Local News Items From Lilbourn and Nearby Towns
Local residents and visitors are listed with brief social notices. Debra Greer hosted a gathering in Lilbourn with Miss Appalone and Owen Taul. Supt Neil C Aslin attended an educational meeting in Columbia Missouri. Ida Gardner of Lilbourn visited friends here with Miss Maxine Miller. Mrs P L McLaurin and Miss Appalone Taul hosted guests of Mrs Jim Gipson in Sikeston. James D Kochel W M Moore and Maud Adams shopped in Cape Girardeau. Emory Tharp and family from St Louis visited their aunt Mrs Sam Ralph. Jennie Taylor and Lizzie Garner traveled to Sikeston for medical care. Miles R Davis, county schools superintendent, remains home ill. Hal P Wilson of the New Madrid recruiting office spent weekend with Owen Taul at Canalou. Marshall Farrell of Gideon and Miss Appalone Taul and Owen Taul hosted guests last week. A miscellaneous shower was given at Mrs Larkin Giddens home for Mrs Earlene Hill. Dr W Adams Carl Roberts and Amos visited St Louis to see Mrs Bud Rogers who is ill. Mr and Mrs K Averett of Charter Oak welcomed a son born Saturday June 22 at Southeast Missouri Hospital Cape Girardeau. Mr and Mrs Walter Poe and daughter Marjorie Winston of Cape Girardeau spent several days here with their son James Poe. they returned to Cape Girardeau on Sunday.
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Debbie Greer
Appalone
Owen Taul
Lilbourn
Neil C. Aslin
Columbia
Ida Gardner
Maxine Miller
P. L. McLaurin
Appalone Taul
Jim Gipson
Sikeston
James D. Kochel
W. M. Moore
Maud Adams
Cape Girardeau
Emory Tharp
Little Son
St. Louis
Sam Ralph
Jennie Taylor
Lizzie Garner
Miles R. Davis
New Madrid County
Hal P. Wilson
U. S
New Madrid
Owen J. Taul
Canalou
Marshall Farrell
Gideon
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Larkin Giddens
Earlene Hill
W. Adams
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Amos
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Dexter
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Memphis
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Blodgett
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Local residents visit across towns and families
A string of social notes records visits and family news from Dexter New Madrid Blodgett and surrounding areas. Mrs Dudley Pratter spends Tuesday in Dexter while Mrs Muriel Kem visits Memphis. Jim Whitledge of New Madrid visits on Saturday. Mr and Mrs Ernest Brown welcome a son born on Tuesday June 25. Other items include visits by the Edwards and Dillon families New Madrid to Blodgett Los Angeles travelers Imogene and Jimmie and nurses from St Louis.
Community News from Charleston and Nearby
Mrs George Haws and daughter shopped in Charleston Saturday. Families hosted gatherings last weekend including the Holt, McClanahan, Chappel, and Caul households. Unity church held a program and basket dinner with Sunshine Extension Club guests. meeting featured a Father’s Contribution to the Family and Home and a lecture on balanced meals.
Tell Your Neighbor He Should Read The Herald Too
A concise nudge suggests sharing the newspaper habit with a neighbor, urging them to read The Herald as well. It emphasizes community reading and collective awareness through a simple recommendation.
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Herald
Now Is Favorable Time to Buy Used Cars Commerce
A long Commerce item blends local visits with a car sales advisory. Residents and visitors from St. Louis Illinois Michigan and Jackson mingle in social notes before a Chevrolet used car promotion quotes Clay Mitchell of Mitchell Sharp Chevrolet touting ample stock models from two to five years old with low prices. The article urges timely action as supply dwindles and prices rise, noting dealers expect strong demand locally.
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Clay Mitchell
Mitchell- Sharp Chevrolet Company
Chevrolet Dealers
Mitchell
Sikeston
No Passing Zones Promote Safer Missouri Highways
Missouri State Highway Department unveils No Passing Zones marked by yellow barrier stripes along hazardous sections. A striping machine operates with Safety Patrol motorcyclists guarding it to enforce the new rules. The zones indicate an 800 mile sight distance for 50 mph travel and aim to reduce accidents with strict observance and patrol support.
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Missouri State Highway Department
State Highway Safety Patrol
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