Anita Sue Meyer
NewsAugust 24, 1997
A TASTE OF THE REGION: ORIGINAL RECIPES BRING FLAVOR, CUSTOMERSA.D. Hoffman II, right, owner of Wib's Drive-In in Jackson, prepared barbecue sandwiches with Clara Tyler for their lunch-time customers. John Fitzgerald prepared barbecued pork with special sauce for catering at the Pilot House, across from the Cape Girardeau Muni...NewsAugust 17, 1997
A TASTE OF CAPE: RICH FLAVORS FEATURE BACKGROUNDS OF CHEFSA green flame erupted after Mollie's Cafe and Bar chef Matt Tygett added brandy while cooking a wild mushroom salad. Tygett topped off the wild mushroom and rice salad with pine nuts. Portabella, oyster and enoki mushrooms are mixed with romaine lettuce, roasted re...NewsAugust 10, 1997
A TASTE OF CAPE GIRARDEAU; MEXICAN, MIDDLE EASTERN, ORIENTAL RESTAURANTS STRIVE FOR AUTHENTICITYPad See Eew is one of the items on the menu at Manee. The crunchy deep-fried noodles are covered in a sweet sauce. Phoenicia on Sprigg Street specializes in Middle Eastern food prepared by Lebanese-born chef Emad Salamy. Oriental screen paintings of bonsai trees, b...NewsAugust 7, 1997
ART EXPERIENCE '97; TWO LOCAL ARTISTS ARE REPRESENTED IN NATIONAL JURIED SHOW OPENING FRIDAY AT GALL..."Hay Bales" is a pastel by Mary Ann McCool of Troy, Ill. The work will be displayed at Gallery 100. The small boy sat quietly on the floor with his legs crossed for the artist. It was then that Neil Allen Randol realized he had the same initials as his father and g...NewsAugust 4, 1997
GROWING UP WITH `THE STRONGEST DAD IN THE WORLD'Reporter Anita Sue Meyer recounts her father's struggle with traumatic brain injury. As he sat on a bus headed for St. Louis, he remembered what his dad told him that morning, "Son, you go up there and do your best." It was Tuesday, Sept. 13, 1966. Leo was on his w...NewsAugust 3, 1997
INCIDENCE OF POISON IVY ON RISE IN CAPE REGIONIt's green, has three leaves and is irritating more people than usual this year. Like other Cape Girardeau physicians, Dr. Reno Cova of Immediate Healthcare is treating more poison ivy cases this summer. On the average, he treats three patients a day. Some days he ...NewsJuly 29, 1997
SUMMER READING PROGRAMS; PROGRAM HELPS CHILDREN'S READING HABITSNathan Wibbenmeyer, 9, read "Away Is So Far" byu Toby Talbot at the Cape Girardeau Public Library. he said he hopes to read 10 books this summer. Ian Fitzgerald, 6, right, and Valkyrie Helderman, 4, learned math with a Millie's Math House compact disc computer prog...NewsJuly 28, 1997
MAKING HAY: FARM FAMILY USED TO THE HARD WORKUNIONTOWN -- Small yellow butterflies danced atop the purple blooms of the volunteer clover and alfalfa. In the distance, a red 270 Massey Ferguson tractor appeared, pulling a 1110 Hesston mower conditioner. Sitting in the driver's seat was John Telle. Despite the ...NewsJuly 23, 1997
JACKSON WOMAN FINDS LIFE IN BUSINESS IS BEAR-Y REWARDINGEach has a name. Jonathan was her first. His light brown acrylic fur and felt paws make him pretty plain, but Lillian Hahn would never sell him. He just sits next to the front door on a small bench. Peewee and J. Tedrick are much prettier. Peewee is 10 inches tall ...NewsJuly 22, 1997
CROW HOUSE ON HISTORIC REGISTERShe opens the wooden drawer and pulls out a photo album covered in a red patchwork quilt print. Beneath the cover lies a letter she wrote. "This is the little brick house I owned and lived in from 1963 until 1997... What a joy it was to help the dear old thing `com...Advertisement
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