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Butler Weekly Times

Location

Butler, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Dec 06, 1917

Page

2

Thanksgiving greetings and local family news in Kansas City area

Thanksgiving gatherings and visits dominate this community notes section. Families such as Thurman Stuckey and Galladay share meals with kin. Oren at Fort Sill joins relatives in Oklahoma City. several listings mention dinners, visitors, and sick lists. Names include Stuckey, Galladay, Ison, Jewett, Sturgeon, Radford, Snodgriss, Newton, Osborn, Nafus, Potter, Ferrell, and Ghere among others.

Robin Sturgeon Ray Sturgeon Homer Jewett Stuckey Everett Grant Ol Radford Bentonville Arkansas Snodgriss Lewis Culbertson Woo Card Dawglter

Peru Items Reflect Neighborhood Shindigs and Local News

The Peru column reports dinners hosted by Mr. and Mrs. FE. E. Eekles and others, a large Saturday night surprise for Mr. and Mrs. McGinnis, and social gatherings at Black school house. It notes granary work by Mr. Flenny Walters for E. J. Eckles, cattle counts, Thanksgiving visits, a stray 85 pound white shoat from F. St. Ulankenbaker, a Christmas program, and a Christmas Eve event. The W C T U lunch fundraiser netted about 13 dollars and pillow projects for soldier boys, plus a death at Orville Steffen’s funeral and sympathies from the Y P B. Billie and Susie.

FE. E. Eekles Froll Warper Kirk Marper Henry Phompgon May McGinnis Tchel Margaret Thomas Black School House W. C. Mc- Ginnis Mc- Ginnis Flenny Walters E. J. Eckles Harper Brothers Will Tlarper Roy Thomas R. J. Lyte Elmer Hall Hrad F. St. Ulankenbaker Sunday School of Peru Will McGinnis Soldier Boys Rev. Honeycutt F. L. Blankenbaker Orville Steffen Cecil Billie Susie

Double Branch Pick Ups Reach Rich Hill and Beyond

Lee Seifers and Mrs. Cora Bentley sold hogs to Mr. Lewis at Rich Hill and delivered them Tuesday. Mr. Mark Spain and Geo. Boehm delivered hogs and calves on the Butter market Monday. Mr. and Mrs. John Baker and daughter Ruth of Rich Hill spent Thanksgiving visiting friends and relatives near Double Branch. Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Nafus and son,

Lee Seifers Cora Bentley Lewis Rich Hill Mark Spain Geo. Boehm John Baker Ruth Double Branch C. C. Nafus

Local Social Notes and Announcements from Virginia Area

Local residents share Thanksgiving visits and travels across Missouri and Oklahoma. Updates include Mrs L S Paddock and Elias Hoagland visiting relatives, Norma Werner returning from Coweta, and Margie Greenup visiting Joplin. Thelma Hill and Roy Kirkpatrick announce their Columbia marriage. Red Cross meeting at T S Harper home and Epworth Herald Night at church referenced. Rev E F Hughes visiting relatives in Joplin.

Elias Hoagland L. S. Paddock Kansas City Curtis Stout Warrensburg Missouri L. L. Judy Pearl Edith Walker Ma Ayres Dorothy Harper Rollin Harper Carrie Harper Mulberry Norma Werner R. F. Harper Thelma A. Hill Columbia Roy Kirkpatrick Gloyd Butler W. J. Smith Red Cross T S. Harper League Epworth Herald Carrie Henderson Gilvin Ayres Rev E. F E. Hughes Joplin

In And Around Maysburg

Local column notes the Red Cross Chapter of Maysburg meeting at Albert Edrington’s. Butler visitors did not arrive. A chapter room is being prepared at Mrs Annie Miller’s. Ermine Zimmer visited relatives mid week. Cove Creek Sunday school Fidelis class held a social at teacher Mrs Pearle Simpson’s home. Several residents attended. The Rev Johnson led services at Cove Creek Christian church. Sam Stayton family and Ray Farmer visited Archie. Tan White family and Ray Farmer visited Mr McCoy. Thelma White sick with grippe but improving. Ermine Zimmer, returning to Butler to resume high school work, remains ill at grandmother Mrs Bi F Richards. A NEIGHBOR.

Red Cross Maysburg Albert Edrington Butler Annie Miller Ermine Zimmer Fidelis Cove Creek Christian Sunday School Pearle Simpson Rev. Johnson Cove Creek Christian Church Sam Stayton Archie Cove Creek Tan White Ray Farmer McCoy Thelma White Bi. F. Richards

Quieting title in Bates County Missouri land suit

In Vacation, December 4, 1917, Joseph F. Bedinger files suit against unknown consorts and heirs of John T. Millen Joel Abbott Sarah A. Ogle and Alfred T. Badgley to quiet title to all of the west half of the northwest quarter of Section 28 and east half of the northeast quarter of Section 29 in Township 40 Range 31 Bates County Missouri. Publication warns defendants to appear at the February 1918 term in Butler.

