Local Guests and Travel Notes From Town
Ann and William E Zioningham hosted guests the Cunningham siblings from Jacksonville Florida. Mrs R C Finley travels to St Louis to visit sister B F Forrester and family. F A Bell of Texas arrives for a nine day vacation with her parents with A F Lindsay family accompanying their daughter Bonnie home after weeks with grandparents. Sidney F Duckworth and family at Mon Ark Park trout fishing on lake of the arches location. Loleta Carpenter of Oearburg Iowa visits brother and sister Mr and Mrs Hee Austin Bowman. Rev Wendell Ensor and California family visit his parents and brother Wilbur Ensor. John Denman and son Johnny en route to Tokyo after vacation stops in Sea Island Georgia Tampa and New Orleans. Gene Swinney returns from St Louis visiting his mother Verl Deckly. Charles Blanton and John Harper head to Columbia for a two day visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loleta Carpenter
Oearburg, Iowa
Aniew
Hee Austin Bowman
John Denman
Johnny
St. Louis
Sea Island
Georgia
Tampa
New Orleans
Tokyo
Japan
Picnic guests and banking party in New Madrid
Miss Marjane Malcolm and Miss Sara Potashnick attended a picnic in New Madrid Wednesday evening and were guests for a banking party afterwards at the home of Miss Joan Rost. Mrs. Austin Osborn and son Jimmy of Houston were guests of Miss Carr ie Hess and Miss Isabel Hess here the past weekend. They left Monday for a several weeks trip through the East visiting Washington Philadelphia New York and other cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marjane Malcolm
Sara Potashnick
New Madrid
Joan Rost
Austin Osborn
Jimmy
Houston
Texas
Carrie
Isabel Hess
East
Washington
Philadelphia
New York
Pensacola and Atlanta Visit For Mrs Sadler and Family
Mrs. Phillip Sadler and son Milton travel with Miss Peggy DeField and Ernest Cox spending a week in Pensacola Florida and Atlanta Georgia. In Pensacola they visit Mrs. Sadler’s brother James Hydrick and family while Mr. Cox visits his son and daughter in law Jerry Cox. Mr. Cox is stationed with the Navy. In Atlanta they vacation with Mrs. Alfred Stovall and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phillip Sadler
Milton
Peggy DeField
First Prairie
Ernest Cox
Pensacola
Fla
Atlanta
Sadlr
Miss DeField
Notable community member honors and affiliations listed
A local figure described as handling emergencies with priority is noted as a member of S. A. EB. Fraternity and former senior year president. He belongs to the Lions and is a 32nd degree Mason, with ties to the Missouri Athletic Club in St. Louis. Married, celebrating 25 years this year, he has a seven year old daughter Ann.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. A. EB. Fraternity
The
Lions
Missouri Athletic Club
St. Louis
Ann
Deaths Final Rites Held for Brother of Mrs Carroll
Floyd Andrews brother of Mrs OScar Carroll of Sikeston died July 24 in Stanford University Hospital San Francisco He was 68 and a member of Mason Lodge No 110 Fredericktown Mo and California Lodge of Perfection Jewel Lodge No 374 F A M officiated at the burial at Woodlawn Memorial Park Colma Calif He is survived by his wife Mrs May B Andrews a brother Elmo Andrews and three sisters Mrs E Porter Francis Mrs John H Entlen and Beatrice Andrews
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd Andrews
Oscar Carroll
Sikeston
Halsted and Company
San Francisco
Andrews
Stanford University Hospital
California
Masonic Lodge No
Fredericktown
California Lodge of Perfection
Jewel Lodge
Woodlawn Memorial Park
Colma
Calif
Carroll
May B. Andrews
Elmo Andrews
E. Porter Francis
John H. Entlen
Beatrice Andrews
Death of Carol Eaton Duckett 95 in Diehlstadt
Carol Eaton Duckett 95 of Diehlstadt died July 25 at his daughter's home. Born March 13 1857 in Barren County By he is survived by his daughter Mrs Mytie Jones five grandchildren and five great grandchildren. He was a member of the Missionary Baptist Church Vanduser. Funeral service July 27 2 p.m. at Diehlstadt Baptist Church Rev James Denven officiating. Burial in Oak Groves Charleston with the Welsh Service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carol Eaton Duckett
Diehlstadt
Mytie Jones
Barren County
Duckett
Missionary Baptist Church
Vanduser
Diehlstadt Baptist Church
James Denven
Oak Groves
Charleston
Myrtle Irene Young dies at home in Morehouse
Mrs Myrtle Irene Young a Morehouse widow of Bryant Young died at 9 p m Monday at her home near Morehouse Born June 18 1894 in Crocker County Tenn She leaves a son James Young of Morehouse and two daughters Mrs Mary Taylor and Mrs William Cannon both of Morehouse Also surviving two brothers Marvin Riddick Hall Tenn and Lenard Riddick Ripley Tenn A sister Mrs Euna Riddick of Morehouse Also five grandchildren Funeral 2 30 p m Wednesday at Old Field Methodist Church Old Field Tenn with burial in Old Field Cemetery Taylor Funeral Service
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Irene Young
Morehouse
Bryant Young
Crocker County
Tenn
Jas. Young
Mary Taylor
William Cannon
Marvin Riddick
Hall
Lenard Riddick
Ripley, Tenn
Euna Riddick
Old Field Methodist Church
Old Field
Old Field Cemetery
Taylor
Funeral services for Robert Young Jr
Funeral services are held for Robert Young Jr who died Monday in a local hospital. The arrangements are pending with services set to be announced by the family and funeral home.
