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Newspaper
Jasper News
Location
Jasper, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1921
Page
1
The Missouri state board of health canceled its orders requiring state travelers to show a vaccination certificate for amalipex. The original December rule would have affected ticket holders and was set to take effect December 22. A reconciliation resolution notes future action possible if the disease becomes active again.
The text outlines a Missouri World War I bonus program for service between 1917 and 1918 with monthly payments up to 250, eligibility rules, and payment conditions including order of heirs. It also details a Christmas program by the M. E. Sunday School with performers listed. Additionally a civic club forms in Jasper County to organize countywide road planning and policy implementation with named members and proposed board structure.
Jasper Lodge 398 A F and A M elected officers Tuesday night. Ollie Roberts, recovering from a four week cold, went to bed Tuesday. Schooler reports feet up to 104. Ban on public meetings lifted due to near absence of contagious disease in Jasper. Church and Sunday School services well attended Sunday.
Night A announced a Commercial Club meeting for this Thursday evening at 7 30 at Hammond's Hall. The agenda includes pending business and club matters.
Mrs L Lucas and her daughter Miss Jessie were thrown from a buggy when a frightened horse ran away on a hill near Earom. Miss Jessie had minor cuts while Mrs Lucas suffered a severe scalp wound exposing skull. Neighbors drove them home. Dr Knott treated them and reported recovery progressing.
Regular services were held Sunday with sermons from James 1 19 and Isaiah 9 6. Junior League and Epworth League reports. J K Salts presented the week’s program including choir practice, prayer service, and Christmas exercises. Dr Foster district superintendent to preach Sunday morning with a Christmas sermon Sunday evening and special music both services.
Mrs Clyde Rains III has been very sick this week with diphtheria. Anti toxin given early Sunday morning and she is now getting better, as reported by Dr Hendricks. Ed Brown Missouri Pacific agent at Carthage was in Jasper Friday greeting friends.
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