Springfield Missouri Queen City of the Ozarks Motels
Springfield Missouri long known as the Queen City of the Ozarks blends beauty with a thriving motel stake. The city sits on the Ozark plateau amid tourist routes to Lake Taneycomo Bull Shoals and more, boasting firms from Armour Creameries to Frisco shops and a growing population.
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Springfield
Missouri
Ozark
Ozark Mountains
Ozarks
Lake Taneycomo
Lake of the Ozarks
Bull Shoals
Norfolk
Federal Medical Center
Assembly of God Church
Springfield ‘Boys Club
St. John’s Hospital
Union
Armour Creameries
Ash Grove Lime
MFA Milling
MFA Packing
Producer's Creamery
Queen City Woodworks
Reynold’s Manufacturing
Kraft Foods
Lily- Tulip
Springfield Garment
Swift
Trailmobile
Frisco
Pringfield
American Milking Shorthorn Society
Southwest Missouri State College
Drury College
Central Bible Institute
Draughon’s Business College
Kewanee News Briefs Cover Club, Family, And Local News
Mrs Mildred Brotherton and others attend Cape Girardeau business trip while Mr and Mrs John Martin host supper. Gene Brotherton just discharged from Camp Chaffee. Local church events include music festival attendance and a Methodist dedication. Funeral services held for Charles H Martin with wide local attendance. Do It Ahead meal lesson featured at high school with nutrition leaders D C Barry and Paul Trout. May meeting planned for May 16 at Jay Blankenship home.
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Mildred. Brotherton
Paul Trout
Walter Schuerenberg
Eddie Schuerenberg
Cape Tuesday
John Martin
Mike Garner
J. R. Bover
Vernie Spradling
Sikeston
Kitty LaValle
Mlinois
D. C. Barry
Ed Blankenship
Gill Edward
Linda
Billy Val Williams
N. J. Nowell
Cindy
Bud Martin
Alice Byers
Lula Byers
Lilbourn
Clara Brotherton
Jim
Gene
Ely McCoy
Buncombe. I
Mouse’ Brotherton
Bill Brotherton
Muncie
Ind
McCow
W. G. Gaines
Sikestar
Leslie Gaines
Polly Fauler
Morehouse
Standar
Paul Adams
Jimmie Spradling
Jimmie
J. H. Spradling
Tommy Lee
Eddie Schuerenbergs
Fred Hetlage
St. Louis
Holly Wise
Woman's Society of Christian Service
The
Methodist Church
Gene Brotherton
Camp Chaffee
Ark
Far East
Cape Girardeau
W. K. Sizemore
Mildred Brotherton
J. W. Hill
Cletus M. Brotherton
Buncombe
McCoy
Troy Tippett and
Roy Harris
Poplar Bluff
First Methodist Church
Ivan Lee Holt
Kewanee Progressive Extension Club
Trout
Sec
Treas
Edgar Carr
Troy Tippett
J. H. Sprathing
Skinner’’ Rhodes
H. Cc. Gill
Jay Blankenship
Morley Social News Highlights Weekend Visits
Families from Morley and nearby towns spent weekends visiting relatives in St. Louis Naylor and Poplar Bluff. Cpl. Charles Pobst arrived from overseas and met his son Mike born while away. Betty Lou Ingram and Billy Waltrip celebrated birthdays with a party at O. C. Ingram and Harrison Waltrip’s home. The Morley WMU met at Mrs Clyde Sadler’s with 12 members. Baxter Nation honored at a birthday dinner with family attendance.
