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Newspaper
Jasper News
Location
Jasper, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1915
Page
2
Community diary of visits and chores across Blue Star area. Mentions Mrs Mynvie Comin, families visiting, farm work, social calls, travel between nearby towns, and local business updates including Teeter gas service and Bowser-filtered gasoline at the Furniture Store.
In Dewey town, residents report on visits, farm work, and local events. Annie Jaddis' mare case, Sunday School absences, and various guests gather for suppers and church activities. The community notes threshing, berry picking, and school lessons as spring plowing nears completion. Grandpa Wolford and other locals feature in upcoming visits and family updates.
Blue and Bethel reports include Mrs J R Hatcher and others visiting, travel to Phoenix for Mrs Quillin health, multiple visits among Neck City and Warleys Union residents, a funeral for McQuillin near Rose Branch with reverend officiating, and revival services in Rayville Missouri led by local clergy. People travel, family updates, and church events form the week’s local snapshot.
Nina Vatterson and Hoth Gurley of Sarcasie visit Irene Winans as neighbors share a Sunday gathering. Farm work dominates the period with wheat plowing while families from Carthage Pittsburg Jasper and Mound Moriah enjoy meals and visits at various homes including Patterson Lowe Kincaid Yetton Laviths and Smith households.
Carytown residents report the Sunday School superintendent injured again but not seriously. The Kenney Miller and Randall families visited Carthage to spend the day with Mrs Milbrees' brother Cheely Fuskin. Edna Turner spent last Wednesday with Jace Miller and several neighbors traveled to Jasper.
Beagan Webber Mrs Mossa Myrans came from Kane City to visit relatives. Grider brothers rented land from Mr Coinex as they gave up farming the Heller place for next year. A baptism at Payicher ford north of here Sunday at noon with Miles crowd present. Rev Mr West of Milo and Rev Jerry Clevenger performed the ceremony. Grandma Miller seriously ill. Grant and wife at her bedside. Ed Duncan and wife and Harold visited Marl Garner and wife Sunday, plus Gertie Hatfield returned to Lakeside Friday. Oscar Armstrong went to Joplin Friday visiting sister Mrs McMullen. Earl Ginrer’s hedge cut by Herbert A. Grider. Ralph Evang of Carthage visited Ingweek.
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