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Newspaper
Hayti Herald
Location
Hayti, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1920
Page
8
New Era Lodge No 352 meets every Tuesday night visiting members invited H A Boone N G P Ravenstein Secy secretarial notice for lodge attendance and schedule
Mrs Barney Swan of Kennett visited in this city last Thursday before traveling to Sikeston to see her daughter Lela Protter of Steele stayed with Mr and Mrs Guy Suthers this week Mrs Elmer Hosea and Mrs GG Ashowen shopped in Caruthersville Turnbaughs Jewelry Coriandersville offered gifts for Christies present Mrs St L Popham attended a Catholic buggar in Curuthersville Mrs Jack Go her guest of Mrs Mary Williams in Curuthersville Mrs T J Greenwell of near Huyts visited Caruthersville for a Catholic lazour Mr and Mrs Walker and daughter Martha left for St Louis Monday to attend the funeral of Mr Walker sister Kerry Russell near Concord who shot himself Saturday morning the load struck him in the face and hand his wounds are reported serious Mr and Mrs T L Watkins are in Hayti visiting relatives with Mr Watkins relieving
The item mentions V. Hopkins night telegraph operator in St Louis and cites Turnbaughs Jewelry Store Carutherneville stocking favorite patterns and plate designs. It notes W D Hudgens county judge visiting Kennett, discusses Penmscot county highway progress, and reports Mrs W He Roney and son returning from visit with Kennett relatives accompanied by Grace Smith.
A Missouri item notes a druggist card promoting Diamond Dyes with simple directions for dyeing fabric at home without running or damaging. It also reports on 97 year old Mrs Amanda Stine traveling to Caruthersville to visit her grandson Joe Heaynie, revealing a family tale about her travel with a husband who “carried her abroad” years ago, a visit that turned into local county lore.
Mr and Mrs Wualter Reinhard spent weeks in Arkansis and returned. Williamy L Syvers of Caruthersville visited W E B Robbyog family on Thanksgiving. Hamby Shane, employed by Tobe Baird, was attacked on the Concord road by John Riley and partners near the cemetery camp. Shane escaped, Riley struck by bird shot but not seriously hurt. Shane posted $300 bond and court term expected. Public opinion favors Shane. The Herald for Fine Job Printing tells the news.
The text urges choosing toys that are interesting and instructive, discourage whips swords guns and live animals for children, and oppose books on hunting murder or war. It notes a child's mind is shaped by early impressions and praises the kindergarten method of child training.
The piece urges parents to teach children humane care for household pets and farm animals. It stresses feeding, water, and regular attention, imagining how the animal would feel. It promotes kindness on the farm with gentle handling, proper bedding, care for horses, shelter for livestock, and adequate poultry care as sound farming practice.
The third month of the school year ended Friday with increasing attendance as cotton harvests begin or weather hampers work. Pupils who were out two months are re entering and showing renewed interest.
The district reports perfect attendance by grade with lists of names including Carl Pepple Ruth Roland Blanch Sides Hazel Terock Mary Young in eighth grade and James West Myrtle Cook Martha Young Maddalene Cox in sixth grade. A Christmas play titled A College Town a three act farce comedy will be staged by eighth grade aided by sixth grade under Miss Hudgens with Mrs Williamson assisting. A class debate on the Woman Suffrage issue followed, the affirmative side winning. Obituary: Mr W A Myrick born 1857 in Montgomery Alabama died after paralysis at age 63. He leaves a wife and children Keel Irene eBoy Mildred Margret two sisters and other relatives. he was a devout Christian and loving father.
Frank J. Cheney files oath as senior partner of F. J. Cheney & Co in Toledo Ohio promising to pay one hundred dollars for each case of catarrh cured by Hall's Catarrh Medicine. Public affidavit sworn in Lucas County on a date in August. The Toledo firm markets a treatment claimed to act through the blood on mucous surfaces.
Enrollment totals show 14 boys and 16 girls, 40 students, 743 total attendance days with 18 23-40 average. Ten visitors listed. staff and visitors include Meadaimes Joe Mor Hannah McCloskey Nelle Pic Nettle McIntosh Young Missea nie Boree and Young M Chas G Ross and Prof Martin. Viola Patterson notes health and insurance cost inequities.
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