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Newspaper
Jasper News
Location
Jasper, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Aug 17, 1922
Page
5
The Jasper News appears with Arthur F Drake in Jasper Missouri. It notes postal filing details including second class matter designation dated September 21, 1808.
Farmers and families in Forest Grove, Carthage, and surrounding areas report activity hauling watermelons and cantaloupes. Paul Brown moves baled hay to Boston from Clements field. Clements brothers’ firm has baled hay to Boston. Thursday a person named eo me tale killed by a car. Nora Isrowne returned home after three weeks with sister Mrs Joe Ihms. Gladys Harper and John Jun ao wed in Carthage. Fred Fowler and wife run a fair stand in Lamar. Mrs Floyd Joyce visited relatives. George Fowler bought a horse from Sam Vanpoo. R St Wood and wife visited. Harry Boss family visited Charles Rist’s. Gladys Rist visiting a friend Reba Cox. Clem Flesch and Mr Boyd took melons to Pittsburg.
Rev Clendening and wife attended Salem services with no evening preaching. The ladies aid and Philathea Class thanked Mr and Mrs Rogers for hospitality. A youth booth offered cold refreshments. The old society kept hot coffee and sandwiches. Various neighbors moved or visited family, including Howard Gaddis, John Gaddis, Vernon Matthews, Miss Aretha Flowers, Will Flowers, Miss Helen Kincaid, and Elmer Owens. The column notes distant trips, peach orchard yields, a new piano, and local congratulations.
Ed Owen and granddaughter Marie visited R. C. Baucom and died in Carthage last week. Stockdale and wife are pleased with a fine baby. Panny Nae Stockdale and family Geiss and Mrs Myrtle Coiner are mentioned in local notices.
Community announcements list visits among neighbors. Names include Willie Glenn son Ed Hasbargen Pat Carthage visits, Mrs. Myrtle Coiner and children with Mrs. Loia Worley, Mrs. Brown as Glenn cook, Charles Arnold Sedalia visiting Tom Glenn, May and Ruby King with Maude Miller, Jim Nelson family Sedalia with Mrs. S. P. King, Oldham at Gertrie Stockdale, Narka Larabee from Car Wal visiting sisters, Law sent peaches to Pittsburg, grain insurance pitch by E. L. Crawford.
Treasury records show The First National Bank of Jasper Missouri is authorized to extend its corporate existence and succession until June 6, 1942. Comptroller D R Crissinger attests the extension under Charter No. 6369 and Extension No. 4911, with publication noted July 20, 1925.
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