Doctor Joins Medical Reserve Corps From Pemiscot
Dr. J. W. Johnson left Pemiscot for Fort Riley Kansas after being called for duty and to report on the 16th. He passed the U S Officers Medical Reserve Corps exam with a high average and received a commission as First Lieutenant on March 24 1917. He may advance quickly and hopes to serve near home in Missouri, with Drs F A Mayes and L H Branner taking over his practice. Pemiscot residents contribute to the war effort as he joins the medical reserve to assist the draft army.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Johnson
Fort Riley
Kansas
St. Louis
United States Officers Medical Reserve Corps
Officers Medical Reserve Corps
United States
Kans
Fort Oglethorpe
Fort Sam Houston
Texas
Fort Benjamin Harrison
Ind
Johnson
Death visitations and local notices in Steele News
Dr. Alvin Stephens and wife in Caruthersville Tuesday. Ruby Lipscomb visited Micola with Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Michie. Undertaker Chas. Howard sold five caskets last week. A six year old son died after five days illness. interment at Mt. Zion Cemetery. Vernon Estus, four, died Saturday night. many relatives and friends mourn. Delia Williams was thrown from a horse but recovered quickly. Popham of Hayti Herald visited Friday. Burbon Polk and cousins went to Savannah Tennessee. Several local youths attended the ball game in Caruthersville Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alvin Stephens
Caruthersville
Ruby Lipscomb
Micola
S. A. Michie
Chas. Howard
Jim Smith
Mt. Zion Cemetery
Walker Estus
Vernon
J. J. Wilson
Ercel Blanton
Portageville
Misses Pearl
Gladys Chism
Mary Maxey
Hayti
Lillie
Myrtle Kesner
Mammie Hudgens
John Henderson
May Popham
Concord
Mrs. Blackard
Hoke
Pearl
Gladys
Portage
Jennings
Gladys Morgan Swifton
Milburn
Bessie Fry
Clara Fry
Stanley School
Swift
R. F. Hedges
A. P. Pool
Soldier Aims for Service on French Battlefields
The statement declares that within the next year he will be seeing service on the battlefields of France and help rid the world of one leech.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Dry Bayou News notes local moves and events
Swifton community brief reports Henry Buckley Hayti sales offer. Swifton business leader Yarbro visits. Numerous social visits, school attendance, and church activities noted. Local illness mild, crops look fine. Children’s Day planned for June 25. Dr Truex held a service. attendance small due to date confusion.
Petit Jurors for July Term 1917 Named
The following gentlemen were selected as petit jurors for the July term 1917. James R. Moore Geo Wilk Chas Ridgley Frank Goodman Artie Kirkpatrick B Y Bush O H Bryant Bud Edwards Walter Jackson Roy Hughes Fred Pitts C A Haynes J N Lewis Pete Ravenstein I H Severn P K Jackson E M Coppage Bert Skinner J A Bishop Pete Edwards Organ Wyley Davis Albert McKay H M Whitener C W Vance and others from multiple townships including Little Prairie Concord Pascola Godair Hayti Braggadocio Holland Pemiscot and Cooter with several from Braggadocio Twp and Pemiscot Twp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James R. Moore
Little Prairie Two
Geo. Wilk
Chas. Ridgley
Frank Goodman
Artie Kirkpatrick
B. Y. Bush
Concord Township
O. H. Bryant
Pascola
Bud Edwards
Godair
Walter Jackson
Roy Hughes
Butler Fred Pitts
C. A. Haynes
Little River Two
J.N. Lewis
Hayti
Pete Ravenstein
I. H. Severn
Virginia
P. K. Jackson
E. M. Coppage
Braggadocio Two
Bert Skinner
Braggadocio
J. A. Bishop
Holland
Pete Edwards
Organ
Wyley Davis
Cooter
Albert McKay
H. M. Whitener
Pemiscot
C. W. Vance
Concord News Highlights Local Wellness and Visits
Health in the community is fair with several residents listed as ill. Local visits include John Chism and Mrs. J with Mrs. J. W. Jones, Miss Mae Popham from Hayti at Kohn farm, and Mrs. Dollie Jones. John Henderson underwent an operation in Memphis, and John Merritt and wife plan to open a store in Concord. A storm damaged a Dr J. W. Johnson residence but no injuries. Community notices include a Lulu Hawaii booklet, lighting strike, and ongoing church meetings. Buckley’s advertises silk waists and cosmetics. 2.50 silk waists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Jones
Mae Popham
Hayti
Kohn
Portageville
Dollie Jones
W. D. Hudgens
John Henderson
Hoke
Pearl
Gladys Chism
Ercel Blanton
Memphis
John Merritt
Near Stanley
Concord
Harry Keever
Marriage of Miss Margaret Tinsley and James A Jackson
Miss Margaret Tinsley marries James A Jackson at Rev C P Brownings parsonage in Caruthersville. Tinsley, daughter of late Pemiscot County clerk Ben M Tinsley, has been appointed county clerk and will continue in office. Jackson, a traveling typewriter salesman, will base in Caruthersville as they begin married life with his territory from St Louis to the Missouri Arkansas line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caruthersville
Margaret Tinsley
James A. Jackson
C. P. Browning
Ben M. Tinsley
Major
Pemiscot
Court House
Jackson
St. Louis
Missouri-Arkansas Line
Kennett man in Hayti for monument business
J. C. McHaney of Kennett spent a few hours Monday in Hayti to attend to monument business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. McHaney
Kennett
Hayti
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Fort Riley, Kans
Steele News
Delia Williams
Willie Kelley
Mr. Popham
The
Hayti Herald
Burbon Polk
Savannah
Tenn
John T. Buckley
Huston Yarbro
Swifton
Our City
Live Herald
G. W. Dorris
Dry Bayou
the Hornet
Dr. Truex
Buckley
Satisfaction
Our
Vefler
Petit Jurors
Concord News
Nicodemus
John Chism
Jack Chism
Merl Thompson
Aux
George Curtner
Mayes
John Williams
Huyti
Anna Tims
Honolulu
Haiwaii
Island
Vic Sigler
D. B. Hayes
Parsons, Kans
R. N. Brasher
Buckley's
K. V. Propst
Oak Ridge
Millersville
W. A. Humphreys
Paiir
George Dorris
Marc Gaskins
Fort Scott
Montana
F. M. Perkins
Hayti, Mo
Shirley Snyder
the Herald
Barfield
Ark
Shirley
Anniston, Mo
E. S. Workman
Mr. Workman
N.C. R
Nannie Nunn
Euga Wynne
Newbern, Tenn
R. R. Nunn
Blytheville, Ark
Earl Nunn
County Glerk
Juanita
van Camp
Cole
Spot Cash