Last Rites Held Sunday For Miss Miller
Justine Constance Miller daughter of the late Dr T V Miller passed away after a three year tuberculosis illness at her home in Sikeston. She trained as a nurse in Memphis and St Louis and worked in Jewish Sanitarium Saint Louis Masonic Hospital and with Drs Lighter and Jones. Funeral services were at the Methodist church with Rev E H Crear officiating. Interment in Sikeston City cemetery. Survived by mother Mrs Lillie Miller brother Frank Sikeston sister Mrs Cecil Jones Columbia S C and two aunts. Relatives from Cape Girardeau Millerville Dexter New Madrid and Canalou attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justine Miller
Miss Miller
Justine Constance Miller
T. V. Miller
Methodist Church
E. H. Crear
E. H. Orear
L. L. Hunter
Ward Hunter
Morley
W. C. Miller
Edgar Miller
Ladice Miller
Mildred
Alban Miller
Clinton Miller
Ella Dalton
Dennis Scivally
Cape Girardeau
Truman Miller
Winford Miller
Millerville
Gale Miller
Ralph Bailey's Father Dies in West Frankfort at 95
John L. Bailey died after several months illness at 95 years and 9 months. Ralph E. Bailey of Sikeston was notified Tuesday afternoon and attended funeral services in West Frankfort. Burial followed in Benton. Survived by widow and two daughters Mrs. Oba Leach and Miss Amy Bailey. Also survived by son R E Bailey and Roger Bailey family. Burial at Benton, Ill. scheduled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph E. Bailey
West Frankfort
Ill
John L. Bailey
Mr. Bailey
Franklin County
Missisippi River
Grant
Sherman
Georgia
Benton, Til
R. E. Bailey
Roger Bailey
Sikeston
Brother of Sitzes men dies near Marquand
John Monroe Sitzes, brother of Jake and Wade Sitzes of Sikeston, died at his home near Marquand Saturday from a stroke of paralysis suffered five years earlier. The funeral was Monday at Union church near Marquand. He leaves a widow and three sons Clark of Cape Girardeau Elmer of Marquand and Oscar of near Bessville. Several Sikeston relatives attended the services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Monroe Sitzes
Jake
Wade Sitzes
Sikeston
Marquand
Union Church
Sitzes
Clark
Cape Girardeau
Elmer
Oscar
Bessville
Jake Sitzes
J. H. White
Ger
E. E. Arthur
Well Known Stockman Dies Monday Afternoon
William A. Long a renowned stockman of southeast Missouri died suddenly Monday afternoon of a heart attack at his St Louis home. He had been in Sikeston last Thursday and visited the Crooks family here then went to Bloomfield for farm land business in Stoddard county. Long was a lifelong stockman and a director of the St Louis Livestock Exchange. Funeral services were held Wednesday at the Third Baptist Church with interment in Vallehalla cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William A. Long
Missouri
St Louis
Mr. Long
Sikeston
E. M. Crooks
Bloomfield
Stoddard
Last Rites Held Tuesday for Mrs Metheny at Dogwood
Funeral services for 61 year old Mrs Jenni Metheny were held Tuesday morning at the Dogwood Christian church with Rev T W Barnett officiating. Interment followed at Dogwood cemetery. She was born April 1 1875 in New Madrid county and died Sunday night from an attack of acute indigestion. Survived by son Cecil Metheny Matthews and daughters Mrs Eva Uthoff Canaloa and Mrs Hattie Carroll Matthews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie Metheny
Dogwood Christian Church
T. W. Barnett
Dogwood
Albritton
Metheny
New Madrid County
Cecil Metheny
Matthews
Eva Uthoff
Canaloa
Hattie Carroll
Man Dead Three Weeks Buried Today
The body of Meredith Lee known as Ed Cook a Clarke farm hand three miles south of Miner Switch died Monday April 20 from a disease complication. Welsh undertakers found his real name after weeks of searching and said he is survived by sister Anna Ford Sunny Dale Ky and brothers including Rev Elvis Lee Hartford Ky. he was separated from his wife Tiny Cook. No relatives attended the service at Boardman Chapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Cook
Clarke Farm
Miner Switch
Boardman’s Chapel
Louisville
Meredith Lee
Cook
Anna Ford
Sunny Dale
Elvis Lee
Hartford
Tiny Cook
Father of Mrs. Van Epps Dies in Wisconsin
