Death Calls Mrs. J. L. Tanner
Mrs. Nannie Harris Tanner of Sikeston Missouri dies Tuesday night after a long illness. She was active in church and missionary groups for decades and leaves husband John Lewis Tanner two daughters Myra Tanner and Kathryn Wilson two grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Funeral services were held at her residence with Rev. John L. Taylor and interment at City cemetery. She was born February 10 1869 near Milan Tennessee and lived much of her life in Sikeston.
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Nannie Harris Tanner
Sikeston
Missouri
Kathryn Wilson
Tanner
Missionary Society
North Kingshighway
John L. Taylor
Methodist Church
Nannie Elizabeth Harris
C. C
Harris
John Lewis Tanner
Halliday
Cairo
Robert Lilard
Arlington
Myra Tanner
A. C. Barrett
Ladies Aid
Ebert-Kready Missionary Society
Woman's Society ‘of Christian Service
All Missionary Societies
Church
el Paso
Texas
S. Thornberry
Detroit
Notice of Administration in Hollingsworth estate
Letters testamentary on the estate of William Edward Hollingsworth were granted May 7, 1942, by the Probate Court of Scott County Missouri. All claimants must exhibit claims within six months for allowance or be barred. within one year from the letters, claims shall be forever barred. Earl G Hollingsworth Executrix. Probate Judge L Spencer notes witness.
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William Edward Hollingsworth
Probate Court
Scott County
Missouri
Earl G. Hollingsworth
Scott Coun
Pauline Graham Foley
Glazed Pear Topping for Baked Ham
Brown six pear halves in four tablespoons fat then add half a cup brown sugar and one tablespoon cinnamon. Simmer five minutes until pears glaze. Cover cooked ham and bake for 106 minutes.
Brother of J. Wm. Foley Died Sudden in St. Louis
Rev. Leo P. Foley, 46, native of Cape Girardeau, died unexpectedly of acute indigestion after luncheon in St. Louis. He taught at Kenrick Seminary and Webster College, headed the seminary library, and served in sacramental theology. Survived by sisters Isabelle Marie and Esther and brothers J. G. Foley and 13 Foley. three Foley family deaths in five weeks.
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J. Wm. Foley
Bill
Bob
Esther Foley
Cape Girardeau
St. Louis
Kenrick Seminary
Foley
Miss Foley
Leo. P. Foley
Rev
Perryville
St. Vincent's Church
Chicago
Leopold Ruiz
Rome
St. Mary’s Seminary of the Barrens
Missouri
Mississippi River
Father Foley
Charles L. Souvay
Father Souvay
Kenrick
Webster College
Fontbonne College
de Paul Hospital School of Nursing
Rites Held at Tanner for Mrs Annie Madden
Funeral services were held at the Tanner residence for Mrs Annie Madden who died yesterday after a long illness. Interment followed at Evergreen Cemetery New Madrid with Ellise service. Madden had lived in Tanner 30 years and was 70. Ruth Malone and son Bill Malone Nora Grabendike and Cecil Reed will spend the weekend in Camp Robinson as guests of Sgt Daniel Malone.
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Tann
Annie Madden
Evergreen
New Madrid
Ellise
Madden
Ruth Malone
Bill Malone
Nora Grabendike
Cecil C. Reed
Camp Robinson
C B Poage Dies After Long Illness At Peggy Street Home
C B Poage died peacefully late Wednesday at his home on Kathleen street after a long illness. He had been treated in Barne Hospital St Louis St Franci Hospital Cape Girardeau and Sikeston General Hospital. Funeral services planned for 3 PM Friday at 31 East Kathleen street with Rev D MacAdams presiding. Interment Memorial Park cemetery. Poage born January 5 1873 Monroe City Missouri married Mary Barr Singleton April 24 1901. Sons Cyrus H Robert and Elmer B Poage survive with a grandson Allen and Arden Poage interred earlier. He was a life long member of the Presbyterian Church and a sheet metal contractor in Sikeston.
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C. B. Poage
Hom
Kathleen Street
Poage
Barne Hospital
St. Louis
St. Franci Hospital
Cape Girardeau
Sikeston General Hosital
Rev
D. MacAdams
Presbterian Church
Memorial Park Cemetery
Ellise
Cyrus Bowen Poage
Cyrus H
Margaret Botts Poage
Monroe City
Mary Barr Singleton
Alfred
Robert Poage
Charleston
Elmer B. Poage
Sikeston
Busines
Upo
Veterian
Allen
Arden Poage
Deat
Cora Clark
Anna Poag
Springfield
Long home stand looms for St. Louis Cardinals
The Cardinals return from a road swing to face the Pirates in Pittsburgh, then host the Giants, Braves, Phillies, and Cubs at Sportsman's Park. The homestand includes the first night game May 23, a May 25 Sunday doubleheader, and a May 30 Decoration Day twin bill with the Reds, plus a May 17 ladies day and May 18 American Day events.
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ST. Louis
Pittsburgh
Frankie Frisch
Pirates
Cardinals
Sportsman's Park
New York Giants
Terrymen
Red Birds
Casey Stengel
Boston
Braves
Bees
Phillies
Red Bird
Chicago Cubs
Cincinnati Reds
Browns to Play First Doubleheader of Year at Home
St Louis Browns set to host Cleveland Indians in a May 11 doubleheader at Sportsmans Park after a tough start.
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ST. Louis
Browns
Sportsman's Park
Cleveland Indians
Summer teaching position ad in Sikeston Missouri
Wanted man or woman school teacher during summer months pleasant work at good wages. If you would rather work than loaf during the summer write before May 1 stating when you can begin work. Address Employer Care The Herald Sikeston Mo. Talers and combines Royal Farm Equipment Co.
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the Herald
Sikeston, Mo
For Sale Cabinet Philco Radio Priced Reasonable
Classified notice offers a cabinet type Philco radio for sale at a reasonable price with a contact phone number missing from the fragment. The ad emphasizes affordability and provides a means to inquire via telephone.
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Philco Radio
For Rent Five Furnished Rooms Modern Setup
For rent a 5 furnished room unit suitable for one or two couples. Modern amenities. Phone 664.
Mule left at 107 N Ranney barn owner may reclaim
A mule is left at the Sikeston area barn 107 North Ranney. The owner may claim by paying the feed bill and cost of this advertisement. If not claimed soon, the animal will be posted for disposition under local law.
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Sikeston
N. Ranney
Sikeston Tractor & Implement Company
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Qo, L. Spencer
C.B. Poage
O. L. Spencer
Division of Child Hygiene
State Board of Health
Jefferson City, Mo
ST. Louis Cardinals
ST. Louis Browns
Boyce Farm
Ford Electric Service Co
New Madrid Street
American Home
Tim
American Home Magazine Corporation
Fourth Avenue
New York
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W. Malone Avenue
Talers
Royal Farm Equipment Co
Boyce Farm Equipment Co
Allis-Chalmers
General Electric
Westinghouse
Curlew Appliance Co
Malone Ave
Sidwell, Jeweler
Center St
Grant Adams
Maude
Clarence
Hazel
White’s Drug Store
Sikeston’s Rexatl Dealers
Rexall
CKE
New Madrid St
Glenn Fish
Edgar White
Exalt
Caleb Smith
City Electric
ST. Scott ST
National Funeral Home
Scott and
Center Streets
Sikeston, Missouri
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