Dewey News Briefs and Community Notes
At the annual meeting Arch Rice was elected a school board member joining Clarence Ferguson and Th. Shusk. A surprise shower honored Mrs Stith with many gifts while the Sunday School reported 77 attendees. Miran Rusk was named assistant superintendent. Arlo Estey plans to move to a 20 acre Adrian farm, unsettling locals. Arch Rice and Valley Blanth own threshing machines and Deweyites eye a plane purchase. Miss Stuby Taylor returned from Brest with her brother Meredith still in France. Mr Estey’s family leaves after years of service, and neighbors mourn a death in St Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arch Rice
Clarence Ferguson
TH. Shusk
Joe Wells Offers Jaw Sharpening at News Office
Joe Wells advertises jaw sharpening services with orders to be left at the residence or the News Office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Wells
Blue and Bethel Community Notices
Harve Law and family called on Charley Hane and wife Sunday evening. Lee Mitchell called at the Yates home Friday afternoon. Beatrice Lucas spent last week in Webb City with her aunt Mrs. Ben Lester. Houston Cline and wife visited Sunday with Gilbert Keltner and family. Frank Wardilow and family spent Sunday with A. Beenon and family. Clarence Hiner and family called there in the afternoon. Mrs. Brous visited last week with her sister Mrs. Casement of Lamar. Mrs. Keltner called on her sister Mrs. Barton of Carthage Saturday afternoon. Pink Workman and wife visited Sunday with Arthur Owenaby and family. Connie Lilly spent Tuesday night with Ralph Pugh. Ruby Lisher spent the weekend at the Keltner home. Ray Bowman and family visited Sunday with John Yates and family. Vera Hobson called on Mrs. Hugh Kincaid Friday afternoon. Roy King and wife spent Sunday with Charley Onstott and family.
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Lee Mitchell
Yates
Beatrice Lucas
Webb City
Ben Lester
Houston Cline
Gilbert Keltner
Frank Wardilow
A. Beenon
Clarence Hiner
Brous
Casement
Lamar
Keltner
Mrs. Barton
Carthage
Pink Workman
Arthur Owenaby
Connie Lilly
Ralph Pugh
Ruby Lisher
Ray Bowman
John Yates
Vera Hobson
Hugh Kincaid
Roy King
Charley Onstott
Frank Thacker
Ernest Rex
James
Will Lynun’s
Local social notes from Lebanon and surrounding towns
Miss Zoah Andrews and others, plus families like Griffitts and Winters, are listed visiting relatives and friends across Lebanon, Jasper, Joplin, Carthage, Alba, and nearby areas. The item records Sunday and weekday calls, house visits, and kinship gatherings involving Andrews, Rex, Thacker, Lyman, and several farms in the Golden City region.
Crowded Sheridan Social Notes Spread Across Weekend
Mrs Joy Ikerney and Mrs Carl Denninger visited Friday afternoon. Miss Leota McClintock stayed with the Greshams Saturday night and Sunday. Floyd McClintock and wife visited Carthage Monday. Mrs Lloyd Winder and daughter Pauline spent an evening with Mrs Alexander. Lorena Mstey and Clarence Gresham were at Bob Gresham’s Sunday. Jed Gresham family joined Mrs Bell Patterson Sunday. Pearl Alexander stayed with Ruby Bull late last week. Cecil and Willie Alexander called on Bert Wood Sunday. Mrs Kerney visited Amos Harvey and family Sunday. Charles McClintock and wife Joy Kerney and Emily called on the Alexanders Sunday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Denninger
John Gresham
Leota McClintock
Gresham
Floyd McClintock
Carthage
Lloyd Winder
Pauline
Alexander
Lorena Mstey
Clarence Gresham
Bob Gresham
Mr. Winans
Jessie
McClintock
Jed Gresham
Bell Patterson
Pearl Alexander
Ruby Bull
Cecil
Willie
Bert Wood
Kerney
Amos Harvey
Charles McClintock
Joy Kerney
Emily
Easter Peace Sunday in Paris Dispatch
A Paris dispatch reports Easter Peace Sunday linked to the forthcoming preliminary Peace Treaty. The timing aligns with Foster Sunday, and observers note the coincidence with a major event in the Christian calendar. Authorities anticipate resolution by Easter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Enaler Fundey
Mission Centenary Drive Aims to Fund Global Peace
The American Methodists, led by the Church of Christ Southern, promote a five year plan to raise 35 million dollars for missionary work and peace efforts. They cite 2,200,000 members and urge action under the Missionary Centenary Movement with Bain O. Keye as a voice.
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Church of Christ
M. 1. Church
South
America
Kingdom of Our Christ Among the Nations
Kingdom of Our Christ
M. Ek. Church
Bain O. Keye
Fine Farm for Sale in Jasper County
One of the best farms with prime improvements in Jasper County. 140 acres 44 miles from Jasper with tillable land and superior soil. Features include a large 7 room dwelling with cement walks, cisterns, two wells, smoke house, barn, drive, sheds, orchard, and space for horses and crops. Owner selling due to distance. inquire Webb Bros., Josper Mo.
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Jasper County
Jasper
Webb Bros
Josper Mo
Cottage with 5 rooms for sale near town
Nice new one story cottage offering five rooms and a bathroom. Lot measures 40 by 150 feet, close to town. Inquire at this office for details and price.
Summit School Closes Friday After Pupils’ Program
Summit School will close on Friday April 18 with a splendid pupil program starting at 2:00 new time. Misa Captalia Cavance is named as the teacher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Summit School
Misa Captalia Cavence
Also Mentioned on This Page
Cordi & Son Mi
John Deere
Jasper Hardware Co
Dewey
Mars
May Marrianws
Mes. Stith
Pratt
Lee
Frexall
H. F. Pitts
Blue and
Bethel
Mir Edna Yatha
Harve Law and Family
Charley Hane
Lebanon
Zoah Andrews
Sheridan News
Joy Ikerney
Jasper, Missouri
Capital Stock
Hira
Ana Sor
Uindividea Fab
Devposi Deme
N. H. Patterson
Fine Farm
Carter
Nisco
Tabler
Ford
Rob’t Wolfe
McCune & Talisman
Missouri
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