New Year Notes From Dewey and Surrounding Area
Dewey news recounts resolutions and community happenings. Rob ert Gresham's family recovers. Will Flowers celebrates a golden wedding with most relatives present. Various visits, farming news, and social events follow, including a band to be formed at Salem and debates on woman suffrage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Gresham
Mr. Estey
Mr. Flowers
Will Flowers
Mrs. Bennett
Ohio
Mr. McClenick
Carthage
Dewey
Tom Busby
Mr. Melugin
Sam Davis
Jasper
Mr. Vinnell
Salem
Weston
Brock
Cecil Alexander
Lucille Blauth
Gwen Haas
Arch Rice
Arch Mice
Lebanon Notes on Community Visits and Death
Miss Zoah Andrews and Mrs. C. S. Andrews visit, neighbors attend Boston meeting led by Rev. Pinnell, and Virgil Dinwiddie and wife visit Lanvar. Local residents make Sunday visits, skating, and callers at Jasper, with many references to Andrews, Norris, Dinwiddie, Heckman, and others. Death of Mrs. John Weston noted, community mourns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zoah Andrews
Fred Winter
Mabel
Virgil Dinwiddie
Bowman, Griflitts and Heckman
Boston
Pinnell
Henry Cowgill
Lanvar
Andrews
Opal
Mildred
Harry Norris
Martha Rex
Geo. Waltz
Kansas City
Frank Thacker
Ethel
Sam Davis
John Stansberry
John Hamilton
Jasper
Will Redmond
Anne Hamilton
Mount Carmel
Helen
Elsie Heckman
Ccie Andrews
Harrison Watts
Joe Smith
Geo. Redmond
John Carns
Daisy Kunkler
Hattie
Farmers Union
Ocie
J. W. Brown
Mrs. Davis
Pauline
Red Winter's
Fred Lee
Frank
Raymond Heckman
Hugh Phillips
Coon Creek
Maude Rice
John Weston
Tasper
Will Lane
C.T. Woodrow
Bert Vincent
Will Lyman
Rena Haile
Geo. Waitz
Mr. Gideon
Archie Helms
Matt Griffitta
Mr. Roper
Fred Phillips
Carl Junction
George Hamilton
Kenoma
Jack Stansberry
Mr. Weston
Meredith Hendricks
Lucy
J. St. Carns’. Cc
Wolf hunt and community updates in Diamond area
The report notes a crowded wolf hunt last Friday with six in the ring. one wolf killed, plans for a second roundup Tuesday. Obituaries, illnesses, and visits follow, including Mrs. W. H. Hendriks’ death, Mrs. Mitchell’s grippe, and injuries from a fall. Local residents, travels, and farm news populate the Diamond area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Hendriks
Revival Services Set At Prairie Hill Church
Miss Lula Dixon notes revival start next Thursday night January 18 at Prairie Hill Congregational Church with Rev. Mr. Dalton of Alba and Rev. J F Weaver to conduct. The item also lists local visits, funerals, and gatherings including families of W J Milton, Luther Wescott, M Dixon daughters, A J Milton and Mer t ie, and others in Jasper Route 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lula Dixon
Prairie Hill Congregational Church
Mr. Dalton
Alba
J. FE. Weaver
Collier
Larussel
W. J. Milton
Chas. Wescott
F. W. Wescott
Luther Wescott
J. Bradford
Ollie Iessler
Webb City
N. M. Dixon
Carthage
A. J. Milton
Mertie
W. B. Milton
Sylvia Binney
Fiona
Aretha Talley
Thomas Crutcher
Neck City
Will Cling
Jasper
Zion News Reel Hints Community Visits and Church Plans
Sunday activities at Zion Church include Rev J W Keltner preaching on the 21st. Local social life features Crochet Club meetings, neighbor visits, and families hosting guests across Zion, Jasper, Alba, Carthage, Webb City, and nearby towns. Numerous specific visits mark a busy weekend with many families hosting and traveling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orlo Clouser
Harold Schooler
Charley Ballard
Gladys
Charley Thomas
J. W. Keltner
Neasho
Zion Church
Pearl Burnett
Vita Sunderland
Kenyon Hubbard
Alba
Crochet Club
Frank Isenmann
Arthur Probert
Florence Stratton
Velma Mackey
Charley McAdoo
George Fadler
Avery Foster
Roy Mackey
Carthage
W. L. Carter
Jacob Scott
Zlieset
Jasper
Fred Skerrick
Lute Vincent
Frank Buerge
Id Nelson
Morris
Pritchett
Webb City
Fred Kerrick
Melvin Ridgely
Dorothy
Nelson Hummel
Annie Isenmann
Fred Isenmann
Ste
Letters from Friends Renew News Subscription
A reader in Jasper requests renewal of the Jasper News for another year with a dollar bill included. She notes the paper as a vital link to home when letters from relatives are scarce, mentions unusually cold weather in the Salt River Valley damaging orange crops, and expresses satisfaction with living in Phoenix despite fond memories and health constraints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theo, Mitchell
Lamar
Mitchell
Lunt
Link Milton
Webb City
Carrie Serafine
Piring
FF. Gulick
Golden City
Lew Allen
Way Hartley
Colorado
Yuer
Thomasdwards
Jasper
Frank Elting
Will Montgomery
Near Carthage
Chas
Elting
Theo. Mitchell
Eling
John Pfander
Mary Seratine
Alice York
Mr.juillin
Nett
Alba
Mrs. Deniston
Phoenix
Ariz
Drake
Eiditor
Jasper News
Salt River Valley
Burley Idaho News Writer Receives Subscription Note
Editor Jasper reports on a reader in Burley Idaho sending one dollar for a subscription. The letter laments neglect and notes heavy winter with snow and sleet since Christmas. It mentions drifted roads and school wagon drivers facing trouble, then ends with well wishes to the News and friends from Mrs Henry C Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burley
Idaho
News
Jasper
Henry C, Hall
How to Check that Cold and Relieve It Now
A vintage health notice promotes Dr Hell's Pine Tar Honey to ease colds with fever and chills. Pine tar loosens phlegm and clears airways while honey soothes sore throats. antiseptic qualities claim to kill germs and relieve congestion. Local ad by H. EF Pitts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Hell
H. EF. Pitts
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Frank Zaerr
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Farmers & Merchants
Jasper, Mo
R. L. Roberts
C. R. Patterson
A, D. Lowe
Fred Gresham
Lizzie Laforce
N. H. Patterson
IN. H. Patterson
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