Funeral Monday for Mrs. Mary M. Vogel
Mrs. Mary M. Vogel age 68 died Friday at her Oran home after a three month illness. Funeral services were held Monday at Guardian Angels Catholic Church. Survived by husband seven children three sisters a brother fifteen grandchildren and five great grandchildren. Burial in Oran church cemetery.
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Guardian Angels Catholic Church
Mary M. Vogel
Oran
Vogel
Guardian Angels Church
Adam Kiefer
Mike Urhahn
Commerce
Roy Harris
Dearborn
Mich
George Vogel
Kennett
Francis Vogel
Leo Vogel
Bell City
J. A. Vogel Jr
Emil Stubenrauch
Henry Burkhardt
Detroit
Charles Wolfe
Ste. Genevieve
Joe Metz
Pontiac, Mich
New Church Cemetery
Publication Order in Kappler Divorce Case
Scott County Circuit Court orders service by publication in The Sikeston Herald for Ava Kappler versus Alfred J Kappler. Defendant non resident, must answer within 45 days after March 31 1949 or default judgment will be entered. Attorney Geo W Kirk listed. publication in Sikeston Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Missouri
Scott
Scott County
Ava Kappler
Alfred J. Kappler
Missouri
State of
Geo. W. Kirk
Sikeston
W. Allen Hubbard
E. A. Daniel
Notice to Contractors Sikeston Missouri 1949 Pavement Bid
Bids for concrete pavement on Sikes Avenue Sikeston Missouri will be received at the City Clerk's office until 5:00 p m on Friday April 1 1949. Work includes materials labor engineering for 125 feet by 28 feet and payment via special tax bills on benefiting properties. City reserves right to reject all bids. A C Barrett City Clerk.
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Sikeston
Missouri
Sikes Avenue
Wakefield Avenue
Wakefield Addition
A. C. Barrett
Sikeston School Election Set for April 5 1949
Notice from Sikeston Missouri District No 54 Scott County calls a regular annual school election on Tuesday April 5 1949. Polls open 6 AM to 7 PM in four wards at City Hall Carolls Service Station Ford Garage and National Guard Armory. Items include electing two School Directors for three years and votes on a $1.00 per $100 assessed value tax for teachers and a 20 cent per $100 tax for building fund and repairs for one year.
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Missouri
Sikeston, Missouri
Scott County District No
Sikeston
Carroll’s
Stoddard and Maude Streets
Ford Garage
W. Malone Avenue
National Guard Armory
Board of Education
Roger A. Bailey
City Election Notice for Sikeston Missouri 1949
The regular City Election will be held on Tuesday April 5 1949 in Sikeston Missouri with four wards voting at City Hall Carrolls Service Station Walton Williams Ford Garage and Sikeston Armory Polls open from 6 am to 7 pm Four council seats to be filled one per ward Official notice dated February 7 1949 and issued by the City Council.
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Sikeston
Missouri
City Hall
Carroll's
Stoddard Street
Walton & Williams Ford
West Malone Ave
Sikeston Armory
South U. 8 S. 61
City of Sikeston
Sikeston Ward One Alderman Candidates Named for April 5 1949
The Herald announces CLAY A MITCHELL as a candidate for re election as Alderman Ward One Sikeston subject to voters at the City Election on April 5 1949. Phillip Sadler also runs for Ward One Alderman, Loomis Mayfield seeks Ward Two Alderman re election, and William F Woehlecke is Ward Three Alderman candidate subject to the April 5 vote. Elmer Poage runs for Ward Four Alderman, Henry Bartholomew for Ward Four, C D Matthews II for re election to the Sikeston School Board, all contingent on the April 5 1949 elections. R A McCord.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clay A. Mitchell
City of Sikeston
Loomis Mayfield
Sikeston
WM. F. Woehlecke
Henry Bartholomew
C. D. Matthews II
Board of Education
R. A. McCord
Truste e r's Sale in Missouri Foreclosure Notice
Default on promissory note secured by Deed of Trust dated June 18 1946 by John J Jungers and Hessie Jungers. Trustee F M Craig to sell April 11 1949 at Benton Scott County Missouri East front courthouse door for cash to satisfy debt. property includes parts of Lots 8-11 Block 9 North Illino Addition Fornfelt and a 25 by 140 feet strip in North Simo Addition.
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John J. Jungers
Hessie Jungers
Recorder of Deeds
Scott County
Missouri
F. M. Craig
I. F. M. Craig
Benton
North
Illino
Fornfelt
Sycamore Street
Berkley Street
Simo
Edna
F M Craig
Notice of Administration for Ida Mae Summers Estate
Letters of Administration were granted February 2 1949 by the Probate Court of Scott County Missouri to Mary Summers administrator. Creditors must exhibit claims within six months or be barred from the estate. unexhibited claims after one year are forever barred. Probate Judge O L Spencer seals court. We mention Eagle Stamps and extra savings at Lair's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida Mae Summers
Probate Court
Scott County
Missouri
Mary Summers
Probate Court of
L Spencer
Lair’s
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Mary. M. Vogel
Cros
Ary
George W. Bribe
Applegate Bldg
Phone
Sikeston, MO
Blanton & Blanton
Attorneys-at-Law
Derris
E. J. Menstedt, M. D
Front Street
H. B. Throgmorton, M. D
B. A. Dunaway, M. D
McCoy-Tanner Building
DE. Chester J. Mellies, M. D
Stallcup
WM. C. Critchlow
M. D
F.L. Sisson
Highway
Dewey Urban
D. D
Stoddard N. W
Malone Park
Tom L. Chidester
D. D. S. Highway 61
North Office
Optometry
W. M. Sidwell, D. D
McCoy-Tanner
Sutterfield Architects
Associated Engineering Service
Laser's
Phillip Sadler
Elmer Poage
Cooke Tractor Company, Inc
Seventh St
St. Louis
G. I
Johnson Jewelry
G. S. Hampton
Ranmcy
NEW Waltham Watches
J. L. Voelker
Western Auto Store
Murray Klein
South Kingshighway
Powers Cafe
International Shoe Factory
East Street
Poland
A. J. Dorris
Box 83
Eagie
Chevrolet
Ford
Mercury
Mitchell-Sharp Chevrolet Co
Herald
Telephone Us Collect—Telephone
Dead Animal Disposal Company
C. D. Clayton Motor Company
Clayton Barn
O. D
Crown Finance
Buckner Ragsdale Building
Coorg
Sikeston Steel Building Company
West Sikeston
Lyy
Industrial Finance Co
Young Building
Quick
General Contract Purchase Company
Scott County Abstract Co
Harris D. Rogers
Benton, Mo
Lair's
Chrysler Kellett Motor CO. Inc
Hiway Blo
Chrysler
Firestone Goa
Fuae
Eine
Scott Sts
Powell Insurance Agency
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