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Newspaper
Jasper News
Location
Jasper, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1922
Page
8
Mrs Charles Thomas Grady Campbell and family spent Tuesday night at Hamp Campbell's in Jasper. Numerous residents, including the Schoolers, Streckers, McConnells, and Harolds, visited relatives in Jasper Carthage Alba Golden City and Joplin. Sunday sees 23 at Sunday School with the superintendent missed.
A social gathering announced Charles Thomas will lead next Sunday evening. Rev Tom Proctor will preside. attendees urged to attend to encourage the discouraged superintendent. Mrs H H Schooler and sons joined Mrs Alden Shell Friday afternoon. A Jasper tent show drew a number of locals. funeral services were held for Mrs J Owings at the Church of the Brethren. G Shell of Carthage stacked wheat for Carl Ballard. substitute carrier ran mail on Route Friday.
Forest Grove and Boston area notes mix social visits farm work and community events. Families such as Fowler Bull Carter Gaddis and Elliott frequent visits, threshing gatherings and summer trips populate the week amidst club meetings and local outings. An electric storm caused property damage but few injuries.
The W. P. F. A. Club met with Mrs. George Arner and ten members attended. Next meeting will be at McRay Brous'. Arner served pie cake and lemonade. Mr. and Mrs. Berry welcomed a baby boy born Friday July 28.
Bart Ingle and family spent Sunday at Charles Elting's. The Diamond Farm Club met at Walter Howry's Saturday with ice cream and cake. Cartuape spent Sunday at Mrs. J A Boyd's. Charles Harvey and wife visited Frank Wood's. Mrs. Frank Wood visited her uncle in Bates County last week. Wm Crabtree and wife and Frank Crabtree spent Sunday at Mr Heer's. they will attend the Carthage fair. Elva Howery spent Sunday with Mary May Boyd. Charles Rogera and family spent Sunday at Robt Pope's. Mr Lunt baled hay for Charles Nett this week. Floyd and Zelma Boyd visited Mrs J A Boyd's Sunday.
Rent for a 100 acre farm listed with inquiries at First National Bank. Seeks potential tenants or buyers. Location details include the bank on an avenue. Contact was requested through the bank for further information.
An archival snippet records a brief note by E L Crawford urging insurance for grain stored in shock, stock, or bin. The terse line emphasizes safeguarding stored harvests through protection against loss or damage.
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