Neighborhood News From Lynnland and Nearby
Neighborhood News reports social visits and travels in Lynnland and Webb City area. Notable items include George Ball of Webb City traveling in a new five passenger electric auto with Mrs Ball and friends, Grace Cather visiting, Lula Lawson at Joplin Business College, and multiple local family visits and gatherings. Also noted are absences for illness and various relatives visiting from Wheatland, Fowler, Carthage, and Alba with several small social events and New Year celebrations among neighbors and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Ball
Webb City
Wheatland
Bert Darnell
Ed Ritchie
Chas
Ball
Tucker
Maralfield
Uriah Smith
Alba
Wim. McCune
Allen
Jack Milton
el Buxton
Chas Hall Ad Stokes
Misses Lula
Pearl Dixon
Messers Omer Dino Coats
Terry Wescott
Asa Clinkenfeld
Clyde Wagner
Wm. Huffman
Chas Wescotts
Fred Wagoner
Joplin
Local notes from Lebanon Mississippi fall to winter chores
Scarce items as residents chop wood and shovel coal to brace winter conditions. J H W Selsor and wife return from Oklahoma to the home of W H Selsor near Mira before moving back to their old neighborhood. social visits include Carns at Nendricks in Union Valley and Woodrows hosting. Trades day in Jasper poorly attended due to bad weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. HW
Charles Woodrow
Allen Miller
Vernie Ray
Meredith Hendricks
Bell
Pyle
Lockwood
Earl Ray
Carthage
G. H. Redmond
Frank Crow
Jasper
Lyman
Leola Miller
Dewey News Briefs and Local Notices
Mrs May Matrunna and family mourn the loss of a husband and father in Salem. Clarence Kolungon, a Salem Sunday School scholar, died. the Sunbeam class and church extend sympathy. Judge Brock hosted the poster, Bro Heid, and Hamilton family at a Sunday gathering. Hiram Bayne’s best horse died on Sunday amid police notes. Farmers Union met at Carytown. weather kept attendance light. Lena Riddle returned to Jasper after a short visit. Miss Wado Walker visited Miss Lind Sutton. Tom Busby family visited Mr Carter. Monday was butcher day at Busby’s. A new bridge over Dry Fork was built but required several breaks to allow passage. Estey and Harold visited Carthage. Norris Cramlin reported seriously ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salam Surday School
Judge Brock
Bro. Heid
Mr. Hamilton
Hiram Bayne
Dewey Town
County Farmers Union
Carytown
Lena Riddle
Jasper
Mie Wado Walker
2Ithlind Sutton
Tom Busby
Messames Estey
Harold
Carthage
Norris Cramim
Joe Powell
Pup
Mra
Frank Mavers
Mary Lucieta
Lamper
J F Curtis Wid
Henry Covert
Joe Herring
Dye Sumerland
Will Sunderland
Oscar Faskin
Walker Hulberd
Arthur Probert
Velma Mackey
E. EB. Hlubbard
Suimrit
A. A. Poster
Foster
Young Peoples
Mary Curtis
Loudenslager
Joplin
Basil McClintock
Lees Summit
George Nixon
Ed Conroy
Lewis Hardy
Glen Cartwright
A. T. Dean
Jim Conray
Della Vincent
Lena Dickerson
Vincent
Ladies Aid Socity
A. L. ‘Thomas
Local Social News From Jasper Area Weekend Visits
Residents share weekend visits as families from Jasper and Carytown spend time with relatives. A horse was euthanized after breaking a leg. Students at Bloomingdale present a new desk and chair to their schoolhouse as Alden Schell attends the worm show in Columbia.
Farmers Union Social Visits Amid Local Church News
Miss Everita Rix and family visited at Joe Huber's Sunday. Mrs Mary Lyman visited her daughter Mrs Leala Miller. Miss Nora Duckett left Saturday for Carterville to remain until parents move. Ilona Redmond visited Eugenia Rex Sunday afternoon. Elmer Welsh and wife and Josie Johnson visited Mrs Fannie Ray. There will be preaching at Letu- The excerpt records social visits among local families and a note about preaching scheduled at a location referenced as Letu- The last report from Chas Moore indicated no improvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Winter
Joe Huber
Mary Lyman
Leala Miller
Nora Duckett
Carterville
Ilona Redmond
Eugenia Rex
Chas
Moore
Elmer Welsh
Josie Johnson
Fannie Ray
Letu
Community News Requests From Local Readers
Readers are urged to inform neighborhood correspondents of happenings in their area. The column invites reports to keep the community informed and engaged, encouraging residents to share news items with the local correspondent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hinev
Local residents mingle at community gathering and visits
A jumble of short notes records Mr and Mrs Sunderland visiting relatives and attending meals with families. Neighbors Joe Powell and others fall into town mishaps, while Elmer Foster and bride settle with in laws. Nearby illness delays Suim rit school and a Ladies Aid meeting resumes with quilting plans.
