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Newspaper
Sikeston Herald
Location
Sikeston, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1939
Page
9
Miss Louise Nienstedt and Miss Mabel Sadler spent the week end with home folks in Blodgett. Many residents and guests attended church and local meetings, with travel to St Louis and New York fairs. Revival services led by Rev A J Johnson were held at the Baptist church, and a CCC camp resident visited from Centura Station.
Maurice Beardslee of Detroit visiting relatives in Commerce this week. W. A. Post of Cape Girardeau transacted business here Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Zarkor of Sikeston visited friends Sunday. Miss Estelle Bondurant teaches in St. Louis County here for the summer with relatives. Mrs. Mary Blackledge returned home after a week with her daughter in St. Louis. Mr. and Mrs. L. S. Brock of St. Louis spent the weekend with Mrs. Brock's parents. Scott County Woman's Democratic Club met in Commerce with 45 members. Mrs. Harold Carson of St. Louis visited relatives here. her daughter Louise stayed with grandparents Wr. and Mrs. Lumm. Mrs. H. T. Proetz and son Richard, Mrs. Wennel Blanton and son Wendel Jr., and daughter Marjorie of St. Louis were guests of Mrs. Elizabeth Buil earlier in the week. Mrs. A. E. Uelsmann and son Billy Jean, Mrs. Dankle and daughter of Cape Girardeau, and Mrs. Rosa Koch of Macedonia were guests of Mrs. Ralph Derby last Thursday. Miss Marie Alexander, taught in Alaska last year, here for the summer with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Alexander, with other Alexander daughters visiting. Guests at the Alexander home include Mrs. Leon Burham and children of Gallup New Mexico, Mrs. Julia Schwab and daughter Julia Ann of Dawson Springs Ky, Miss Barbara Alexander of Langley Field Va, and Miss Agnes Alexander who finished college in Louisville Ky.
Banks and trust companies organized under State laws and having eight or more employees are required to pay unemployment contributions until the State law exempting them becomes effective. They must promptly furnish employees social security numbers and arrange to complete paying contributions to the Unemployment Compensation Commission of Missouri, announced by Andrew J. Murphy, chairman.
Funeral services were conducted at 3 o'clock Monday afternoon at the Pentecostal church in Morehouse for Charles A. Brown 77 who died of a kidney ailment Sunday Interment followed at Memorial Park cemetery with Welsh service Brown an employee of Himmelberger Harrison Lumber Company in Morehouse for many years was born at Golconda Illinois on January 16 1862 Survivors include his widow Anna Brown two sons Earl and Calvin Brown of Morehouse three daughters Opal Stearns of Taylorville Dr Myrtle Bishop of Johnston City and Mabel Morgan of St Louis and seventeen grandchildren The report also mentions various local social notes and visits with relatives in Arkansas Missouri and Illinois.
Morley Missouri June 21 in a simple ring ceremony at the bride’s mother home Miss Leda Daugherty became the wife of Dr Frank L Sisson of Bowling Green. Attended by Mrs Daugherty and Joe Emerson the couple will reside with the bride’s mother temporarily.
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