Deaths Mrs Ivah Mitchell Sikeston native dies in Cairo
Former Sikeston resident Mrs Ivah Mitchell 72 died at a Cairo hospital after breaking a hip in a Charleston fall two weeks earlier. Born January 24, 1880 in Oran she was the daughter of the late W H Myers and Louisa Matthews Myers. She lived in Sikeston until nine years ago when she moved to Charleston to live with a daughter. She leaves son Lyman Mitchell of Buffalo New York and daughter Mrs Fred Taylor of Charleston plus four grandchildren. Her husband Charles Myers preceded her in death. Mrs Myers had long resided in this area and was related to several Sikeston people.
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Sikeston
Ivah Mitchell
Cairo
Charleston
Oran
W. H. Myers
Louisa Matthews Myers
Melfred Taylor
Charles
Myers
Rites Held For Route Three Man
Thomas Franklin Lingle 74 of Route 3 Sikeston died at home Saturday morning born July 13 1878 Goreville Illinois. Survived by wife seven children a stepson a brother and a sister. Services 2:30 p.m. Sunday at residence with Rev Raymond Campbell officiating burial in Carpenter Cemetery.
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Thomas Franklin Lingle
Sikeston
Goreville
Alice Lingle
Everett Lingle
Charleston
Earl Lingle
Gladys Baker
Bell City
Clarence Patterson
Morehouse
Chester Holt
Earl Brewer
Flail Sloan
Laurence Lampley
Puxico
William Lingle
Illinois
Ellen Shell
Texarkana
Ark
Mary B. Latimer Obituary Noted at 89 in Missouri
Mary Henrietta Latimer aged 89 died June 5 in Miner Missouri born January 3 1863 in Obion County Tennessee She is survived by her niece Mrs W C Thompson with whom she lived and by Mrs Mattie Ledford Caruthersville Mrs Ruth Baker Madison Tennessee and nephew Herman Hicks Muskegon Michigan Services will be held at Beech Presbyterian Church Union City Tennessee Saturday at 10 30 a m Burial will follow in Beech Cemetery Body lies in state at Welsh Funeral Home until 8 30 Saturday morning
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Mary Henrietta Latimer
Miner
Obion County
Tennessee
W. C. Thompson
Mattie Ledford
Caruthersville
Ruth Baker
Madison
Tenn
Herman Hicks
Muskegon
Mich
Beech Presbyterian Church
Union City
Beech Cemetery
Welsh Funeral Home
Pinkstaff Rites Held Tuesday for Sikeston Navy Man
The Rev B B D Owen officiated at final rites for Clifford A Pinkstaff 43 of Sikeston who died May 21 while serving with the Navy on Guam The service was at First Baptist Church with burial in Memorial Park Cemetery and military rites by the Naval Training Unit from Cape Girardeau Commander Nesbitt in charge Survived by wife Mrs C A Pinkstaff son Jim my father W E Pinkstaff and brother Dale Pinkstaff
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B&b. D. Owen
Clifford A. Pinkstaff
Sikeston
Navy
Guam
First Baptist Church
C. A. Pinkstaff
Jimmy
W. E. Pinkstaff
Dale Pinkstaff
Edwards, Wash
Memorial Park
John Hawley dies in Cape Girardeau at 92
John Reuben Hawley born March 24 1874 in Vera Illinois died June 8 at Missouri Delta Community Hospital. Survived by children Mrs Oscar Hamm Charles R Hawley John Eugene Hawley Mrs Elizabeth Lloyd and brother Lawrence Hawley. Services June 12 at 2 pm Herman Chapel with Rev J M Overby. Burial New Lonmer Cemetery Cape Girardeau. Resident of Cape Girardeau 50 years at 760 Giboney Ave.
