Health Workers Discuss Dentistry Conference in Sikeston
Forty four workers from Dexter Fredericktown and Salem attended a regional public health conference at the Sikeston public library led by Dr KE A Belden and with Dr James Stewart of Jefferson City present. The session focused on dentistry and the effects of fluorides in drinking water on dental decay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dexter
Fredericktown
Salem
Sikeston Public Library
KE. A. Belden
Sikeston
Southeast Missouri
James Stewart
Jefferson City
Stewart
Ella Mae Hott
J. C. Pinkley
Edgar Johnwick
John W. Williams
P. F. Rector
Scott W. Johnson
A. C. Gruebbell
Division of
Dentistry
M. R. Stevens
Federal Food and Drug Inspector of
St. Louis
Dempster Furniture Truck Burned Tuesday
Audie Martin drove a Dempster Furniture Company Dodge toward Sikeston when flames appeared from the truck floor. The vehicle and loading gear plus blankets were destroyed except for the two front wheels, with William Wright, a Negro helper, aboard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buckeye
Dodge
Dempster Furniture Company
Audie Martin
Martin
Sikeston
William Wright
Rites Held Yesterday for Mrs W F Woods in Sikeston
Mrs Wi F Woods longtime Sikeston resident died at Sikeston General Hospital from a heart ailment and complications She was born November 6 1875 in Grundy County Missouri and married W F Woods January 23 1901 They had seven children including Emilye Woods Bauman and Jeroria Causey Funeral services were at the Baptist church with interment at Memorial Park cemetery Memorial contributions were noted from Eastern Star members in attendance of out of town relatives
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wi. F. Woods
Sikeston
Sikeston General Hospital
Luella Sires Woods
Grundy County
Mussouri
W. F. Woods
Princeton
E. P. Bauman
Emilye Woods
Rome
N. Y
Jetona Causey
Binghampton
Fred
Sires
Floyd
Stanley Woods
Woods
Sarah Jane Sires
Mull Grove
North
Missouri
Mary Anne Bauman
Rites Held For Sikeston Matron Thelma Culnan
Thelma Culnan 28 died in childbirth Monday at Sikeston General Hospital. Rites were at Poplar Bluff Methodist church with Rev. D R Wasson officiating. Interment at Poplar Bluff cemetery. Survived by husband Patrick Culnan two-year-old Patrick Jr. sisters Mrs B R Kinman Miss Lillian Lane of St Louis Powers Oregon and Arch Lane father of Poplar Bluff. The Culnans had lived in Sikeston for two years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poplar Bluff
Thelma Culnan
Sikeston General Hospital
D. R. Wasson
Patrick Culnan
Jewel Tea Company
Patrick Jr
Engraved or Printed Visiting Cards at The Herald
The Herald features engraved and printed visiting cards, wedding announcements, and formal notices highlighting personalized stationery and society events. Local readers glimpse elegant card designs, social milestones, and formal listings presented in a concise, period tone.
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Herald
Minute Man poster promotes Defense Savings Bonds
Treasury Department display reproduces Daniel Chester French Minute Man statue to urge购买 Defense Bonds and Stamps. Banks and post offices sell the securities as part of America's defense mobilization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treasury Department
Defense Savings
Daniel Chester French
America
Sister of Mrs Welter Burned in Farm House Fire near New Hamburg
Mrs Mary Welter and her sister Mrs William LeGrand were in Cape Girardeau this week as LeGrand suffered critical burns when their farm residence near New Hamburg burned Sunday morning. Sparks from a flue sparked the blaze as LeGrand tried to cook dinner. Her son Emil alerted his mother, and LeGrand’s clothing was ignited during a failed attempt to reach the stairway and escape. The home, furnishings, and clothing were destroyed. the LeGrands have twelve children, with only Emil at home at the time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Welter
Cape Girardeau
William LeGrand
New Hamburg
Mrs. LeGrand
Emi
Automobile Fire After Multi-Vehicle Crash North of New Madrid
A three car collision on Highway 61 about a half mile north of New Madrid left one car destroyed by fire and Sidney Smyth, a 30 year old Black man, with a severe head wound. Fred Walls of Librourn and six others were uninjured. W T Boyd of Miner Switch drove a car that caught fire and was completely demolished along with the Learue car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Madrid
Highway 61
Sidney Smith
Fred Walls
Libourn
John Tandy
W. T. Boyd
Miner Switch
Herman Learne
Near Matthews
Thomas Learue
Steve Spence
Learue
Smyth
Boyd
Cotton gin at Wyatt destroyed by blaze loses 48 bales
The McCracken cotton gin at Wyatt owned by Mayor W R McCutcheon of Charleston and associates burned Tuesday night. Fire started near the pressing section but did not reach the seed house or office. Water shortage hampered Charleston firemen. About 48 bales of cotton burned and gin loss estimated at 25000 dollars. Two sheds at White Oak gin of Boeving Brothers Cotton Company in Butler County also burned, losses estimated 8000 to 10000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCracken
