Death of Andrew J. Smith at Jasper farm home
Uncle Andy Smith 82 dies after several days illness at his Jasper County farm three miles east of Jasper. Survived by nine children including Osina Moore and Marshall Smith. Civil War Union veteran. mined Corry lead mines. lived on Jasper County farm since 1902. funeral held at Christian Church with Rev. Sapp officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andy Smith
Jasper
Christian Church
EK. H. Sapp
M. KE
Brethren
Allen Peterson
Ollie Roberta
FE. H. Sapp
A. Mendel Drake
L. T. McCune
Andrew Jackson Smith
McMin County
Tenn
Dade County
Dixon
Susan Smith
Dadeville
Elvira Divine
Salina Leeper
Ozina Moore
Joplin
Marshall Smith
Cardin
Okla
Alfred Smith
Susan Hanley
Wichita
Kans
Robert Smith
Bertha Carr
Fletcher
Eva Hagen
Ella Duncan
Graham
Texas
Corry
Jasper County
Obituary Tribute Highlights Smith as Honest Neighbor
A tribute notes Mr. Smith as a devoted Christian who found time to help others in need. Described as honest and generous, he was loved and respected by friends and neighbors for his kindly character and loyal friendship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Church
Mr. Smith
Bia
M. E. Church Notes Show Strong Sunday Attendance
Sunday School had 125 attendees, Junior League 48, Epworth League numbers reported. Morning services featured Dr. Criseman of Carthage as Inter-Church World Movement speaker with text Psalm 3. Epworth League attendance contest ended with Mia. Dora Bayne’s aide as victor. No prayer services this week due to revival at M. E. Church South. Union service planned Sunday night with Rev. H. H. Hays in charge. Junior League starts at 6:00 p.m. Epworth League at 7:00, church services at 8:00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth League
Criseman
Carthage
Inter-Church World Movement
Mia
Dora Bayne
Victorius
Captain Cavenee
M. E. Church
South
Our Church
H. H. Hays
Birthday Party for Lillian Ward and Marian Scott
Lillian Ward and Marian Scott hosted a birthday party on April 12 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Ward. Lillian turned eight and Marian nine. The table featured pink and white candles with a matching color scheme in the ice cream refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian Ward
Marian Scott
C. S. Ward
Lillian
Marian
Christmas Party for Little Girls Noted by Local Guests
A gathering featured 24 named girls as attendees including Inola Patierson and Mary La Crete Magers with various friends. Out of town guests came from Carthage Sarcoxie and Lamar, while several local ladies served as hostesses and honorees at the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inola Patierson
Margaret Patterson
Marguerite Teeter
Frances (Crow
Mary Waters
Frances Welle
Virginia Gilbreath
Irene Hubbard
Helen Nunnelly
Alice Brown
Alice Arner
Mable Malone
Lorene Beck Bemsie Elrod
Arlene Johnson
Olive Lee Spath
Gwendolyn Wine
Nellie May Hammond
Mary la Crete Magers
Thelma
Christine Marah
Ethel Hardaway
Carthage
Violet Sharp
Sarcoxie
Card of Thanks for Mrs Barbara Boerge Weare
The undersigned express deep gratitude for sympathy and aid shown during the illness and at the funeral of their mother Mrs Barbara Boerge Weare. Special thanks for use of the church and for the services of the singers Mrs John Zelser, D M Buerge, Mrs C F Merrel, M M Buerge, A A Buerge, J J Buerge, Mrs C F Hedge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Boerge Weare
Singera
Position Wanted by Newspaper Ad Journeyman
A self described candidate from Taylor's Falls Minnesota offers work honesty and efficiency. He claims years of big sales experience and readiness to begin immediately. He presents as pleasant faithful and persuasive with strong market knowledge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worsk
Journal
Taylor's Falls
Minn
Snails as Barometers in Weather Folklore
Snails as barometers imply fair weather when the snail crawls openly and rain when it seeks cover under twigs or grass. The snippet notes snail behavior predicting weather, reflecting folk beliefs about natural signs.
Community Notes From Blue and Bethel Area
Local families share time with relatives at Mrs. Yates and Mrs. Brouse as visitors frequent Blue and Bethel. Sunday attendance grows at Blue Sunday School with fourth Sunday night preaching. Names include Carns, Wood, Mitchell, Quillin, Owensby, Wagner, Lilly, Barley, Hane, and Lucas among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys
Ernestine Wood
Mrs. Yates
Mra
Will Wood
Carthage Hospital
Frank Carns
SR Carns
Ray Brouse
Yates
Will Mitchell
Cora
Lee Mitchell
Mrs. Quillin
Bert Quillin
Budd's
Arthur Owensby
Harve Lucas
Clyde Wagner
Oklahoma
George Carns
Madaline
Blue
Roy, King and Family
John King's
Claude Overman
Len Quillin
John Barley
Henry Pugh
Charley Hane
Jess Kelley
George Lilly
Carytown
Connie Lilly
Beatrice Lucas
Jessie Lucas
Nettie Onstolt
Death of 11-year-old girl in Commerce Oklahoma
The 11-year-old daughter of E Cor oelius of Commerce Oklahoma died Saturday noon at the Ed Hille home southwest of Jasper. She had been ill a week and died of peritonitis. Funeral services were held Sunday with burial in the Presbyterian Cemetery west of Jasper. One ad in The News in north four on the fence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Coroelius
Commerce
Okla
Ed Hille
Jasper
Presbyterian
Japper
Farmers Meeting in Jasper at Liberty Theater
A Jasper farmer meeting will be held Monday May 10 at the Liberty Theater. The message urges farmers to join the Farm Club movement, citing its success in helping members earn millions and urging counties in the area to adopt the organization for better market access.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmer's
Jasper
Liberty Theater
Missouri
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Andrew J. Smith
M. E. Church Notes
Brunswick
Altona
The
L.H. Beck Music CO
John Zelser
D. M. Buerge
C. F. Merrel
M. M. Buerge
A. A. Buerge
J. J. Buerge
C. F. Hedge
Blue and Bethel
Frances and
Mary Carns
Orth
Southwest
Youri
W. B. Pingree
N. Side Square
Logate Iz
Cca
Laee
Pirie Gen Ma
Indianapolis
Toledo
New York City
McCune & Tallman
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