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Newspaper

Sikeston Herald

Location

Sikeston, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Oct 27, 1949

Page

12

Bulldogs to Play at East Prairie Tonight

Sikeston Bulldogs coached by Kenny Knox travel to East Prairie for a non conference football game. Sikeston carries five straight wins, shutout Perryville 48 to 0 last Friday, with three Bulldogs teams scoring touchdowns and dominance on both sides of the ball.

Kenny Knox Sikeston Bulldogs East Prairie Eagles East Prairie Sikeston Bulldogs Perryville Pirates Sikes Perryville

Cape Girardeau Central Keeps Second With 12 0 Win

Cape Girardeau Central held second in the Big Eight by beating Jackson 12 to 0 on Friday night. Cape scored in the first and fourth quarters but missed the extra points after each TD, with Jackson errors cited as key to Cape's victory. Kennett defeated Piggott 13 to 9 in a non conference game.

Cape Girardeau Central Charleston Jackson Cape Kennett Piggott Ark Charleston Bears Caruthersville Scott Farmer Hess Blue Jays Tigers Dexter Fredericktown Dexter Bearcats Cats Bearcats Malden Risco Fact Prairie Reate

Oran News Briefs Highlight Local Visits and Events

Mary Purcell reports a son born Tuesday at Burt's Clinic. Local social notes include guests of Mier, Dowdy, and Cook families from St Louis, Poplar Bluff, and De Soto. Rev Buckmiller conducts revival. Baptist and Methodist groups host meetings with youths serving and farewells planned for Lipe and Thompson families. Contacted by relatives, hospital updates and weekend visits span Sikeston to Cape Girardeau and St Louis. Carter family updates include Billy Carter serving in Tulsa and extended Florida trip by Baty Goellner couple.

Paul LeGrand Burt’s Frank Mier Hardy Duke Matthews Fred Withrow Mike Harris Naylor Frank Kern Detroit Mich Arthur Welter New Hamburg Roy Long Fred Dowdy Raymond Campbell St. Louis Dawson Cook Poplar Bluff L. A. Cook R. H. Henson W. C. Dennis W. M. Jones Freeman Martin Patton C. E. Warren Baptist Church of Oran Charles Carter Alvin Carter de Soto Homer Carter Pvt Billy Carter Lester Jacobs Methodist Youth Fellowship Chamber of Commerce Methodist Church Pentecostal Elmer Buckmiller Java Ray Long T. LeRoy Heisserer Sr Sikeston Z. A. Heisserer Mary Purcell Arndt Dearborn Baptist Anna Lewis Nancy Puckett Ray Robinson Thelma Maddox Charles Oliver Methodist Carl Lipe Elwood Thompson Thompson Missouri Masonic Lodge Morley C. L. Halfort Stmirley Harold Gace Abram Hirschowitz G. K. Patterson Dave Carter Mary Verble Ash Hill B. C. Douglas Overland Andy Pabst Wesley Hodges Tanner Joe Miller Ezra Francis Emma Francis Leadwood G. K .Patterson St. Francis Hospital Cape Girardeau Paul Halter St. Frances Hospital Nona Crafton Osteopathic Hospital Bill Whitledge Carrie Winters Delta Community Hospital W. L. Lenon DeSoto Euin Carter Billy Graviett Earl Baker Blytheville Ark Tulsa Okla United States Army Charles Baty Roy Goellner Florida Everglade West Side Sandy Wibbenmeyer Perryville Morehouse Friends Lemuel Bradshaw S. E. Rutledge Alex Redick Rosemary Rauch Ben Stewart Helen Howell Lois J. W. McNabb Poplar Bluff Hospital Charles Wilder Jr Johnny Gloria Gideon Here Russell Krug Webster Groves Sallie Hearon D. L. Hearon Morehouse Ben Tudor Grace Cammack Youngstown Ohio Adalees Dunafee Ray Marshall Fred Laminack Will Murphy Laminack Hershell Hellem Brown Wofford Minnie Hall Shirley Farris Pauline Eaton Mary Bohannon William Lyman Cunningham Virgil Pulliam Lyman Baker Baker Cemetery Lutesville Willie Robert Virgil Pulham Ronnie Helen Irbie Bureh Linda Lee Curtis Rodgers Cairo B. H. Cleaver L. D. Waters B. B. Conrad Donald Anderson Benton Lil W. A. Gemeinhardt Herman Boardman Ed Ford Betty Alva Evans Canalea Clifford Sutton H. J. Dickerman Genevieve Sullivan J. H. Dickerman Robert Weaks Jr Trudy Bob Thornburg Judy W L. Medlin Jim Taylor Dexter Taylor Shirley Catherine Medlin Thornburgs

Morehouse News Highlights Local Visits and Attendees

Community ties show in visits across Missouri and Illinois. Residents including Miss Rosemary Rauch crowned carnival queen, while J W McNabb and guests in Sikeston, Perryville and Dexter swap stories. Family gatherings, hospital stays, and a seaside of kin mark weekends as Caldwell and Bond families share meals and memories.

Charity Oak News Social notes recount area visits

Charter Oak News notes Wilma Lusk reports visits by Mr and Mrs K A Garner in Sikeston and Bloomfield last week. Leonard Garner of Dell Ark visited Charter Oak and Canaloa. Families including Hessling Wakerson Durbin Mick WIkerson and Dial groups spent weekends with relatives near Canalou Yorktown and Clarksdale. A club meeting featured a lesson on Children s Clothing with fourteen members present and new officers elected: Homer Greene president Roy K Stanley vice president Alfred Byrd secretary treasurer.

K. A. Garner Sikeston L. J. Garner Blytheville Ark E. L. Hessling D. Garner Bloomfield Leonard Garner Dell, Ark Charter Oak Canaloa William Lawson Chidren Bassinger Pocahontan, Ark Norman Wakerson Clyde Wilkerson Canalou Donald Durbin Donnie Durbin John Mick L. & Garner Norma Hazel Wikkerson Canaleu Norman Wilkerson Charlie Dial Robert Bill Johnny Jim Dial Yorktown Als O. W. Hodge Douglas Lambert George Fisackerly Clarksdale Ormon Lusk D. N. Powell Cant Remines Homer Greene Roy K. Stanley Alfred Byrd

Fatal Stabbing Shocks Sawdust Inn at Charleston

Charleston-Douglas Burke a 53-year-old Black man was stabbed to death last Saturday night at Sawdust Inn. Authorities name Lucille Hunt as the person said to have wielded the weapon in the fatal incident.

Charleston Douglas Burke Sawdust Inn Lucille Hunt

Man found guilty of murdering wife in Farmington farm

Ste Genevieve circuit court on Monday found W C Mahurin aged 53 guilty of murdering his wife Lottie Fisk Mahurin on their farm near Farmington last March. He was sentenced to life imprisonment.

Ste. Genevieve W. C. Mahurin Lottie Fisk Mahurin Farmington

See The Herald's Fine Line of Holiday Greeting Cards

Local newspaper advertorial notes a selection of holiday greeting cards available from The Herald’s line. It highlights varieties for seasons and gifting, inviting readers to visit or contact for more details and pricing.

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