LAIR'S ad and social notes fill Cape paper
Local shoppers urged to select oil and coal heaters with a free blanket offer from Dempster's. Community notices report friends traveling to St Louis Memphis and Dallas for visits and work, alongside church class meetings, out of town guests, travel plans, and family gatherings in Cape Girardeau and surrounding areas.
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Lair’s
Car Elam
Herb Walton
St. Louis
Hillary Patterson
Minnie Kindred
Memphis
Dempster's
T. F. Hutchison
Fort Collins
Colo
The
Forest Service
Father of Mrs Deneme Dies in Cape Hospital
Harrison Lufcy 69 of Leora Missouri father of Mrs Elmer Deneke and brother of George Lufcy of Sikeston died at a Cape Girardeau hospital where he had been a patient since August 13 He had been in ill health for 15 years Funeral held at Haman Funeral Home Cape Girardeau burial in Lorimer cemetery Survived by wife Anna Lufcy brother Herman Lufcy half brother Perry Lufcy half sister Dolly Lufcy two grandchildren Lufcy lived in Cape Girardeau 25 years worked for Leming Lumber Co Moved to Leora to farm Three years ago member of General Baptist church of Leora
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John Haskett
Centralia
Roe Blanket
Dempster's
Leonard Schumacher
Cape Girardeau
Eva Ramsey
Marble Hill
Lair’s
Electa O'Hara
Bill Huff
St. Louis
Huff
Frank van Horne
Bill Matthews
Southwest Baptist College
Bolivar, Mo
A. E. Shankle
Upchurch
Anderson
Detroit
Mich
E. E. Leighninger
Grace Kurtz
Columbia
Baker Garrison
William Robert Shankle
Burbank
Calif
Edna Shankle
John O’hara
A. B. Monroe
William Miller
Lois Ann
Chadron
Nebraska
Monroe
Annie L. Monroe
Eldon
James Kevil
Shreveport
Dave Kevil
Samuel Smith
W. O. Dysart
Gus Richards
Carter
Lige Inman
Princton
Mr. Carter
Elmer Carter
Clinton Scott
Scott
Clark Robey
Wooster
Ohio
John Husher
B. D. Workman
Workman
Barnes Hospital
W. D. Workman
Curtis Stotts
Lepanto
Ark
Harry Newman
Kokomo
Ind
Andres
George Andres
Harrison Lufcy
Leora
Elmer Deneke
George Lufcy
Sikeston
Haman Funeral Home
Lorimier
Lufcy
Anna Lufcy
Herman Lufcy
Perry Lufcy
Bownwood
Dolly Lufcy
Leming Lumber Co
General Baptist Church of
Funeral for Mrs Elizabeth Zachery Held Yesterday
Mrs Elizabeth Swain Zachery age 27 widow of Wm Zachery died October 1948. She passed away 8 30 am Monday at Mount Vernon Sanatorium after a year there. Former nurse at General Hospital Sikeston for six years. Body to Taylor Funeral Home for services at 2 pm conducted by Rev Henry Smith. Interment in Memorial Park Cemetery. Survived by parents Rufus and Mrs Cherry of Sikeston Rural Route five sisters two brothers and two grandparents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Swain Zachery
Wm. Zachery
Mount Vernon
Zachery
General Hospital
Sikeston
Taylor Funeral Home
Henry Smith
Tanner
Memorial Park Cemetery
Rufus Cherry
Jail Sentences for Drunken Drivers
Judge M. E. Montgomery presided the magistrate court session issuing three jail terms for careless and reckless driving under the influence. Ernest Hines of Vienna Illinois received 60 days in jail and a $25 fine after Troopers reported weaving in a red Dodge truck with his wife and two children nearby. Clarence Williams of Paragould Arkansas was arrested August 19 for the same offense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. Montgomery
Magistrate Court
Ernest Hines
Vienna
Clarence Williams
Paragould
Ark
Local Court Disposes Several DWI and Fraud Cases
Careless driving while intoxicated led to 90 days in jail and a $25 fine. Walter Boden, identified as Negro, was arrested August 29 for the same charge and received 90 days in county jail with a $25 fine. Fred Griffing’s hauling liquor without credentials was dismissed and the defendant discharged. Roger L. Clark waived a preliminary hearing on a bogus check charge and was ordered held for trial in circuit court on a $500 bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Boden
Fred Griffing
Roger L. Clark
Ind
Fall breakfast sets on special at Lair's
Lair's advertises fall specials on beautiful breakfast sets at special prices. The concise notice highlights limited-time offers and seasonal savings for breakfast ware.
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Lair’s
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John Albritton Sr
Margaret Harris
Dallas
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Gene Jacobs
Sharon
Charleston
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John Chaney
Canalou
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North Ranney
J. D. McKinney
C. M. Harris
Marshall Myers
M. A. Myers Jr
Long Jake
Peggy Myers
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A. Y. Scales
Don
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Lair
S. Rev
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James Bucher
Barbara Jennox
Ben J. Welter
Duguin
John Watts
Perryville
Z. E. McAmis
George Lough
Colorado
Walter Ancell
Dorothy McCoy
Katie Cook
Mary Frances Smith
Roswell
N. M
R. H. Sizemore
James Micus
Dick Dement
Albuquerque
University of New Mexico
Paul Pierce
T. J. McNeely
David Allard
Kalamazoo
Allegen
E. L. Tongate Jr
Bob McCord
Tennessee
Robby Lennox
C. D. Ganz
Jeff Hill
C. D. Springs
Nell Matthews
John Hux
Frank Lucas
Washington
E. J. Keith
Phoenix
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Marcia Williams
Mary Ann Walker
Joan Goetz
Camp Zoe
Round Spring
W. A. Smith
Mary Frances
Herrin
Poplar Bluff
E. M. Harris
Murray Klein
Goldston
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E. L. Tongate
Vie Herald
Elizabeth Zachery
Malone and Rex
the Woman's Civic Club of
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Leppert-Roos
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Ennirive
AODEL
Ity
Heart of Fame
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Ures
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Dempster Furniture Company
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