Burgess Rites Planned in Arkansas for Navy Man
Funeral arrangements for Cox wain Leonard I. Burgess are awaited while the body returns from San Francisco after service in the Philippines. Burial will be in Fayetteville National Cemetery with full military rites. Burgess, born June 4, 1923 in Calico Rock, died November 10 1944 in the South Pacific. He served with the Navy since 1941 and is survived by three brothers Carl Darris Lonnie and a sister Almeda Foster. his mother had died recently. The Welsh Funeral Home handles arrangements.
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Coxwain Leonard I. Burgess
San Francisco
Cal
National Cemetery
Fayetteville
Ark
Burgess
Calico Rock
Sikeston
Here
Navy
South Pacific
A. L. Burgess
Carl
Darris
Lonnie George Burgess
Almeda Foster
Minneapolis
Minn
Welsh Funeral Home
Yearly Subscription Rates Notice in Sikeston Post
The notice records subscription rate information filed as second-class matter on March 9 1908 at the Sikeston Missouri post office under the 1879 act.
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Sikeston
Missouri
Rotary Alm Night Honors Members Wives at Durm Hotel
The Durm Hotel hosted the Rotary Club meeting Monday with wives of members as guests. A musical program featured a girls trio led by Peggy Lair on piano. Walter Bold of a St Louis wholesale dry goods firm attended as a guest. A miscellaneous household shower celebrated Mr and Mrs Doyle Cloud at 113 East Gladys Street. Wayne Dickson will lead next week’s program at the Palace Cafe.
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Rotary Club
Durm Hotel
Peggy Lair
Walter Bold
St., Louis
Doyle Cloud
East Gladys Street
Palace Cafe
Wayne Dickson
Methodist Women Circle Meetings Announced
The Women’s Society of Christian Service circles announce Thursday gatherings on June 17 with Circle 1 at 2 30, Circle 2 at 2 30, Circle 3 at 7 30, Circle 4 with Mrs Putnam, Circle 5 at 7 30, and Circle 6 at 2 30 at specified homes including Mrs Burt Rowe Mrs Jas Kevil Mrs Foley Mrs E R Putnam Mrs A C Barrett and Mrs H G Sharp.
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Women’s Society of Christian Service
The
Methodist Church
Taylor
Burt -Rowe
Ben Jon
Jas. Kevil
Russell-Bradley
J. W. Foley
Ebert-Kready
E. R
Memorial service held for Rebekah Lodge and Odd Fellows
A joint memorial service for the Rebekah Lodge and Odd Fellows was held Tuesday evening at the Odd Fellows hall. The event featured three charges led by noble grand Mrs Lencil Crouthers vice grand Mrs Wayne Cummins and past grand Mrs Carl Vincent with a prayer by chaplain Mrs Thomas Carroll. Dr F L Sisson Jr delivered the guest address and vocalists included Mrs Clifford Pinkstaff Mrs Cleo Barnes W S Beasley and Dr Sisson. The next Rebekah lodge meeting will be held tomorrow evening at the hall with noble grand Mrs Hester Forbis in charge.
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Rebekah Lodge
Odd Fellows
Odd Fellows Hall
Noble Grand
Lencil Crouthers
Wayne Cummins
Carl Vincent
Thomas Carroll
F. L. Sisson Jr
Clifford Pinkstaff
Cleo Barnes
W S Beasley
Sisson
Hester Forbis
TWO RECITALS FOR MISS CLARKS PUPILS
The junior piano pupils of Miss Kathryn Clark held a recital at her North Stoddard street home last Wednesday evening. Participants included George Raymond Tope, Carole Keller, Carl W Heuser, Judy Alexander, Nancy Wilford, Donna Sue Dickerson, Gwen Gilbert, Beverly Butler, Irma Schlosser, Kay Miller, Judy Burke, Louis Watkins, Susan Weaks, Ruth Holton, Anna Fox, and others.
