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Newspaper

Sikeston Herald

Location

Sikeston, Missouri, United States of America

Date

May 15, 1941

Page

4

Local News Updates From Nearby Towns

Mrs Alford Bryant shopped in Cape Girardeau Wednesday. Floyd Hitt in training camp at Rantoul Nines visited relatives Mr and Mrs Boyd Crafton of Wentzville and Mrs Lacy Bernard of Oran Saturday. Families from Miller and Paducah visited local residents. Commencement exercises held at high school with Prof A C Magill speaking. Various locals reported hospital improvements, a house fire, and guest visits across Cape Girardeau Sikeston Morley and Morehouse communities.

Alford Bryant Cape Girardeau Floyd Hitt Rantoul Nines Boyd Crafton Wentzville Lacy Bernard Oran Ralph Vaughn Miller Forest Watson

Matthews News highlights local visits and events

Mrs Britt McGee and Arlene and Mrs WmHelms visited relatives in Cape Girardeau Sunday. Charles Hawkins and Clifford Sutton returned from Texas vacation. Community Club cut garments for Red Cross at high school. John A White, recently training as a flying cadet, returns home before reporting to Denver for bombardier training. Miss Marell Ezell and Joseph Henry, injured in a recent automobile accident, show improved condition in Cape Girardeau hospital.

Canalou Social News Highlights Local Visits

Miss Capitola Bell of Lilbourn visited Mrs Lenora McCollum here last Friday. Mr and Mrs H G Cathey and daughter June were in Sikeston Saturday on business. Miss Selma Gruen, who teaches in Matthews schools, spent the week end at her home here. Lloyd Roberts and children of Essex were guests of his sister, Mrs James D Kochel, Friday. Miss Norma Lynn of Kennett and Mrs Albert Appleby visited relatives in Peoria Ill Friday. Mrs Wm Landers has returned from the Baptist Hospital in St Louis where she had been a patient. James Coppage, returning from Arkansas State College, came home for the summer. The Canalea school teachers enjoyed a pinochle party at the home of Mr and Mrs Albert Parks on Wednesday evening. Mr and Mrs Victor Potashnick and daughter of Farmington spent the week end with Mrs Less Allen and family. Dan Melton, who had been at the business college at Chillicothe, spent the week end with his parents. he left for Kansas for Santa Fe Railroad Co employment. Mr and Mrs Gaylord Muffett and little daughter, Mrs Laura Muffett and Mrs Sue Baughn of Hammond Ind, visited Mr and Mrs Ernest Muffett and relatives. Mrs Laura Muffett will remain for an extended visit.

Harris Foster Willard Sullivan Cape Girardeau Phoebe Black Wm. Black Montgomery Sikeston Tom Anderson Detroit Mich Melle Anderson Cyntha Cummins C. C. Cummins U. S. Ragains Wilma Ragains Palace Cafe Howard Miller Evelyn Farmington A. C. Magill State College Dale Foster Wm Foster St Francis Hospital J. D. Eskridge Wm Black Mark Twain Society Hotel Marquette Black H F. Emerson Cairo Dick Swaim Emerson Barbara Foster Alma Sherrard Myrtle Dickerson Martha Morns Lester Crady Morehouse Jeff King Jackie Ilkeston Roscoe Foster George Foster Woodrow Foster Mamie Dorothy Mae Foster Morley Britt McGee Arlene Wm.helms Paul Bryant Charleston Arthur Clayton Vera Tetley Laval Byrd John White W. O. Turnage Lillian Spalding Charles Spalding Helen Deane Lindsay Cal A. and M. College Jonesboro Ark Charles Hawkins Clifford Sutton Texas South Red Cross C. A Critchlow Mary Alice B. B. Conrad Bonnie Ruth W. C. Critchlow O. E. Critchlow Excelsior Springs Critchlow B. Daugherty Albert Daugherty Tollie Warren Patsy Hayti Trentis Vaughn Jacqueline Zarecor Risco Burl Bullington Wanda Waters Fern Thompson New Madrid William Depro L. D. Waters W. C. Moore Pearl Green Norman Powell Clifford Proffer Lester King Elizabeth Shanks Selma Gruen John A. White Stamford Air Corps School Denver Colo Dora Wilmarth Bertrand Charles Lumsden Nelson Lumsden Charter Oak Harold Lumsden Essex Lumsden John W. Huckstep James Gossett Cape Girardeau Hospital Capitola Bell Lilbourn Lenora McCollum H. G Cathey June Matthews Lloyd Roberts James D. Kochel Norma Lynn Kennett Albert Appleby Peoria Ill Wm. Landers Baptist Hospital St. Louis James Coppage Arkansas State College Canalea Albert Parks Victor Potashnick Less Allen Dan Melton Chillicothe Kansas Santa Fe Railroad Co Gaylord Muffett Laura Muffett Sue Baughn Hammond Ind Morehouse News Bill Dillon Viola Boone Louisville A. J. Stanley Bill Phillips Jo Ann Sadie Brock Mae Brown Shirley Jo Dillon Vesta Hinkle Ed Treece Edgar Todd Houston Henry Hart Vanita Edwards Jefferson City O. D Edwards Arthur Wallace Hazel Lou Myra Solly Gideon Denver Westbrooks Dorcey Mae Jack James Hackett Cecil Crabtree Susie Margaret Blodgett Darcy Brown Arnold Crain CCC Central City John Crain F. W. Leming Christian Church Floyd Crowley Ruth Ellen Dick Fisher University of Missouri Columbia Glen Fisher G. C. Darby Fassett L. S. Brock Benton Estelle Bondurant St Louis County A. G. Bondurant Harry Brewer Bonnie Lee Brentwood Marvin John Penn Arthur Penn Commerce Clyde Daily St Louis California Commerce High School Methodist Church R. A. Harper W. B Sanders

Local Social Notes From Southeast Missouri Towns

Hansel Laster of Commerce visited in Matthews during the weekend. Mr. and Mrs Paul Witt and children were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Atherton in Sikeston Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Chester Stafford and children visited friends and relatives in Portageville Sunday. Miss Ruth Townsend of Cape Girardeau spent the weekend with Polk Townsend.

Hansel Laster Commerce Matthews Paul Witt Atherton Sikeston Chester Stafford Portageville Ruth Townsend Cape Girardeau Polk Townsend

Morehouse News Local People Connected Across Regions

A roundup of neighborly visits and travels across New Madrid, Sikeston, Commerce, and Cape Girardeau. Notable mentions include Viola Boone in Louisville, Mae Brown and Shirley Jo Dillon in Sikeston, and Arnold Crain visiting from Central City CCC. Community events touch Mother's Day, church services, and school commencement plans.

I Won’t Go Out With You Again Bill Until You Drive Responsibly

The speaker warns Bill that reckless driving risks injury and pleads for decency and responsibility before sharing his car. The message emphasizes personal safety, accountability, and respect for others in a pointed, cautionary tone.

Bill

Military operations linked to twenty one accident fatalities

Twenty one accident fatalities this year are traced to defense and military operations, marking a continuing pattern of deadly incidents connected to armed services activities.

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