Mr and Mrs C S Van Epps left early Monday for Clinton Junction Wisconsin after learning Mrs Van Epps father Homer Latta died there Sunday He was expected to return home today and efforts were made to reach Mrs Van Epps by telephone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
van Epps
Wisconsin
Funeral Services Held Friday for Avert Cope
Funeral services for Avert Cope aged 50 were held Friday at the Albritton Parrish Chapel Morehouse with interment in Silent Hill cemetery near Blodgett. He had been ill with pneumonia and died after several days in Morehouse where he farmed. He is survived by one brother said to live at Canalou.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avert Cope
Albritton- Parrish
Morehouse
Silent Hill
Blodgett
Cope
Canalou
Brother of Sikeston Woman Dies in Illinois
Mrs. Kate Kornegger and Mr. and Mrs. George Kirk with daughter Gwendolyn attended the funeral in Ashley Illinois on Sunday for William H Seibert president of the Ashley State Bank and a leading Methodist layman. Seibert had been bedridden for nine months and died Friday night at his Ashley home. A wheel of pink carnations and white lilies with two spokes missing was among the many floral tributes from his siblings and brothers. He was active in his church business and was a high ranking Mason.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kate Kornegger
George Kirk
Gwendolyn
Ashley
Til
William H. Seibert
Ashley State Bank
Seibert
Mr. Ashley
Masonic Lodge
Aged Farm Overseer Walker Bledsoe Dies at Bucoda
Walker Bledsoe, longtime overseer for the C. D. Matthews Sr. estate, died Friday at his Bucoda home at age. The Rev. E. H. Crear,, pastor, conducted services at Welsh funeral parlors. Interment in Sikeston City Cemetery. He resided in Sikeston before moving to Bucoda 15 years ago and remained active in his duties until two years ago. Survived by widow Jennie, son Will Bledsoe of Benton, and a niece, Mrs. Maggie Totty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walker Bledsoe
Bucoda
E. H. Crear
Methodist Church
Sikeston City
Bledsoe
C. D. Matthews Sr
Sikeston
Matthews
Jennie Bledsoe
Will Bledsoe
Benton
Maggie Totty
Card of Appreciation for Justine Miller
We extend heartfelt thanks for the kindness and sympathy shown during the long illness and after the passing of our daughter and sister Miss Justine Miller. Mrs Lillian Miller Mrs Cecil Jones Frank Miller The Family
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justine Miller
Lillian Miller
Cecil Jones
Frank Miller
Card of Thanks from the Lumsden Families
The Lumsden Families and Mrs Bertha Howard thank friends and neighbors for kindness during illness and death of our mother and grandmother. Gratitude to ministers, choir, all helpers, and for many floral offerings.
Funeral Tomorrow for Mrs Julia Dyer
Funeral services for Mrs Julia Hamby Dyer aged 32 will be held Friday at 10 am at her brother Arthur Kyle’s home in Bertrand with Welsh service. Interment in Bertrand cemetery. She died Wednesday at the State Hospital Farmington. Survived by daughter Mignon seven and son Jimmy four months, brother John Kyle Sikeston sister Maude Garnett Charleston. She spent years in Sikeston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia Hamby Dyer
Arthur Kyle
Bertrand
Buck Edmondson aged 80 dies after long illness in Sikeston
Funeral services for Buck Edmondson aged 80 will be Friday afternoon at his daughter’s home on Daniel Street. Interment in Sikeston city cemetery with Albritton service. Born September 11, 1855 in New Madrid County, he lived in Scott and New Madrid counties most of his life. He is survived by one son Kirby Edmondson of Sikeston, four daughters, nineteen grandchildren, and his wife preceded in death 25 years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buck Edmondson
F. F. Collins
Daniel Street
Sikeston City
Albritton
Mr. Edmondson
Sikeston
New Madrid
Edmondson
Scott
Kirby Edmondson
Collins
Elphia Colliers
Near Morehouse
Jeanette Fansler
Tanner
Virgil Edmondson
Lloyd Reno dies at 26 from brain tumor