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Kathryn Clark
North Stoddard Street
George Raymond Tope
Carole Keller
Carl W Heuser
Judith
Patsy Murbach
Judy Alexander
Mary C. French
Elizabeth Cummins
Allen Malcolm
Nancy Wilford
Donna Sue Dickerson
Gwen Gilbert
Beverly Butler
Irma
Sue Schlosser
Kay Miller
Billy Dale
Sue Burke
Louis
Margaret Watkins
Susan Weaks
Ruth C
Margaret
Marshall
Jane Bowman
Stella Jean Shankle
Phyllis Laux
Bile Jean Larker
Virginia Ruth Hambrick
Mona Scott
Joe Fox
Patsy Moore
Peggy Butler
Marcia Williams
Norma Jean Walker
Margaret Ann White
Marilyn Baker
Ruth Davis
Laquitta Branum
Miss Clark
Brother of Sikeston Woman Dies at Chaffee
John W. Holt, 70, brother of Mrs. Claud Wright of Sikeston, died at his Chaffee home last Friday. Funeral Sunday at Chaffee Baptist Church, burial in Union Park cemetery. Holt, a Warm Springs Ark native, lived in Blodgett and Chaffee after 1923, survived by wife Effie Street Holt, two sons Freeman and Thurman, two daughters Mrs. Praul and Mrs. Enderle, brother Charles Holt of La Salle, Mich, and four sisters in Warm Springs, Poynor Ark, and Sikeston area.
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John W. Holt
Claud Wright
Sikeston
Chaffee
Chaffee Baptist Church
Bural
Union Park
Mr. Holt
Warm Springs
Ark
Blodgett
Effie Street Holt
Freeman and
Thurman Holt
Charles Praul
Union
John Enderle
Charles Holt
la Salle
Mich
George Street
Benjamin Woolridge
Frank Roberts
Poynor
Wright
Mother of Sikeston Man Dies at 89 in Piedmont
Mrs. Margaret L. Jones of Piedmont died Thursday at home aged 89. Funeral services were held last Sunday in Piedmont. She was wife of Solomon F. Jones and mother to Frank Jones of Sikeston, a daughter, and five sons including Dr Charles H Jones and Dr Noah M Jones among others across Brunot Piedmont Campbell Lilbourn Baderville and Sikeston.
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Margaret L. Jones
Frank Jones
Sikeston
Piedmont
Jones
Solomon F. Jones
Cora Russell
Brunot
Charles H Jones
E. E. Jones
Noah M. Jones
Lilbourn
T D. Jones
Campbell
Roy M. Jones
Baderville
Railroad Brakeman Drowns During Castor River Trip
Illmo resident Cotton Belt Railroad brakeman C. B. Bollinger, 32, drowned Tuesday while swimming with a fellow worker near Zalma Castor River. Body found in about seven feet of water. He is survived by his widow Jewell Smith Bollinger, two daughters, a son, and a sister. Funeral plans pending relatives.
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Burl C. Bollinger
Cotton Belt Railroad
Castor River
Zalma
Bollinger
Jewell Smith
Chaffee
Fornfelt
Last Rites Today For Retired Veterinarian
ADVANCE Dr. O. B. Jared 78, a long time area veterinarian, died Tuesday morning from complications. Funeral services were held this afternoon at Morgan Funeral Home with Rev. WB Parrott officiating. Interment followed at Pleasant Hill Cemetery. Surviving: son John P. Jared of Advance. daughters Mrs. Jessie Kitchens of Advance and Mrs. Bessie Myers of Gideon. two grandchildren.
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Advance
O. B. Jared
Morgan Funeral Home
In Memoriam for Our Son and Brother Drowned Three Years On
A memorial note from Mr. and Mrs. Goble Trall and family and Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Peterson expresses grief three years after a drowning. The verse recalls a broken circle and a vacant chair, stating not dead to loved ones and that he lived in memory.
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Goble Trall
R. C. Peterson
Visit to Glendale Missouri with Sister
A brief note describes traveling to Glendale Missouri to visit the narrator’s sister. The passage emphasizes a family visit and the location of the destination.
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Glendale
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