Wyatt
W. R McCutcheon
Charleston and Associates
Charleston Fire Department
W. E. Frazier
White Oak
Boeving Brothers Cotton Company
Butler County
Flying Cadets Leave Friday for Texas Training
Sixty five aviation cadets from the Missouri Institute of Aeronautics complete ten weeks of primary training and depart for further instruction. Fifty head to Brady Air Corps Basic Flying School on Septober 30. fifteen proceed to San Angelo for pilot training. Cadets include Ralph G. Atwell Vincent Baker Carl Bradbury Fred Brown Raymond Brown James Bull Edward Burke John Caldwell McCauley Clark Raymond Darling Howard Deakyne Jr Dana Dingley Robert Doenges Harrington Drake Jr William Edwards Toward s and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri Institute of Aeronautics
Texas
Air Corps
Brady
Ralph G. Atwell
Vincent &. Baker
Carl P. Bradbury
Fred 8. Brown
Raymond R Brown
James T. Bull
Edward J. Burke
John J. Caldwell
McCauley Clark
Raymond L. Darling
Donald G. Griffin
Harold F. Hagerty
Joe E Jenkins
Walter E. Kelly
John T. Kemp Jr
Dayton J. Kingsbury
Robert M. Knox
George Legeett
Robert M. Lupton Jr
Omer R McDuff
Otto H. Martens
Alexander E . Munsell
Henry M. Nelson
Arthurl. Noble
Nicholas T. Wennemacher
Paul A
Missouri Drivers Face Expiring Licenses Amid Patrol Warning
Sergeant Melvin Dace of the Missouri State Highway Patrol warns Southeast Missouri drivers that thousands of licenses will expire soon with more expiring by mid October. A license check will be conducted and motorists should renew to avoid embarrassment. Original licenses began in 1937, costing 25 cents and valid for two years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melvin Dace
Missouri State Highway Patrol
Missouri
Patients admitted and discharged at Sikeston General Hospital
Patients admitted last week include George O. Neal Morley Ruth Paschel Blodgett Thomas McGee and Mrs Patrick Culnan Estelle Littleton who was admitted Monday and sent to St Francis Cape Girardeau for further treatment. Those discharged this week include Vida Mae Bell Morley A P Veasman and daughter Evelyn Palmer Oliver Gillin Bell City and Mrs Robert Bryant and daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sikeston Hospital
George O. Neal
Morley
Ruth Paschel
Blodgett
Thomas McGee
Patrick Culnan
Estelle Littleton
St. Francis Hospital
Cape Girardeau
Vida Mae Bell
A. P. Veasman
Evelyn Palmer
Oliver Gillin
Bell City
Robert Bryant
Local Officials Named in Public Notice List
H Ward James V Webster Geo R Werner Gordon L Whitmyre Edward L Wilson Jr Edward C Wood and Edgar W Zwicker appear in a public notice filing listing individuals associated with the matter. The document names the persons in connection with the action and cites the governing body or agency involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H Ward
James V. Webster
Geo. R Werner
Gordon L. Whitmyre
Edward L Wilson Jr
Edward C Wood
Edgar W Zwicker
Condition of Mrs Archie Hayden at St Francis Hospital
Mrs Archie Hayden is reported unchanged at St Francis Hospital Cape Girardeau after an operation this morning for a kidney ailment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archie Hayden
St. Francis Hospital
Cape Girardeau
Hayden
Hickman Man Dies En Route To East Prairie
Eugene Ray 77 of Hickman Ky died suddenly Tuesday while traveling to East Prairie to visit his daughter Mrs. Fred Barnes He is survived by another daughter Mrs Ballard of Hickman and his long time residence in Hickman was 27 years
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Prairie
Eugene Ray
Hickman
Fred Barnes
Ballard
Birth Announcements From Sikeston Area Families
New arrivals include a daughter born Sunday to Mr and Mrs Lester Shell of Canaloa and a daughter born Sunday to Mr and Mrs Robert Bryant of Sikeston at General Hospital A son born Monday to Mr and Mrs Louie A Drees near Sikeston A daughter born September 24 to Mr and Mrs Finis DeWitt near Sikeston Dora Pauline born September 25 to Mr and Mrs J A Brown near Matthews Charles Cleason born September 25 to Mr and Mrs Ray Johnson of Morley Arthur David Jr born September 19 to Sgt and Mrs A D McGibeny of Uvalde Texas former Sikeston residents during his air school stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester Shell
Canaloa
Sikeston General Hospital
Robert Bryant
Sikeston
General Hospital
Louie A. Drees
Finis DeWitt
Dora Pauline
J. A. Brown
Matthews
Ray Johnson
Morley
Charles Cleason
A. C. Green
Arthur David Jr
A. D. MccGiheny
Uvalde
Texas
Sgt. McGibeny
Air School
Also Mentioned on This Page
Dempster Furniture
Pfiell
HAT Shop Welter Building
Jeroria Causey
Emilye l L. Woods
E. P Bauman
G. D. Sires
C C Sires
Steve Sires
Modena
Emma Hamilton
Mae Ogle
Mill Grove
United
Portland Cement Association
Syndi We Trust Bldg
St. Louis, Mo
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