Zion Miss Beryl Kerrick and many neighbors attend party
Bible beacons and kinship fill a Zion area social column listing numerous visits. Mrs Don Johnston and her young son stay with sister Mrs Herschel Radford. Jacob Scott family and others visit Fred Merrill Don Johnston Ross McConnell Phil Campbell and Herschel Radford groups mingle with Lester McConnell circle. Miss Velma Mackey wed Harold Schooler. couple plans home on Schooler farm south of Zion Church. Travelers linger through Jasper Carthage and nearby towns with multiple neighborly Saturday Sunday gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Johnston
Herschel Radford
Jacob Scott
Helen
Fred Merrill
Ross Mc Connell
Phil Campbell
Hersehel Radford
Lester Mc Connell
Lucille
Marian Scott
Helen Beatt
Nuomi
Madford
Jasper
Percy Wright
W. C. Mackey
Mart Replogle
Menry Shepp
Albert
Kinases City
Jace Scott
Nellie Carter
Maple Grove
Hiuvel Moster
George Wolfe
Carthage
Avon
Cook
Alberta
Boyd
Maple Clrove
Wil Clauser
Shouse
Gheenfield
Virgil Cavenee
Id Isenmann
Annie
Mike Isenmann
Huber and Family
Newt. Wheener
Bundy
Misa Helen
Waltz
Velma Mackey
Harold Behooler
John Schooler
Stey
Mr. Moore
Kansas
Oklahoma
Schooler
Zion Church, Co
Alice
Wallace
Carterville
Faye Kerrick
Webb City
Fred Kerrick
Willard Cavenee
Vernon Wolfe
Wolfe
Fred Wkerrick
Mildred
Marion Owings Ab Jasper
Idyth Keener
Angel Foster
Naomi
Philip Campbell
Fred Werrick
Maurine
Will Clouser
Local Social News From Lebanon and Nearby
Miss Mira Coffman spent Thursday night with Beulah Stansberry. Ilenry Cowgill and family of Lamar visited Sunday at Virgil Dinwiddie's. Jake and Labon Ryan carried a load of watermelons to Carthage Saturday. Mrs Summerville of Joplin visited the past week at her brother Pred Winter. Mrs Jed Winter and Mrs Ernest Rex called on Mrs Bob Beatty Monday afternoon. Harry Coffman works at Mr Ridgley’s. Miss Eva Coffman returned Sunday to Kansas City after weeks with Virgil Dinwiddie and wife. A social was held at Elmer Pugh’s Friday night. Mrs Pete Lang and children visited last week at her father's J N Carns. Meredith Hendricks and mother and sisters and Frank Carns and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mira Coffman
Beulah Stansberry
Ilenry Cowgill
Lamar
Virgil Dinwiddie
Jake
Labon Ryan
Carthage
Local Families Share Sunday Meals and Visits
Pete Lang and two children along with Chag and Andrews families dined at J. N. Carns for Carns birthday. Ooie Andrews spent a few days at home last week. Jess Miller and Bob Rogers families visited Bob Beatty’s. Andrews brothers haul lumber for a new barn. Ocle Andrews called on Mrs. Chas Ry. Eva Coffman Beulah Stansberry called on Wm. Ryan. Ilona Redmond visited Frank Thacker near Lam ir.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pete Lang
Chag
Andrews
J. N. Carns
Sheridan News Notes County Social Activity
Robert Gresham and wife visited Carthage on Saturday. Gus Campbell and family went to Carthage Sunday evening. Alice Templin and Clarence Gresham visited Robert Gresham’s Sunday. John Cather and family and W H Lukens visited Homer Wampler’s Sunday. Robert Gresham and family spent Sunday at Fred Gresham’s. Ethel Harvey returned Monday from Warrensburg where she has been attending Normal. Charley McClintock and wife moved to a new home Thursday. Roy Harris and wife Ben Jenney and Joy Kearney families visited Carthage Tuesday. Orin Harvey of Joplin visiting his parents Amos Harvey and wife. Roy Harris and wife at Oscar Maskin’s Sunday. Lloyd Winder progressing with foundation for new home. Sinsil McClintock and family spent Friday at Will McClintock’s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Gresham
Carthage
Gus Campbell
Alice Templin
Clarence Gresham
John Cather
W. H. Lukens
Homer Wampler
Fred Gresham
Ethel Harvey
Warrensburg
Charley McClintock
Roy Harris
Dust storm and light rain hit Diamond area
An awful dust storm with some rain visited Diamond last Thursday. Trees blown down and wheat stacks toppled, minor rainfall noted but welcomed by farmers. Ground remains dry for plowing. Local residents report livestock loss and ongoing harvest activity with thresher in use and haymaking underway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Pflander
Houser
Diamond
Chas, Nett
F.flander
Chas Iting
Sedalin
Princes Gulick
Cecil Pugh
Fred Moser
C. A. Pond
Wardlow
J. W. Milwards
San Paul
Chris
Ting
Pander
Beulah and Bethel Hold North Fork Convention
The North Fork Township Convention was held Sunday at Bethel and will reconvene on the first Sunday in May 1919. Local social notes mention Dot and Mattie Casement visiting the Brous home, Edna Yates with Mrs J I Yates, Beatrice Onstott and Roy King’s marriage in Carthage, and various visits among the Yates, Garrett, and White families plus a new baby girl for Steve Lucas and wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Fork
Bethel
Dot
Mattie Casement
Lamar Jare
Brous
Ray Bowman
John Yates
Bert Donnell
Jasper
Ernest Yates
Tuesaday
Camp Funston
Sam
Steve Garrett
Mia
Riley Butler
Carthage
Charley Nett
Lesley Garrett
Maude Arner
Kansas City
Steve Lucas
Ir. Peoples
Sedalia
Mrs. Haine
Henry White
Jim White
Kansas
Imer Pugh
Budd
Massey items shift in Dry Fork and local moves
The Dry Fork area reports stopped running pond water with cows hooverizing due to drought. Local moves include Tom Siusby relocating near Maple Grove and Thad Stith and Jasper Owings aiding, while Arlo Estey ferries the family. Howard Matthews returns from Milwaukee for a two week vacation, then plans to travel with family and Mster Davis to electrical school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Siusby
Maple Grove
Thad
Stith
Jasper Owings
Arlo Estey
Also Mentioned on This Page
Dame Fashion
Cordz & Son
Lebanon
Miss
Rexall
H. F. Pitts
Sheridan News
Joy Kearnney
Charles Elting
Blue and Bethel
Miss Dna Yates
the Farmers and Merchants Bank
Dewey
Mas
May Matthews
Howard Matthews
Milwaukee
Mster Davis
Ekdwin Jarboe
Wrof,Cruik
McPherson
Kans
P. W.reeter
Greenwood
Grace
Missesyn Sams
Lola Nhennedy
Lorena Matey
Chas
Dull
Clarence Simmons
Will Simmons
Secdalin
Stobert Weir
Roy Brock
Salem
Jasper County
Live Stock Commission
Link
Fasken
Dell W. Hubbard Commission CO
McCune & Tallman
Jasper, Missouri
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