Local News of Nearby Towns Highlights Weekend Visits
Local social notes list visits from Sikeston to Portageville and Neelyville, with guests from Baltimore and St. Charles. People attend church events, 4-H meetings, and community gatherings at the school and Masonic hall as storm repairs progress and civic groups plan plantings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C QO
Wappapello
Frank Sibley
Sikeston
F. Sibley
Wynette Higgs
Wardel
Albert Higgs
Paul Cope
Worrest Ball
Arthur Clayton
Cairo
Tivin Gilpin
Hus
Ray Standley
Frank
Donald Story
Lester Edwards
Neelyville
Hade Cannon
Billy Givens
Robert Lee
Hast Prairie
Berne Moore
St Charles
R. H. Ashmore
St. Louis
J. H. Dickerman
Malcolm Radcliffe
Dennis Parsons
Janice
F. E. Radcliffe
Lloyd Hogan
QO. L. Daugherty
Memphis
Worrs
J. W. Wilson
Church of the Nazarene
Christian Church
Charles Lumsden
Larry
Nelson Lumsden
Canalea
Herbert Lumsden
Biloxi
Harold Lumsder
Essex
J. H. Webb
Glen Wilmarth
Bertrand
Clarence Sutton
Ray Stanley
Mae Bachus
Oran
W. G Etherton
Benton
Whitherton
Sammy Burford
Gilpin
Matthews
Paul Cannon
G.W Marshall
C J Clay
Ted
Caruthersville
Kev
G M Tedter
Hms Zane
Commerce
Mlaine Davis
Jane Barnett
RQ EF Reynolds
Cane Girardeau
E B Dauchter
Julia Dodge
Albert Koch
Wlat River
Local Visit Notes and Week's Socials Across Parma and Sikeston
Several Parma residents and visitors are listed with weekend and past week visits to relatives in Canaloa Sikeston and nearby areas. Names include Cleo Gilooly, Bud Rogers, H M Poe, Arbuckles, Embry, Baughn, Mattie Shepherd, Emma Lee Shepherd, Harvey Dunn, Pearl Muffett, Artie Scott, Ogle, Melvin Hurst, Walter Greer, Dosier Greer, W E Harwood, Nina Glenn, Stella Poe, Norval Harrison, Orval e Krapp, Melba Harber and Ben Harber. The piece also notes divers in ancient Olympics and the White House as oldest public building in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleo Gilooly
Parma
Bud Rogers
St. Louis
H. M. Poe
Ardeola
Emmitt Greer
L. L. Arbuckle
Orvall Arbuckle
W. Cates
Emma Lee Shepherd
Cape Girardeau
Harvey Dunn
Pearl Muffett
Artie "Scott
R. G. Ogle
Melvin Hurst
Edwardsville, Ill
J. W. Ogle
Mary McMasters
Blytheville
Dosier Greer
Walter Greer
Sikeston
Wv. E. Harwood
Nina Glenn
Stella Poe
Norval Harrison
Orvale Krapp
County Clerk's Notice of Primary Election in Scott County Missouri
County Clerk Warry C Watkins Jr issues notice for a primary election in Scott County Missouri on August 1, 1944 at regular precinct polling places. Voter focus on nominations for governor, U S senator, representatives, state officials, county judges, sheriffs, and numerous township and local offices. The notice is dated April 18, 1944 and bears the official seal. Cocoa was used for currency and commerce in the Aztec Empire.
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Scott
Congress
Missouri
House of Repreentatives
Secnd District
Richland
Sandy Woody
Sylvania
Commerce Township
Kelso Township
Morley Township
Moreland Township
Richland Township
Sylvania Township
Sandywoods
Twwappury
Commerce
Sandywoods Township
Tywappity Township
Benton
Warry C Watkins, JR
Divorce action against non resident Bobbie May in Scott County
Order of publication in the 1944 Scott County Missouri circuit court announces Lois Marie May by Audrey McCauley Next Friend seeks a divorce from Bobbie Max May non resident. Defendant must answer by July 3 1944 or petition will be confessed and judgment rendered. Publication in Sikeston Herald weekly for four weeks. Also notices of administration for George Wesley Scott and Anna Jester estates.
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Bobbie Max May
Circuit Court
Scott County
Missouri
Audrey McCauley
Bailey & Bailey
Bobbie Max
Scott
Benton
Sikeston Herald
Allan Hubbard
George Wesley Scott
Probate Court
Anna Jester
J. Menstedt
O L Spencer
George Washington at Pennsylvania's first oil well owner
The item notes that George Washington was identified as the owner of the first oil well in Pennsylvania, marking an early milestone in the state's oil industry history.
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George Washington
Pennsylvania
London Prohibits Coal Burning in 1306 Smoke Ban
In 1306 London banned coal burning due to smoke. The measure aimed to reduce air pollution and protect public health in the city, reflecting early environmental regulation and urban reform efforts.
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London
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V. Allan Hubbard
Seal
Rosa Scott
O. L. Spencer
C. B. Turner
Scott Street
Scott Phone
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Lewis Sales Co
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Miller
Harry Johnson
Midland Flour Milling Company
Newton
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Lawns
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Garner-Dement Motor CO
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Chevrolet
Garner-Dement Motor Coo
Ed Anderson
Hast Gladys
Garner-Cement Motor CO
B. B Conrad
Matthews, Mo
W. A. Myers
Board of Public Works
National Life Isurance
Albritton
Frisco Railroad
Tom Allen
Dead Animal Disposal Company
Roy Arth Ar
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A&p
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Sunnybrook
Bestex
Iona
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Mott’s Apple Juice
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