BLUE AND BETHEL SOCIAL NOTES AND WEATHER
Miss Edna Yates visits and calls are recorded with neighbors Bert and Len Juillin Jim Smith Gulley Serafine Ernest Yates and others George Lilly Besse Dukes Will Wood Harris Coleman Emma Edna Yates and Veronica are noted with various households A lightning strike damaged Frank Biaston s barn with loss of feed and harness Rain affected the picnic plans at Rocky Mound and school will close at Blue Thursday Vera Hobson is employed to return to Leach next year
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert
Len Juillin
Jim Smith
Guy and Gulley Serafine
Ernest Yates
Geo. Lilly
Besse Dukes
Harry Bingham
John Yates
Will Wood
Roy Hetley
Harris Coleman
Lee Mitchell
Vern
Will Crockett
Geo. Roberts
Bert Donnell
Emma
Edna Yates
Frank Biaston
Claude Budd
I, Prander
Helen Heckman
Rocky Mound
J’red Mitchell
Costly
Hugh Kincaid
Merrill
Carthage
Lesley Garrett
Jim Kincaid
Jessie Warelow
Kincaid
Ike Buzzard
Wes. Buzeard
Vera Hobson
Leach
Rising Sun Notes on Local Residents and Travel
Miss Nettie Lowe and Ed Calvert work for Mr Metaillin while Mrs Emery Teeter remains ill. Abe Teeter visits Emery Teeter. Dave Lowe returns from Vancouver Washington where his son is stationed and ill. Lena Melugin stays in Jasper with sister Mrs Corn. Mrs Id Calvert and Mrs Sarah are mentioned in local notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Calvert
Metaillin
Emery Teeter
Abe Teeter
Dave Lowe
Vancouver
Wash
Lena Melugin
Jasper
Corn
1D Calvert
Sarah
Local People and Social Visits Noted in Area
Swank and two children called at Emery Teeter s and Dave Lowe s Sunday. Frank Wing had Frank Kunkler shearing his sheep last week. Mrs Will Wood spent one evening with Mrs Noy Tiller.
Local Social Roundup from Lebanon and Nearby
Miss ZoAI Andrews and many neighbors appear in a Sunday and midweek visit list. The note records calls, dinners, and small gatherings at homes of Andrews, Heckman, Dinwiddie, Stansberry, Winter, and others around Lebanon, including a school term ending at Nocky Mound and a corrected note about upcoming church services for April 28.
Red Cross Meeting in Dewey Misses War Bride Visits
The Dewey Red Cross met at the Matthews home with a large attendance. A war bride, formerly Miss Alice Allison, now Mrs. Redland, plans to leave for Douglas Arizona after bidding farewell in Brooklyn. Brothers Parker Allison and others have also gone overseas. Mr. and Mrs. Steck spoke on Texas cantonments and spies, while no Red Cross meeting this week and a church house cleaning event is planned. Incubator reports list eight families with 150 chiefs. various locals host visitors and birthdays, with community news throughout Dewey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Red Cross
Matthews
Alice Allison
Dick Carter
Mrs. Redland
Douglas
Ariz
Foodbye
Brooklyn
N. Y
France
Parker Allison
Mra. Redland
Mra. Keeler
Missouri
Mra. Steck
Texas
Ladies Aid
Jim Bull
Alexander
Dewey
Ruby Taylor
Enid
Okla
Mcleynolds
Joe Edwards
Basil McClintoclk
Roy Tiller
Harold Mstey
Veda Sunderland
Arch Rice
Vernon Matthews
John Thompson
Jasper
Glen Earls
Bernice Boyd
Salem
Robi. Gresham
Grandia Faskin
Thad Stith
Cline
Route 5 News item with local social notes
Miss Veda Sunderland and Russell family move to Hoover place formerly held by Hartley. Camp Funston report on boys heading for eastern port. Local visits include Bernice Boyd with Sadford and Templin, Gresham, Sunderland, Tiller, Burnett, and Vonner households. Revival attendance reported in Carthage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Russell
Carthage
Hoover Place
Lewis Hartley
Frank Keener
Camp Funston
Bernice Boyd
A. W. Sadford
Veda Sunderland
Alice Templin
George Moyer
A. W. Wtadford
Jesse Anerr
Isenmann
Ford
Mount Vernon
John Sunderland
Jake Sunderland
Agnes Gresham
Joe Simmons
Ivan Blave
Bessie Templin
Kansas City
Ben Gearig
Andrew Vonner
Emery Tiller
W. E. Sweezy
McNary
Oscar Faskin
Tom McCall
M. I. Franklin
Ruth
Alfred Burnett
T. F. McCall
Thomas Tiller
Oval Lima
Ned
Bert Sunderland
Jalie Sunderland
Id Isenmann
Andy
Elmer Vonier
Local scattered social notes from Sheridan
Sheridan News reports a sequence of social visits and family events. Lara Davis hosted Edna Davis on Thursday. Bernice Noyd stayed with Agnes and Elsie Gresham. D H Wampler visited Joplin. Ben Janney and wife spent Sunday away. Agnes Gresham and Joe Simmons called on Edna Davis. Amos Harvey and wife joined Marl Harvey’s family. J it Hatcher and family stayed with Mrs Mitchell in Jasper as she traveled for her brother Allen Armstrong’s death and mine injuries. interment occurred in Mulberry Kansas. J J Kearney's little son fractured his collar bone. Homer Wampler in Carthage. Oscar Maskin’s family hosted relatives for Grandma Faskin’s 80th birthday. Will McClintock home visited by Powers and family and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lara Davis
Jaaper
Edna l Davis
Bernice Noyd
Agnes
Elsie Gresham
D. H. Wampler
Ben Janney
Agnes Gresham
Joe Simmons
Dna Davis
Amos Harvey
Marl Harvey
J. It Hatcher
St. Mitchell
Jasper
Mrs. Mitchell
Pitt
Grandma Faskin
Hobt, Gresham
Kenney Miller
Mrs. Kearney
Mis. Vanbunter
Red Powers
Will McClintock
Jasper Route Postage Notice
If you live on a Jasper route do not use H-cent stamps two cents will carry your letters. Correspondents will please mail their letters Monday in time to reach this office Monday evening.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Crow Mercantile Company
Jasper, Missouri
Blue and
Bethel
Rising Sun
Nettie Lowe
Lebanon
Zoai Andrews
Bob Rogers
Bob Beatty
Ocie Andrews
Misses Welen
Ilsie Weeleman
Beulal Stansberry
Ifrene Phillips
Sleckman
Geo
Iaile
Jack Stansberry
Johnston
Weston
Harrison Waltz
B. P.S
H. F. Pitts
Miss. May"Marrinns
Mr. Sweezy
Suiem Sunday School
Route 5
the Farmers and Merchants Bank
Sheridan News
Mars
J. J. Harcikr
Briscoe
Million Dollar Motor
Alf Buerge
Carter
Twine
Nuff
Ccmne
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