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Sikeston Herald

Location

Sikeston, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Oct 02, 1941

Page

10

Visitors and guests from multiple states in Poplar Bluff

SMAURAIE Mr. and Mrs. L. T. Davey were among visitors in Poplar Bluff Sunday afternoon. Miss Betty McCutchen of Blytheville stayed overnight with Mrs. John Hux and husband Wednesday. Mrs. Cy Anderson and daughter Vicki Lynn of Washington DC, visiting the former's mother Mrs. L. M. Stallcup, will extend their visit several weeks.

L. T. Davey Poplar Bluff Betty McCutchen Blytheville John Hux Cy Anderson Vicki Lynn Washington, D. C L. M. Stallcup John W. Stokes Mayfield Anna Winchester Helen Virginia Keith Bridge Club P. J. Ponder Sikeston Firestone Arkansas T. J. O'Donnell Indianapolis Ind Essie Baker Paul Trotter Cape Girardeau Kate Kornegger Pexico Kenneth Kornegger Wakefield Street E. J. Keith Rock Club North Ranney Street James A. Eby Matthews T. F. Henry P. V. Branum Sikeston General Hospital

Sikeston area social notes greet many visitors

Mrs. J W Bryan visited Cape Girardeau friends last Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Walter McCuiston spent Sunday with relatives in Memphis. Mrs. Maurice Armstrong stayed with her parents in Van Buren. Truman Ball began a two week Wisconsin Wisconsin trip. Local families hosted and visited across Sikeston and surrounding towns with hospital and church notes interwoven.

J. W. Bryan Cape Girardeau Walter McCuiston Memphis Maurice Armstrong W. B. Smith Vanclyser Truman Ball Wisconsin Lee Schade Jackson George Lee A. P. Veasman Southeast Missouri Hospital Joe and Lee Hunter Jr St. Louis Tom Allen W. T. Crowe Ralph, Dwain Bobbie Braggadocio T. B. Dudley O. G. Green Miss Joy Corbin Greenville Miss Evans Corbin Edward Boardman East Acres Lacy Allard Evansville Ind Leslie Maynor Glendale Ill Neil Gallagher G. D. Brewer Bertrand Gallagher Mesdames Calvin Greer Anna Winchester I. H. Dunaway W. T. Shanks C. H. Denman Sikeston Poplar Bluff Richard Carmody Richard Ronald Hayti O. P. Sullivan Caruthersville Fair BE. A. Lawrence C. M. Clay Mexico C. A. Turnbough Paul Ruth Jack Shuppert Mr. Turnbough Palmyra George Dye Gene Potashnick Mrs. Belden New England East New York Emily Sue Fletcher Columbia Frances Robinett Ben Schade D. Edgar Fletcher Shady Nook Arcadia

Great rise shown in Missouri Pacific income

The Missouri Pacific Railway reports strong gains in 1941 and August 1942, with operating revenues of 9,959,090 in August 1942 versus 7,195,842 in August 1940 and 6,702,293 in August 1939. Net railway operating income for the first eight months of 1941 stands at 14,621,737, contrasting with 41,676,283 in 1940 and 2,998,402 in 1939. The company’s net income for the first eight months of 1941 is 1,764,123, against losses of 8,805,887 in 1940 and 10,591,178 in 1939.

Missouri Pacific Railway Company

Personal Stationery Catalog at The Herald

The Herald lists options for personal stationery including printed and engraved items. Details cover stationery styles, customization choices, and ordering information for individual and business use.

Dr Beedle to Visit Sikeston Missouri

Dr Beedle arrives at the Marshall Hotel in Sikeston on Monday October 6 from 9 AM to 3 PM for a free examination. Hundreds across Missouri have benefited from his non surgical treatment for stomach liver bowels blood skin heart kidney bed wetting and other chronic ailments. Married women must be accompanied by husbands.

Beedle H. B. Beedle Lindell Blvd St. Louis, Mo

Defense Savings Bonds Advice and Acceptance of Stamps

The Defense Bond guidance explains that holding Series E bonds for full terms yields maximum maturity value. A 10 year hold increases value by 313 percent. The government cares more about broad participation in the National Defense Program than where stamps are purchased, including post offices banks S&Ls and retail outlets.

Defense Savings Defense National Defense Treasury

Defense Bonds and Stamps Now Widely Available

Defense bonds and stamps can be purchased at the largest number of places possible. To buy, visit the nearest post office bank or savings and loan association or write to the Treasurer of the United States in Washington D C. Stamps are now on sale at retail stores.

Defense Bank Savings and Loan Association United States Washington, D. C

Friends and Neighbors Herald Readers Celebrate Daily

Community readers are urged to enjoy The Herald for daily news about friends and neighbors. The note invites staying informed through the paper's weekly coverage and local highlights.

Herald

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