Local News from Nearby Towns Highlights Community Movements
Local residents report visits and travels including Clint Estes of Commerce and families from Sikeston to Golconda. Church announcements note Rev. Basler's Methodist sermon and Baptist garage services. Several residents relocate to St Louis Detroit and Mokane while others visit relatives in Illinois Kentucky and Arkansas. Charles Johnson, 20, dies of heart ailment. survivors include parents and siblings. funeral held at home.
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Clint Estes
Commerce
R. P. Basler
Ruby Sailors
East Prairie
Albert Higgs
J. M. Hill
L. D. Waters
Alfred Hill
Sikeston
Tom Krebs
Detroit
Mich
Bland Wright
Larry
Ann
St. Louis
Arents
Frank Radcliffe
Della Stucker
May Engler
Mokane
Dora Wilmurth
Glenn Wilmurth
Bertrand
Joe Wilmurth
Charles Lumsden
Donna Joe
Ellis Reid
Lawrence Hardin
Chicago
Ill
Louis Hardin
Gilbert Uwardin
Russell Little
Holland
Artie Burch
R. S. Tetley
Vera
Albert Tetley
Birmingham
Ala
Miss Tetley
New Orleans
South
Christian Women’s Council
B. W. Overby
Lorene
Murray, Ky
John Crosno
Near Morehouse
The
Christian Church
Charles Johnson
Arkansas
Carl Johnson
Oran News Highlights Local Social Ties and Openings
Lively notes from Oran Missouri report residents leaving for Fort Leonard Wood and Cape Girardeau, students enrolling in local schools, numerous visits by families from St Louis Sikeston Chaffee and Springfield, and a Labor Day float award for the Oran Chamber of Commerce. The Oran high school enrollment totals 160 in the upper, 135 in the lower grades and 90 in Catholic school with broader social activities and a baptism of community.
Local Social Notes From Oran Rural News
Mr and Mrs Virgil Davis of St Louis visited Sunday with Mr and Mrs Henderson Howard. Miss Katherine Fulenwider began teaching at Greer school near Sikeston. Mrs Cecil Crabtree of Blodgett visited her sister Mrs Allan Wagner and family last Friday. Miss Gladys Glastetter of St Louis spent the weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs Frank Glastetter. Mrs Jim Clubb and daughter of St Louis were guests Sunday evening of Mr and Mrs Orville Hanselman. Miss Kathleene Gateley enrolled at the Cape Girardeau business college. Roy Bonney joined a birthday dinner Sunday at the Grady Greer home. Leslie Kneezle and son of Benton visited the Stuckey family Sunday. George Brent of Wisconsin visited the latter’s ...
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Cc. L. Halford
Fort Leonard Wood
Louise Robinson
Business College
Cape Girardeau
Ella Clemson
Anna Lucas
Ray B. Lucas
Benton
Betty Lou Barnes
Hunter School
Oran
Ernest Grant
Warren
Morley
E. Mason
Hoffman
Perryville
I. C. Mattingly
Ada Jean Logan
Sikeston
Paul Burger
Jackson Matthews
Springfield
Gaither Marshall
C. R. Rodgers
Gene
Pontiac
Mich
Ollie Groves
Allenville
Robert McBride
Florian Buchelle
St. Louis
Loyd McBride
Tom Powell
Bailey Wilkerson
G. K. Patterson
Armour McCallister
Earl McCallister
Oran Chamber of Commerce
Chaffee
Clarence van Lear
Cape Girradeau
van Lear
C. Howard
Arthur McCray
Denbow Gillespie
Donald Gillespie
Kankakee
Talbert Gillespie
George
Monett, Ark
Dewey Reeves
Alfreda Greer
Grady Greer
Vandyser
Marvin Thompson
Patsy
A. E. Robinson
Clay City
Ind
A. O. Carr
Missouri
Ilinois
Carr
Carbondale
Earline Houseman
Ill
Johnnie Brannock
Wm. Hodge
Melton Harris
Mack Wright
Zula Brannock
Ella Steel
Thelma
van Steel
Jimmie Steel
Doniphan
Jesse Hale
J. W. Hale
Chris Jones
Sons
Johnnie Hayden
Karen
Hayden
Lucian
James Marshall
Cricket Houser
Union City
Tenn
James Ledbetter
P. P. Marshall
Robert Lipscomb
Louisa Dirnberger Moriday
Lipscomb
Oran High School
George W. Heslar
W. H. Heslar
Holden
Oran Methodist Church
A. E. Woods
Carlos Woods
Bobby and
Jerry
Harry Lovelette
Earl
Henry Robinson
St. Charles, Til
Bill Clubb
Anthony Clubb
James Clubb
Elmer Joyce
Dale Bollinger
Jerome Westrich
Johnnie Laughlin
Jeff Niswenger
Ed Weissmueller
