Foster Local News Touches Friends and Events
Sunday church appointments and visits fill Foster notes with names: Rev Sage H. H. Havely and others attend church, travel between Foster and Butler, Hume and Nevada trips, and county seat business. Births marriages and livestock misfortunes alongside harvest chores and a ball game score of Foster over Worland. Revelations include Leah the wolf dog missing, a bridal couple Sparks Ephland wed in Shawnee, and a Rebekah ice cream social honoring Miss Vera McHenry with a full program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Ephland
Shawnee
Okla
Winnie
Foster
Fred Laughlin
6Th St
Worland
Rev. Whitsett
Salem
Foster Rebeckah Lodge No. 339
Vera McHenry
Windle McHenry
Ross Trussell
Salo
O. P. Gray
J. W. Bell
Mrs. McHenry
J. L. Bell
North New Home Community Notes
North New Home items report John Patterson lost a fine cow last week and John with Clif Ehart bought a binder and began cutting wheat on Saturday. Several neighbors attended J. W. Strein's trial last Wednesday. Frank Miller and family were in Butler on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Lindendell visited Rich Hill neighbors and returned Monday. Mr. Barr and wife of Butler visited Mr. Davis on his farm. Miss Clara Chandler spent Sunday with home folks. Lost Corner school lacks a teacher. Mr. Deemes has a new binder. Charley Weiss had Dr. Foster attend their baby Sunday. A. J. Bright and wife of Butler visited at Ehart's Sunday afternoon. Miss McCann employed to teach Nyhart school. Mrs. McCormick not well. doctor was called again. Taylor Linendell has a new wagon. Sunday visitors at Clifhart's included Milt Reeves and wife, Amsterdam, Wm. Sproul and family, Frank Bowls, and Charley Scaggs. COR. OP?Ae.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Clif Ehart
J. W. Strein
Frank Miller
Butler
Mrs. Lindendell
Rich Hill
Mr. Barr
Davis
Deemes
Charley Weiss
Foster
A. J. Bright
Eats Ehart
Miss McCann
Nyhart School
McCormick
Taylor Linendell
Cliffhart’s
Milt. Reeves and Wife
Amsterdam
Wm. Sproul
Frank Bowls
Charley Scaggs
Cor
Virginia
M. E
Aaron
Grandpa Oldham
Peter Denning
Geo. Crooks
R. D. Stanley
Gladys
Frank Blough
Grandma
Grandpa Minton
Virgil Jenkins
Central Office
Nellie Simpson
Cornland
Earl Osburn
Mt. Carmel
Andrew Simpson
Young Aaron
Gertrude Rotert
Elsie
Lena Meinen
Tygard
Passaic
L. A. Fuller
Ira Sutton
J. Sutton
John Geer
Jesse Herring
Henry
Herman Meinen
Mary
Perry Nance
Lemaster
Criss
Edward Meints
Will Rotert
W. H. Meints
Butler Christian Church
J. L. Fisher
All
L. S. Watson
R. D. Bond
St. Joseph
Ben Webster
Ruth Smith
R. B. Campbell
Tygard School
Virginia Folks Hear Young Aaron Prohibition Pledge
In Virginia on Sunday a large crowd filled the M. E. church to hear children speak. Young Aaron impressed by declaring that when old enough to vote he would back prohibition, though many adults still vote against the youngsters’ pleadings. The piece notes local happenings including sports, visits, and community notices, with social updates on families and local trades.
Children’s Day Observed in Miami District
A Miami newspaper item notes gatherings and visits from Butler to nearby farms. Children’s day will be observed at the Tygard school house next Sunday at 3 PM. Several families, including Rotert, Meinen, Sutton, and Meints, spent time with relatives over the weekend. A infant died at four months in Butler area. funeral held Saturday.
Double Branches Community Notes on Weather and Local Life
Local items report a barn destroyed by lightning on a Saturday night and a dry spell. farmers discuss hay, wheat cutting, and new binders. Families travel, school terms begin, and preachers plan sermons as residents share small accidents, visits, and birthdays in this bustling rural column.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Rev. Sage
Christian Church
H. H. Havely
G. W. Mullennax
The
Times
W. M. Lyle
City
Jennie Stuffen
Hattie Bright
A. H. Loyd
Hume
George Cope
Burg
Briscoe
Ed Graves
R. E. Briscoe
W. P. Cobb
G. B. Plymell
the Times
Hiram Bassett
D. H. Arbogast
S. W. Fredrick
el Dorado Springs
C. C. Swarens
Kansas City
Miss Pearl Badgett
Nevada
Fannie Scott
A. H. Lloyd
Ralph Scott
Kansas
Winnie Lee Ephland
North New Home
John Patterson
E. Calvert
Mabel
Sedalia
R. C. Carr
Judge Paddock
D. C. Wolf
Marais Des Cygnes
Mar_vel bridge
Emery
Mesdames Paddock
Sacre, Hardinger
Merle Hensler
Willie Hensley
John Hensley
J. I. Wolfe
George Pahlman
Bonnie Wolfe
Mayme McKibben
Union C. E
Mr. Smiser
J. W. Rogers
Christian Endeavor
Ruby McCann
R. W. McCann
C. Robertson
Pleasant Gap
Alva Crosswhite
Ed Badgley
Elmer
Arthur Hardinger
Virgil Burk
Edgar
George Brayton
Mr. Crosswhite
Osborne
Roe Burk
Perry
Courtney Minor
Will Minor
South Missouri
Courtney
Myrtle McCann
Ruth Williamson
B. O
Catherine Klepper
Amoret
Nobby Crawford
Sam Levy Mercantile Co
Miami
Walter Williams
Butler, Mo
Saturday Evening Post
Walter
Joe Wix
W. A. Baker
Charles Baker
Rosalie
Nellie Wix
Warrensburg
A. Vien
Hugh Deems
Hugh
George Makinson
Will Nuckols
J. W. Ferrel
G. W. Baker
H. G. Requa
Elmer Evans
J. H. Ferrel
James Hand
Idaho
Nettie Deems
Seth Deems
Nellie Walters
C. Z. Baker
Jesse Hall
Rainbow
Fairmount News
Joe Fleischer
L. Fleischer
Mary Vogt
Mollie Fleischer
Chas. Vogt
Nick Rapp
F. Rapp
N. Rapp
C. E. Vogt
H. Lindeman
C. E. Vogt and Sons
Carl and
Paul
Prairie City
Wm. Bolte
Frank Rapp
Carl
Schell City
J. Braker
H. Fleischer
C. M. Rapp
J. Fleischer
John Marquart
H. Linde
T. Bracher
Lydia Rapp
C.ogt
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