Lebanon and Border Line social notes mix of visitors and events
Local column records visits among the Armstrong, Waltz, Winter and Stansberry families from Lebanon, Jasper and Carthage, with reports of sick relatives, a house fire scare, Easter social at the Winter home, and a Ladies Aid gathering to benefit a parsonage fund. Neighbors include Althea Armstrong, Miss Bernice Stansberry, Mrs. McGaughey, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boucher
Harris
Harrison Waltz
Zoah Billington
Jasper
George Waltz
Lamar
Althea Armstrong
Carthage
Armstrong Brothers
John King
Ernest Rex
Maggie Lee
Frank Thacker
Jack Summerville
Allen
Fred Winter
Fred Rex
H Brown
Endraink Mise
Marguerite Steelman
Des Arc
Ark
H. J. Stansberry
Will Griffett
Mat Griffett
Arias Woodrow
Norris Crumm
Crumm
Bernice Stansberry
Mary Winter
Sam McGaughey
Oldham
North
Lebanon
M. E. Chu
Rs. Waltz
Rene Haile
Ruth Winter
Nancy Law
Social notes from Dewey Miss on visitors and events
A period of social calls and gatherings across Dewey Miss includes Charlie Johnson and family, Miss Edith Cones, Miss Ola Sims, George Carter, and George Peak visiting the Lester Carter home Thursday night, with Edna Turner and Norma Felske as guests on other days. Sam McReynolds reports oil in Mexico. The Leaders class at Salem hosted an egg roast with 26 attendees at Mrs Ralph Berry's home. Mrs Berry's mother and relatives from Joplin attended. The week ends with family, church, and community outreach across Dry Fork, Webb City, and nearby areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlie Johnson
Edith Cones
Ola Sims
George Carter
George Peak
Lester Carter
Effie Johnson
Edna Turner
Jasper
Norma Felske
Laudenslager
Webb City
Sammy McReynols
Salem
Ralph Berry
Mrs. Berry
Tom Brock
Brock
Frances Brock
Weidman
Joplin
Local Community Notices Gather on Sunday Visits
Frances and Mary Carns with Lucy Carns attended services at Jasper and visited their grandmother Mrs. Mitchell. Numerous neighbors—Kincaid family, Yates, Wagner, Bowmans, Browns, Pugh, Brous, Worley, and Cline—spent Sunday visiting, sawing wood, or hosting at homes across the neighborhood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Kincaid
Hugh Kincaid
Clyde Wagner
Yates
Elva Pugh
Frances
Mary
Lucy Carns
Jasper
Mitchell
Harley Brown
Local figures enjoy Sunday gatherings at Button's and Wood
Fragmentary notices confirm DIAMOND S and Denniston Lawrence with Grage and Orvil Ber ryhill visiting Button's and Charles Wood and family spending Sunday at Frank Wood's. Mortis Spatt is mentioned as a wit under unspecified context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence, Grage
Orvil Berryhill
Button
Charles
Wood
Family
Frank
Morris Scott Operated for Appendicitis in Joplin
Morris Scott underwent an appendicitis operation in Joplin. The procedure was successful and he is progressing well and expected to be home Monday. Several locals visited Joplin for hospital and family matters amid a weekend of social gatherings and a damaged silo from a Sunday lightning strike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joplin
Alva Pugh
Charles Pugh
Graham Boyd
Winfred Scott
Morris Scott
Tom
Charles
Will
Walter Wood
Frank Wood
Fred Scott
Len
Milo Trimble
J. A. Boyd
Morris
Bart Ingle
Diamond
Serafini
Would Be Missed
One day while out in the yard playing with his new knife my little boy broke the blade and came in feeling badly about it. He said his pocket would be lonesome without his knife.
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Jasper Hardware Co
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George Lilly
Bob Pope
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Guy Sherd Berryhill
S. Bee Pope
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Charles Nett
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Ralph Cline
Bert Dead
Wesley Cline
John Buzzard, Jr
Connecticut Insurance Co
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