Local notices of Dewey School and community events
A long reader fragment lists Dewey Harold Stey on a buggy ride and Liam Metevialis painting buildings. It notes Dewey School post yen with Veron Mintauhens teaching after Mrs Whittlock resigned. The text mentions reunions, picnics, family visits, small gatherings around Lakeside and nearby towns, with numerous locals named. Omitted are garbled segments and uncertain phrases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Stey
Liam Metevialis
Woolf Duster
Cael
Tom. Carter
New Mexico
Jim Bull
Clarence Perguaon
Dick Carter
Avery Posten
Wil Cirter
Fairiies
Campbell
Lakeside
Rinshey
Tw Palla
Veron Mintauhens
Dewey
Whittlock
Virestina Maettime
Lester Carters
Waollister
Meo Iovl
Dien Surly
Rene
Mra
Chdilis
Wastin
Jonverion City
Uaelit
Molitiaan
Ven
Rerner
Vie Baal
Fire and losses at local farms near Jasper and Leahy Garretts
Fires destroyed Dave Lowes separator during threshing near Leahy Garretts northwest of Jasper. Abe Pattersons house burned Thursday noon. Miss Nettie Lowe visited with Miss Jae Wool. Several locals attended a farewell party for Reba Pile Friday night. Dozens of neighbors listed as present or mentioned. social notes and everyday rural happenings fill the page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dave Lowe
Leahy Garrett's
Jasper
Abe Patterson
Mlossie Matterson
Seth Gresham
Reba
Cinmeneceni Jlomer Creston
Bay
Guy Keniner
Walter Lauderuaieh
Don Ward
Wilford Patterson
George Wood
Cearie Wood
Charlie Patterson
John Lowe
Herman Wins
Ayia Chestain
Mike Wood
Nettie Towe
Nim Patterson
Ruby Soelser
Irene Winns
Ghundin Chick
Nettie Lowe
Jae Wool
Lowe
Pade
Davies
Mies
Wilintton Wincaid
Heiday
Hetis Wiener
Charly Taowe
Berte Malls
Anne
Utriplatee
Solibadll Dijs
Dirk Patterson
Charlie
King Fenner
Dick Matfori
Cheaiowuth
Porson
Hornigan
Prairie hay moved along rail line in Vernon County
In Dublin and Carthage area events last week include Elvie Allenbaugh and Davis Grider loading prairie hay to Hartel Grider near Carthage and Elvie Allenbaugh with J C Webber placing hay on a half mile stretch along the railroad. Dennis Grider assists Bowman this week while Bertha Webber visits Vernon County. The two year old son of Fizie Allenbaugh was ill Sunday and Monday but improved after Dr Knott examined him. Herbert Armstrong bought no horse last week. Ladies in the vicinity held a rag rugging party at Mrs Allenbaugh's residence. She traveled to Jasper in the morning and returned about 10 am to find neighbors sewing carpet rags. Attendees included Mmes Gider Armstrong Grim Miller Bluebaugh and Carthage children, Evans of Webb City and Taggart with dinner baskets and ice cream served after noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elvie Allenbaugh
Davis Grider
Boston
Hartel Grider
Carthage
J. C. Webber
Dennis Grider
Bowman
Bertha Webber
Vernon County
Fizie Allenbaugh
Dr. Knott
Evans
Webb City
Taggart
Irene Phillips
Beulah Stansberry
Arthur Armstrong
Frank Selsor’s
Dinwiddie
Evia Iman
Saunday
Samar
Cowgill
Vernie Ray
Baby
Chas. Woodrow
Ruth Grifitts
Ocie Andrews
John Tramilton
Venna
Chas
Ginther
Jasper
Jessie Pennington
Chas. Andrews
Henry Godrich
Kansas City
Armstrong
Ruth Griffitts
Weeter
Mr Parker
Pittsburg
Frank Thacker
Waltz
Meredith Hendricks
Hamilton
Whelma Redmond
Greere Hodmond Mn
Everett Taylor
Pitts
Cisihel
Wrank Vinekernd
Verne Khan
Waylor
Teiesisher
Loti Tewed
Community Notes From Dry Fork and Surroundings
Mrs W F King and family receive visitors from the Dry Fork area. Lillie Blase visited Mary Wood last week. J S King and wife entertained guests including Mrs Frank King and Ella Wing as well as Frank Frost and the King family. Roy Patrick returns to Oklahoma after staying with Press Wool. Minnie Garrett visited Laura Miller. Mrs Smelser ill for two weeks. Homer King and Robert Sloan of Carthage joined EB and M King for supper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillie Blase
Mary Wood
J. S. King and
Frank King
Ella Wing
Frank Frost
C. H
C. A. King
Ray Matrick
Knight
Art Post
Helen Frost
Mount Moriah
Roy Patrick
Oklahoma
Minnie Garrett
Laura Miller
Smelser
Homer King
Robert Sloan
Carthage
King
Vals
Local Lebanon Social News Highlights Several Families
Miss Irene Phillips spent Saturday night with Beulah Stansberry. Arthur Armstrong and wife visited relatives and friends in the area. Dozens of neighbors and kin, including Griffitts, Andrews, and Hodmond families, share visits, travel, and an ice cream social at Geo Redmonds. A farewell gathering for H J Goodrich and wife drew about 140 attendees.
Local Social Notes from Malta and Nearby Areas
Malta residents visit kin in Dan and Will Magers. Raymond Boater helped with hay. Summit boys beat Maple Grove 11 to 40. Families and friends, including the Massey and Welsh groups, gathering for ice cream and visits across Carterville Dudenville and Golden City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Exanta Magers
Lemuel Thomas
Emmett Wheeler
Dan
Will Magers
Raymond Boater
Magers
Dan Magers
Mra Hossack
Golden City
Elmer Foster
Carterville
Alberta Motley
Alex Keith
Woods
Dudenville
Jarvis
Summit
Maple Grove
Iola Welsh
Maude Wheeler
Dee Despain
Massey
John Welsh
Jin Etter
Family Sunes
Troy Massey
Caleespain
J. Wi. Murphy
Elmer Greer
Mr. Jay
Victorine
Edgar
George Wastell
Mayme
Jola
Mis
Koy Massey
Town spirit and life length jokes from local papers
A Sheldon man mocks Dr E T Bowers claim that whisky and beer shorten life. The Emporia Gazette quotes say a town’s value rests on community spirit, not wealth or fame, and urges buyers to mail resell this office Monday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. T. Bowers
Suécuss
Job
Turkey
Poceramene
Also Mentioned on This Page
Neighborhood News
May Marritens
Mrs
Mute Cvnner
Misa Pour
Davies Blevins
Stieldon
Zoah
Corwin
Norton
Cora Worley
Mia
Myrtle Coiner
Emin King
Marl Garner
Gertie Hatfield
H. Kk. Coiner
Jir, Norton
Mikesell
James Wlevinsa
Dewey Mikesell
Pennington
Vera
Alan Buerge
Collie Devins
James Blevins
Adam Malone
Miss Nerrib Lows
Dublin
Atlis
Berra Wreber
W. F. King
Lebanon
Mims Zoai Andrews
Malta
Emporia Gazette
The
Progressive Bank
Jasper, Mo
McDaniel
J. P. Leiss
Wichita
T. H. Hammond
Rude
Business College
F. M. Rude
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