Sikeston Social Notes Highlights Local Visits
Morley businessman Bob Foster and Cairo visitors frequent the area while Cape Girardeau and New Madrid residents are guests with Sikeston families. Numerous trips to St Louis Memphis Louisville and Texas are noted, along with hospitalizations and military moves involving local residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Foster
Morley
P. B. Bartmess
Cairo
Mary Emma Waller
Cape Girardeau
John Vaughn
J. R. Hill
New Madrid
L. Lawrence
W. C. Warren
Anna
Francis Rigdon
Wm. B. Malone Jr
C. C. Buchanan
Wapappello Lake
Jessie Meechim
Gray’s Point
H. L. Harty
Reva McCann
Canalea
B. P. Waldman
Mary
Verlon Williams
Fred Williams
Sikeston
Grover Baker
Baptist Memorial Hospital
Memphis
Baker
Eli Ethridge
Louisville
Kendall Sikes
Dora Savers
St. Louis
E. B. Sims
Jesse L. Hamby
John Hux
EB. C. Matthews
Barnes Hospital
Good Health Record for Sikeston Resident
C W Hollister of Sikeston near 76th birth anniversary has 3741 weeks in good health of 3744 total weeks since age four. Wife March 3 76th anniversary was on kidney treatment at St Louis hospital. Hollister works in drainage and recent Arkansas job, now on the Old Field near Advance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Hollister
Hollister
St. Anthony's Hospital
St. Louis
Arkansas
Advance
City Drug Store Sold to Mrs King Former Palace Cafe Owner
Mrs C H King former Palace Cafe proprietor has bought City Drug Store from Louie Largent who ran it for five years. Lacy Lewis from Bowman's Drug Store will head the drug department as a registered pharmacist. Plate lunches and short orders will be served. Mrs King invites former patrons to visit. Mr Sargent plans a Hot Springs Arkansas health trip soon but will stay with his family here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thad Snow
Charleston
Sikeston
A. P. Veasman
Cairo
John Edwards
Maplewood Drive
Josephine Vieth
Cape Girardeau
Mayme Misselat
Sue Hinchey
Anderson Hayden
Lars
George L. Hale Jr
C. Smith
Kennett
St. Louis
Fred Ancell
Lynn Waggener
J. R. Harwell
R. M. Swindle
Ramona McDowell
Mona
Memphis
George L. Hale
Barnes Hospital
Harry Dudley
Crossville
Tenn
Texas
Major Dye
Camp Howze
H. D. Owen
Kansas City
H. W. Dahler
Dean Owen Carroll Owen
Owen
Armed Service
Young Owen
Washington, DC
Helen Johnson
Jack Johnson
Lee Corbin
State College
E. L. Corbin
Bill Marsh
Ray Marsh
Joy Corbin
Lillian Taylor
Lavade Schweppe
Parma
S. H. Rohald
Poplar Bluff
Elmos Taylor
Lee Mullins
Tmo
Ernest Cox
Otis Godwin
Malden
Gail King
Paxico
Emma Walker
Bennett Walker
Bettye Sue Moore
Herbert Moore
Charles Frissell
Lon Swanner
Edgar Rodeck
Johnson City
Charles Stearns
Flora Belle Thrower
Buddy Thrower
Salem
L. Murphy
Goldman, Mo
Trooper L. L. Murphy
Helen Shy
Sgt
Gordon Shy
Camp White
Ore
George DeLaney
Sharon
Holcomb
DeLaney
Louie Largent
W. H. Sikes
Hot Springs
Ark
C. H. King
Palace Cafe
City Drug Store
Lacy Lewis
Bowman’s
Lewis
Rustic Rock Inn Welcomes 1000 Patrons on Opening Day
More than a thousand people were served at the Rustic Rock Inn on Sunday, the second day of its official opening. Manager Ivan Gimlin announced the crowd and praised the re-decoration program. Cook Bob Turner oversees meals in a clean, home-like setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rustic Rock Inn
Ivan Gimlin
Gimhin
Bob Turner
Reluctant Draftee Won’t Toe the Mark
David John Douglas 22 faces federal grand jury action in California after the FBI found he obtained draft deferments by fabricating injuries and a planned army enlistment. He claimed a keg of nails dropped on his toe and a barrel fell on it, then admitted he shot off his toe deliberately with three shots on January 31 while handling a pistol.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David John Douglas
California
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Real Chiselers and Token Tricks at Leveled Rationing
The Los Angeles OPA reports that the new one point change tokens used with food stamps in rationing are extremely thin yet some tokens have been painstakingly split to make two from one. Jackson County Clerk Louis H Schrader and Farm Extension Agent T P Head reported at Jefferson Barracks for pre induction physicals. You can believe what you read in The Herald.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Los Angeles
OPA
Jackson
Louis H. Schrader
T. P. Head
Jefferson Barracks
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H R. Mattingly
Virginia
George Langstelle
Herman L. Mattingly
N. M. Sensenbaugh
W. Limbaugh
Bettye Ruth
Michael
Rose Mary Putnam
A. L. Sensenbaugh
Monroe
G. A. Gatewood
Don Kochel
Canaloa
Joe W. Howard
J. Goldstein
Chicago
R. C. Hill
Dexter
Leland Hill
W. P. Hunter
Phennie Belle Myers
Gordon Stroud
Miss Betty
Matthews
Helen Crosno
Russell Crosno
Morehouse
Bettye Jo Heath
Mary E. Diehl
Blytheville
BE. F. Fox
Grand Works
N.D
E F. Fox Jr
Missouri Institute of Aeronautics
L. M. Harris
Otis Champion
Pekin
Everett Hogue
Flora
Ill
O. C. Lewis
Boone Willard
Piggott
Andrew Wheeler
Wilford
B. L Wilford
Brinkley
Eli Williams
Hiram Williams
Daniel Field
Army Air Forces
Dillon
London
Alan Curtiss
Frontier Fury
Charles Starrett
Evelyn Ankers
John Carradine
Abbott & Costello
Berlin
George Sanders
Marguerite Chapman
Frontier
Diana Berrymore
Robert Paige
SPAP
Rustic Rock
Vogue Spotlight
Dore Shep
Guadalcanal
Preston Foster
WM. Bendix
Timber Queen
Richard Arlen
Mary Beth Hughes
Donald O'Connor
Susanna Fosver
Jos. A. Leslie
Insurance Agency
Scott County Milling Company
Alan Casualty and Surety Company
Hartford, Conn
Carr Arh
Randol Pepsi Cola Agency
Monroe G. Randol
Mgr. “Telephone No
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Bela Lugosi
Coastal Command
Henry and
Dizzy
Mickey Rooney
Judy Garland
Erererbereree
Jimmy Lydon
Henry Aldrich
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Ray Milland
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