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J. W. Shuffit
St. Louis
Cord Grissom
Lester Ferrenberg
J. A. Wescant
C. M. Sanders
Naylor
Carol Matthews
Charles Pobst
Leo Pobst
Poplar Bluff
Cpl
Camp Carson
Colo
Mike
Curtis Moore
Paul Rodgers
Germany
T. E. Thompson
Winchester, Tonn
L. P. Woodard
Vandyser
Norman Murphy
Little Rock
Ark
O. C. Ingram
Harrison Waltrip
Betty Lou Ingram
Billy Waltrip
Billy
Betty An
Wade McArthur
Brenda Burke
Paula Segraves
Sharon Zaph
Miller Gilliand
Wilma Sue Winfield
Kay
Ranney Wray McDonough
Mary Jo Martin
Barbara Hayward
Cecil Gerald Williams
Stephen Walpher
W. T. Fitzgerald
Sharon
Jeanette Vaughn
Robert Tubbs
Linda
Brenda Stanley
Sonny Ingram
Deane
Gary Williams
Bruce Robinson
Rita Ann Emerson
Brenda Havener
Teresa Wheeler
Jimmy McDonough
Lural
Carol Sue Isaacs
Diane Dalrimple
Deane Kay Dumay
Gordon Morgan
Terry Wayne Bell
John Robert
Terry Lee
WMU
Morley Baptist Church
Clyde Sadler
Howard Ray
John Lee, Sr
Alfred Bryant
Bester Ferrenberg
Sam Bronson
Frank Jones
Baxter
Nation
Robert Nations
Vernon Nations
Fornfelt
Clarence Besheers
Oran
Leonard Carrol
Benton
Lyman Nations
Morley
Two Casualties From Playing Ball
Two incidents during local ball play lead to hospital and clinic visits. Gale Hastings, 17, of Sikeston, suffers a leg injury and is admitted with satisfactory recovery expectations. Melton, from East Prairie, is treated and discharged after a jaw injury at a VFW game. Nicholas, 48, injures a finger in a bottling machine at a Dairy plant and is released after treatment. Sikes of Sikeston is treated for a foreign object in an arm from a concrete mishap and discharged.
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Missouri Delta Commune
Gale Hastings
Sikeston
Th Melton
East Prairie
VFW
N Nicholas
Dairy
Sikes
Population shift noted with more young children present
Washington report notes a 70 percent rise in children under five in the United States compared with 1440. The finding highlights demographic changes and potential impacts on early childhood policy and services.
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Washington
U. S
Last Rites for Morehouse Worker in County Jail Death
Funeral services were held for John Raymond Curd 42 an employee at Himmelberger Harrison Mfg Co in Morehouse. He was found dead Saturday morning in the county jail at Jackson where he was held on a driving while intoxicated charge authorities say death was due to choking. Curd born January 13 1913 at Dexter was married to Irene Reynolds in 1946 and survived by his wife two children his mother five brothers and four sisters.
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J. F. Sigmund
Curd
I. E. Beard
Highway 61
Jackson
Cardin
Dexter
Irene R Reynolds
Jimmy Lee Curd
Catherine Marie Reynolds
Carrie Curd
Herman
Cape Girardeau
Thomas
Norman
Chaffee
Wiliam
Junior
Morehouse
Martha Stanberry
Bonnie Swinger
Leona Gowlin
Fern Osburn
Gideon
Sikestonian Featured In Highway News
An article in Highway News highlights Sikeston native B J Murbach. He joined the State Highway Commission 25 years ago as a materials inspector, later serving as district engineer of materials and tests. The feature notes his career path from 1930 to his current role and lists several local property transfers and deeds within the Dexter area.
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Highway News
State Highway Commission
Sikeston
Real Estate Sales in Stoddard County
Stoddard County listings show multiple transfers including James R Rob inson to James Hawkins of 30 acres, and Morton M Capps to Richard Osborne around 35 000 dollars. Other parcels range from 1000 to 14 400 with buyers including Dayton Yount Hicks Ward and Phillips along with numerous small lots and blocks in Cooper-Downs and Chau tauqua additions.
