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Newspaper

Sikeston Herald

Location

Sikeston, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Sep 29, 1949

Page

11

Oran News Briefs Highlight Local Social Glance

Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Goodman visited relatives in Cobden, NL, over the weekend. Numerous local families hosted guests from St. Louis, Cape Girardeau, Marion and beyond. Baptist church addition construction began. Earl J. Smith was elected Oran Chamber president with a slate of officers.

Kenneth Goodman Cobden Joe Tate Joe Stewart Lamar, Ark Cleave Evans Jackson Frank Kneer St. Louis Joe Bisher Dean Smiddy West Frankfort Ben Formes Minnie Kittles Phil Gibbs Chaffee P. C. Niswonger Cape Girardeau Wm. B. Grice Leo Dannenmueller Joe Hoechele L. K. Cowger Mable Schott Baptist Church John Menz Paul Menz Kankakee Henry Richardson Advance E. E. Blankenship Fagus Pauline Patterson Quinn Nora Fulton Virginia Roy Barber Henrietta Fulton Memphis Medical University Barber E. L. Cashion Gary Wayne Herbert Moore Sikeston W. A., Allman Carol Ann Roderick Evans Mabel Weaver Japan J. J. Doty Morley Earl J. Smith Oran Chamber of Commerce Walter Temme W. EB. Mason R. J. Ressel Tony Gosche Leo Buckholt Dr. I. C. Mattingly W. M. Hartman E E. Dancy

Tanner News Roundup of Social Visits in Senior District

Mrs A D Hill reports a series of visits across Sikeston Diehlstadt and Dexter with friends and relatives. Darlene Fansler visited Sikeston. Ruby Newell joined Noble Bowen to St Louis. Couch family hosted by Sands. Julis Payne attended William Dry funeral in Dexter. Chadd family hosted from Kewanee. Hutchason and grandson visited from Dexter. Walter Miles from Indianapolis dined with Hill family. Phillips sisters from Vanduser visited James Hill. Halbrook guests from St Louis. Guiling and Faye spent time with Hallie Guiling in Diehlstadt. Bond household hosted Dexter guests Boyd Cherry Merrick families.

Pete Kappler Sr Pete Kappler Jr George Brown Andy Kappler Joe Licavola St. Louis Robert Carr and Williamsville A.D Carr Homer McClellan W D Maddox William Maddox James Maddox Ella Hall Grace Saunders Hainois Jack Cowger Railway Express Company Darlene Fansler Sikeston A. Hill Jack Powers Ruby Newell Noble Bowen St Louis Robert Couch Sam Sands Julis Payne William Dry Dexter William Chadd Shirley Sue Kewanee Joe Hutchason Charles Hutchason Walter Miles Indianapolis Ind A. D. Hill Roy Phillips Earlie Phillips Vanduser James Hill Tommy Halbrook Darrel Powers A. Guiling Faye Hallie Guiling Diehlstadt Glen Bond James Boyd Leon Cherry Harold Merrick

Sedgewickville Man Dies of Polio at Cape Girardeau

Travis J. Marshall, 44, farmer from Sedgewickville, died at St. Francis Hospital in Cape Girardeau last Saturday from polio with pneumonia complications. Admitted Sept 12, he was the fourth polio death at the hospital this year. Funeral services were held Sunday at the Sedgewickville Lutheran church. He was a Patton native, survived by wife and four children.

Travis J. Marshall Sedgewickville St. Francis Hospital Cape Girardeau Sedgewickwille Lutheran Church Patton Marshall

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