Obituary: Robert Young dies in Missouri hospital
A man who suffered a neck injury in a swimming accident near Tanner died Monday at Missouri Baptist Hospital in St. Louis. Born November 6, 1936, in Tiptonville, Tenn., he is survived by his parents, siblings, and grandparents. Funeral services were held at 2 p.m. at the Welsh Funeral Chapel with burial in Portageville Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tanner
Robert
Tiptonville
Tenn
Missouri Baptist Hospital
St. Louis
Robert W. Young
Rt. 1
Sikeston
Helen Young
John K. Young
Adiak, Alaksa
Winston W. Young
Melvin Young
J. D. Young
Ed. Goodwin
Tiptonvile
Florence Young
Matthews
Portageville Cemetery
Mrs Grover Baker and Miss Terrell Visit Kansas City
Mrs Grover Baker and Miss Mary Jane Terrell left Monday to spend a week in Kansas City visiting Miss Terrell's mother Mrs Shaffter Taylor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grover Baker
Mary Jane Terrell
Kansas City
Miss Terrell
Shaffter Taylor
Funeral services for Wanda Arlene Durbin held in St Louis
Funeral services for Wanda Arlene Durbin 2 daughter of Mr and Mrs Emmett Durbin of St Louis were at 2 30 Tuesday at the Church of Christ with Rev J E Green officiating Burial was in Memorial Park by Albritton's Service She died Monday at the Children s Hospital in St Louis Survivors include her parents two half sisters Miss Pestine Taylor of Cape Girardeau Miss Linda Lee Durbin of the home one half brother Robert E Durbin of the home The Durbins former Sikeston residents moved to St Louis last February
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Puneral
Wanda Arlene Durbin
Emmett Durbin
St. Louis
Church of Christ
J. E. Green
Memorial Park
Albritton
Children’s Hospital
Wanda
Pestine Taylor
Cape Girardeau
Linda Lee Durbin
Greaseless Fungicide Ad At White's Drug Store
An 1900s style advertisement promises rapid relief from athlete’s foot using a strong fungicide called Greaseless. It claims the product penetrates skin, kills fungi on contact, and offers a 40 cent back guarantee if not satisfied. It directs readers to purchase today at White's Drug Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White’s
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Ann Alk
William E. Zioningham
Cunningham
Tang
Robert Gene Cunnigham
Jacksonville, Fla
R. C. Finley
B. F
Afr
F. A. Bell
Tapas
Sidney F. Duckwworth
Monanak Park
Lake of the @earks
Mr. Duckworth
Wendell Ensor
Jnc. O. Ensor
Wilbur Ensor
Gene Swinney
Verl Deckly
Charles Blanton
John Harper
Columbia
T. Ballard Watters
Mary
Secretary OF State
Missouri
Marshfield Mail
Missouri Press Association
Republican Editorial Association of Missouri
Lions International
Missouri State Highway Department
ABBR
Aliso
Spe
Sizemore’s Tin Shop
South Scott Street
Ferrell Oil Co
Sikeston -Morehouse
Eae
James Johnson
Carrie Fisher
Johnson
Fisher
Odie Ainsworth
San Antonio
Tex
Ainsworth
Trudy Coward
Jimmy DI
Mary Annn Johnson
Marjane
Aleena Aslin
Poplar Bluff
Gurl
Pleas Malcolm
Forrest Hobbs
Ed Freeman
Malcolm
Ott Sharp
Henry Simmons
Wayne Cummins
Barbara
Mr. Sharp
Jim Sexton
Bernard Rice
Paducah
Andrew Sandegren
Northwestern University
Atelier of Architecture
Chicago
Sandegren
Perryville
Sandegren Appliance Company
Hickory Ridge
France
69Th Artillery
C.A.C
United States
Richard Graf
Akutan
Aleutian Islands
Alaska
LaVerne Noyes
Northwestern
Frrternity House
Thielbar & Fugard Architects
Treasury
Peryville
Nome
Federal
Canal Zone
Panama
National Guard
Pearl Harbor
A. EK. Nairn
Guam
Rebecca Robinson
An Nis Marshall
Nairn
Ben Marie Marshall
Mr. Nairn
Sheraton Hotel
Europe
Robert Oliver
Marshall Home
Theodore Beggs
Richwoods
Barbara Gali Beggs
Arthur Smith
East St. Louis
Wu Scarbrough
Bessie
Charles Stubbs
Camp Hood
Will Scarbrough
Annis Marshall
Fletcher With- Tow
Betty Marshall
Opal Strayhorn
Rowlett Reynolds
Ethel Adams
Joe Adams
Jim Smith
Carrie Moss
Cora Strayhorn
Clayton Carroll
Southeast Missouri
Cape
Ora Jolly
Alton
Ill
Alvis Meyers, Jr
Annie Miller
Audrey Reams
Memphis
A. L. Davis
Robert Davis
Shirley Deason
W. D. Deason
Shirley
Robert Young, JR
Early Malcolm
Scott County
Sheriff
Republican
East Malone
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