Oran News Community Highlights and Visits
Oran News reports numerous local visits and family connections. Grassy, Missouri business, St Louis guests, hospital dismissals, travel to Detroit and St Louis, Father’s Day plans, and a Mayfield area vacation are noted along with church activities, school close, and extended family gatherings across Oran and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Kelley
Grassy
Joe Maddox
St. Louis
Nona Crafton
William Maddox
Ervin Maddox
St Louis
Leo Buckholt
Southeast Missouri Hospital
Joe Loyd
Caruthersville
Claude Wood
Norma Jean Soberman
C. E. Elkins
Ettie Snider
Lou Lloyd
A. H. Boller
Eugene Boller
Dr. Boller
Detroit
Charles Diebold
Helen Diebold
Ona Snider
W. M. Hartman
Georgia
Mack Wright
Mr. Wright
C. O. Wright
Kennett
Mack Eachus
Virginia Eachus
St. Genevieve
Harry Womack
Tommy
Cape Girardeau
Ragan Harris
Peggy Sue
Memphis
Tenn
Campbell’s Clinic
G. K. Patterson
Peggy Jean
Sandra Kay Barper
Emma Bowman
Fred Bowman
Sikeston
J. R. Depriest
Frank May
Charles Baty
Mary Vaughn
William Vaughn
Max Hirschowitz
Missouri Baptist Hospital
Harry Lynn
Sgt
Henry Lynn
Fourth
Germany
The
Baptist Church
John Wright
Jesse Parker
Sandra
Fornfelt
Tom Baty
Warner LeDuke
Tiptonville
Leo Wagoner
Orange
Texas
Martin Menz
Hershel Wagoner
Wagoner
Leonard Evans
Blvtheville
Ark
T. Leroy Heisserer Jr
Z. A. Heisserer
Weldon Maddox
Chet Clark
Howard
Ella Baill
Carol Maddox
Faonia
Cole
Frank Shoulders
Bud Shoulders
F. PD
Shoulders
William Gortz
Harold Cox
Beale School
the Baptist Church
Oran
Mary Purcell
Carl Lipe
Walter Temme
Robert Griffin
Charles Sallee
Anthony
Scott County
Pludget
Frank Nestocccinehe
Madisonville
Neal
Local social notes from Matthews area
A string of visits and family gatherings unfolds across Matthews and nearby towns. Residents including the Critchlows, Reed, Huls, and Denbows hosted relatives from Cape Girardeau, Memphis, Sikeston, and Los Angeles, while others attended showers, lectures, and a cataract operation. A house fire near Lilbourn destroyed the McFarland home and belongings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Zimmer
Joe Duckett
Advance
J. R. Boyer
Kewanee
O. E. Critchlow
Fred Shrum
Methodist Church
Hugh Rogers
Bill
Willard Sanders
Archie Burch
Missouri Delta Community Hospital
Sikeston
Virgil Gaines
Near Lilbourn
Clifford Reed
Carrie Best
Urbana
H. J. Pilaut
Cape Girardeau
D. B. Harris
Columbia
Roy K. Stanley
Frank Allen
Hickman
C. C. Caldwell
Lester King
Murray
State College
Max
John Clay Huls
Port Arthur
Texas
J. T. Huls
C. A. Critchlow
William Depre
Mary Alice Critchlow
Madeline Krahn
Burl Givens
Joe Silverthorn
Lois Curtis
Colleen Moore
Euphelia Curtis
Teo
B. H. Cleaver
E. E. Jones
Lilbourn
Della Savwyer
Memphis
Mainard
Charlie Denbow
Billie Miller
Los Angeles
Calif
Welton Adams
Wilma Baskins
Jewel Flemings
Jackie
Tenn
McFarland
John Shell
Paving Moore Avenue in Sikeston Wakefield Addition
The City Council of Sikeston Missouri declares it necessary to pave Moore Avenue from the north side of Wakefield Avenue north to the Wakefield Addition boundary. The project uses five inch concrete pavement with lip curb and gutter funded by special assessment on benefiting properties. Publication to follow in The Sikeston Herald after June 6, 1949 approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moore Avenue
Wakefield Avenue
Wakefield Addition
City OF
Sikeston
State OF Missouri
General Revenue Fund
Order of Publication in Scott County Missouri Suit
Court action to quiet title on Lot 1 Block 20 Chamber of Commerce Addition Sikeston Scott County Missouri summons defendants including Glasgow Kee Hutchinson and Butler and others. Publication required 45 days after June 16 1949. Clerk W Allan Hubbard Deputy E A Daniel seal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Missouri
Hubert Columbus Glasgow
Ruby Thomas Glasgow
William Prentice Kee
Thaddeus Hutchinson
County of
Scott
Scott County
Missouri
Chamber of Commerce
Sikeston
Bailey & Craig
Sikeston Herald
W. Allan Hubbard
E. A. Daniel
Sikeston to pave College Avenue from Sikes to Moore
City of Sikeston declares necessary paving of College Avenue from East Sikes Avenue to West Moore Avenue as a continuous improvement. Plans and costs are in Ordinance 1826 on file. paying and engineering costs will be assessed to benefiting property owners via special tax bills. Publication dates set for the next two weeks, dated June 6, 1949.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Avenue
Sikes Avenue
Moore Avenue
City OF
Sikeston
State OF Missouri
General Revenue Fund
A. C. Barrett
Taylor Avenue
Sikeston Herald
Saur
M. L. Carroll
Moore Avenue Taylor Avenue street project costs and levy
East side of Moore Avenue to west side of Taylor Avenue forms the project area for College Avenue as well. Costs will be paid by benefiting property owners via a special assessment or tax. Publication context notes the June 6 1949 approval and official seal.
