Children Day Events Across East Lone Oak Area
East Lone Oak notes show Mrs. D. T. Rogera and sons visiting from Rich Hill, neighbors gathering at C. M. Thomas home, and a church Children’s Day program praised though not crowded. Other items include a cream supper at Peru church for church costs and various locals mentioned by name.
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D. T. Rogera
Joe and
Paul
Rich Hill
C. M. Thomas
Visa Gough
Gilbreath
Mise Nola Gough
Big Timber
Mont
Missea Chloe
Pearl McKenna
Misa Visa Thomas
Joe Rogers
Ray Smith
Ligonter
Ind
Elmer McGinda
Corn
Double Branch
Pleasant Gap Township
Rcce
Peru
Sampa
Pussy Willow
Flag Day Observance Calls for Decorations on June 14
June 14 marks the anniversary of the adoption of the national flag. Citizens urged to decorate business fronts, homes, and public buildings in patriotism on that date 1909. W. B. Steel, Agent, H. C. Wyarr, Commissioner.
Miss Whinery narrowly escapes serious pasture accident
Last week Miss Mary Whinery nearly got hurt while catching a horse in the pasture. She grabbed the mare by the mane, was knocked aside, but escaped serious injury. The article then notes various local social mentions and a funeral obituary for Aaron, G. W. Park.
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Mary Whinery
Willie
Kansas City
Closer Look at Merwin Clipper Items
Grandma Comer fell at her kitchen door Monday while passing out injuring her neck and base of the head. She remained unconscious until Wednesday and her recovery is noted despite old age. Lightning struck Alva Allen’s barn last Friday night causing a total loss of grain hay harness and more. The barn and contents were insured. several young men freed the horses during the blaze.
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Grandma Comer
Alva Allen
Foster Notes from Foster Missouri News Briefs
Foster community updates include Salia Arbogast visiting from Kansas City, Heckadors and Steeles visiting relatives, Miss Pearl Badgett ill, 77 year old Grandma Crooks visiting, and the Badgetts called to Collinsville. Local sports note Foster baseball beat Hume 5 to 3. Stray mare recovered by A H Loyd in Butler. Rev J W Bower new minister. weddings and obituaries for Jane Sth and John W Craig. Mr and Mrs Mead wed. Mr Craig’s obituary notes cancer death.
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Salia May Arbogast
Kansas City
Philip Heckador
Butler
Jule
Walker Steele
Metzner
Dr. Rhoades
Pearl Badgett
Grandma Crooks
J. H. Cope
New Home
Jule Heckadon
George
Tom Badgett
Collinsville
Okla
Jim Hobbes
W. W. Russell
Coor
Minnie Shofner
North Missouri
Foster
Hume
Hume Colts
Pap
A. H. Loyd
Address
J. W. Bower
Eighth Street
M. E
W.C. Chamberlin
Lonte Briscoe
State Normal
Warreteburg
Monroe
Oklahoma
N. T. Livengood
Armetha Dean
Burge
Jane
J. H. Boner
Suemain Russell
William Mead
Mrs. Mead
John W. Craig
Old Walnut
Clay County
Illinoia
Migs Lucretia
Glory Land
Bates County
Salem
Lampton
Presbyterian Church
Old Salem
Masonic Lodge
Badgets
Mr. Hobba
Ia. Badgett
Divan
Buried Sword sought by Easton colonel in 1863 find
Colonel Gerald Tilghman of Easton Md sails to Port Hudson Miss to locate a sword buried July 1863 during the Civil War when Confederate forces surrendered Port Hudson. The search recalls a skirmish that left the weapon with one of General Gardner’s men. The expedition aims to recover the relic nearly forty six years later.
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G. W. Park
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A. V. Allen
Enos Cannady
H. L. Suter
Robert Evans
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