Miss Frances Hill Weds Charles Stearnes in Sikeston
The ceremony at First Methodist Church united Miss Frances Jean Hill and Charles Robert Stearnes in a double ring service with Rev. M. Joxee officiating. Attendants wore gingham gowns. reception followed on the bride’s aunt’s lawn. Guests included local families and relatives from St Louis, Marion, and Carbondale.
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Frances Jean Hill
Charles Robert Stearnes
Frances Jean Thi
Cheriks
Robert Stearnes
Sendai
First Methodist Church
M. &. Joxee
Hill
Beland C. Hull
Moore Avenue
Stearnes
Charles H. Stearnes
EL Gladys Street
Bikeston
Wedding Guests Attend Evening Rehearsal at 250 East Gladys
A rehearsal dinner and wedding party gathering occurred Saturday evening at the groom's home 250 East Gladys Street. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Charles Pinnell and son Craig of Dallas. Mrs. Edgar Rodeck of Johnston City. Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Davies and son Danny of Vandalia. Jerry Eribacher of Cape Girardeau. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Stearnes of Carbondale. Miss Martha Cissie Baker. Mrs. Glenn Matthews II. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Sheil. Mr. and Mrs. John Houchins. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Pitman and daughter Janie. Mr. and Mrs. Leland Hill. Larry Boston. Douglas Singleton. and Rev. and Mrs. M. G. Joyce.
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Charles Pinnell
Craig
Dallas
Texas
Edgar Rodeck
Johnston City
Lil
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Danny
Vandalia
Jerry Eribacher
Cape Girardeau
Bill Stearnes
Carbondale
Martha “Cissie
Miss Janet Stevens Honoree at a Miscellaneous Shower
Miss Janet Stevens of Sikeston was honored at a miscellaneous shower hosted by Mrs Ed ward Bierschwal and Mrs Claude Field of Cape Girardeau. The event at 601 East Rodney Vista Drive featured wedding bell decor, elaborate refreshments, and games.
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Edward Bierschwal
Claude Field
Cape Girardeau
Janet Stevens
Sikeston
Rodney Vista Drive
Tawentyebave
Stevens
Jene
Alethodiet Caureh
Meneston
Oran Organizes Little League Teams for Youths
A fragmented notice outlines Oran organizing Little League squads in Boat County Bo 8 Sohoei District. It describes age ranges from eight to twelve and lists several local officials and contacts. The text references schedules, tryouts, and eligibility rules amid unclear details.
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Othee Geeudar Quertino
Birarpeta
Roya
Romero
Mrs Robertson Named District Deputy President
The text states Mrs Robertson is named district deputy president for the coming year, with references to the Elm club and related local organizations. Details are garbled but indicate her leadership role and the appointment.
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Hospital Notes at Musour Delta Curman unity Hospital
Admissions on June 23 include Sandra Shell St Louis Karlene Cambron Morehouse Yonna Mclintyre Sikeston Discharges on June 25 include Retta Sloan Lalbourn Blanche Wheeler Sikeston Anna K Bover Lilbourn Ruth Reeves Morehouse Mes Thomas Hawkins and Baby Crirt Sikeston Mrs Ro PL Doe Schuchart and Baby Girl Morehouse Mrs Bonard Nowell and Babs Sirk Sikeston Miss Barbara Hope of Cape Girardeau visited to see Rudolph Kem Hope fiancé He was described as visiting partner.
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Mussour Delta Curman Unity Hospital
Une
Sandra Shell
Bonard Nowell
Babs Sirk
Sikeston
Sikeston Honors Bing Limbaugh 1956 Boys State Winner
The nine member Sikeston group returning from Warrensburg Missouri for 1956 Boys State saw Bing Limbaugh elected county court judge for Barton County. He also appeared on primary ballots for Missouri Supreme Court but did not win. The cohort includes David Lewis Roo Genius Robert Towel Charles Lynxwiler Eugene Whitsel Tareldi Tetley John R. Childress Jinutie Grimes. The boys reported a fine time and worthwhile experiences.
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Sikeston
Warrensburg
Bing Limbaugh
Pansy Limbaugh
Rath Street
Bartoncoun
Limbaugh
Justice of the Supreme Court
Missouri
David Lewis
Roo Genius
Robert Towel
Charles Lynxwiler
Eugene Whitsel Tareldi Tetley
John RT. Childress
Jinutie Grimes
Pea
Gossip Eight Canasta Club Meeting Notes
The Canasta Club met Friday evening at Mrs. Joe Cooler's home. Guests included Mrs. Ed Miller and Mrs. Edgar Culbertson. Prizes were won by Mrs. Lewis Dillendter and Mrs. Dovle lefler.
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Canasta Club
Joe Cooler
Coleman Otreet
Ed Miller
Edgar Culbertson
Lewis Dillendter
Dovle Lefler
Judge Kirkpatrick Dies in Charleston at 85
Judge Charles E. Kirkpatrick, 85, municipal judge here 25 years until a March resignation, died Monday at 9:30 a.m. at St. Mary's Hospital Cairo, an hour after admission. Survived by wife Ethel and two daughters Ray Bryan of Tampa and Katherine Edwards of Indianapolis. Services Wednesday at 2 p.m. Nunnelee Funeral Chapel with Dr. Alfred Smith officiating. Interment in Odd Fellows cemetery.
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Charleston
Charles E. Kirkpatrick
St. Mary’s Hospital
Cairo
Blue Lodge
Royal Arch
Ethel Kirkpatrick
Ray Bryan
Tampa
Fla
Katherine Edwards
Indianapolis
Ind
Nunnelee Funeral Chapel
Alfred Smith
Odd Fellows
Services for Charles T. Bloodworth Held Sunday
Funeral services were held Sunday at the Greer Cray and Fitch Funeral Chapel for Charles T. Bloodworth, a Butler county attorney and former state legislator. He died of a heart attack Saturday morning. Bloodworth served as prosecuting attorney of Butler County in 1938–39 and later as a judge for the State Department in the American Zone after World War II, presiding over German war crime trials. Interment was in Cite Cemetery.
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Poplar Bluff
Greer Cray and Fitch
Charles T. Bloodworth
Bloodworth
Butler County
State Department
Marshall Bridwell
Cite Cemeery
SSA Representative to Visit City Clerk Office
A Social Security Administration representative will visit the City Clerk's office in the Board of Public Works building at Center and New Madrid streets on July 2 and 16, August 6 and 20, and September 3 and 17, all Mondays at 1 p.m. The dates cover July August and September with regular Monday afternoon appointments.
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Social Security Administration
Board of Public Works
Center
New Madrid
Bargain Flood: Massive Hardware and Lawn Goods Sale
Readable ad copy lists hundreds of discounted goods from motors and doors to lawn mowers and boats. Includes Go FL motors, 20 inch window fans, aluminum storm doors, 12 foot boats, roller trays, plywood, sheds, shingles, tools, and car accessories. Offers door prices, gas, and housewares with large bulk pricing and carload buys.
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Ennymore
Youngstown
Larckyv
Jist
Conoco Motor
Lily White House
Agal
Kaether City Supply Co Advertisement Note
Kaht er City Supply Co advertises store location on Phone St. Louis with Hobart 7 3300. Claims St Louis 18 miles north of Kohler City on Hiway 61 67. Market claims 100 000 weekly shoppers. States open till 1fnitely.
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