Salem brief notes and local happenings
Mrs May Matthews and Rev J H Henson preached at Salem with no night service. Jo Henson visited John Kincaid as plans form for pastoral visits this week. Ladies Aid grateful for Mrs Templin sale with hundreds lunches sold. Corls family of Webb City mourn loss of infant. Ruth Underhill formerly of Salem connected. Cheever Riddle seeks hospital surgery. Sam McReynolds at Wentworth Academy to return for holidays. Carytown Literary Society debates Clemenceau visit to America next Saturday. Jim and Walter Carter visited Dick Carter. Sunday School gearing up for Christmas program. Leonard Keith family visited Carl Jones. Watkins man toured area. Rumor State Speedway may appear on Dewey Avenue. residents ready to wear Sunday clothes to watch.
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Salem
Cheever Riddle
Rey Site
Zzie Owens
Jasper E
Sam McReynolds
Wentworth Military Academy
Carytown Literary Society
Clemenceau
America
Jim Carter
Walter Carter
Dick Carter
Leonard Keith
Carl Jones
Watkins
State Speedway
Dewey Avenue
Lebanon and Border Line Social Notes
Miss Althea Armstrong and Mrs A E Armstrong along with Mrs A M Crandal of Jasper enjoyed a drive to Carthage Thursday. Harrison Waltz and family were visitors in Carthage Thursday. M L Shanner and wife of Kansas City visiting Henry and Mrs Tyer. Mrs Nellie Harris spent Sunday afternoon with Mrs Harrison Jr. George Winter J W Boucher and families and Mrs Harris dined with Roy Boucher in Jasper. Miss Althea Armstrong visited Mrs Emma Huber and family Saturday. Walter and Guy Haile dined with the Andrews brothers Sunday. Mrs Samuel McGaughey and Miss Ruth Winter called on Mrs Boucher and Mrs Harris Saturday. Fred Winter and family were Carthage visitors Saturday. Samuel McGaughey and wife were callers at the Needham home Sunday. Ficknell Bender and family are moving into their new home on the Harry Bender farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Althea Armstrong
A. E. Armstrong
A. M. Crandal
Jasper
Carthage
Harrison Waltz
M.L. Shanner
Kansas City
Henry A Ae
Roy Boucher
Emma Huber
Walter
Guy Haile
Andrews Brothers
Samuel McGaughey
Ruth Winter
Boucher
Harris
Fred Winter
Needham
Unday
Ficknell Bender and
Harry Bender
Neighborhood welcomes aid from families and church
Miss Opal Lyman visited the A. A. Foster home Friday night and Saturday. Mrs. Emma Huber, George Winter and sisters Miss Ruth and Mary, and Fred Winter and family called at the George Carns home. The note speaks of improving the neighborhood through help from parents and children in school and church work and social activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opal Lyman
A. A. Foster
Emma Huber
George Winter
Ruth
Mary
Fred Winter
George Carns
Sundays and Dinners Spread Across Local Families
A garbled pass shows numerous visits and dinners across multiple families in the area. John Campbell and Miss Cart visited, Mrs. Chan Barl and Mrs. Homer Warpler socialized, and Johnston couples were seen at B F Johnston's. Grand Pa Miller's eighty fourth is honored with a dinner at Albert Schell's, while many names—Campbell, Johnston, Teeter, Sunderland, McConnell, Ballard, Isenmann, Conrad, and others—appear at church and neighborhood gatherings in Carthage and Golden City area.
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Wien
Tush
Golde
Grady Carpi
Ony
John Campbell
Cart
Mer
Chan Barl
Homer Warpler
Johnston
B. F. Johnston
John Schooler
Paris
Texas
Sencey Mahlon
Chan Earl's
Erle Little
Bride
Lamar
Fred Earls
Ella Teeter
Jasper
Chan Earl’s
Geniza Sunderland
Martella
Leslie
Carthage
Ross McConnell
Herschel Radford
Don Johnston
Harvey
Ee Ballard
Floyd Thomas
Chan Earl
Mrs. Teeter
Carl McConnell
Will McConnell
Golden City
Max
Lester McConnell
Sun
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J. W. Brown & Son Groceries and Meats
Lebanon and Border Line
F. Oc. B
Detroit
Merry Christmas
Collins-Sweatt Motor Company
Lincoln
FORD
Fordson Sales and Service
Golden City, Mo
Fred Isenmann
Fred Johnston
Grady Campbell
Phil Campbell
Harold Schooler
Len Keener
Alden Shell
Charles Thomas
Frank Isenmann
Everett Schuthern
Jennie Conrad
Ed Leela
Leonard Leela
Jamnice McConnell
Adam
Jasper Hardware Co
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