Local notices mingle travel and births in Cape Girardeau area
A parade of community notes lists visits, greetings, and family events across Cape Girardeau and surrounding towns. Many families share weekends with relatives, births, travel to St Louis and Sikeston, and church activities including a Baptist social and council meetings. A shift to St Louis Opera previews “Hit The Deck” and cast highlights at the Municipal Opera.
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Municipal Opera
Sue Ryan
Broadway
Comedienne
Gracie Field
Virginia Bolen
New York
Pal Joey
Tedday Hart
John Tyers
Lorraine Bridges
Local social notices from St Charles area families
B B Conrad spent the weekend at home in town while Mr and Mrs Charles Shelby and children dined with the J W Wrather family. Mr and Mrs Walter Blakely of Perryville visited the Godwin home. Miss Irene Sutton of St Louis visits relatives including the Suttons. Maurice Thornburg Gerald Howard and Lester King left Thursday for induction. Martha Ann Story is visiting her grandparents this week.
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Glenn Ryans
Billy Joe
Cape Girardeau
Ed Brack
Louis Buser
St. Louis
Ed. Buser
Elmer Haggard
Panchatula, la
Haggard
Etta Chamber
Hazel Salters
Sikeston
Jack Edwards
B. Y. P. U. of the Baptist Church
Savage
Glenn Fisher
Los Angeles
Cal
Bill
Bud Chambers
John Vaughn
St. Loui
Annalois Steinkamp
Wanda Sue Wofford
W. T. Wofford
Morehouse
Chillicothe Business College
Chillicothe
Bill Grossman
W. Grossman
C. H. Pease
Wyatt
Parmley Building
Rolley Rogers
Southeast Missouri Hospital
Martha Heath
Miner Switch
Arnold Crain
Bloomfield
Crain
Himmelberger-Harrison Manufacturing Company
Jas. Sanders
Chas. Leonard
Stella Leonard
Golconda
Don Leonard
Annabelle Jarvis
Chicago
Claude E. Williams
Harold
J. J. Clifford
Chaffee
Vera Wright
Alberta Wilkerson
Dexter
C. T. Clifford
Tmo
Orval Sanders
Barbara Jane
Wm. Grossman
Elgine Davis
East Fider
Pat Hayden
Blytheville, Ark
The
Baptist Church
George D. Engiehart
Gene
Stephen Foster
Leadwood
Burrel Gunn
State Teachers College
Ernest Cox
Noah Cox
J. L Cox
Chloe
J. F. Thornburg
Ruth Evelyn
Maurice Thornburg
Potosi
W. A. Montgomery
Anniston
Archie Burch
Maxine Montgomery
Tuesaday
Wanda Waters
Tom Chism
Morley
Fort Knox
Britt Chism
Proffer
Jefferson Barracks
C. A. Critchlow
Mary Alice
William Depre
Bruce
Harold Summers
Gray Ridge
Vincent Weissman
Perryville
Charles Spalding
Donald Story
Kingdom
A. J. Cronin
B. B. Conrad
St. Charles
Charles Shelby
J. W. Wrather
Walter Blakely
Wallace Godwin
Irene Sutton
M. H. Sutton
Gerald Howard
Lester King
Cardinals Start 22-Game Homestand With Pirates Night Contest
ST LOUIS Missouri June 24 When the Cardinals return home next Tuesday they will meet the Pittsburgh Pirates in a night contest launching a 22 game homestand featuring four night games on June 30 July 2 9 and 16 and three big weekend attractions The Cardinal Chicago series with consecutive doubleheaders July 4 5 and the four games with Brooklyn July 18 19 are highlighted Tickets are on sale at the Cardinal Arcade Bldg office by mail order or by calling Long Distance 99
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ST. Louis
Cardinals
Pittsburgh Pirates
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Cardinal Arcade Bldg
Political Announcements for Scott County Candidates 1942
The Herald lists numerous Democratic candidates for Scott County offices in the August 4 1942 primary. Names include A Herbert Marshall M D for Congress in the 10th District W Allan Hubbard for Circuit Clerk LEO Pfefferkorn for Clerk of Scott County Circuit Court David E Blanton Prosecuting Attorney Russell Hoot Gibson for Surveyor Joe Anderson E Felker Eugene Munger L S Brock Jr H F Kirkpatrick Hess Porter Lyman Harrison Harry C Watkins Jr Byron Wade W A English Joe Diebold Tom Scott W H Carter for Justice of the Peace Richland Township plus others subject to voter will in August 1942.
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Charleston
W. Allan
Sammy) Hubbard
Chaffee
Scott County
Leo J. Pfefferkorn
Scott County Circuit Court
David E. Blanton
Russell (Hoot) Gibson
Co. E. Felker
Eugene Munger
L.S. Brock JR
Recorder of Deeds
H. F. Kirkpatrick
Lyman Harrison
Harry C. Watkins JR
Byron Wade
W. A. English
Ihy
Joe Diebold
Deeds
W. H. Carter
Office For Justice of the Peace
Richland Township
Scott Coun
Kennedy area to observe Independence Day closures
All dry goods stores furniture stores and other Ken nett businesses will be closed all day Saturday July 4. Advertise for renters in The Herald.
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Kennett
the Herald
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