New Masonic Officers for Jasper Lodge No Sis A F and A M
Jasper Lodge No Sis A F and A M elected new officers Tuesday night for the coming year headed by C L Hayzlett as worshipful master and C J Rains as senior warden. Other officers include Clarence Cline junior warden E L Crawford treasurer A P Belsor secretary N H Patterson senior deacon D H Triplett junior deacon Geo Pelsen senior steward W S Lane junior steward Ollie Roberts marshal A L Patterson ruler Rev J W Moore chaplain and Dan Magers organist. The lodge reports a prosperous year and optimistic fellowship ahead. Subscribe for your daily paper at the News office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jasper Lodge No
Sis
A. F
A. M
C. L. Hayzlett
C. J. Rains
Clarence Cline
E. L. Crawford
A. P. Belsor
N. H. Patterson
D. H. Triplett
Geo. Pelsen
W.S. Lane
Ollie Roberts
A. L. Patterson
J. W. Moore
Dan Magers
Good Fellowship
Mrs Earl Hurt In Carthage Car Crash
Mrs George Earl Hurt and Mr and Mrs Bert Webb and Mr and Mrs George Earl were in Carthage Tuesday evening in the Webb car with Mr Webb driving. At the crossing west of Ziler's garage Mrs Earl was thrown against the car causing a bad eye cut from a curtain hook. The wound required eight stitches but eyesight not believed to be impaired.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Webb
George Earl
Carthage
Webb
Mr. Webb
Ziler
Soldiers Returning Discharged Service Members Home
The following Jaeper soldiers have been discharged and returned home Rue Webb and Fred Cline were at debarkation points ready to go when the armistice was signed Virgil Brown Merl Little Ray Bowman Walter Wood Jack Thacker Will Faris Frank Moulton Myron Truax from Springfield Missouri and Lloyd Grim from Columbia where they were in military training
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Rue Webb
Fred Cline
Virgil Brown
Merl Little
Ray Bowman
Walter Wood
Jack Thacker
Will Faris
Frank Moulton
Myron Truax
Springfield
Lloyd Grim
Columbia
Veteran Steve Cordz home on furlough after WWI service
The article profiles Steve Cordz, a St Mihiel and Argonne veteran, returning to Camp Lee near Richmond on a 15 day furlough. It recalls his war duties in the Signal Corps stringing telephone lines under fire, two wounds in the Argonne, and his long sea voyage home. Also notes an influenza outbreak among neighbors after a visit to Lonnie Strecker's family.
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Steve Cordz
Lamar
Kansas City
of Couree
Big Sea
Steve
Fantton
Camp Milla
Long Island
Liverpool
St. Mihiel
Lover
Metz
Argonne Forest
Camp Leer
Richmond
Signal Corps
No Man's Land
Arthur Mevins
Arthur
France
Steve Corda
Navy
Herbert Bates Buried Here
Herbert Bates an 18 year old son of Isaac Bates longtime local clerk was buried in Jasper Masonic Cemetery Sunday He died of bronchial pneumonia at his Kansas City Kansas home He was a half brother of Earl White and the Bates family left town about ten years ago
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Herbert Bates
Isaac Bates
McCaslin
Jasper
Kansas City
Kans
Earl White
Bates
Miss Hattie Kunkler Weds Robert Page in Crocker
News from Jasper reports the marriage of Miss Hattie Kunkler to Robert Page at Crocker Missouri. The bride, telegraph operator, is the elder daughter of T L Kunkler and wife and a favored local figure. She taught rural schools after high school and later moved to telegraphy. Page is described as slender in business and civic affairs with notable property, and locals wish them happiness.
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Jasper
Hattie Kunkler
Robert Page
Crocker
T. L. Kunkler
Creaker
Page
Schooler Drug Store Sold in Jasper
Dr. J. K. Schooler long a local physician and druggist sold the attire last week to J. J. Shields of Lockwood. The store, a Jasper business leader with a fine stock, will be run by the Shields, who bring experience and good standing. Mrs. Shields accompanies him as they take charge and set about making friends locally.
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J. K. Schooler
J. J. Shields
Lockwood
Schooler
Jasper
Shields
Carthage Wedding of Lena Dickerson and Burl Vincent
Mrs Lena Dickerson daughter of A T Dean married Burl Vincent Saturday afternoon December 21 at the home of Alex Keith in Carthage. Trev Dr Clinton pastor of the First M E Church of Carthage officiated. They will live on the Batten farm 244 miles northeast of Tepes.
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Lena Dickerson
A. T. Dean
Burl Vincent
Alex Kieth
Carthage
Trev
Clinton
M. E. Church of
Vincent
Batten
Tepes
Crow Mercantile Co Shows Future Path and Gratitude
Crow Mercantile Co pledges continued effort to express appreciation to customers and partners. The message stresses planning for the future and ongoing commitment to service.
Births Reported By Dr Knott In The News Week
The News reports newborns to Harry Bender and wife a boy born December 12 five miles southeast. Ray Bowman and wife at J I Yates home seven miles northwest welcomed a boy on December 2. C E K Brown and wife in Jasper welcomed a girl on December 21.
Walter Beem Sends Greeting to Jasper Merchants
The News received a holiday greeting from Walter Beem, former Griswold Grocery Co. representative in the territory, now at Camp Funston. The message, addressed to The Merchants of Jasper, wishes a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year from Sergeant W. Beem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Beem
Griswold Grocery Co
Camp Funston
Jasper
Sergt. W. Beem
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Perity
Trons
Obieftobeorts
George Earl Hurt
Soldiera
the First National Bank
Jasper, Missouri
St. Mihiel and
Argonne
Herschel Radford
Don Johnston
Fred Johnston
Lonnie Strecker
Don
Strecker
Phil Campbell
Phil
Schooler Drug Store
Walter Beem Senda
Jasper Merchanta
J. L. Shields
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