Dewey Local Notes and Family News Roundup
Mrs May Marriews and Brett Rice’s children add to the whooping cough family. Dick Carter and Jim Bull’s kin boost the phone family. Salem Sunday School affected by storm. Dewey library event next Saturday. Tom Busby moves to Casebolt farm. Follmer to Busby’s former home. Webb City man to Vernon Matthews site. Dick Carter’s barn is the largest in Dewey. Arch Rice Royden Leidner and wife attend Sweezy funeral. Leon Berry recovers from pneumonia. Tom Brock remains on sick list. Karl Bull from Lakeside visits home. Bird Wood family from Carterville visit Alexander’s. Ray Karls reported somewhere in France health good. Lester Goddard reported all right. Laudenslager travels to town to see mother. Weather keeps Miss Bessie Flowers in Carthage Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brett Rice
Dick Carter
Jim Bull
Salem
Dewey
Tom Busby
Casebolt Farm
Mr. Follmer
Busby
Webb City
Vernon Matthews
Arch Rice
Royden Leidner
Sweezy
Leon Berry
Tom Brock
Karl Bull
Lakeside
Bird Wood
Carterville
Alexander's
Ray Karls
France
Lester Goddard
Mr. Laudenslager Ling
Miss Bessie Flowers
Carthage
Blue and Bethel Community Notes Recap
Blue and Bethel rumors and greetings fill a long item noting Enna Vates and Ada Andrews from Lebanon, social calls around Lamar and Jasper, visits to Dinwiddie and McConnell households, New Year gatherings, skating with neighbors, and a memorial for Mrs. P. B. Cline of Pittsburg. A baby was born to Clyde Wagner, and Alva Pugh returns from Montana. Funeral services for Mrs. Cline held at Bethel Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Cline
Pittsburg
Bert Cline
Jasper
Geo. Lilly
Iizra Venier
Sylvia Dinney
Frank Carns
M. A.juillin
Picher
Okla
Geo
Uillin
Fred Cather
Taylor
Lamar
Parley Cline
Chester
Virgil
Ico
Cline
Lilly
Karin Yates
Besse Dukes
Clyde Wagner
Alva Pugh
Montanna
Jewel Lilly
P. B. Cline
Bethel Church
J. W. Moore
Waters Cemetery
Sir. Mitchell
Barton County
Local Society Notes from Zion and Nearby Towns
Miss Maurine Kerrick visits with friends in Zion and Carthage while families in Jasper, Eldorado Springs, Buffalo and nearby areas host or travel for visitors. Red Cross notes, farm moves, and social visits fill a dense roster of names, with cold weather keeping many indoors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Whitesel
Mable Rogers
Alex Keith
Carthage
Clarence Keith
A. A. Foster
J. Morris
Buffalo
Kans
Robert Rogers
Henry Conklin
Eldorado Springs Springs
Fred Isenmann
John Sunderland
Schooler Farm
John Schooler
Frank Isenmann
Ei. Hubbard
Henry Martin
J. W. Martin
Maurine Kerrick
Sarah Scott
C. 8. Johnston
Carthage Britiny
Red Cross Organization
A. L. Thomas
Jasper
Floyd Thomas
Hazel Foster
Carterville
W. C. Mackey
Joseph Powell
Fred Kerrick
Ladies and
Oscar Schell
A. I. Thomas
Charley Thomas
Morris
Charley Hard
Kenoma
Community Notes and Family News from the Diamond
Local youths sign up questionnaires while Mrs Chas Elting visits with her parents J W Edwards and wife. Mrs George Moser visits sister Mrs Fred Moser as Ed Pfander shows improvement and goes to the dining table. Grandpa Wagner recovers from a cold after news of a new granddaughter at Clyde’s home Saturday night. Baby Bonds sale to be pushed in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Elting
J. W. Edwards
George Moser
Fred Moser
Ed Pfander
Grandpa Wagner
Clyde
BLUE STAR COMMUNITY NOTES AND Visits
Mrs Myrtle Gomme appears in a string of social mentions with A I Brown, Miss Zella Wright, and others visiting at Mines J and H Coiners. References to Lamar Carthage Jasper and (unnamed) neighbors fill the week with visits and calls, ending with a subscription reminder to check the paper label.
Shredders Help and Local Visits In Jasper Area
Rising Sun notes list Mrs Fred Fallmoor Mrs Tabler and others from Jasper helping Mrs George Binney cook for shredders Friday. Ed Fenner shredding nearby. Miss Wlossie Patterson spent with Maude Kincaid. Nettie Lowe called on Essie Wright Sunday. George Binney family attended Kollenborn funeral Avilin. Grace Patterson ill. Ray Bowman bought a new buggy. Carthage visitors mentioned. New Years goose roast at Mrs Frank King.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Phillips
W. Phillips
Chas
Andrews and Son Park
Lamar
Claud McConnell
Virgil Pinwiddie
Geo. Rice
J. W. Phil
Tips
Virgil Dinwiddie
Claude McConnell
Ernest Rex
Andrews
Vernie Ray
Bricker
J.W. Brown
Jasper
Rank Hay
Oakwood
Olcdla
Frank
Raymond
Gilly
Parker Andrews
Pleasant Valley
Harry Kauflin
Kansas City
Fred Winter
Harrison Walts
Watts
Mis. Patterson
Roy Wagner
Jess Miller
Claud McConnell's
Gee. Carns
Adam Malone
Wm. Lyman
Beulah Stansberry
Floyd
Loyd
Gladys Waltz
Lonnie Strecker
A A. L. Thomas
Emma Dodd
Henry Covert
Fred Isenmann
Frank Isenmann
Ais
Sheets
Ed Fenner
Pearl Schell
Newton Keener
Clarence Keith
Alex Keith
Carthage
Miels McConnell
Don Johnston
Will Strecker
Herschel Radford
Nettie Lowe
Fred Fallmoor
Tabler
Dave Lowe
Nina Patterson
George Binney
Wlossie Patterson
Maude Kincaid
Will Wood
Dick Patterson
James Kincaid
Dorothy Patterson
Fred Gresham
Nina
Massie Patterson
Abe Teeter
Ed Calvert
Emery Teeter
Mra
Will Holdeman
Essie Wright
Charlie Patterson
Frank King
Kollenborn
Avilin
Binney
Grace Patterson
Ray Bowman
Uriah Smith
Stee Cline
Ao It Should Be Home The Trusted Heart’s Refuge
Quote by F. W. Robertson on homes as the place of confidence and unguarded affection where hearts speak freely and tenderness flows without fear of judgment or awkwardness. This excerpt extols the home as a sanctuary from a guarded world.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. W. Robertson
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ajc
May Marriews
Fitz
Powell
Haynes
Crow Mercantile CO
Neighborhood News
Lebanon
Ada Andrews
Dinwiddie's
Blue and Bethel
Miss Enna Vates
John Smoots
Norma
Johnie Smoots
Lamnar
Arnold Smoots
McCloud, Kans
John Hagen
Jim Smith
Ernest Yates
Lee
H. F. Pitts
Zion
Maurine Ixerrick
Kei Cross
Thomas Edwards
Walter Mosley
Don Ingle
Thomas Wardlow
Nett
Pfander
Charles Eltina
Farmers & Merchants Bank
Jasper, MO
Blue Star
Myrtle Gomme
Harry Bunnell
A. If. Brown
Mary Brown
Zella Wright
H. Ff. Coiner
Minnie Malone
Misse Kauffman
Hallerman
J. Coiner
J. B. Cline
McCune & Tallman
Jasper, Missouri
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