Boys Life
ALL Boys
Boys’ Life
Park Avenue, N.Y. N.Y
Pat Murphy
Pat
Whiteway
Tanner Street
John G. Russell
John J. Durbin
Benton
Ruth McCoy
Dan McCoy Jr
Bentos
Stoddard County
Caleb Smith
East
Malone
Sidwell, Jeweler
Center St
W. Malone
Sikeston Auction Company Inc
Sam Potashnickh
Jean Hirschberg
National Funeral Home
Scott and
Center Streets
Sikeston, Missouri
City Electric
ST. Scott ST
Dead Animal Disposal Company
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