William Henry Robinson obituary in Sikeston
William Henry Robinson aged 56 of Route 2 Sikeston died Friday night at Delta Community Hospital. Born December 1895 in Anniston Alabama, he served in World War I, was an elder in the Presbyterian Church and a member of the Missouri Real Estate Commission. Survived by wife Mildred a son William Henry Jr and two cousins. Funeral Sunday Welsh Funeral Home with Rev Joseph Suitor officiating burial Memorial Park Cemetery.
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William Henry Robinson
Route 2
Sikeston
Delta Community Hospital
Mr. Robinson
Anniston
Alabama
Presbyterian Church
Missouri Real Estate Commission
Mildred
William Henry, Jr
A. E. Grissom
Tupelo
Frank Henderson
St. Louis
Welsh Funeral Home
Joseph Suitor
Memorial Park Cemetery
Local shoppers lure two piece suites. hospital visits noted
LAIR'S Don Cook and daughter Mary Alice underwent tonsillectomy at Missouri Delta Hospital in Sikeston Monday morning. Mr. and Mrs. Pete Gerrard and Mr. and Mrs. Bill Hileman visited relatives in Illinois Sunday. Mrs. Josie Kecline returned home from Rose Claire Illinois after visiting her brother and sister-in-law Mr. and Mrs. ees Joiner.
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Don Cook
Mary Alice
Missouri Delta Hospital
Sikeston
Pete Gerrard
Bill Hileman
Ilinois
Josie Kecline
Rose Claire
Ill
Ees Joiner
Morehouse School News Officers Elected for Classes
High School officers named with sponsors and presidents for senior junior sophomore and freshman classes. Student leaders include George Chafin as Annual Staff Editor and Jo Ann Jackson as Business Manager with a broad list of class officers and student council representatives. Local social notes cover Pinochle Club results and weekend visits from families in St Louis and Cape Girardeau. A small ad notes plastic platform rock ets and a feature on bigamy in The American Weekly.
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George Chafin
JoAnn Jackson
Louise Rodgers
Sandra Twitty
Jo Ann Cornell
Betty Cornell
Jo Ann Jackson
Jolene Corlew
Marilyn Crumpecker
Leon Kesler
Gary Todd
Lloyd Whitson
Dennis Crowley
Dent Tanner
Jean Petty
Margaret Trovillion
Dub Gray
Terry William
Sue Black
Jo Jovlin
Bill Sloan
Tigerette
J. Hart
Bonnie Farris
Sec
Juanita Munich
Mesdames
Susie Marshall
Edna Jackson
Belle Dillion
Juanita Dillon
Margaret Rowell
Betty Thornburgh
Corrine Crumpecker
Corinne Crumpecker
Jack Brown
Harold Martshall
St. Louis
Edwin Morris
Dorsey Heaton
Morehouse
Hubert Morris
Charleston
Charles Allen
Cape Girardeau
Ben Stewart
Alvin Simmons
Bardwell, Ky
F. A. Andrews
Los Altos
Calif
N. G. Hewitt
Canalea
James Hewitt
Alton Clark
East Prairie
N. B. Clark
Dorcey
Charter Oak social roundup and family notices
Mrs Kenneth Averett traveled to Memphis with her daughter in law from Sikeston. A bay boy named James Ronald was born Sept 25 at Delta Community Hospital to Ara Asher and wife. Attendees at the Sikeston parade and Cotton Carnival on Sept 27 included Elbert and family, Shirley Asher, Jerry Dial, and Averett family members. Various visits and visits from St Louis to Sikeston are noted, with multiple family gatherings and weekend stays in Sikeston Gray Ridge Bell City Dexter Windfall Indiana and Massachusetts.
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Kenneth Averett
Memphis
Tenn
Inlaw
Kenneth Averett, Jr
Sikiston
Ara Asher
Delta Community Hospital
James Ronald
Sikeston
Elbert
Shirley Asher
Jerry Dial
Larry
Michael Ave
Barney Starkey
Vernon Norx
Mass
Fanny Norx
Wallis Overby
Roy Merritt
Gray Ridge
Fay Hill
Janice
Thomas Durbin
Bell City
Charlie Weatherford
Jim Harris
Patricia Garner
Shirley Rogers
Near Dexter
Texas County votes on abolishing township government plan
Houston Mo Texas County voters will decide on November 4 whether to abolish the township type plan of county government in effect since 1922. Under the current system each township elects its own collector assessor and other officials. The proposed change would have one set of countywide officials elected by the entire county.
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Houston
Texas
Howard Elliott to Speak at Bluff Friday Night
Howard Elliott the Republican governor candidate will speak in Poplar Bluff at 8 p m Friday night as his campaign caravan rolls into Southeast Missouri H K Wangelin County GOP Chairman said Monday
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Howard Elliott
Howard Eliott
Missouri
Poplar Bluff
H. K. Wangelin
GOP
Bridget plan terms available to all worthy of credit
Bridget plan offers terms open to all who meet credit standards enabling wider access to loans. Lenders say plan emphasizes responsible borrowing and fair approval while maintaining risk controls and clear guidance for applicants.
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Bridget
Lair's
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