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Newspaper

Hayti Herald

Location

Hayti, Missouri, United States of America

Date

May 29, 1919

Page

3

Local and Personal News from Caruthersville Area

Jim Carney was run over by a Memphis and St. Louis train at Grassy Bayou on Saturday and lost a leg. Mesdames J A Wallace and Earl Wilks attended a Pierce Hall dance in Caruthersville Friday night. Mrs C W Tull and Mrs J W Tull visited Jas Tull in Memphis hospital earlier this week. Hilly Friedman Beatrice Spalding and Hazel Reeves drove from Caruthersville Sunday for a brief visit.

Jim Carney Memphis and St. Louis Grassy Bayou Mesdames J. A. Wallace and Earl Wilks Pierce Hall Caruthersville Hilly Friedman Beatrice Spalding Hazel Reeves

Hostess House Family Reunion Honors Doughty Doughboy Band

A vivid, laudatory note recalls a Hostess House family reunion praising a corporal and his fellow soldiers. They stood with gallantry for a white haired woman described as dressed in black, reflecting wartime virtue and shared tribute.

Lady Fair

Mother’s visit shapes Coblenz Hostess House tale

By Grace Goulder a German born American mother visits the Coblenz Hostess House seeking her son Ralph Stepp in the American Army. The family had endured years apart with care and worry as Ralph served in Germany. The encounter ends with the mother seeking a place to stay and the Hostess House hosting the only known AEF mother in the Army of Occupation.

Army of Occupation Coblenz Ruth Woodsmall Colorado Springs Colo Miss Woodsman Corpora Third Army AFM Anlile Germany San Francisc Welshaden Walter Ralph Conoral Stepp America Becuse Everlie Nanis Tever Welsbaden

Hayward News Highlights and Local Social Notes

Hayward residents plan a Sunday Methodist Church Sunday school gathering and await a large crowd. Miss Nora Wyatsonu visited Portereritle friends. Miss Trene Fishar hosts. A Sunday church talk on the Centenary is set with all invited. Local marriages and social visits punctuate village life. crops suffer from rains. Hayward and Carter boys play baseball with Carter winning by one run.

Nora Wyatsonu Trene Fishar Portereritle Methodist Church

Miss Jessie W Hill Returns for Local Visit

Miss Jessie W Hill, who just finished an unsuccessful term at New London, arrived Wednesday afternoon for a visit with friends. She recently taught five terms in this city's schools and many students and parents would welcome her back. Mr and Mrs J Jeffress and children drove in from Caruthersville yesterday and F M Perkins did business there yesterday.

Jessie W. Hill New London Hill

Miss Emma Shepard Returns From Memphis Lonsilitis Treatment

Emma Shepard returns home from Memphis where she has been treated for a severe attack of tonsillitis. Mrs. Dixie Dorris reports improvement on her residence, renovating the property into a bungalow style.

Emma Shepard Memphis Dixie Dorris

Braggadocio Woman Hosts Guest This Week

Mabel Holt of Braggadocio is the guest of Miss Pearl Reno this week while Mrs Ethlinda Daley is reported to have smallpox in the community bulletin.

Mabel Holt Ethlinda Daley

Spasmodic Sermon on Back Pay Beliefs

A terse sermon jests that while the world may owe fair pay to all, some men feel it has long owed them back wages. The piece lampoons perennial grumbling and the idea of delayed compensation with brisk humor.

Faithful Meetor, Guardian of the Home, Battles a Back Yard Tramp

In wartime voice a local figure called Faithful Meetor defends the home by fending off a tramp in the back yard. The piece jokes that cutting wood supports appetite and can influence meal costs as a lighthearted conservationist tale.

Meetor

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Missouri C. W. Tull J. W. Tull Jas. Tull M. E. Church Hayti, MO C. P. Wells Dorris Theatre Soda Shop J. J. Hungerford Smith Ben Miller True Fruit Chocolates U. S Hayti, Missouri Ward Ave Caruthersville, Mo Hostess Grace Goulder VW. GC. A. Overseas Coblenz, Germany Hayward News L. FE Beulah Hughes Lena Brasher Gladys Stegall Marie Fields Hayward C. Stegall Leanna Laster Cupid Lawson Fisher Barnes' Ridge J. Jeffress F. M. Perkins Hunt Y Cole Tebi Lefler Malden Marble Works Malden, Mo E. D. Johnson Prop Suet Fisher’s Cafe Caruthersville Auto & Plumbing Co Caruthersville, Missouri Fisher & Markin
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