Local News Roundup From Nearby Towns
Poplar Bluff visitor Bert Budd stops by Monday. Many townsfolk visit relatives in New Madrid and nearby places. Miss Naomi Ferrell returns to St. Louis. Miss Maxine Tanner attends a WPA teachers meeting at Hayti CCC camp. Several families relocate, host, or visit across Sikeston, Doniphan, Chaffee, and Cape Girardeau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Budd
Poplar Bluff
Nora Smith
New Madrid
East Prairie
Dent Tanner
Palestine
Dent Jr
C. H. Pease
Wyatt
George Sullivan
St. Louis
Margaret Sutton
Barney George
Sikeston
Bee Minich
Orville McClain
Bloomfield
Adelaide Dunfee
Fred Scott
Leming Cottage
K. H. Grant
John Spence Jr
Maxine Tanner
WPA
CCC
Hayti
Wm. Graham
Barbara Jane Sanders
Jackson
R. D. Rone
Naomi Ferrell
P. P. Ferrell
Pauline Kingsolving
Elaine
Detroit
Frank Hale
Pete Johnson
Royal Oak
Mich
F. W. Sherrard
Phillips
Canaleu
Ethel Mulder
Fred Patterson
Freddie Jr
Maude Patterson
Willard Bagwell
Chaffee
Chaffee High School
A. T. Welsh
Woodriver
Social visitors and guests fill local families
Co. F Porter and other neighbors visited Sikeston on Tuesday while multiple guests stayed over weekend at Advance and nearby towns. Visitors included Wilson Allen of Bourbon, Hugh May of Hast Prairie, Miss Peggy Lou Harris of Sikeston, Miss Mary Shoemaker from St Louis, and many relatives from Benton to Cape Girardeau. Families hosted guests from Racine Wisconsin to Kennett Missouri, with several travels to Malden Ash Grove Independence and Gideon for family events and memorials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Hight
Denver
Colo
Morehouse Drug Co
M. H. Mackley
Columbia
Pete Sherrard
Mary Ella
Wm. Hillman
Royal Oak
Mich
Raymond Johnson
Muriel Barnes
George J. Johnson
Springfield
Mamie Johnson
Morehouse
Maxine Tanner
Bessie Lee Parmley
Pauline Summers
Dorothy Lee Dunfee
Josie Chenweth
St. Louis
J. Val Baker
Baker
Southeast Missouri
Cape Girardeau
F. W. Leming
Washington
D. C
New York
Mrs. Leming
J. Marshall Peer
Chicago
Canada
Nora Sullivan
S. J. Wade
Benton
Henrietta Daugherty
Dave Mize
Oscar Mize
van~ Diser
Clarence Yokeley
L. E. Ford
Hubert Andrews
Grant Andrews
Arthur Carter
Racine
Wisconsin
Lita Foster
Ada Camille Adams
Albert Adams
Virginia Bachus
Ste. Genevieve
BE. W. McDonough
Vonda Jean Brasher
J. Q. Brasher Sr
John Matthews
Cypress, Ill
Addison Corzine
Karnak
Ill
Tedie Porter
Ernest Mize
Doris Grady
Marietta
Malden
Eddie Vaughn
Mary Harris
R. L. Harrison
Wilma Ragains
Ash Grove
Independence
Kansas
Erma Hall
Kennett
Ragains
Richard Evell
Hayti
Ewell
Mavoureen
Barbara Foister
Mayme
Dorothy Mae Foister
Gideon
Jo Nell
Claude Files
Wilson Dickey
Los Angeles
Calif
C. D. Cummins
Miss June
Rex Boyce
Hollywood
Liza Foster
Geo. Englehart
Leadwood
Bennett Taylor
Miss Sue
Kansas City
Harris Foster
W. R. Sullivan
Mary Maurine
Sally
Good News at St Louis Muny Opera
The outdoor Municipal Theatre in Forest Park hosts the musical Good News from July 15 to 21. Cast includes Wynn Murray and Harry Stockwell with Audrie Christie in a lively college life comedy featuring hit songs such as The Best Things in Life Are Free and Varsity Drag.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kuucky
Murray
Flo
Fred Allen
Rudy Vallee
New York
Boys
Syracuse
Stockwell
Tom Marlow
Prince Charming
Walt Disney
Local notices and visits from Mississippi to Arkansas
Porters, family and friends visit across Missouri River towns. Mrs. New of Mississippi is seriously ill at her son's home. Christine Ferguson stayed with Mrs. Gibbs at Benton. Mrs. Warren of Bemis, Tennessee visits daughter and family. Olsen Malone and Andrew Ohmes of Charleston visit George Haws. Mrs. Gibbs of Benton guests of Mrs. Ferguson. Mr. and Mrs. Jasper Miller and children visit Monroe McClain near Chaffee. Ed Chappell and children from Pollard Arkansas guest here. Sunshine Extension Club meets with Mrs. Crosno on July 17 to discuss Cheese Making. Mrs. Branson and Mrs. Miller visit Benton. Arsenia Chappell accompanies them home for a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. W. New
Mississippi
Christine Ferguson
Algie Gibbs
Benton
Warren
Bemis
Tenn
Everett McClanahan
Olsen Malone
Andrew Ohmes
Charleston
George Haws
H. B. Ferguson
Jasper Miller
J. L. Chappell
Arsenia Chappell
Malden Hosts Southeast Missouri Municipal League Meeting
Sikeston mayor Dr G W H Presnell and other city officials fly to Malden for the first regular Southeast Missouri Municipal League meeting. Formed May 22 in Sikeston as an affiliated Missouri Municipal League group with Presnell as temporary chair and R P Sullivan as temporary secretary. Permanent officers will be elected and plans for future meetings set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. H. Presnell
Sikeston
Malden
Southeast Missouri Municipal League
Missouri Municipal League
Dr. Presnell
R. P. Sullivan
Poplar Bluff
Armstrong Whitworth Whitley Bomber Details Released
The Armstrong Whitworth Whitley is described as a British heavy bomber powered by two 990 horsepower motors capable of 245 miles per hour with a tail turret mounting four guns.
Drivers License Revocation Causes and City Rural Safety
The quiz states the most common cause is drunken driving. It also notes urban driving is riskier overall, though rural crashes tend to be more fatal. True False items label 1 as drunken driving and 2 as false.
Plane makers boost output to over one thousand four hundred monthly
American manufacturers report a total monthly output near 1406 aircraft. Of these 306 are light flivvers and 100 are larger civil types. About 200 are built for the army and navy, leaving around 800 for military export.
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Walter Merrick
Salcedo
Bessie Parmley
M. Sarno
Jack Sarno
Missouri University
W. D. Marlin
Yvonne Bienert
State Teachers College
R. M. Bienert
LC Smith
Nuway Cleaners
Missouri
W. Malone Ave
Hnp Hiye
Morley
The
Herald
United States
the Herald
Muny Opera
Paul Whiteman
Helen Jepson
Gracie Allen
Ast
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GMC
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Scott County
Yours
C. E. Felker
Benton, Mo
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