Thanksgiving visits and dinners across Carthage area
Thanksgiving activities fill the Carthage vicinity with numerous families hosting meals and visits. Sam Mattilews and family, Dan Matthews, Oscar Follmer, Joe Mice, and many others share gatherings with relatives from Marionville, Neodesha, Carterville, Jasper, and beyond. Grand reunions at Mansur and dinners hosted by Mrs. Florence Miller Carter are noted, with multiple households reporting extended family attendance and welcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
May Mattilews
Sam Mecleynolda
Carthage
Dan Matthews
Stradish
Mr. Karls
Albert Berry
Oscar Follmer
Mr. Johnson
Mr. Nigga
Neosho
Reeain
Marionville
Turner
Areh Rice
Joe Mice
Dan Matthew
Bradish
Parkersburg
W. Vau
Bull
Ferguson
Robinson
Ruby Bull
Bessie Flowers
Ladies Aid Society
McReynolds
Mrs Joy Kenney Featured in Sheridan News Visit
Oren Harvey and Fern Harvey of Joplin spent Thursday with Amos Harvey, a local event noted in the Sheridan News. Mrs Joy Kenney is mentioned in multiple Sheridan News items as part of the same publication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheridan News
Joy Kenney
Oren
Fern Harvey
Joplin
Amos Harvey
Blue Star Notes From Royal Owen and Local Visits
Mrs MyrtLe Corner hosts and guests include Roy Owen of Carthage visiting his sister H F E Coiner. Verona Heckman visited with her parents. Mule buyers are active in the neighborhood. Lisher of Boston and family visited Hasbargen. Lice runs saw mill on Hasbargen farm. Bert Kaderly and Jake visited. Nene Lucas also with C M Mikesell. Thanksgiving with Stockdales. Heckman family visits in Jasper and Joplin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Owen
Carthage
H. F E. Coiner
Verona Heckman
H. E. Corner
Lamar
Lisher
Boston
Nene Lucas
C. M. Mikesell
K. I. Stockdale
Hollis Stockdale
Frank Heckman
Iowa
Will Law
Fragments From A Local Social This Week
A series of brief social notes lists visits and illnesses among residents. Roy King is ill with pneumonia but improving. Frances and Mary Carns receive visitors. Ola Worley makes several visits to friends. families such as Pughs Lillys and Serafines are noted with gatherings and Thanksgivings. Multiple short calls and Sunday visits illustrate a typical community snapshot.
Local Social Notes from Lebanon Gather Readings and Visits
Lebanon society page details Miss OcIe Andrews Ernest Rex and family and George Fife visiting Fred Winter's Saturday. Ray Jones of St Joseph and wife visited relatives. Miss Althea Armstrong spent Tuesday morning with Mrs Kimmu E Huber. Stansberry family and Grandma Stansberry visited Jack Stansberry Sunday. Harrison Waltz and family visited Carthage Monday. Beulah Stansberry of Carthage visited late last week. Thanksgiving visits include Hoy H Harris, Mrs J W Boucher, and families. J W Brown and Carl Brown of Jasper spent Wednesday at C B Andrews. Kuensemeller of Cement Okla visiting Armstrong home. Jack Stansberry and family spent Thanksgiving at his home. Ray and Roy Jones families visited R K E Jones. Will Griffet visited at her father's home. Bam McGaughey and wife visited the Wimner place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Fern
Clarence Simmons
Robert Gresham
Kerney
Oscar Faskin
Basil McClintock
Jasper
Kenney Miller's
Will Holdeman
Laura Ledford
Amos Harvey
Surbrugg
Joplin
Carl Deninger
RE. D. Boyd
Covert
Stella Magers
Mrs. Dennison
Wm. Haile
Mra
Roy King
Onstott
Frank Oasrns
Gully Serafine
Bert
Len Juillin
Ola Worley
Len Quillen
Guy
Gulley Serafine
Lora Faskin
Charley Hane
Christie Lucas
Len
Bert Quillen
Clyde Wagner
Frank Baston
Fred Pugh
Alice
Ethel
Eula Pugh
Alice Keltner
Mevings
Iowa
Mrs. Ruckel
Cline's
Earl Ruckel
Ballard Lilly
Mrs. Mcleak
Budd
Lee Mitchell
Byers
Ernest Rex
George Fife
Fred Winter
Ray Jones
St. Joseph
Mr. Jones
Althea Armstrong
Kimmu E Huber
Stansberry
Ma Stansberry
Ernest Kuensemeller
Cement
Okla
Jack Stansberry
Bell Patterson
Harrison Waltz
Carthage
Beulah Stansberry
Hoy H Harris
J. W. Boucher
Armstrong
J. W. Brown
Carl Brown
Mr. Carns
Andrews
Mes
Amith Kuensemeller
Mahogany in scattered forests not clusters observed
A note explains mahogany trees do not grow in clusters but are found scattered through forests and hidden in dense undergrowth.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Dewty
Blue Star
MyrtLe Corner
McCune
Tallman
Avery Company
Avery
McCune & Tallman
Blue and Retail
Frances and Manyyearns
Lebanon
Ocle Andrews
Kansas City
Jasper Hardware Co
Farmers & Merchants Bank
Jasper, Missouri
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