Parker Warns Against Modern Fallacies at Sikeston
Dr. W W Parker president of State College at Cape Girardeau spoke to the Sikeston Kiwanis on Some Modern Fallacies. He argued democracy rests on freedom from the Declaration and Constitution and warned against equating progress with machinery and size. He urged Americans to keep alive the ideals behind the founding documents. Kiwanis education talks will be featured at the next meeting led by George W Kirk with Earl M Aten presiding.
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W. W. Parker
State College At
Cape Girardeau
Kiwanis Club
Sikeston
Parker
United States
Belgium
Denmark
Dr. Arker
Sikeston Kiwanis Club
Hotel Marshall
George W. Kirk
News Notes of Limeston Library
Miss Blair Law reports a story hour for about thirty five children at Limeston Library with treats from Mrs H M Kendig and Mrs John Sikes. A July 15 program will feature Mrs Hans Baasch. The Malone family gift Raphael's The Madonna di San Sisto will hang in the office for patrons to view.
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Hans Baasch
E . Malone Sr
Raphael
Last Rites Held for Dr James B Roberts Father of T A Roberts
Funeral services were held at St Vincent's Catholic church in Cape Girardeau for Dr James B Roberts who died Friday after a long illness He was born August 13 1860 and practiced dentistry in Cape Girardeau until February Survived by widow Mary Josephine Bogy three sons T A Roberts of Sikeston Charles B Roberts of Pottstown PA Wallace W Roberts of New York City and four daughters Mrs Alphonse Kubl y Mrs Marshall Reed Mrs Cc Hines and Mrs Irvin Hanny plus nine grandchildren and siblings
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St. Vincent’s Catholic Church
Cape Girardeau
James B. Roberts
T. A. Roberts
Sikeston
Thomas J. Murphy
St. Vincent’s Church
Murphy
Fairmont Cemetery
Cape
Dr. Roberts
Oak Ridge
Vanderbilt University
Nashville
Tonn
Ste Genevieve
Mary Josephine Bogy
John Lo Bogy
T A. Roberts
Charles B. Roberts
Pottstown
Wallace W. Roberts
New York City
Alphonse Kublv
Marshal! Reed
Cc. Hines
Jackson
Irvin Hanny
Lds DD
Thomas Roberts
JW. Smyth
Julians
Emma Roberts
Tommy Roberts
Miss Florence Proffer Dies in Malden
Miss Florence Proffer sister of Aaroh Proffer of Sikeston died at her Malden home after an illness of carcinoma. Funeral services were held at Malden Methodist church conducted by Rev. P. A. Kasey with interment in Malden cemetery. Born June 15 1880 in Dexter she was a trained nurse and had lived in Malden for years. She is survived by brothers Louis Proffer of Sikeston and another brother and a sister Mrs C L Eppihimer both of Malden.
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Florence Proffer
Aaroh Proffer
Sikeston
Malden
P. A. Kasey
Miss Proffer
Dexter
Mattie Martha McCann
Baptist Church
E. W. Miner
Miller Cemetery
Blodgett
McCann
Otis Bryant
South Scott Street
Cape Girardeau
Bryant
Cleve McCann
Walkie McCann
Miner
Florence James
Alvin McCann
Chaffee
Truman Simnard
Flat River
Mrs Sarah Friend 71 dies at Farmington State Hospital
Mrs Sarah Friend aged 71 of Oran died Wednesday night at the State Hospital in Farmington after a three month stay. Funeral services were held Friday at the Oran Baptist church with burial in Morley cemetery. Born August 12, 1867 in Hawsville Kentucky, she moved to Morley at 15 and married C F Friend at 18. One son Jesse died years ago. husband predeceased her six years ago. Survived by sisters Ada Grice and M C Dunn of Oran, brother Charles Thornton of Oran, and grandson Homer Friend of Livingston Montana.
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John Jennings
New Hampshire
Antoine de Saint Exuper
Sahara
Brandons
Angela Thirkell
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore
George Webber
New York
Sarah Friend
Oran
State Hospital
Farmington
Oran Baptist Church
Morley
Ada Grice
M. C. Dunn
Charles Thornton
Homer Friend
Livingston
Mont
McGee’s Baby Elixir For Stomach Upsets
McGee's Baby Elixir is marketed for minor stomach and bowel upsets from over eating and improper foods. A bottle is advertised at 35 cents through ANH Druggists.
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ANH
Busy Week for Police Judge Jewell in Local Court
Judge Chickie Jewell presided over a lively week as city officers arrested Frances Gault for drunkenness and attempting to throw herself beneath a freight train. In court, Eugene Jones and L D Jines faced fighting charges with penalties. additional cases included double parking, drunk driving, disturbing the peace, and traffic light violations.
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Chickie
Jewell and Hus
Frances Gault
Hughes and Wilson
Frisco
Eugene Jones
L. D. Jines
Eugene
Hughes and
McManus
J. E. Moore
Leonard Smith
S. W. Barton
John Stevens
Frank Jackson
Wallis Chippard
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Limeston
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Janey
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MacLaren
Stevenson
White
Letty and
the Twins
Griffith
Henri Hellem
Herschel Hellem
Claude Hellem
Irene Jones
M. Lerendecher
Dick Kent
The
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Richards
Reddy Fox
Burgess
Tarzan and the
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McIntyre
Kaplan Lumber Co
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Missouri
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Streston
Hunter Haw
Texas
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P. Haw
Benton
Atlanta
Dr Haw
Southeast Missour
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Martha Haw
Joe Haw
Bermie
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Robert Nornd
Haw
University of Missour
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New Orleans
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Louisiana
Banptist Church
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Sammy Joe
Jimmy
Joe
Tom Haw
Miss Marth
Steve Peal
Robert Norris
Sireston Man
ST. Louis
Maier EL M. Scott
Poplar Bluff
Siheston
St. Loews
Brief Winess
Scott
State Highway Department
Jefferson City
Quartermasters Corps
United States Army
Floyd Snider
Blytheville
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Snyder
Mobil
Highway 61
Matthews Avenue
Birtheville
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Mr Snyder
Oscar Snyder
Shtrestonian
Beauty
Orean
Jewell
Cape Girardeau, MO
Dempster
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