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Newspaper

Butler Weekly Times

Location

Butler, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Feb 10, 1916

Page

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J E Neiukirk Overjoyed as Boy Returns After 21 Years

Walter Neiukirk, son of J E Neiukirk, returns to his birth home in Foster after 21 years. His mother ran away in 1894 with Pete Wetzell. Walter’s father hunted for him tirelessly and finally reunited with his son. Both families plan a visit next summer and celebrate this long awaited reunion in a community that recalls the past.

Walter Neiukirk J. E. Neiukirk Foster Walter Pete Wetzell Newkirk Orane Ethc Chicago Feater Neiukirk Mr. Neiukirk Faebor

In and Around Maysburg News and Moves

Local notes report R K Godwin planning to move to Urich on Wednesday February 16 to take a bank position there. Also noted: Mrs Harrison buried at Cove Creek. Prof H O Maxey of Butler gave a talk. Rev Thomas to relocate. Tan White family visited John Yates. Mrs ate McClerny ill. Will Hoover seriously ill. Mr Gray trades hardware store for new venture.

R. K. Godwin Urich Godwin Thomas Baptist Church Tan White John Yates Ate McClerney Will Hoover R. Ie Gray

Fragmentary note on a Mrs Clark and family visit

A partial report mentions Mrs Clark returning home Sunday morning and leaving Monday to stay with a daughter under a doctor's care. It notes Mr Richards of Butler visiting at his daughter's home, and a reference to Tan White on Saturday.

Jen Hey Will Hargrove Johnson Christian Church Guy Bright Edgar Waller Kansas City Wendle McHenry Wilbur Atellon Baptist Fifth Adrian J. Vi Bell Warland Abana J. L Mira N. T. Baggett Imehag Klton Myrtle Cowel Near Pleasanton Salem Church Jennings Bros. Sale John Shelby Cora Church Jop- Sar Joe Snyder Tom Brummett Loy Roush Fe Fouts C. C.elch John Elgin Butler Passaic Frigs Lee Beckett C. R. Brady Flossie Ruddell Thoma Clyde Ruddell Gilbert West Nissen Prue Sharp Lucy Richler Webb Shelby Edson Snyder The Poultry Association Harrisonville Chas. Beckett Passaic Surflay Jesse Ruddell C. C. Welch T. . O'Dea Perry Glenn Hill Maggie Shank J. H. O’dea Bone's Fork Ed Brown John Fichler Sally Holwell Hewitt Harvey Hewitt J. H. O'Dea E. J. Lockard Near Cornland

Pleasant Gap Social News and Local Visits

Pleasant Gap notes cold weather and many social gatherings. Local families such as Steele Han cock Leeper Brooks and Deffenbaughs hosted and attended dinners, parties, and skating events with numerous neighbors. Friends travel between Passaic Jop- Sar and nearby farms while showing community ties and ongoing visits.

Summit Happenings

Gee Lyle moves into Elmer Sturgeon vacated house and neighbors host visits. Percy Tyler travels Sunday. Alice Harkins visits friends and dines with Robi Sturgeon. Sturgeon kin visit Rankin. Thomas boys haul hogs for John Hyatt. Clark family visit Os car Price and Kathleen Wayland. Spruce jitney nearly dumps in ditch on Summit road. Ford to blame. Helen Clark and Mable Card out sick with measles. Elmer Sturgeon family plans move to Harrisonville Kansas City Hale Pine Valley Oregon, Sunshine.

Gee Lyle Elmer Sturgeon Percy Tyler Mr. Lacy Alice Harkins Old Friends Robi. Sturgeon Mound Branch Bridge Summit Road Helen Clark Mable Card Jim Thomas Louise Bolin Clarence Bolin Armen Rowland Harrisonville Kansas City Hale Pine Valley Oregon Sunshine

Local gossip ties up weekend visitors and chores

A series of social notes from Butler area residents lists visits and calls from A. T. Keen Missa Nena Batchelor and Rena Varns, along with brief mentions of illness improvement for Mrs. Jake Frey and wood cutting by A. I. Gilmore. The Oak Grove Improvement Club is set to meet Feb 12.

A. T. Keen Missa Nena Batchelor Rena Varns Jake Frey A. L. Gilmore Appleton Tom Gragg Wm. Gragg famHy Clara Batchelor Nena Henry Cook John McCook Louis Hill Nena Batchelor W. G. Compton A. I. Gilmore Geo. Ferguson Mart Butler Clyde Quick Randall Will Wigger Virginia Goe Keen Appleton City John Wilson Opal Charley Wilson Jim Frost Fannie Frost Bernice Dickerson Jim Harvey George Quick Thomas Frost Oak Grove

School Notes and Debating Winners Parade

The Alpha Sigma declamatory winners were Lela Ritchie and James Simpson while Ruth Wyatt and Emmett Bullock won Delta Kappa. Ruth Wyatt and James Simpson claimed first in the inter-society contest and advance to Rich Till on March 11 for the county contest. Evans spoke on a Mock Trial for track fundraising, and a vote approved it. Senior notes cover Latin composition for Caesar and Cicero, with upcoming commencement planning. Junior notes mention a Home Geography lesson, Cicero lessons, and routine chemistry tasks.

Lela Ritchie James Simpson Ruth Wyatt Emmett Bullock Rich Chapel Evans Miss Smith

Card of Thanks I Thank Neighbors and Friends

Card of Thanks extending gratitude to neighbors and friends for their kindness and support expressed after a personal event.

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Maysburg Pleasant Gap Delila Deffenbaugh Helia Deffenbaugh Beulah Brown Viola Bellamy Fannie Bellamy Rosa Brown John Woodfin Milburn Tharp Ralph Culver Emmitt Ford Henry Tharp Alex Moore Leo Morrillo Pearl Tharp Marie Smith Earl Leeper Jens Brooks Welliver’s New Oxfords Kuppenheimer Mena Mwwaybide Beiter At
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