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Newspaper
Sikeston Herald
Location
Sikeston, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1958
Page
6
Busy Portageville week features visitors from Menlo Park Chicago and New Madrid. Families attend weddings and commencements while locals travel to Cape Girardeau Sikeston and Rolla for medical visits church events and school activities. Adults and children engage in outings at Reelfoot Lake and attend graduations.
Weeks visiting with relatives in St. Louis include Vernell Wilkerson and Omer Frezier who returned to Chicago after a visit with Floyd and Mrs Quick. Andrew Brock visits relatives in St. Louis this week. Proxl parents Mr and Mrs Marvin Riggs near Portageville welcomed a son born Tuesday night Ronald Dean weighing 8 lbs 10 oz. Carol Strong celebrated her 12th birthday with a park party in New Madrid. attendees included Judy Riley Margaret Joyce Nesselroot Pamela Clyde and others. Carol received many gifts. Mrs Eva Diehl of Blue Grove Alabama visits this week before planning to move back to Litcum. Sgt Roz Abshier and Elbert Lee of Fort Slocum, with Mrs Blendie Huffman, will join him after an 18-month overseas tour. Mrs Abshier and Elbert Lee stayed with Mrs Huffman after being called to St Louis following Mrs Edward Abshier’s fall injury. J A McKenzie admitted to Delta Community Hospital Sikeston after a light stroke.
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