Death of Wm Whitmire in Ivan community noted
County correspondent reports the death of Wm Whitmire of the Ivan community on Saturday April 9 around 2 p.m. He and his wife had lived in South Prairie for about forty years and were highly respected. The note includes local social updates, weather, farming activity, church and school events, and community visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Whitmire
Ivan
Whitmire
South Prairie
Rev. Oliver
G. A. Williams
Caddo
D. B. Watkins
Oss Martin
Willy Aspin Norton
Bill Peck
Woods
Breckenridge
Mollie Heffner
T. M. Corbitt
Tuesay
Air
Stoke Power
Graham
Lee Repass
Sim Burgess
Attie Watkins
Lizzie Hammil
Brepisenridge
McKey
Oklahoma
Agee
Charlie Stured
Pecan
J. B. Robinson
Weatherford
Robinson
Mattie Goodwin
Rutie Wright
Stephens County
Rock Creek Weather Affects Cotton Planting Ahead
Rain and cold spell force farmers to consider replanting cotton. J H Killiam and family attended church at Bryson on Sunday and had dinner with John Bennett and family. Boyd Bennett participated in activities nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Burk
Orton Bennett
Clara Bennett
William Riddle
John Bennett
J. H. Killion
Roberta
Martha Bennett
George Foster
Bryson
Clod Hopper
Nealy Clee
Grinter
Arthur Henderson
Archie Tripp
Brownie
Rudolph
Roscoe Howard
Parker County
John
A Bryson
C. A. Olee
George Watson
May
Bill Riddle
J. H. Killiam
Boyd Bennett
Limsey
Stella Hamilton
N. Ely
John Timmons
Tank Valley
Everbody
J. W. Moore
Local Social News From Jean Area School Picnic Postponed
Jean residents report a three day True meeting and a school term ending with a dinner on the grounds. Visitors include Miss Clyde Kisinger visiting John Kisinger in Red Springs and Rev. Lewis Dunn preaching at the Baptist church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. F. Willis
True
Miss Clyde
Kisinger
John Kisinger
Red Springs
John W. Minor
Olney
Cleo Parsley
Exa
Pearl White
W. W. Cope
Loving
M. E. Church
H. T. McBrayer
Bitter Creek
Annie Price
Graham
A. J. Cantwell
Ming Bend and Ivan Community Notes from Gooseneck News
Gooseneck News reports a community social with school themes, sports results favoring Henry Chapel and Gooseneck, visits from Graham, Pickwick, and Jean attendees, and plans for three Sundays of preaching. It notes teacher McMillian’s vacation, local deaths, car troubles, chicken pox absence, and upcoming Ivan school closing May 7 with a picnic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graham
Kate Newby
Belle Brandon
Miss Lynn
Fox Hollow
Henry Chapel
Gooseneck
Mountain Home
Graham and
Pickwick
Tate
Herman McBrayer
Jean
McMillian
Ming Bend
Lula Tanner
R. M. Williams
Malcolm
J. S. Williams
Wylie Sims
Bill
Wylie
Eld. Pursley
Rev. Black
Lawrence
Lonesome Owl
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J. M. Hunt
Tulip
Arkansas
Cedarite
J. H. Killian
Eugene Black
John Black
Little Son
Howard Henderson
Douglass
Rains County
Frog Hollow
Horace Ribble
Bies
Harve Shahan
Arthur Vick
Iva Bowen
Ella Young
Lydia
Bonham
Cora
John Vick
Anderson
Letha
Frank Estes
Albany
A. C. Anderson
Zuma Ribbie
Gladney
John Shahan
Posie Bower
Maud Ratcliff
Eva Gilmore
Maggie Gilmore
Salem
Fred Moren Visi
Ted
Finis
Farmer
Co. B
Henry Steele
Neighbors
Eld
D. J. N. Martin
Brother Martin
W. E. Braddock
Braddock
John Greene
Crabtree
Copeland
Albert
Henry Martin
John Steele
Herman Dooley
South Bend
Miss Norris
John McComas
Cas Wiley
Charlie James
Maston Thomas
Charles Grubbs
Edna Wiley
Ruth
Mildred Stephens
Ione Wilson
F. CC. Borchardt
Overland
Wilson
Jane
Mrs. Stephens
Sam and
Hager Simpson
White Rose
Ivy Bryan Gladys
Inez Cherryholmes
Minnie Fisher
Billy
Rock Creek
Mrs
Clodhopper
Cambria
Dependo
Korres
S. B. Street & Company
Jean News
Mount Pleasant
Brier
Mr. Nesbitt
Ed Martin
Flora Turner
Ruthie Matthews
Barge Cummings
JT. W. Matthews
Grasshopper
Ivan News
R. L. McLaren
Eva Conder
Lucy Parsons
Clark
Sony
John Clark
R. L. Conder
Wiley
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