Blue. Notices from Blue neighborhood events and travels
A local column lists residents visiting, moving, and traveling over the weekend. Names include Mra J B Wetemen, Miss Maude Wright, Mrs Mary Brown, George Holiday, Joe Rand, Joe Miller, Mrs H Cline, J W Keltner, Will Lyman, and others. Mentions tradesday sale in Junper, illnesses, a stray well case moved by a passerby, and a Baptist pastor preaching in Jasper with invites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Vorbies
Collie Blevins
Arkansas
Landon Dayringer
Granima Pugh
Bethel
George Holiday Figs
George Lilly
John Lawless
Mr Holiday
Joe Rand
Clint Rand
Jasper
Joe Miller
Infant’s illness and local happenings near Diamond
Mrs Curaktes Envrine reports the infant daughter of John Hartley and wife very ill with erysipelas not eczema. Dr Schooler deems it very bad. The baby rested little but improved today. A skating party drew a jolly crowd on Thursday evening at a nearby pond. Frank Wood and wife visited Theo Mitchell and family. Chas. Bugeird stayed in Carthage Saturday. Mr Wilson, over 80, fell on ice and has bruises. Fred Mitchell moved into the area last week. Mrs Rosebaugh sick with neuralgia. Wred, Theo Mitchell, and John Burgard bought supplies in Jasper. Bethel youths visited Diamond Sunday. Yates sisters visited Myrtle Garrett. T. M. Rogers and wife and daughter Bessie spend a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hartley
Schooler
Frank Wood
Theo
Mitchell
Chas. Bugeird
Carthage
Wilson
Mr. Wilson
Fred Mitchell
Rosebaugh
Wred
John Burgard
Jasper
Bethel
Diamond
Yates Sisters
Mise Myrtle Garrett
T. M. Rogers
Bessie
Pleasant Valley Pie Supper At School House
Local notice reports a January 18 pie supper at Pleasant Valley school house with girls bringing pies and boys pocket books. Attendees include families and neighbors. social gathering advertised with several local names and community activity noted.
Newspaper Subscription Prompt Sparks Reader Question
A reader asks if the paper’s labeling and labeling tone indicate subscription status and whether their payment is up to date. The note highlights concerns about whether the paper’s mailing label reflects paid status.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Neighborhood News
Lynnland
New Church
Welk
John Murphy
Miss Gays
Comercial
George Pine
Lebanon
Miss Altmer
DEWEY
Mrs. May Matrunna
Jasper News
John Gott
Ritchie
Barton County
Clarence Kolungon
Leate
Salemn
Sunbeam
Kansas City
Ion
Glapys Ballard
Cw, Sampl
Will
Herman Sumderlad
Mike Iseruman
EB. 7
Hubbard
Harold Schooler
E. W. Boyd
J. A. Boyd
Emery
Tiller
John Schooler
Herschel Mailford
Fred Stricker
Will Stricker
Bloomingdale
Schololhouse
Alden Sehell
Columbia
Farmers Union
Miss Everita Rix
Granather
Wim Miller
Dublin
Mr. Twttner
Henry Bruner
Lamar
Penumonia
Will Lane
Moore Farm
Jasper George Budd
Grider Boys
Webber Sal
Bar
Ei. J. Armstrong
Taffner
Charles Johnson
Grider
Earl Garner
Davis Grider
Ida Lane
Theodore
Will Lyman
Crawnt
Tom Wardlow
Theo. Mitchell
Prank Cline
Curaktes Envrine
Malta
Liuias Macins
Messrs
Foster and
Etter
W. C. Mackey
Lonnie Thomas
Din
Pleasant Valley School House
G. Hossayk
Martha Frame
Chaid
Maple Grove
G. M Mage
Dr. V. Hl. Hendricks
Schuttler
and Weber
Keystone
J.a.cozatt
Jasper, Missouri
W. H. Woods
Woods
H. R. King
Sout Main Street
W. H. Knott
North Main
Carroll R. Joyce
Lamar, Mo
Parms Por Sala
L. T. Waterbury Jeweler and Optometrist
J. R. Wheat
Grocer
Jasper, Mo
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