Jasper''a Flest Soldiers Return From War
Sergeant Guy Webb and Corporal Eugene Smith formerly of the Ninth Mounted Engineers and later at Camp MacArthur Texas arrived home with honorable discharges. They served on the Mexican border for over 15 months and would have remained at the training school if not moved. Delbert Cochran, 20, son of Albert Cochran, died of pneumonia in Kansas City while attending the Sweeney Automobile School. The body was brought to Carthage and laid to rest at Pleasant View Church in Faskin Cemetery with pallbearers named from the community. survived by his parents, four brothers including Capt. Harry Cochran, and three sisters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jasper
Guy Webb
Eugene Smith
Ninth Mounted Engineers
Camp MacArthur
Tex
Army
Delbert Cochran
Albert Cochran
Kansas City
Sweeney Automobile
J. A. Cochran
Carthage
Knell
Pleasant View
Faskin
Pallbeares
George
Heber Moyer
Harold Estey
Andy Vonier
Robi. Wright
Frank Keener
Card of Thanks for Delbert Cochran
We thank our relatives and neighbors for their sympathy during the bereavement of our son, Delbert. Expressed by loving assistance and floral gifts from J. A. Cochran and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delbert
Thanksgiving Dinner Gatherings Across Jasper Area Families
A quiet Thanksgiving in Jasper saw many residents dining with relatives in Carthage and nearby towns. The list names numerous families including Frank Cros son, D. W. Rep logle, Mrs. Kreider, Alvin Wilson, C. M. Wilson, J. T. McCane, E. W. Scott, George Wood, Harley Follmer, and dozens more visiting kin from Webb City to Joplin. Notably the month marks the fiftieth wedding anniversaries of J. B. Cline and Mr. and Mrs. Chapman celebrated this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jasper
Co. O. Wine
Frank Wine
Matt Replogle
Carthage
D. W. Replogle
B. Z. Kreider
Frank Crosson
Jérome Woodmansee
D. C. Houser
Alvin Wilson
Webb City
C. M. Wilson
J. T. McCane
E.W. Scott
George Wood
Harley Follmer
Ak, Ward and
Famally
T. 13
Hardaway
Chas. Hayglett
Mr. Hayglett
Keys
A.C. Crandall
Trey
J. W. Moore
Mins
Fred Cather
L. V. Nunnelly
Dan Johnson
Ross McConnell
Lester McConnell
Don Johnston
Philip Campbell
Will Strecker
Lonnie Strecker
Herschel Radford
J. M. Earp
Diamond
Lamar
Wes Duncan
J. D. Barbur
Roy Wells
J. R. Wheat
Dora Hastings
J. A. Wine
Mayme Peterson
Dorothy
Clara Radford
Joy Radford
Allen Peterson
A. W. Madford
Will Redmond
Frank Crow
Otis Nice
J. F. Turner
John Buzzard
Clint Rand
Bert Webb
George Earl
E. Brown
J. W. Brown
E. Roberts
Joplin
Clarence Conroy
Jim Conroy
Henrietta Cold
Walter
Miss Vots
Nevada
Mra
Schooler
W. FE. Deardorff
Anna Spaida
J.D. Chapman
F. M. Cline
Wesley Cline
Ednoe Davin
J. B. Cline
Chapman
Will Holdeman
Will Harvey
Weat Mineral
Kans
Mrs. Holdeman
Mr. Holdeman
Arthur Teeter
Chan Farr
D. W
Red Cross Jasper County Members Meeting Notice
Notice to members of the American Red Cross Jasper County Chapter Webb City Missouri calls a 8 p m meeting on Tuesday December 10 2018 at Public Library Building to consider adopting by laws and conduct other business Secretary Fon L Johnson temporary executive committee chairperson Chaisson
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jasper County
American Red Cross
Public Library
Webb City
Fon. L. Johnson
Ce ¥Aill Chatman
Tragic Jasper death ends a life of service
Mrs. Stella Pitts, recently divorced from H F Pitts, shot herself in Jasper after arriving by Myera taxi from Joplin. She left notes to her sister and to Pitts, wished burial beside her mother in Harper Kansas, and died minutes later after a double-snap misfire. The body, prepared in Carthage, was sent to Harper with sister May Spooner guiding the funeral plans. The piece recalls her charity to the poor and sorrow in the community. Missouri War Savings reminder to Jasper School District: redeem pledges, report redemptions, and continue purchasing stamps to support troops and postwar relief. Jasper has surpassed goals, but continued support is urged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stella Pitts
H. F. Pitts
Jasper
Joplin
Pitts
Cara
Mr. Pitts
Bert Webb
Itn
Carthage
Elarper
May Spooner
Oklahoma
Pitta
Ashe
Jasper School Board
Missouri War Savings Committee
United States
Missouri
United States Vreasury Department
War Savings Stamp Committee
Renewals and New Subscriptions Recorded This Week
The past week shows renewals and new subscribers including Melton, Isaac Kitterman, Hamm, Jarvis, Frank Buerge, Crow, Ingles, Hendricks, Bender, Lilly, Castlebury, Jackel, Abbie Bender, Lilly, and new names J F Bull Carthage route Chas Awick city Joe Edwards Carthage route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melton
Isaac Kitterman
M Hamm
Jarvis Frank Buerge CW Crow
LL Ingles
Lando Hendricks
Allan Buerge
Hutsell
Emma Castlebury
F Jackel
Abbie Bender
Lilly
J. F. Bull
Carthage
Route
Chas
Awick
City
Joe Edwards
Route Ti
Fruit donation requested for Missouri Children's Home Society
Citizens are urged to bring a can of fruit next week to Crandall Bros. store for the Missouri Children's Home Society. The gift will be welcome by homeless children and the society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri Children's Home Society
Crandall Bros
Deaconess Home Fund Seeks Fruit Jar Gifts
The W I L M S requests donations of fruit or other edible items for the National Deaconess Training School in Kansas City. Anyone willing to contribute may leave items at the Jasper News Office and receive an empty jar in return for a full one.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.1l. M.S
National Deaconess ‘Training School
Kansas City
Jasper News
Baby Born to Soldier's Wife in France War Time
A baby boy was born Tuesday to Allen Miller and his wife. The infant did not survive. Mrs. Miller is very ill with influenza and complications. The husband serves with American forces in France. Mrs. Miller died at 4 p.m. Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen Miller
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Preston
Bob White
Peet
Everett Cheviot
Warner
Vietio Gs
J. A. Cochran and Family
The
First National Bank
Jasper, Missouri
F. F. Follmer
W. H. Waters, Jr., Cash'r
E. B. Jacobs
E. L. Crawford
A. Cash
Menry Cather
Miss Grace
John Cather
Bert Crandall
Mrs. Pepper
Tulan
J. W. Crandall
Schooler Drug Store
J. K. Schooler
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