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John Reuben Hawley
Vera
Ill
Missouri Delta Community Hospital
Oscar Hamm
Compton
Calif
Charles R. Hawley
Long Beech
John Eugene Hawley
Chicago
Elizabeth Lloyd
Buffalo
Lawrence Hawley
Illinois
Herman Chapel
J. M. Overby
Maple Avenue Methodist Church
Cape Girardeau
New Lonmer
Welsh Funeral Home
Sikeston
Hawley
Giboney Ave
Diehlstadt News Roundup of Weekend Visits and Accidents
Diehlstadt residents hosted and visited relatives over the weekend including Tomlinson and Hayes families from St. Louis, California residents J T House and Paul House, and graduates at Peabody College. Clifford Sutton suffered a hip fracture in a garage fall and later surgery in Cape Girardeau. his prior leg injury from a ladder fall is noted. Community Vacation Bible School—joint Methodist and Christian Churches led by pastors—announced.
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Tommie Tomlinson
Ray Hayes
St. Louis
Gus Ray
Idis Ashmore
Don
Dwain
Wayne Bush
Kentucky Lake
Orville Holt
Holt
Charley Holt
Calif
Here
California
J. T
Paul House
Harry Daumey
Ida Dillingham
Lee Reid
Terry Ann
Granite City
Paul Armsby
Cape Girardeau
Albert Crasns
Harry Burton
Earl Crader
Dwight Crader
Neil Crader
Nashville
Peabody College
Crader
B. B. Crader
Tonnie Tomlinson
Detroit, Mich
Murray
State College
Leonard Yennie
Edwardsville
Ill
Oscar Heldenbrand
Clifford Sutton
Missouri Delta Community Hospital
St. Francis Hospital
Sutton
Community Vacation Bible School
Methodist and
Christian Churches
Harold
Big Fathers Day service at Nazarene Church
A Fathers Day program is planned for next Sunday at the Church of the Nazarene with the Browning Quartet of Olive Branch singing from 9:30 to 11:30 a.m. Three family group photos will be awarded to fathers with the most relatives in Sunday School, the most people in 8.8, and the youngest father with the most relatives in Sunday School. A basket dinner follows the service. Sunday School begins at 9:30.
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Church of the Nazarene
Browning Quartet
Olive Branch
Ill
S.S
Browning
Francis Baird
William
New Madrid
Sam Bledsoe
W. C. Moore
Sikeston
Robert Moore
Missouri Delta Community Hospital
Robert
Albert Sutton
Louanna
Bob Shelby
Charleston
David Radcliffe
Danville
Inl
Mary Dell Lear
Jackson
Malcolm Radcliffe
Radcliffe
University of Illinois At
Urbana
Paul Jones
Virginia
Larry
Santa Rosa
Texas
Inlaw
Charles Jones
Lester King
B. B. Conrad
Sikeston Chamber Pushes Membership Drive Citywide
The Sikeston Chamber of Commerce urges all merchants and residents to join, arguing progress hinges on collective effort. Despite many new members, some businesspeople refuse to contribute, citing 25 dollars as unaffordable while buying a four thousand dollar car. The piece calls for broad support to advance Sikeston as a growing Southeast Missouri city.
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Sikeston
Chamber
Chamber of Commerce
Individul
Sikeston Chamber of Commerce
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Mary B. Lotimer
Jos. A. Leslie
Telephone No
Welter Bldg
Sorett CO
PCLT
John Hawley
Diehlstadt
Paul Norman
Matthews
Glenda Conrad
Spickelmeier
A. C. Middleton
Christian Church
Evin Gilpin
Charles Gardner
Homer Greene
William Depre
Alfred Byrd
van Robber
Fred Vandever
Lloyd Eby
Colleen Moore
Dennis Parson
Lee Graham
J. O. Pack
Annie Lee Pack
Carolyn Sue Moseley
Blytheville, Ark
Bruce Eby
Johnny Calvin
Mary Jane Robbs
Janice Par Son
Sue Moore
Bonnie Ruth Conrad
Wallace Crane
J. H. Calvin
Guy Calvin
Van
Overton Ong
N. K’way
Trousseau
the Vogue Dress Shop
East Front
Sikeston, Mo
AGP
A&p
O.P.S
Imera Osiataoa
A&ps
A& P
Borden's
Borden’s
Angel Food
Armour
Hormel
Iona
Jloma
U.S
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