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Jasper News

Location

Jasper, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jan 18, 1917

Page

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Local weddings near Jasper and Golden City reported

Miss Almer Cearnal daughter of J K Cearnal married Alva Ingle a Golden City businessman last Saturday at Carthage First Methodist Church Dr Clinton conducted the ceremony The bride sails to a farm near Golden City in weeks Their circle notes she is Chas Teeter’s sister Also Ikoseo Lilly and Bessie Law married in Greenfield last Thursday The couple, raised west of Jasper, are said to be from good families and popular In hunting news a wolf hunt west last Friday killed one wolf and several escaped A second hunt Tuesday yielded more wolves seen but they got away

Almer Cearnal Jasper Alva Ingle Golden City Carthage M. Ls Clinton Chas. Teeter Ikoseo Lilly George Lilly Bessie Law Harve Law Greenfield

Mrs Hendricks Passes After Stroke and Illness

The community mourns Mrs. W H Hendricks wife of Dr Hendricks who died Friday January 12 after a long illness from paralysis. Born September 8 1871 in Elm Springe Ark she lived in Jasper seventeen years and was active in church and social life. The funeral at the Christian Church was largely attended with burial at Masonic Cemetery. Relatives from Joplin Minami Carthage and Carthage joined local mourners.

W. H Hendricks Hendricks Elm Springe Ark Jasper W. H. Hendricks Mary A. Stobinson C.M. Campbell T.H. Hammond Dora Smith Messia Omer Webb HW. J. Deardorff H.T. Peterson Minami Oklaha Robinson Jand Frank McLaughlin Luamar Mia James Markwick Marie Markwick Lonnie Markwick Jake McLaughlin Carthage C. M. Ketcham

Death of Mrs Weston in Jasper

Mrs Louisa J Weston wife of John Weston died at home in Jasper last Thursday at nearly 79 years. She was a longtime respected resident with many friends. Funeral held Friday at home led by Rev L L Pinnell of the M E Church South. Interment in Jasper Masonic Cemetery. Survived by husband five sons and daughters Clara Jones Kuwanorado Kans West Weston Joplin and others. A family tribute appears in another column.

Louisa J. Weston John Weston Jasper

Rebekahs Install Officers at Jasper Lodge Ceremony

The Almond Rebekah Lodge of Jasper installed officers Tuesday night led by Noble Grand Mary Leiss and Vice Grand Mary Hendricks with Recording Secretary Daisy Houser and Financial Secretary Josie Holmes. Deputy District President Gertrude Frater and Deputy District Grand Marshal Clara White assisted, joined by Mrs. Art Wheeler and Miss Nell Butcher from Carthage. An oyster supper followed the ceremony.

Almond Rebekah Lodge of Jasper Noble Grand Mary Leiss Mary Hendricks Daisy Houser Josie Holmes Sue Ward Deuty Gertrude Frater Clara White Art Wheeler Nell Butcher Carthage

Story Telling Hour for Children at High School

A Saturday story telling hour for children aged 8 to 8 will be held in the High School building. Miss Grim Miss Bowen and the High School girls are in charge. The program aims to train imagination through stories and introduce children to fairyland. Attending parents are urged. Readers include Miss Grim Lida Drake Daisy Kunkler Edna Davis Beatrice Cather Helen Thomas Emma Dodd.

Miss Grim Miss Bowen Fairyland Lida Drake Daisy Kunkler Edna Davis Beatrice Cather Helen ‘Thomas Emma Dodd

Warning to youths on street lamp vandalism by mayor

The mayor warns that young men breaking or injuring street lamps by throwing stones will face court if vandalism continues. He notes a few have been seen and urges stopping the lawless destruction of property at once.

C. L. Hayzlett

Maury C Pugh, Tennessee native, dies near Jasper at 77

Maury Catherine Pugh born February 11 1889 in Tennessee died January 7 1917 at her home near Jasper at age 77 years 10 months 26 days. Maiden Caskey married William BR Pugh February 26 1897. They had 12 children. living are J Allen Pugh Oglesby Oklahoma Charles 8 Ed J Henry G Kilmer and Fred of the local community. She joined the Baptist Church early and led an earnest Christian life. Survived by 6 sons 4 grandchildren and 1 great grandchild.

Maury Catherine Pugh Tennesee Jasper Caskey William BR. Pugh J. Allen Pugh Oglesby Okla Charles Henry G Kilmer Fred Pugh The Baptist Church

Death of Mrs Lucy Curry in Jasper County

Mrs. Lucy Curry aged 83 died last week at the home of her daughter Mrs. Andrew Gresham three miles southwest of Jasper. She was buried Thursday January 11 at Walker Cemetery. Born in Illinois she had lived in Jasper County for about thirty years. Surviving children are Mrs. Andrew Gresham Mrs. Amy White of Indianapolis Ind Mrs. Martha Howell Mrs. Etta McMichael of Porterville Cal D W Curry of Seabrook Texas and Karl P Curry of Carthage.

Lucy Curry Andrew Gresham Jasper Walker Cemetery Curry Ilinois Jasper County Amy White Indianapolis Ind Martha Howell Etta McMichael Porterville Cal D. W. Curry Seabrook Texas Karl P. Curry Carthage

Mrs Chas Awick Dies in Jasper After Illness

Mrs Chas Awick died of pneumonia at her Jasper home Tuesday evening after a two week illness. She leaves her husband two sons aged about 12 and 16 and a sister Miss Rachel Guenther. Funeral at MEF Church Thursday at 2 PM with burial in Jasper Masonic Cemetery.

Chas, Awick Jasper Rachel Guenther Jasper Masonic Cemetery

Commercial Club Meets Tonight Urges Members Out

The Commercial Club holds a meeting this evening and urges members to attend. Officials emphasize turnout is encouraged and discussions will cover upcoming events and club activities.

Commercial Club

Marl Announces Annual Public Sale Near Jasper

H O Marl will hold his annual public sale Thursday February 1 at his home east of Jasper. He will offer 60 head of cattle and 20 head of mule stock, most are coming two years old. Boland will supervise the sale.

H. O. Marl Pehrunary Jasper Boland

Also Mentioned on This Page

Webb Bros Christmas Savings Club First National Bank Jasper, Missouri Mrs. Hendricks Weston Rebekahs Story-Telling Hour Carter Main Street Tirs Hess’s Nyal, Pharmacy Lie Hill
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