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Fred Lynch

Cities Service at Blomeyer

Posted Friday, August 8, 2014, at 12:00 AM

The Blomeyer junction is shown looking south on Highway 25 with the Cities Service station, probably in the late 1950s. The picture shows a railroad crossing up ahead past the intersection. It was the Frisco Hoxie branch line that ran from Nash (between Chaffee and Cape) down through Delta, Advance, Puxico, Rombauer, Poplar Bluff and on down to Hoxie, AR. [Information courtesy Jack Maxwell] (G.D. Fronabarger photo)


July 10, 1958 Southeast Weekly Bulletin

New Service Station Opens at Blomeyer

A.C. Schwab of Cape Girardeau, wholesale representative for the Cities Service Oil company, has announced that John (Calvin) Bumgardaner, former mechanic for the Wiethop's Truck Sales, 20 South Sprigg, is now operating the newly constructed Cities Service station at Blomeyer Junction.

A Grand Opening date will be announced in the near future.

Bumgardaner, prior to his employment at Wiethop's, operated a Cities Service station for a number of years at Cottage Hills, Ill., and is experienced in the field of automotive mechanics and filling station management.

He is a Navy veteran of World War II and served a lengthy tour of active duty in the Pacific Theater.

He invites his many acquaintances to stop in and see him at his new business where they will be assured of prompt, courteous and efficient service in all their automotive and mechanical needs.

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