Public resolution notice and local furniture ad
A city resolution relates to the east side of Taylor Avenue and U S Highway 61, with approval and attestation noted by city officials. The notice also advertises new shipments and bargain sales at Lair's Sikeston, including Howell breakfast sets and various furniture, with dates June 23 to 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howell
Simmons
Mengel
Krochler
Armstrong
Lair’s
Sikeston
Special Election to Extend Sikeston City Limits
The City of Sikeston Missouri will hold a special election on Tuesday July 12 1949 in four wards with polling places at City Hall Carrolls Service Station Walton Williams Ford Garage Sikeston Armory Polls open 6 am to 7 pm. Voters in Sikeston may vote on extending city boundaries into Scott and New Madrid counties along a long described route including Memorial Cemetery South Kings Highway and US Highway 61. The notice is signed June 6 1949 by city official TAP A Caneed foods...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charter Oak Club
Kenneth Averett
Dick Baldwin
Cancer Fund
Sonny Poe
Everett Hessling
O. Lusk
Sikeston
Missouri
Scott and
New Madrid
State of Missouri
U. S. Public Survey
Memorial Park Cemetery
Said Memorial Park Cemetery
Same
Jones’ Addition
Township 26
Range 14
Jones
St. Louis
San Francisco
R. R. Co
Sunset Addition
City Hall
City Halls
Carroll's
North Stoddard St
Walton-Williams Ford
West Malone Ave
Sikeston Armory
U. S. Highway 61
Public Health Center Tax Election Set for Scott County
Scott County Missouri to hold a special election Tuesday August 23 1949 on a proposed annual tax of one mill for 20 years to fund a public health center. Petition signed by over ten percent of gubernatorial voters backs the measure and bond issuance for site purchase construction and operation. Polls open 6:00 am to 7:00 pm with county court oversight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott County
Missouri
Sixty-Third
General Assembly
State of
North Ramney Avenue paving to Sikes Avenue project
City plans a concrete pavement lane with lip curb and gutter from Ramney Avenue east to Sikes Avenue as a continuous improvement. Plans specifications and cost estimates are on file with the City Clerk. The work will be funded by a special assessment on benefited properties as approved by Ordinance 1825.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Oran News
Claude McWaters
Jackson
Mich
Frank Mier
McWaters
George Pearman
James Childs
Fairfield
Pearmans
F. W. Graham
Charleston
Nick Scheeter
Thomas Irwin
Judy
Flint, Mich
W. G. Irwin
Perkins
G. J. Yount
L. A. Cook
Earl Yount
Joan
Tom Cox
Roy Yount
Dawson Cook
Cherry Sue
Poplar Bluff
William Brown
Honolulu
Hawaii
Boyd Ryan
Glenda Conrad
of Scott
Ella Vick
Hubert Columbus
Glasgow
Ruby Thomas
Margaret Irene Crowson
Mary Frances Jewell
Janice Bone Whybark
Vinnie Graham
J. W. Butler
J. W. Butler Jr
Cathryn Ann Butler
Scott County Abstract Co
Harris D. Rogers
Benton, Mo
Barrett
County Court OF
Harry C. Watkins, JR
Lair’'S
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