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James R
Patricia Mae Robinson
James L. Hawkins
Morton M
Bessie Capps
Richard
Berneda Osborne
Ste
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Sam and
Ruth
John G
Betty Dayton Yount
Buck
Bloomfield
Virginia
Thomas Wilson
D. J
Eunice Hicks
Bernie
Melvin
Asa L. Adkins
Thomas J
Doris M. Martin
A. P
Ruth Whitlock
B. E
Orbe Whitlock
Ben W
Lennie Stewart
Cyde
Florence Martin
Chautauqua Ad
Dexter
Kermit
Nellie Bird
John W
Virginia LaMarr
Myrtle T
Mable H. Williams
Eugene
Wanda Parks
Cooper-Downs
Nora D. Brown
Everett S
Lovella Shelton
Emil W
Meiba Dewrock
Bick
Leonard T
Verble
Gray
Lee
Stoddard County Real Estate Transfers Noted
Stoddard County transactions show W W Snider to Helen Blunt for 43 acres SE SW and 3 acres south side NESW 82511, $450. Floyd E Veith and Lillian L Veith to Ellis and Rosa B Pruett for 208 by 208 feet NE corner NENE 42411, $10. Edds to Edds: 100 acres SE of SENE 31-26-12. E Swinger to Morgan and Orlena Morgan for 60 by 0 feet.
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Adj
Patsy Tippett
Bean’s
Dexter
Geo. E
Josie Ring
Clayton
Nona Wilfong
Elk
Burris
Paxico
A. F
Arlena Morgan
Don L
Helen Robinett
Chas
W. W
Anna Mae Snider
Helen Blunt
Floyd E
Lillian L. Veith
Ellis
Rosa B. Pruett
Mary Edds
Mary A. Edds
To & F
Orlena Morgan
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Kewanee News
J. H. Jenkins
Lutesville
Puxico
T. L. Bess
Kewanee
Bess
Wildlife Refuge
Hoots” Fairless and Son
W. D. Holleman
Pasty
Dot
Steele
Cohoon
Dorothy Eubanks
C. H. Martin
Charles H. Martin
Herschel Yates
Martin
Louise Martin
Charles L. Martin
Ted Kelley
Matthews
Herman Parks
New Madrid
Lee Crisler
Iva Schuerenberg
Zollie Glenn
J. D. Walker
Tenn
Lynal Woods
Chicago
Ill
Ivan Koeppel
Morris Koeppel
Memphis
Frank Kendrick
A. G. Schuerenberg
W. H. Schuerenberg
Ralph Bailey
Susie Bailey
Cora Boxette
I. Schuerenberg
William Schuerenberg
P. Schberg
Essex
Truman Ward
Charlie Calvert
Charlie Schuerenberg
Richard St. Mary
Oliver Beckman
Kewanee Extension Club
Hahs Machine Works
U.S
Sikestonian
B. J. Murback
Stoddard County
White's Drug Store
Mikeston Steel Building Company
Reeton. Mo
Farmall—Mb
Farmall M. Tractor
Farmall M
Massey Harris
Ferguson
Lubed Teuchs ND
Studebaker
Ford
Door
Mercury
Dodge
Nailling
Company Highway
Oregon County Livestock Producers Association
Alton
Hampshire
Agricultural Extension Service
Bel
Rounsaville Business College
Malden
Malden, Mo
Harold Hill Angus Farms
Pine Crest and
Fenton
LaFayette
Manchester
Sikeston Monument Company
Aen
Pfister
Pfister No
Stiekis
Orie
Sfeed Smill
Highwas
Kelvinator
Barnes
SCOTT
Mississippi Electric Cooperative
Likeston
Elisabeth
Scat Couty
Vivian F. Johnson
Probate
Scott County
O. L. Spencer
Myra Jean Badders
Samuel Badders
Ciscuit Court
Booth
Smith, Cape
Eason
Sikeeton Herald
Malone Avenue
Prosperity Street
School Street
ST. and
San. St.louis
State
St Louis and San Francisco
Oeeck
Ness
John Vaughn
Sikeston Farm Equipment CO
N. Ranney
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