Tanner Residence Remodeling Into Two Apartments
The late John L. Tanner and wife on North Kingshighway are converting their two story home into two apartments with distinctive design. Completion is expected in a little over a month. Miss Myra Tanner will occupy the dwelling with her nephew John L. Wilson and his family. Wilson and his wife have sold 916 North Ranney Street to Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Hargraves, new owners who run City Radio Service and Hargraves is an engineer at KSIM Sikeston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John L. Tanner
North Kingshighway
Myra Tanner
John L. Wilson
North
Ranney Street
A. W. Hargraves
Mr. Hargraves
KSIM
Loretta Kay Born to Davis Family in Cape Girardeau
Loretta Kay named daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Davis born March 17 at 742 Gibboney street Cape Girardeau. Mr. Davis formerly resided in Sikeston and is nephew of Mrs. Jess Simpson of Murray Lane.
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Loretta Kay
Alfred Davis
Gibboney Street
Cape Girardeau
Davis
Sikeston
Jess Simpson
Murray Lane
World This Week Highlights and Events From Dallas
The World This Week notes Dallas new five million dollar plant with modern features including a million dollar four color press. Tea groups plan a two and a half million dollar drive to boost U S tea consumption while the Irish resist English assimilation. England ends clothing rationing after nine years. United States sailors face possible lynching in Ciudad Trujillo with police and shore patrol intervention. Atomic power opens Oak Ridge gates to public, first energy transmitted by wire. forty thousand visitors attend. Senate extends rent controls 12 to 15 months with limited increases. Winston Churchill arrives in New York to speak at Cambridge on March 31. Wabash Railroad back to work after eight day strike with ongoing negotiations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oak Ridge
Tenn
United States Authority
Health for All How to stay young as years advance
An article urging ongoing health care for people over 50, outlining three core rules: regular checkups to catch illness early, maintain fitness with age-appropriate activity, and a high quality diet rich in protein minerals and vitamins. It notes overweight risks and the value of lifelong conditioning for longevity and enjoyment. Sponsored by the Missouri Tuberculosis Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri Tuberculosis Association
School Nurse Speaks at Lions Club Luncheon
Mrs. George M. Faris, a local schools nurse, spoke at the Lions Club luncheon at Rustic Rock Inn yesterday. She described treatment methods for various diseases among school children as forty seven Lions attended, with Keith Collins presiding as president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George M. Faris
Lions Club
Rustic Rock Inn
County votes to divide into three school districts
Cape Girardeau County will hold a March 29 special election to submit a plan dividing the county into three school districts centered in Cape Girardeau Jackson and Delta. In other notes Farmington reports Mrs Charlotte Thelma Mahurin fatally burned. husband in county jail. Southeast Missouri Peace Officers Association meets Kennett. Benton death and burial in Indiana. Diehlstadt twelfth child born to tenant farmers Briggs. ten of twelve living. Cape Girardeau physicians to receive 50 year pins at Missouri State Medical Association meeting. Bertrand Mrs C E Lankford first Mississippi County woman to serve on a circuit court jury. she also foreman in a criminal trial.
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Jackson
Cape Girardeau County
Cape Girardeau
Delta
Farmington
Charlotte Thelma Mahurin
Wm. C. Mahurin
Diehlstadt
Charlie Briggs
Here
Missouri State Medical Association
Kansas City
Drs
J. W. Berry
H. L. Cunningham
J. J. Drace
W. H. Wescoat
A. W. Zimmerman
Bertrand
C. E. Lankford
Mississippi County
Four Cases Heard in Magistrate Court
Four cases were heard in Magistrate M. E. Montgomerys court at city hall yesterday with five men involved. Fred Franklin Mullin pleaded guilty to drunk driving, fined 25 dollars and sentenced to 60 days in county jail. Clyde Hadley and Byron Poyner pleaded guilty to peace disturbances, fined 10 dollars each. Richard E. Bell pleaded guilty to driving without a chauffeurs license, fined 5 dollars and costs. James Archie was held for trial in circuit court on concealed weapons charges.
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M. E. Montgomery
F. H. Smith
Fred Franklin Mullin
Clyde Hadley
Byron Poyner
Roy Alsup
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Gid Daniel
Paducah Granite, Marble & Stone Co
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Uwi
McCoy Tanner
Sikeston, Mo
E. Malone
Dallas News
United States
England
Ciidad Trujillo
Dominican Republic
U. S. Senate
New York
Winston Churchill
Cambridge
Mass
Wabash Railroad
Lair’s
RED Cross
Red Cross Fund
Sikeston Armory
Lester Welch
Eddie Gossette
Jose Macias
Main Street
Missouri
Kennett
Southeast Missouri Peace Officers Association
Benton
Charles Kramer
Scott County
Rushville
Ind
Scotts
Hahs Machine Works
Sikeston, MO. Highway
Sunnyfield
Dexo
Libby
Ann Page
Hormel’s Spam
Swift’s Prem
Nabisco Premium
Calif
Regalo
Shadow Angel Food
Cheese Food
Kraft’s
Velveeta
Philadelphia
Ry Glass
Tin
Woz. Atc
Arizona
Iceberg
Green
Pascal Celery
Florida
Fanasy
Jane Parker
Wisconsin
A&p
Rindless
Cheddar
A&p Coffee
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