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Sikeston Herald

Location

Sikeston, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 1948

Page

11

Morehouse News Highlights Local Visitors and Events

Morehouse notes show visits from Steele Missouri New Madrid and Cairo Illinois. Scouts from Troop 49 went to Benton. Baseball teams, Rebekah lodge and Odd Fellows Memorial services, and a pie supper are recorded with various local residents traveling to Sikeston Tiptonville Miner and Mobile. A player transfer to St Louis and a kitchen stove payment are also noted.

Sue Owings Steele, Mo Hattie Tullie New Madrid Morehouse Benton Eva Laminack Arkansas Mary Asberry Tiptonville Tenn Ruth Gregory Peggy Stewart Sikeston Marshall Spence Bearcreek Hubert Carrington Lalbourn Herbert Brown I Jr St. Louis Joe Thompson Carolyn Dexter Maggie Lawless Cairo Ray Marshall M. E. McCurry Malden Bert Shelby Dick Bryant Jane Ruth Ann Thompson Cr. H. Pease Branden Hospital Poplar Bluff Miner Lelia J. Hinson Harold E. B Mobile Ala John Hutson Marilyn Atkins Ark R.C Savage Morehouse Lumberjacks Tiptonville Merchants Club Jess Hendon Frank Evers Jefferson City Ernie Arbor Miami Fla John Carrington Louise Carrngton Miami University Rebekah Lodge Odd Fellows Grady Anderson The Baptist Church Union City R C. Savage Russell Sloan J. R. Hutson Johnny Eugene Bohannon Delta Savage Hank Savage C. Savage Grffin St. Loui Bank Griffin Rebekah

Highway Condition Bulletin June 16 1948 Regional Closures

Period ending June 16 1948 outlines Missouri routes with construction and traffic impacts. Major closures on Route 67 between Fredericktown and Poplar Bluff require detours via Route 61 and 51. Also notes one way traffic on Route 60 and 62 segments with minimal delays, plus several ditching, shoulder, and paving works across Butler, New Madrid, Dunklin, Scott, and Pemiscot counties. Premature birth noted as leading cause of infant deaths in Missouri.

U. S. Rt Butler County Fisk Poplar Bluff Scott County Sikeston New Madrid Hayti U. S.S. Rt Madison Wayne Butler Fredericktown Stoddard Bloomfield Quinn Dunklin County Campbell Holcomb Risco New Madrid County Malden Rt T U. S Lake Wappapela Rt. T Rt. 60 Cape Girardeau County Rt. V Egypt Mills Rt P LaForge Pemiscot Rts. C

Oran News Highlights Local Social and Navy Training Moves

Mary Purcell correspondence and list of Oran residents visiting relatives. Lee Mabrey and grandson Billie Mabrey of Fornfelt joined C C Myers for a recent visit. Pfc Raymond Bickings transferred from Keesler Field to Tin dall Field. Dannenmueller family naval training and reburial updates.

Island transfer and local summer college enrollments noted

Hollingsworth moved here last week. Jester transferred to Guam from Maryland. Summer term enrollment at State College in Cape Girardeau includes Miss Henrietta Fulton Hannah Languell and Gill Watkins with Mesdames Charles Baty Thelma Maddox R H Henson and Wilbur Smith Finley Maddox and Melvin Gatley. Mr and Mrs Wesley Hodges and family of Tanner visited Oran and Wappapella, enjoyed meals and fishing. Sgt and Mrs Reece Venable of Spokane arrived for a 15 day furlough to visit relatives and arrange transport for their children ahead of a return to Germany.

Pfc Raymond Bickings Oran Keesler Field Miss Tindall Field Ray B. Lucas Kansas City Anna Lucas James Bryant Sikeston Arthur McCray Elmer Heney Bill, Dean and Bird Betty Ventres St Louis Douglas Blankenship University of Missouri Columbia Harry Lipe Jerry Carbondale Ill Mary Dillon Carl Lipe Cora Sears Randles Masteline Wanda West Owens Vancuser Vernon Jester Aberdeen Maryland Lizzie Hollingsworth Guam State College Cape Girardeau Henrietta Fulton Hannah Languell Gill Watkins Charles Baty Thelma Maddox R. H. Henson Wilbur Smith Finley Maddox Melvin Gatley Wesley Hodges Tanner Joe A. Miller Wappapella Reece H. Venable Spokane Wash

Longtime St Louis matriarch Mae Dillingham dies

Mrs Mae Dillingham aged 471 years died at home in St Louis after a long illness Monday night. Funeral services were held at Oran Baptist church conducted by Rev C B Warren. Interment in Friend cemetery. Born Mae Gross near Oran she married in 1917 and lived in St Louis 25 years. Survived by husband, daughter Maxine Schumacher of St Louis, two sisters Roxie Halter and Clara Maddox of Oran, a stepsister, a half-sister pair, two half-brothers and other kin including Barney Hayden in Navy.

Mae Dillingham Orville Dillingham St Louis Oran ‘Baptist Church C B. Warren Friend Cemetery Mae Gross Dillingham Oran Maxine Schumacher Roxie Halter Clara Maddox Tom Smiddy Charles Baty Claude Wood Jerome Blocker Wilbur Smith John Hayden Barney Hayden Navy

Traffic Safety: Laws on Stopping on Highways

Rural highway safety guide explains Missouri Motor Vehicle Laws 8385 and 8386 r. Vehicles not in motion must pull to the right, lights required when parked, and warn moving traffic. Avoid stopping on traveled portions, near hills or curves. better to move to a safe location even with a flat tire. Pedestrians are highlighted as key in safety.

Pedestrian safety rules urged after traffic death study

A study of urban and rural pedestrian fatalities finds crossing against signals most hazardous, with 27 percent of crossings at intersections without signals and 10 percent at signalized ones. Safe actions urged include crossing only at intersections and walking with traffic, plus night visibility and rural facing traffic. The city allocates playground funds and installs 21 cent parking meters as mayor Bowman announces plans.

Jackson J. R. Bowman

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Morehouse News Lois Heaton Missour Oran News Mary Purcell Lee Mabrey Billie Mabrey Fornfelt C. C. Myers Donald Lee Bollinger Rosa Hooker John Thompson East Prairie Dogwood John Limbaugh Jack Limbaugh Great Lakes Clifford Dannenmueller Naval Reserve Harris Field Leo Dannenmueller Leo H Dannenmueller Jr Scott County Advisory Health Council Coveraprice Cheywsbet Chevrolet Too Will Aed Mitchell-Sharp Chevrolet Company West Center Street Sikeston, Missouri Highway Patrol NEW Madrid County Farmers Mutual Fire Insurance Co., Inc Scott, Mississippi Pemiscot,Dunkiin and Burt H. Rowe Realms Stailcup and Tire Company Highway 61 W. N. (Boyd) Crowell Ethridge Highway Puppelee
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