Twenty Five to Army Service From Scott County
Twenty five men from Scott county including ten from Sikeston were accepted for United States Army service at Jefferson Barracks on Saturday June 24. Chief Clerk Norman Bugg of the Scott county draft board reports the new soldiers: Homer Douglas Zoph Glen Elbimn Hohfield Ewell Nichols Martin William Seldon Saylers Essie Clifford Jones Otis Thompson Harold Marion Cox Arthur Elsworth Beachler Jr Jackie Darrell Powers and Bobby Joe Davis Sikeston Juniorr Marks Yount George Freeman Stone Clarence Ledas Hindman Ernest Herman Kluesner Theodore Aloysious Goetz Jr Leon Wilham Miller Chaffee Herman Joseph Staebel Kelso Herman Floyd Simmons Lawrence Andrew Moore William Alfred Kinsey Benton Russell Elliott Guyman Oran John Junior Story Sandy woods Ralph Pemberton Charles ton Alfred Wiliam Raines Roy Calvin Paul Gottlob Tmo.
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Scott County
Sikeston
United States Army
Jefferson Barracks
Norman Bugg
Scott County Draft Board
Homer Douglas Zoph
Glen Elbimn Hohfield
Ewell Nichols Martin
William Seldon Saylers
Essie Clifford Jones
Otis Thompson
Harold Marion Cox
Arthur Elsworth Beachler Jr
Jackie Darrell Powers
Bobby Joe Davis
Juniorr
Marks Yount
George Freeman Stone
Clarence Ledas
Hindman
Ernest Herman Kluesner
Theodore Aloysious Goetz Jr
Leon Wilham Miller
Chaffee
Herman Joseph Staebel
Kelso
Herman Floyd Simmons
Lawrence Andrew Moore
William Alfred Kinsey Benton
Russell Elliott
Guyman Oran
John Junior Story
Sandywoods
Ralph Pemberton
Charleston
Alfred Wiliam Raines
Roy Calvin Paul Gottlob
Tmo
Drivers arrested after Sikeston crash Monday
Missouri State Highway Patrol says two drivers escaped injury but were arrested after a collision at City Route 61 and Salcedo road in north Sikeston. James Irby of EP Coleman Co. Northbound truck struck Cantrell’s car which failed to stop from a side road. Irby lacked a chauffeur’s license. Cantrell charged with careless and reckless driving.
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Missouri State Highway Patrol
Salcedo
Sikeston
James Irby
E P Coleman Company
T Cantrell
Cantrell
Former Sikeston Woman Dies in California
Nellie Mae Cresap longtime Sikeston native died June 16 in Glendale California after a heart illness. Funeral held at Glendale Methodist Church where she served as secretary for a decade. Burial in Oak Lawn Cemetery. Survived by son Joseph Cresap of Glendale foster grandson Jimmie Cresip and brothers Guy Lescher of Chicago Green Lescher of Glendale. Husband James W Cresap preceded her in death twenty years ago.
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Nellie Mae Cresap
J C Lesener
Sikeston
Glendale
Calif
Methodist Church
Oak Lawn Cemetery
Cresap
Joseph E Cresap
Jimmne Cresip
Guy Lescher
Chicago
Park Avenue House Sold to H G Cathey
The Park avenue residence owned by Mrs T B Dudley sold to Mr and Mrs H G Cathey of Canaloa who plan possession in August. The seven-room, one-story home built by the late T B Dudley has long been the family residence in Sikeston. It was most recently occupied by Mr and Mrs T A Martin for eight years.
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Park Avenue
T B Dudley
H. G. Cathey
Canaloa
Sikeston
T A Martin
Edwards Named District Manager for Modern Woodmen
W C Edwards has been appointed district manager for the Modern Woodmen of America lodge overseeing five counties from Ste Genevieve to Portageville MO. He will begin July 1 and will also continue his clerk duties at the local lodge in addition to his new responsibilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W C Edwards
Woodmen of America Lodge
Ste Genevieve
Portageville
Edwards
Services Held Sunday for Vanduser Farmer Summers
Funeral services were held at Union church near West Frankfort for Wham Olver Summers retired Vanduser farmer who died June 22. Rev Claude Childress led the service and burial followed in McCann cemetery. Survived by widow Mary Ema Summers five sons Norman Delta Frank Albert Van Lowell and three daughters Ozment Lona Baker and Muldred Perry.
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Union Church
West Frankfort
Wham
Olver Summers
Vanduser
Claude Childress
McCann Cemetery
Mr Summers
Vandyser
Ins
Mary Ema Summers
Norman
Delta
Frank
Albert
Detroit
Van
US Navy
Bremerton
Wash
Lowell Summers
Ozment
Lona Baker
Muldred Perry
Rites Held Sunday for Baby Brown at Taylor Church
Burial followed at Taylor cemetery near Essex for Sue Ellen Brown seven months old daughter of Mr and Mrs Robi Brown of Morehouse with Rex Ed Brach in charge. Baby born November 27 1913, survived by her parents and two sisters Betty Jean and Carolyn Sue.
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Taylor Baptist Church
Essex
Sue Ellen Brown
Robi Brown
Morehouse
Rex Ed Brach
Taylor
Betty Jean Anna
Carolyn Sue
Lee Bagby Assigned to Scott County
Lee Bagby of the Cape Girardeau unit of the Internal Revenue Department has been assigned to work for the department in Scott County and assumed his duties there June 1. Bagby has been connected with the Cape Girardeau unit of the Eastern Division of Missouri for several years.
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Lee Bagey
Cape Girardeau
Internal Revenue Department
Scott Count
Bagby
Massour
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California
Park Avenue House
Modern Woodmen
Baby Brown
Lee Bagby
inpErent
Sikeston Stores
the Merchants Committee of the
Chamber OF Commerce
Leno “Ae
Turkey
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