Jack Hancock
James DePriest
Gerald Womack
Cape Rock Park
Carol Jean
Eileen Mattingly
Jean Ann Stehr
Larry Stehr
David Marshall
Carol Jean Womack
Robinson
Murphysboro
Til
Otto Davenport
Gail Dean Davenport
Osceola,Ark
Raymond Zeigler
Dean
Glenn Moore
Allan Wagner
Wm. Stokes
Osceola
Ark
QO. J. Bingley
Elbert McBride
Waldo Reynolds
Fornfelt
C. M. Reynolds
Hubert Witt
Mildred
Wm. Bailey
Miner
Margaret
Katherine Fulenwider
Harry
Will Fulenwider
Mae Fulenwider
Fred Blisphinghoff
Wallace Reynolds
Marjory
Zeno LeGrand
Albert Dannenmueller
Henry Welter
Frank Glastetter
Evan Stegall
Shirley Jean
C. L. Graviett
Haveron Gateley
Glenda Lee
Wayne Gateley
Chicago
H. M. Gateley
Wayne
Haveron
Virgil Davis
Henderson Howard
Greer
Cecil Crabtree
Blodgett
Gladys Glastetter
Jim Clubb
Local Visitors and Residents Reach Cape Girardeau Area
George Campbell of Cape Girardeau conducted business here on Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Richman Sanders of Benton visited Friday. Mrs Arthur Penn spent Thursday in Blodgett with cousin Mrs Mollie Austin. Mrs L S Brock and her Benton born baby son were Thursday guests of her parents Mr and Mrs Ward Smith.
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George Campbell
Cape Girardeau
Mississippi County Farms for Sale Details and Prices
A real estate listing of Mississippi county farms with 80 acres four miles west of East Prairie and Charleston highway at 75 per acre. 2873 acres west of Sikeston on Highway 60 with improvements and two tenant houses priced at 30000. 160 acres north of Gray Ridge at 55 per acre with improvements and cultivation. 151 acres south of Bell City at 60 per acre with cultivation. 120 acres southeast of Bell City at 55 per acre with cultivation and woods. 1040 acres west of Bernie at 2250 per acre with improvements and two tenant houses and 1400 acres cultivation. 80 acres northeast of Matthews at 4000 total. 100 acres east of Sikeston on Highway 60 at 5000 with half black land. 240 acres west of Parma at 70 per acre with five improvements on good roads. 560 acres northwest of Steele at 100 per acre with fifteen houses and twelve barns on gravel road and electric line. Extra details include irrigation-like notes and general land quality.
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Mississippi County
East Prairie
Charleston Highway
Sikeston
New Madrid County
Gray Ridge
Bell City
Bernie
Matthews
Good Bay
Parma
Steele
Cotton Wood Point
Missouri
Micola
Pemiscot County
Porter Switch News Social Roundup Spans Labor Day Visits
Mr and Mrs Will Boyer spent Sunday with Charlie Owens near Wolf Island. Sam Branson and sons Sam Lee and Nial attended the Labor Day celebration. Sunshine Extension Club calls meeting for September 12 at Mrs J A Schneider. Everett McClanahan and Fionia McClanahan visited Mrs Jones near Sikeston. Lee Wilson of Charleston visited George Haws family. Dolly Tyler returned home with Haw after visiting her daughter. Barney Tennon J C McClanahan Minnie McClanahan spent weekend in Decadia Tennessee. Susie Jefford Richard Jefford Frank McCoy and sons Tommy and Lee with Elbert Schneider and Dave Force hosted at J A Schneider home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Boyer
Charlie Owens
Wolf Island
Sam Branson
Sam Lee
Nial
Chaffee
Sunshine Extension Club
J. A. Schneider
Everett McClanahan
Fionia McClanahan
Jones
Sikeston
Tom King
Mrs Ed Cook in Critical Condition at Ruth Street Home
The condition of Mrs Ed Cook, who is critically ill at her home on Ruth street, is reported as unchanged.
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Ed Cook
Ruth Street
Hartshorns Visit Denman Family in Farmington
Mr and Mrs Elgin Hartshorn of Farmington were guests of the latter s uncle C H Denman and wife for a short visit on Sunday Attend Church Somewhere Sun.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elgin Hartshorn
Farmington
C. H. Denman
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