Catherine Campbell Campbell of Campsie Scotland dies in Oswego
Catherine Campbell born January 18 1841 in Campsie Scotland died March 1921 in Oswego after living in Oro Nogos home of H A Ayre and later with her niece Mrs J F Thomas She joined Campsie Presbyterian at 14 and remained a devout Christian She leaves three sisters Mrs H A Ayre Oro Nogos Mrs Agnes Kincaid Jas and Mrs Mary Campbell Glasgow six relatives including Hugh Campbell Oronogo and nieces and nephews in Jasper Springfield and Oswego
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Catherine Campbell
Campsie
Glanguw
Scotland
Carthage
Oronogo
H. A. Ayre
Oswego
Nice
J. F. Thomas
Presbyterian Church
Campsle
Agnes Kincaid
Jas
Mary Campbell
Glasgow
Hugh Campbell
Osper
Kans
Jeasie Ward
A. Richam
Asbury
Robert, Hugh and
James Eaid
Jasper
Albert Ayre
Springfield
Births Reported By Dr Knott In The News
Dr Knott reports births over the past week including Jeena Tin Strecker born Thursday March 31 and a baby named Seers born Sunday April 3. The families reside near Jasper with locations noted 8 miles east, 8 miles southeast and other nearby points as the weekly notices list new arrivals.
Will Preach and Bold Conference at Lapanon April
The church announces a preaching and conference by We Molar P J oint i Distr. Will preach at Lapanon on Sunday April 10 at 1 a.m. The business session will be held Saturday evening. E Dowless Pastor.
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Lapanon
mEergooey
E. Dowless
Missouri ranks among leading states in education says official
Jefferson City Missouri asserts it ranks with the nations top states for educational opportunities. Mr Baker dismisses a 34th place report as misapplied and cites census estimates and higher salaries for county superintendents as altering standings. He urges accurate measures and urges superintendents to prepare displays for the state fair. C T U will meet with Mrs Kathrie Gilbreath on Friday April 8.
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Jefferson City
Missouri
Baker
Sear
Census Bureau
Union
Ope
Mye Bethe
Ekeen C. T.U
Kathrie Gilbreath
Kate Newton
Mae Panthet Seeks GaceeeMeter Meeting Action
Mae Panthet requests attendance at GaceeeMeter to observe and learn the decision on the above matter. Mrs. Hattie Wine is involved.
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Panthet
Mae
GaceeeMeter
Hattie Wine
Uthai Notes Quilt Day and Fashion Demonstrations
Twenty two members of the Uthai comedy met in their social rooms last Thursday morning and spent the day quilting. At noon a bounteous dinner was spread, each member having brought one dish of food. After dinner an hour was spent in recreation. Living models displayed fashions of 20 years ago. Demonstrations were given by Dora Bayne Mine Nunnelly Corn ward and Mary Houser of Columbus Kans and Mrs Showalter of Iowa.
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Uthai Comedy
Dora Bayne
Mine Nunnelly
Corn Ward
Mary Houser
Columbus
Kans
Birthday Party Honors Dorothy May at Home
Mrs F I Schodler entertained at 1612 South Garrison avenue on Saturday afternoon from 3 to 6 in honor of daughter Dorothy May birthday. Thirty guests attended and refreshments were served with Mrs C E Turner assisting as hostess.
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F. I. Schodler
South Garrison Avenue
Dorothy May
C. E. Turner
Carthage Press
Sunday School and Church Activities Note Easter Program
The article reports about 200 in Sunday School with collection totals and two birthday offerings. Children presented Easter songs and stories, Epworth and Junior Leagues held sessions, and the pastor gave an earnest message. Revival services continue with no Thursday evening prayers next week. H M S meets April 12 at 2:30 pm with Mrs C Houser. daily papers available at The News Office.
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Epworth
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