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Newspaper

Sikeston Herald

Location

Sikeston, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Sep 15, 1949

Page

4

Southeast Missouri news items from Main Street area

Readers receive a collage of local briefs from Dexter to Fredericktown. Stolen pullets, opossum surpluses, new Extension Agent appointments, fatal auto crash near Cape Girardeau, a $100000 exchange building contract, school office break-ins, a deadly house fire near Poplar Bluff, missing boys near Bonne Terre, and obituaries including a diphtheria death and a baby’s graveside service. Also notes on oil stove fire origin and veterans’ and actors’ recognitions.

Kennett Southeast Missouri TelePhone Company Poplar Bluff Clarence St Cin St. Cin

Former Sikeston Man Dies in Cape Girardeau

A. E. Hunze a former Sikeston agent for the American Railway Express Agency died of a heart ailment at his Cape Girardeau home. Born Oct 26 1891 in Cape Girardeau he later worked in real estate. Funeral services were at Haman Funeral Home. Survived by wife Hedwig three sons John Albert K and Robert a daughter five grandchildren two sisters and four brothers. A $20 million loan to Yugoslavia by the Import-Export Bank includes $12 million for immediate use to buy American materials and equipment for rehabilitating the mining industry.

A. E. Hunze American Railway Express Agency Sikeston Cape Girardeau Hunze Hedwig Hunze John Hunze Albert K Hunze Robert Hunze Fort Worth Texas J. Frank Hodges Otto Hunze St. Louis Emil Hunze Ed Hunze Ben Bueltemann Bertha Beckman Yugoslavia

Cotton Pickers to Compete for World Champion Title

Cotton pickers from across the region will vie for the World’s Champion Cotton Picker title and a $1000 grand prize at the National Cotton Picking Contest in Blytheville Arkansas on October 7. Awards total $2500 in prizes from $25 to $250 with special prizes for seniors and children.

Blytheville Ark

Funeral today for Vanduser citizen Leslie Woodward

Funeral services are held this afternoon at the Baptist church in Vanduser for Leslie Eugene Woodward who died Tuesday at his home. Rev. Haupe presides with burial in Memorial Park Cemetery and Welsh service. Woodward, born August 2, 1884, is survived by his widow Ina Fern Woodward, a daughter Mrs. John Glueck, a sister Mrs. Amy Lancaster, two brothers R. L. and Bryan Woodward, and two half sisters Mrs Norman Murphy and Mrs Homer Brandon.

Memorial Park Cemetery Daniel LaCroix Edwin LaCroi Delta Community Hospital Louise Lar Baptist Church Vanduser Leslie Eugene Woodward Haupe Woodward Vanclyser Ina Fern Woodward John Glueck Chaffee Amy Lancaster St. Louis R. L Washington, D. C Bryan Woodward Norman Murphy Morely Homer Brandon Fort Riley Kan

Death of man hit by unidentified motorist near Hayti

Lucian Wiles age 69 died at Delta Community Hospital Sikeston from injuries after being struck by an unidentified motor vehicle on Highway 61 near Hayti last Sunday. The body went to Welsh Funeral Home and was moved to Huntington Tennessee for funeral services. Survived by daughter Mildred Vickery of Chaffee and six sons.

Lucian Wiles Delta Community Hospital Sikeston Hayti Huntington Tenn Mildred Vickery Chaffee

Parma Child Victim of Diphtheria Attack

Robert Louis Dodson aged 4 died from diphtheria at his Parma home early yesterday. He died at his grandmother Nelia Wilburn's house at 322 Kendall Sikeston. The Rev Hillan Kindred officiated a 10 am service at the Baptist church. Burial was in Big Opening cemetery. He is survived by his parents Homer and Mrs Dodson, five brothers Jimmy Jerry Bennie Joe Travis Gene Lonnie Roy and two sisters June and Phyllis plus his grandmother.

Robert Louis Dodson Homer Dodson Parma Nelia Wilburn Kendall Street Sikeston Taylor Hillan Cild Jimmy Jerry Bennie Joe Travis Gene Lonnie Roy June Phyllis

Southeast Missouri Duroc breeders host show and sale in Cape Girardeau

The Southeast Missouri Duroc Breeders Association holds its second show and sale since formation. On Thursday September 22 at Arena Park Cape Girardeau consignments from 38 open gifts and 16 spring boars are offered by members including Fuerth Brothers Harold Gosche Henderson Howard Harold Pobst and many others. The show begins at 10 a.m. with Livestock Director Rolla Singleton classifying animals into three quality groups. At 1 p.m. Colonel Guy L Pettit Bloomfield Iowa will auction the animals with Bob McCord and Lindsay Beck as ringmen.

Southeast Missouri Duroc Breeder’s Association Arena Park Cape Girardeau Moore Quality Farms Kirkwood Raymond V. Moore Lutesville Herbert Niehaus Florissant Byron Phillips Bloomfield Roth Bros Frolina Bill Sifford Puxico Morris Vincent Campbell Robert Wunderlich Edward Zeller & Son Bufordville Rolla E. Singleton Missouri State Department of Agriculture Jefferson City Guy L. Pettit Iowa Bob McCord Lindsay Beck Sikeston

Baby Dill Dies in Cape Girardeau Hospital

A two week old girl Sally Ellen Dill daughter of Mr and Mrs Hildreth Dill of Sikeston died at Cape Girardeau hospital Friday night. Funeral held 3 oclock Saturday at Welsh Funeral Home with burial in Memorial Park Cemetery. Survived by parents and grandfather Gord Dill of Sikeston. Born August 26.

Sally Ellen Dill Hildreth Dill Sikeston Cape Girardeau Hospital Memorial Park Cemetery Gord Dill of

Lair's Ad Promotes Sofas And Theaters In One Place

An ad lists sofas studio couches club chairs platform rockers in plastic covers from Lair's. It promotes attending the Air Conditioned Mall Lone and Rex as first and second run theatres, highlighting furniture and cinema offerings in one location.

Lair’s Malone and Rex

Former Sikeston Man James Barnett Dies in Colorado

James Henry Barnett a former Sikeston resident died of a heart ailment last Sunday at his home in Julesburg Colorado. He was born October 17 1867 in Princeton Kentucky and moved to Sikeston in 1904. He later led the Sikeston Heading Company and lived in Denver before moving to Julesburg. He is survived by his widow a daughter Dess Bloomfield two sons Richard and Archie a sister and two grandsons with funeral services held at the Methodist church in Sikeston.

James Henry Barnett Sikeston Julesburg Colo M. G. Joyce Memorial Park Cemetery Mr. Barnett Princeton Bobbie Davis Baker-Matthews Lumber Company Denver Methodist Church Dess Bloomfield Richard Archie Charles George Princeton, Ky Lee Walton Dick Bloomfield

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