Jasper Crushes Lamar In Twin Wins At Opera House
Jasper High School toppled Lamar in both first and second games at the opera house. The varsity won 34 to 15 after leading 14 to 5 early, with Mugers Webb Masters Joddard Melten and Fellers Pinks Hayes Ulrich Wright in key roles. The Jasper second team rebounded for a 15 to 6 win after losing 21 to 12 in the opener.
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Jasper
Opera House
Lamar
Jasper Boys
Samara
Porwards
Mugers
Roy Webb
Masters
Joddard
Melten
Fellers
Pinks
Hayes
Ulrich
Wright
Jasper Court
Lamar Boys
Miss Bright Hosts Philathea Class Night Fun
The Philathea class of the M. E. Church South Sunday School was hosted by Miss Fern Bright. Guests enjoyed games and music with dainty refreshments marking the evening. The Jasper News and Youth's Companion subscriptions were renewed as part of the event.
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M. E. Church South Sunday School
Carthage Wet or Dry Vote Sparks Local Debate
A Carthage public debate over saloons details projected impacts on trade losses estimated around $20,000 monthly, with supporters claiming dry outcomes hinge on voters. opponents warn open saloons may not reduce drugstore competition. The piece notes a expected dry result in Jasper County, possibly a Carterville edge.
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Kansas City
Rangas City
Carthage
Sivit
Jasper County
Miseas
Carterville
Alpha Club Meeting Highlights English History Study
A pleasant Alpha Club meeting last week featured Mrs HE Ballard hosting and a study on English history including the Wars of the Roses and Henry VII. Delights were provided by the hostess with auxiliary help from Mrs Ellis Cearnal and Mrs Mullen as the next meeting prepares to explore William Caxton and printing.
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Mra HE Ballard
Richard
William Caxton
England
Ad Joyce
Lemar
Ellis Ce
Wedded in Carthage near Jasper by M E Church
Miss Vadia Walker daughter of Mrs Chas Earle Sheridan neighborhood wed Earl Loudenslager son of J F Loudenslager two miles south of Jasper The ceremony was at the M E Church South parsonage with Rev Wo H Harcrove officiating Clarence Simmons and wife friends of the couple present The bride is known in the encial circle and church work in Salem neighborhood The groom is a prosperous young farmer with many local friends
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Carthage
Jasper
Vadia Walker
Chas Earle
Sheridan
Earl Loudenslager
J. F Louden Alncer
Loudenslager
Salem
Louenslager
M E Church South Parsonage
Wo H Harcrove
Clarence Simmons
Ada McQuillin Marries Mise Ada MrcQuillin of Jasper
Miss Ada McQuillin of Jasper and Mr Mo M. Noaks recently from Okiboma were married Sunday at noon at the bride’s home. Rev A G Bryant of Webb City officiated. The bride is the youngest daughter of Mrs B J McQuillin and has lived in Jasper all her life. Mr Noaks is a carpenter of sterling character, and the couple will reside in Jasper for the present.
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Mise Ada MrcQuillin
Jasper
Mo M. Noaks
Okiboma
A G Bryant
Webb City
Mise McQuillin
Mra B. J. MccQuillin
Mr Nooris
Amoma Class Supper Enjoyed and Funds Raised
The Amoma class box supper Saturday night drew a large crowd and yielded a satisfactory financial result. An entertainment was followed by a box auction. Fern Weston won carnations as the most popular young lady and Cherence Conroy earned a jar of pickles as the lovesick prize. All reported a good time. Contributed.
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Amoma
Fern Weston
Cherence Conroy
Another Class Organized at the Presby terian Church
The young Indies of the Presbyterian Church have organized and appointed officers including president Gilce Rice, vice president Zelda Bowers, secretary Bonchy Porter, treasurer Vula Porter, port, Moude Rice. A junior committee is formed under L mie Migters.
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Young Indies of the
Presbyteran Church
Cass
Gilce Rice
Zelda Bowers
Bonchy Porter
Tressure
Vula Porter
Moude Rice
Jeuk
M. W's
Changes in Residence at The News Office Site
WK Wells has fitted up the roos over The News office and Rivers Bros restaurant and moves in this week. The elite and his family occupy Mr Wells house in Maiden Lane. Fink Rice and family relocate into Mel Lim's property formerly occupied by the editor.
Frances Willard Memorial Fund Meeting Planned
The WC T UV will meet Tuesday February 17 at Mrs E Burns home to discuss the Frances E Willard Memorial Fund with the secretary in attendance.
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WC T UV
E. Burns
Frances E. Willard
Property changes hands in West Grand Avenue sale
Wao Stonyhacker and wife sold their ninth residence on West Grand Avenue last week to H Beall and wife. The buyers will occupy the property as soon as it is vacated.
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Stonyhacker
Grand Avenue
H Beall
Advertised Letters and Postal Notices
Advertised letters include Mrs Laura Milton Farrell and Mr Harris M Hastings. Mail matter from Mise see Sord Hardaway, Postmaster, appears in The News and Youth's Companion or Cullier's Weekly listings, with a stated value of $250.
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Cullier
Old Friends and New Subscriptions Row
Long list records January renewals and new subscriptions with names and towns, including Homestead Montana Los Angeles and Lamar with numerous individuals. The item also advertises a poem praising an advertiser and notes the public loves a reliable early riser with steady business presence.
Powder Mill Explosion Near Jasper Causes Widespread Destruction
A powder mill of Independent Powder Co. near Jasper exploded around 5 52 Monday, wrecking the building and scattering 76 pounds of nitroglycerine. No injuries reported besides one witness who was awakened. Officials note uncertain conditions and unclear election prospects affecting Missouri liquor business.
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Jasper
Independent Powder Co
Iffielas
Fr Lauderb
Tasper
Letters From Old Friends Bring Jasper Community Closer
The News announces an upcoming old friends edition with letters from readers near and far. Lynn Monroe writes from Montrose, George Avery recalls California stories, Park McMahan shares Pittsburg mining life, and many locals like Prentis Cole and Spaid write from afar. Subscribers are urged to send letters by February 10.
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Lynn Monroe
Montrose
Cole
Namies
George Avery
California
Suaye
Park McMahan
Pittsburg
Pennsylvania
C. L. Spaid
Tam Prentis B Cole
W. C. Cascaly
AH. Dray
John W.spaid
J. ¥. Squier
Bertha Roberto Clart Chas la Pore
Geof Paisley
Charley
Detla Lsenman
Howard Matthews
L C. Lay
Orville Winder
Mere H. C. Hall
M. A. Cline
N. Mackey
Dlif
Jasper
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