Funeral services were held for Lloyd Reno aged 26 on Sunday afternoon from the Wilson street residence with Rev. C. F. Transue of the Church of the Nazarene officiating. He died Saturday morning from illness due to a brain tumor. Burial was in Memorial Park cemetery. Reno was born in Sikeston March 10, 1910 and had lived here his whole life. He had worked for the Works Progress Administration. He is survived by his parents Mr and Mrs John Reno six sisters Mesdames Reide Pue Hazel Linthin Marie McCoy Ethel Carter Crystal Berry and Miss Mary Reno and one brother Herbert all of Sikeston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd Reno
Wilson Street
C. F. Transue
Church of the Nazarene
Memorial Park Cemetery
Arden Ellise
Reno
Sikeston
Works Progress Administration
John Reno
Mesdames Reide Pue
Hazel Linthin
Marie McCoy
Ethel Carter
Crystal Berry
Mary Reno
Herbert
Kewanee farmer Ruben Stallings dies at 28
Funeral services for Ruben Stallings aged 28 who died at Southeast Missouri Hospital in Cape Girardeau Wednesday night will be held Friday afternoon at a cemetery near Caruthersville with interment there. Stallings was a farmer near Kewanee and is survived by his widow, his parents, and one brother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruben Stallings
Southeast
Matthews Child Dies After Lung Treatment
Funeral services for two year old Joe Thom as Williams, son of Mr and Mrs Delmar Williams, were held at the family residence with Rev Herschel Yates officiating. Interment followed in Matthews cemetery. The child died at St Francis Hospital in Cape Girardeau after a lung operation. He is survived by three brothers Mack T Virgil Lee and Presnell D Williams, all at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Thomas Williams
Delmar Williams
Herschel Yates
Matthews Methodist Church
Matthews Cemetery
Albritton
St. Francis Hospital
Cape Girardeau
Mack T
Virgil Lee
Presnell D. Williams
Services to Be Held Friday for Mrs Brown
Mrs Elizabeth Brown aged 76 died after long illness at the home of her daughter Mrs Ben Hahn west of Sikeston. Funeral services will be Friday afternoon at the New Hamburg church near the Hahn farm with Rev E T Fowler officiating. Interment in Sikeston City cemetery. Survived by daughters Mrs Hahn Mrs Deese and Mrs Knight, three sisters, two brothers, 18 grandchildren and 12 great grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Brown
Ben Hahn
Sikeston
New Hamburg
Hahn Farm
E. T. Fowler
Minis Knight
Lucy Farmer
Maggie Murphy
Eldorado, Tl
Mandy Morris
Marked Tree
Ark
Jim
Ed Stevens
East St. Louis
Noted Psychologist Explains Why People Fail in Love
Professor Laird analyzes romantic missteps during summer vacations in The American Weekly, a magazine insert with Next Sunday’s Chicago Herald and Examiner. The piece outlines common pitfalls, offering insights into relationship dynamics and personal happiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Professor Laird
American Weekly
Chicago Herald and Examiner
Primary election notice for Scott County Missouri
County Clerk announces a primary election will be held on August 4, 1936 at regular polling places in Scott County for nominating candidates to numerous offices including Governor Lieutenant Governor Secretary of State and other state and county posts. Election results and deadlines follow with official seal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Missouri
Scott
Morley Township
Moreland Township
Richland Township
Sylvania Township
Sandywoods Township
Tywappity Township
Benton
Converse couple to visit University City Saturday
Mr and Mrs F F Converse plan a short visit to University City on Saturday to see their daughter Mrs F B Clark and her husband.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. F. Converse
University City
Mrs
F. B. Clarkson
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Ralph Bailey
WSPAP
Ever&t Cope
Illinois
Lumsden
Bertha Howard
Julia Dyer
Kewanee
Ieee A
BUICK
Sikeston Motor Go
W. Front Street
Strelton, MO
Chevrolet
Brown
Judge Supreme Court
Supreme Court
Springfield
Commerce Township
Kelso Township
Tywappity Town
Rath Street
St. Charles
Alvin Gasser
Alvin G. Gasser
Sikeston, Mo
Jake Goldstein
J. She
Erwood Smith
Sikeston Board OF Education
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