Said Joseph F. Bedinger John T. Millen Joel Abbott Sarah A. Ogle Alfred T. Badgley United States Recorder of Deeds Bates County Missouri Hates County Alfred T. Baduley Butler

Orchard Grove Sewing Club meets with six members

The Orchard Grove Girls Sewing Club gathered Saturday December 1 with six members and one visitor Miss Bertha Stever of Taberville. The group sung Be a Cheerful Light, took roll, read minutes, made dustless dust rags and mops, reviewed the first lesson, and learned instructions for a laundry bag ahead of the December 15 meeting.

Orchard Grove

Missing in France Middlen from Deerfield in Vermont

William Middlen of Deerfield Vermont is among those reported missing after a recent battle in France. He served with a Canadian regiment.

William Middlen Deerfield Vernon County France Middlen

Butler Camp No 2458 M W A Notice Meeting

M W A Butler Camp No 2458 meets Thursday night December 6 lunch served urged members attend A recruiting officer questioned a farmer milking a tow near pawns 50a seven corner Sere Rew in the Fairfax Forum. Young man why not go to the front milk at that end. G Ashbaugh 82 of poderá nase jer aoegde be oeld bas Phas.

Butler Camp No Pawns 50A Seven Corner Sere Rew Fairfax Forum G ‘Ashbaugh Jer Aoegde

Fair Mount News Highlights Thanksgiving and Local Visits

C M Rapp and daughter Lydia visited Appleton City on business Wednesday. Families of Rey Heinke Martin Rapp and Mr Mrs John Marquardt shared Thanksgiving with Mrs Nick Rapp family. Frank Fix and relatives dined together. Several Rapp relatives plus neighbors traveled to Horton for Thanksgiving. A Rich Valley pie supper drew a large crowd with prizes awarded for local youth. Calf loss reported by C M Rapp. Nora Rapp to stay with grandmother Katherine Rapp in Appleton City for several weeks.

C. M. Rapp Lydia Appleton City Rey, Heinke Martin Rapp John Marquardt Nick Rapp Frank Fix Wm. Bolte Frank Rapp Katherine Rapp Fred Vogt, Jr Rich Valley Cline Peeler Miss Crook Goldie Roundtree Harvey Zwahlen Henry Brecher Frieda Bracher Lydia Voss Hilda Rapp Lewis Fleischer Mesdames Fred Schmidt Schell City Joni Marauardt Lizzie Robinson Kaufman Taberville Charley Schell Out West Frank

Local notes of visits and farm work near Butler

North New Home reports cattle and hog vaccination by Dr. Mulkey for Oscar Craven. Residents and visitors include Will Bennet for Walter Strein, Warnie Keeton baling hay for Mr. Harland, Aca Simmons from Ft. Riley visiting home folks, and multiple families sharing meals and gatherings around Thanksgiving.

John Phelps Alice Dyer Butler Henry Ehart Ruby Patterson Foster Lula Denton Chandler Tom Lamasters Frank Millers Tom Lewis Amsterdam Perry Osborne Bud Berry Mat Simpson Willie John L. Jones Frank Miller Thelma Richmond Jack Skaggs Kecton Linendell Clif Ehart Milt Reeves Sunny Jim

Odd Fellows Elect Officers At Regular Meeting

At the regular meeting of the local lodge the Odd Fellows elected officers for the next term.

Odd Fellows

Mt. Carmel News highlights visits and local moves

Jim Clark's Cornfield team scene left him bruised as his wagon took damage. Rich Hill and Adrian visitors mingle with crosswhite and Hardinger families. Camp Funston trainees Charley Crosswhite and local kin share Thanksgiving and house moves as neighbors relocate and celebrate.

Desperado Surrounded Near Pleasant Hill Farm

A ring of 200 armed men gathered around the Thomas Collier farm seven miles west of Pleasant Hill Missouri as they closed in on the suspected hideout of the man who killed Watchman Nelson Sunday night. The fugitive shot Irvin Berkstresser Monday evening when he approached the hiding place.

Pleasant Hill Thomas Collier Here Nelson Irvin Berkstresser

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Christian Science Society Delaware Sts Walcome Virginia State of Missouri Bates Sewing Club M. W. A. Notice Fair Mount News North New Home Triumph Oak Sensation Golf Dragon Butler, MO FORD Detroit Adrian Garage Adrian, MO Adrian J. A. Berkebile Mo. Pacific Norfleet & Ream West Side Square Butler Garage Mt. Carmel Jim Clark Clark Lee M. Hardinger Elmer Arthur Hardinger J. C. Crosswhite Tain Cox James Taylor Albert Leonard Alva Crosswhite Charley Crosswhite Camp Funston Kansas Tee M. Hardinger Charley Ambulance Corps Dick Martin Near Butler Jas. Taylor Ti. W. Cox Stephen Drysdale Eldon Everett Drysdale W. M. Hardinger W. E. Osborne M. S. Simpson Worland J. W. Eggleson Orland Eggleson A. L. Porter N. A. Barr Howard Ruth Leonard Henry Ison J. E. Leonard Herbert Steele Desperado
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