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Newspaper

Jasper News

Location

Jasper, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Apr 15, 1920

Page

2

Dewey News Roundup Highlights Easter Sunday Activities

Mrs May Matthews and Rev Dowless preached to a large congregation despite a shower. The Sunday School, led by Ralph Berry, received Easter eggs. A Mother's Day program is planned by Mrs Turner and Mrs Matthews. The annual meeting elected Clarence Ferguson director for three years. Dewey School closes this week with a picnic and George Moyer plans a hay ride for the students.

Mr. Dowless Turner Miss Dowless Minnie Gresham Balem Ralph Berry Matthews Tom Flowers P.N. Wiggins Carthage Arthur Frost Mount Moriah Bull Husk Mr. Montgomery Dick Carter George Charlie McAdoo Meyerhog

Blue and Bethel Social Weekend Notes

Mrs Marion King visited Mrs Lola Worley on Saturday. Eula Ethel and Blanche Pugh spent Friday with Mrs Ernest Mevi es. Clyde and Madeline Wagner were on the sick list last week. Mrs Fred Pugh and children and Mrs John Sailor visited Mrs Budd on Tuesday. Bert Quillin and wife and Miss Mable Livingstone spent Sunday at George Quillin's. Daisy Pugh spent Tuesday night with Mrs Budd. Ernest Henderson and wife are staying at J M Faris. Mr and Mrs Lucas and Miss Jessie Lucas visited Steve Lucas on Thursday. Lottie Crockett and son Claud called on Dora Carns Thursday. Fred Cather and family visited A H Cline Wednesday. Mrs Lee Mitchell spent Monday with Mrs Will Mitchell. John King and family spent Sunday at Roy Kings. Mable Livingston attended ungee at Bert Quillin's Saturday. Ray Brons spent Friday afternoon with Mrs Yates. Mr and Mrs Yates spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Ray Bowman. Miss Daisy Livingston called on Mrs Yates Saturday morning.

Clyde Madeline Wagner Fred Pugh John Sailor Budd Bert Quillin Mable Livingstone George Quillin Daisy Pugh Ernest Henderson J. M. Faris Lucas Sharp Jessie Lucas Steve Lucas Lottie Crockett Eon Claud Dora Carns Fred Cather A. H. Cline Lee Mitchell Will Mitchell John King Roy King Mable Livingston S. Ra Ray Brons Grider Raney Rick Mmea Clarence Brown Roberta Crim A. L. Owen Carthage Coiner Mary Hatfield Gertrude Earl Garner Will Law H. &. Coiner Arnold Jasper Hamon Wells John Taffner C. M. Mikesell Nevada Rene Lucas H. E. Conner Dave Bayles Rex Place Bob Mieson Minden Mr. Onatott Earl Cart Wilé Barn Arnold Mrs. Ly Jake Ee. Conner Lois Worley Tagaily

Local social notes from Banon and Border Line area

J Andrews refarmed last week after Saturday. Mrs Sianasson spent Sunday with her ae and family of Jasper. Vincent and Opal Lyman hosted visitors. Thacker family of Cantrville and James Hall hosted gatherings. Jacob Kaderly returned from Oklahoma after a hospitalization. Various residents including Griffitts, Patterson, and Moore families were noted visiting, dinners, and shares of time with relatives in Lamar, Carthage, and Coffeyville communities.

J. Andrews Satna Sianasson Sean Jasper le Vincent Opal Lyman Charles Thaker Canterville J. H. Thacker Jacob Kaderly Eirene Maria James Hall Mise Rena Hafle Will Grime Hi. J Bell Patterson Harrison Walte Carl McConnell Minnie Hendricks Coffene Lil 4Onh Billington Charles Lilly Will Griffitt Ruth Grant Miller Sam McGaughey Andrews Parker Andrews Lamar Ed Clark Karl Carr Raymond Heckman Guy Andrews Althea Armatrong

BLUE STAR COMMUNITY NOTES FROM A CLEANING WEEK

Mrs. Myrtle Coner and Mrs. Guffey spent days with granddaughter Mrs. Dert le Garner. Several neighbors visited kin in Carthage, Jasper, and Joplin as local families hosted relatives. Local pupils and townsfolk moved, harvested hay, and shared Sunday visits with family and friends across the area.

Diamond News Briefens: Family Visits and Local Events

Diamond notes show multiple visits and gatherings. Mrs Ballard Lilly spent Thursday with her mother Mrs Robt Pope and others visited and socialized with neighbors including Denolaton land, Ryan Thoreday, and Ralph Cline. The school board hired Miss Vera Hobson for Diamond School next year. Mr Brown bought a car from Charley Lilly.

Ballard Lilly Mra Robt. Pope Mra Hane Denolaton Land Ryan Thoreday J. B. Cline Frank Cline Ralph Cline John Pfander W. E. Plander Pete Berry John Buzzard Jewel Lilly Bart Ingle Mr. Brown Charley Lilly

Sunday School Organized Prompts Community Attendance

Sunday School was organized with an open invitation for all. Guy Chapman made a trip to Webb City on Tuesday to visit and report on local activities.

Guy Chapman Webb City

Card of Thanks for Sympathy and Aid

We extend sincere thanks to friends and neighbors who offered aid and sympathy during our son's sickness and death. Grateful for the beautiful moral offering from Mr. and Mrs. H R Biorbeck and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Strecker.

H.R. Biorbeck Arthur Strecker

Keep Your Chickens Up City Probing Damage Rules

Fragmentary note records H Hager city marshal stating responsibility for any damage and referencing rules about chickens and mage tokens. The text is garbled but indicates concerns over damage reporting and enforcement.

Manos H. Hager

Also Mentioned on This Page

McCune & Tallman P.S Albert Berry Arch Rice Mr. Hoover Blue Bethel Frances and Many Carnke Marion King Lola Worley Eula Ethel Blanche Pugh Ernest Mevies R. C. Hornung Hercules Melvin Busby Andy Young Webb Bros P. S Banon Miee Awrama Armstrorg Blue Star Myrtle Corner Masury Jasper Hardware Co Diamond Farmers & Merchants Bank Jasper - Missouri
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