Farmers Union School Term Closes With Picni c
The Farmers Union school term closed Friday April 16 with a picnic on Coon Creek at the George Vincent home. Miss Nelle Cook taught and received praise for her faithfulness. A bountiful dinner followed by yard games kept pupils engaged for hours. Vernon Wolfe visited from Lamar and returned Miss Abbea Armstr ong's new Ford via Jasper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers Union
Nelle Cook
Coon Creek
George Vincent
Miss Cook
Vernon Wolfe
Lamar
Abbea Armstrong
Armstrong
Jasper
Jefferson Highway
J. W. Noucher
George Probert
John Carter
Vincent Buerge
Dewey May Day School Party At Carthage Vicinity
A May party at the Dewey school in the Carthage area drew pupils and many visitors. Prizes were awarded to nine pupils for attendance and achievement, and 18 school booklets were given out. Several local families and neighbors hosted gatherings and news updates travel through the community, noting departures and illnesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colrytown Grove
Gladys Tusk
Oli Simms
Cecil Courtney
Verna
Kathryn Moyer
Lene Sidwell
Vera Ferguson
Francesa Crow
Hessie
Aretha Flowers
Baby Bull
Raymond Courtney
Paul Crow
Mesdames Husk
Ferguson
Follmer
Rice
Simme
Matthews
Moyer
Gresham
Waller Carter
Mr. Bidwell
Carytown
John Schoolers
Fragments of Social Visits and a Wedding in Jasper Area
Readable fragments show numerous social visits around Henry Pugh's and Keltner households. Itay Kellner and Miss Virgie Thom reportedly wed in Carthage with Rev. George Johnson officiating. Baptisms near Henry Pugh's numbered eight with the Jasper pastor leading.
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Itay Kellner
Misa Virgie Thom
Carthage
Rey
Weltner
Loys
Bla
Brice
Jasper
Mrs. Keltner
Bive
Picnio
Keltner
Dora Carna
Priiay
Miro
Nettie Mekibhén
Steve Lucas
Jeasie Lucas
Eva Cline
Len Quillin
Bert Caitlin's
Margaret Cather
Clanche
Ethel Pu
Land swap on South Main Street trades for 35 acres
G Griffin arranged a trade last week exchanging his South Main Street property, occupied by Virgil Carter and wife, for 35 acres cultivated and Amberland two miles west on the Bare Line. TdLawcon of Kansas City owned the Inad, MWe will continue to rent the town property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Griffin
FP. Follmer
Virgil Carter
TdLawcon
Kansas City
Inad
Mwe
Keep Your Chickens Up City Notice
Complaints reach city marshal OLtt W. Hager about chickens running at large violating town ordinance. Owners urged to keep poultry on their premises or be held responsible for reported damages.
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Hager
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McCune & Tallman
Lebanon
Althea Armetrong
Mary Belle
Bernice
Howard Stansberry
Belle Patterson
Fred Winter
J. H. Thacker
Winston
Otis Owings
Mart
Joplin
Beulah Stansberry
Bernice Stansberry
Dorothy Rex
Susie Watkins
Farmers Union School
Fred Gresham
Dave Bayles
Mr. Redford
Cutler
Harrison Waltz
Oey
Zoah Billington
Verna May
Lewis Andrews
Mia
Ed Clark
Stansberry
Charles Stansberry
A. E. Armatrong
James Thacker
May Teyman
Pra
Hornby
Irvin Arimsteonyp
Misson Jaura
Althea
A. 1
Armatranghone Saturniay
Girad Areh Warden
Sarcosh
Neosho
Mount Vernon
Jericao
Atteain
Fordan
Swift Red Steer
V. C. Champion Corn
J. W. Shank
Webb Bros
Dewey
Mans
May Mavriewe
Blue and
Bethel Frances and
Mary Danny
Mary
Lucy Carns
Henry Pugh
Kilmer Pugh
Prod Pugh
Mrs. Yates
Will Wood
Jess Kelley
Charley Hane
Vivian Coatley
George Costley
George Arner
Lank Aroera
Jagper
Yoles
Alea
New Old
Veants Cagna
Alford Tally
Vrenk Haston's
Sitka
Northland
Barmless
Masury
John Deere
Jasper Hardware Co
Trades Town
Carter
Ransfer Co
Farmers & Merchants Bank
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