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Newspaper

Sikeston Herald

Location

Sikeston, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Sep 19, 1940

Page

10

Nearby Towns Social Roundup and Local Notes

Hal Dickey of Malden visited here last week while Sikeston guests spent Sunday with relatives. St Louis visitors included Mrs. George Waits, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Daugherty hosted, and John Zimmerman from Detroit came for a sister visit. Local clubs hold dinners, quilting, and meetings as churches and schools plan events. Morley’s softball win, women’s society elections, and a Baptist class picnic are noted among the week’s activities.

Hal Dickey Malden M. E. Montgomery Sikeston Elmer Daugherty Herculaneum George Waits St. Louis C. F. Porter John Zimmerman Detroit Luther Gipson John Patterson Janet Sue Geo. Jacobs Lynn Ford L. E. Bowman Paul Steve Bowman M. L. Taylor Morley Scott County Blodgett Lilla Foster Lillie Harris R. J. Tomlinson Gary Dale Fornfelt J. H. Smith Frank Jones the Baptist Sunday School Daire Sue Watson Betty Hamby Melba Kirkpatrick Betty Sue Carter Joan Mize Wanda Johnson Dorothy Fisk Wanda Lancaster Barbara Prendel Mary Sue Finney Lois Porter Lois May Venita Gibbs Wanda Foster Woman's Society of Christian Service Marion Murphy H. B. Green A. G. Ragains Phoebe Black Wm. Foster Nora Sullivan Morehouse Gale Parmley Darcy Brown Bud Joiner Alton Kinnard Dillon Lilbourn Bill Latham Marvin Shawneetown Nora Smith Leo Barnes Harold Hinson New Madrid Blytheville Harry Dillon Ducky Wofford John Spence Jr Eastern Star Birthday Club D. WL. Fisher Harold Fisher Los Angeles Cal Fisher Eileen Macabee California Himmelberger - Harrison Lumber Jacks Parent- Teacher Association Irvin Richman Cape Girardeau E. C. Graham John Kennedy Ark Agnes Palmer Walter Des Moines D. M. Jester R. C. Marshall Charleston W. C. Marshall Murray Disharoon Parma Wilson Wellston M. C. Cope Hanna Whitt Harold and Russell Hocking Russell Lewis Desloge Dora Cope Yoman’s Club R. H. Mackley George Pearman Lyndel Pearman Vanclyser Leon Sharrock Leadwood Missionary Society of the

Funeral Services for Morehouse Woman Lou Reynolds

Funeral services were held at the Baptist church in Morehouse for Lou Reynolds after a fatal cerebral hemorrhage. Interment followed at Memorial Park cemetery in Sikeston. Surviving family includes husband Claire Reynolds two daughters Thelma Nellie and son Baker Reynolds.

Blodgett Friends Honor Mrs Jane Peal 89th Birthday

Blodgett Missouri September 17 many friends will honor Mrs Jane Peal on Friday September 20 at the Methodist church with a covered dish luncheon marking her 89th birth anniversary known as Aunt Jane to hundreds in Southeast Missouri. The event follows a week of visits and local gatherings as residents joined relatives and neighbors in Blodgett and nearby towns.

Blodgett Jane Peal Methodist Church Jane Missouri

Funeral Held Tuesday for Morehouse Woman Lou Reynolds

Funeral services were conducted Tuesday afternoon at the Baptist church of Morehouse for Lou Reynolds aged 62 who died Saturday from a cerebral hemorrhage. Interment followed at Memorial Park Cemetery. Surviving are her husband Glaie Reynolds two daughters Thelma and Nellie Reynolds of Morehouse one son Baker Reynolds of Cleveland Ohio and three sisters Mrs John Reynolds Mrs George Reynolds of Brookport Illinois and Mrs Alex Smuth of Paducah Kentucky.

Morehouse Baptist Church Lou Reynolds A. C. Sullivan Memorial Park Cemetery Sikeston Reynolds Polk County Claire Reynolds Thelma Nellie Baker Reynolds Cleveland Ohio George Reynolds Brookport John Reynolds New Liberty Ill Alex Smith Paducah Frederick O. Harp Pentecostal Frederick Otis Harp Oak Grove Charleston Baptist Church of A. C. Sullivant Memorial Park Glaie Reynolds Nellie Reynolds Til Alex Smuth

Tests Open for 1850 State Jobs in Missouri

The Missouri Merit Council invites applicants for 1850 state jobs in Social Security and Health to be filled under the merit system. Applications must be filed by October 5, with examinations scheduled later. Positions include social workers health officers clerks and stenographers. current staff must pass 70 percent to remain.

Jefferson City Missouri Merit Councll Social Security Health William G. Coleman Merit System Merit Council Merit Coleman

Longest butterfly led is tortoise shell length

The longest led of all butterflies is the tortoise shell, with a lifespan that may reach an entire year.

Missourian Named Land Bank Commissioner

The Senate confirmed William E. Rhea as Land Bank Commissioner, elevating a Missouri native to the post. Born in Hale, Carroll County, he moved to Oregon County as a child and later to Fayetteville Arkansas. He joined the St Louis Joint Stock Land Bank in 1922 and has served as deputy land bank commissioner since 1985.

Senate William E. Rhea Missouri Rhea Roy M. Green Colorado State Agricultural College Hale Carroll County Oregon County Fayetteville Arkansas St. Loui Joint Stock Land Bank Washington Land Bank

Sikeston dairy tops Southeast Missouri herd leaders

W. F. Woods of Sikeston tops a five herd list for August in Southeast Missouri Dairy Herd Improvement Association report. Of 365 cows tested, 311 produced an average 664 pounds of milk per cow and 27.5 pounds of butterfat. Woods runs a mixed Guernsey and Jersey herd with strong average yields.

W. F. Woods Sikeston Missouri Southeast Missouri Dairy Herd Improvement Association Mr. Woods Guernsey Jersey

Missouri to host 1941 conservation convention in St Louis

The International Association of Game and Fish Commissioners and the American Fisheries Society praised Missouri for its conservation program and chose Missouri as the site for the 1941 convention. BE Sydney Stephens of Columbia and I T Bode of Jefferson City presented Missouri to the group. Some of Brazil's landed gentry own estates larger than the British Isles.

Jefferson City Missouri Toronto International Association of Game and Fish Commissioners American Fisheries Society Stt. Louis Canada Missouri Conservation Commission Sydney Stephens Columbia I. T. Bode Brazil British Isles

Dairy Herds Run High in District Milk Output

The record shows 922 pounds with an average butterfat production of 47.1 pounds. Other top herds include those owned by S. J. Jirik in Chaffee, R. P. Schuchart in Morehouse, and W. R. Hemphill in Kennett, highlighting strong regional dairy performance.

S. J. Jirik Chaffee R. P. Schuchart Morehouse W. R. Hemphill, Kennett

Farm News From The Herald Highlights Local Fields

The Herald reports on planting progress and crop conditions across area farms. Reports note rainfall timing, equipment use, and harvest readiness for soybeans corn and wheat, with farmers urging precaution for drought and pest management.

New Kroger Store Planned for Charleston West Commercial

A new Kroger store on West Commercial Street will open to the public within two months, marking the second Kroger location in Charleston according to a company announcement.

Kroger Charleston West Commercial Street

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