RecordsNovember 15, 2009
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Donna Hanschen, who has served for the past two years as project director for the Cape Girardeau Chamber of Commerce, has been named director of the new Convention and Tourism Bureau. According to city manager Gary A. Eide, the new petition effort being mounted against Cape Girardeau's multipurpose building project is invalid because the petition itself refers to a bond issue ordinance, which legally cannot be subject to a referendum...
25 years ago: Nov. 15, 1984
Donna Hanschen, who has served for the past two years as project director for the Cape Girardeau Chamber of Commerce, has been named director of the new Convention and Tourism Bureau.
According to city manager Gary A. Eide, the new petition effort being mounted against Cape Girardeau's multipurpose building project is invalid because the petition itself refers to a bond issue ordinance, which legally cannot be subject to a referendum.
50 years ago: Nov. 15, 1959
Members of St. Mary's Cathedral parish assemble at St. Mary's Cemetery as the rosary is recited before the crucifixion shrine for the repose of all those buried in the cemetery.
The congregation of Bethel Assembly of God Church recently started construction of a new church building joining onto the present structure at the corner of William Street and Sheridan Drive.
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75 years ago: Nov. 15, 1934
The Salvation Army Advisory Board has authorized Capt. E.R. Orchard, the Cape Girardeau commander, to secure the entire three-story Ragsdale building, where it now has its hall.
Buildings at the northwest corner of Broadway and Main Street are being torn down preparatory to construction of a large superservice unit by the Sinclair Oil Co.
100 years ago: Nov. 15, 1909
Postmasters E.W. Flentge of Cape Girardeau and Henry Puls of Jackson go to St. Louis, having been summoned there by an inspector of the railway mail service; it is rumored that officials of the railway mail service are considering the petition of Jackson citizens for mail service by automobiles from Cape Girardeau.
-- Sharon K. Sanders
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