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Newspaper
Jasper News
Location
Jasper, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1921
Page
2
The community expresses sympathy for the Armstrong Frank Thacker family over the infant daughter born January 13 who died January 16. A women’s farm club forms with meetings planned for January 26. Local visits and several social updates follow, including a rabbit hunt by the Boston Farm Club with about 400 rabbits killed and a banquet hosted by the men.
A Boaton Transcript laments changing trends as authors fear infant plot lines become implausible.
Forest Grove records detail a wolf hunt in Richland township with two wolves killed and sold for $25 to Frank Harrington, proceeds given to Leslie Lawless whose house burned. Local visits include Joyce Lamar, Mrs Needham, Mrs Fowler, and many farm club activities, dances, snow, and wedding bells hinted.
Bet of Ba Baile present Ras wagon wheel leg is which resulted in a sheen leg. The lumber yard is surrounded by a high board fence with just room enough to drive out ae neither could see the other coming. L. D. Needham was butchering, Saturday. Chas. Kunkler and son. called at Mr. Carter's Sunday. Late Rist and wife and George Fowler and wife and Chas. Rist visited at Virgil Margin's Sunday. Helen Wheeler and Neva and Maurine Martin spent Sunday afternoon at the Flesh home. L. D. Needham and wife visited at Tim Brown's Sunday. Lee Clements and wife spent Sunday at Estell Joyce's. Mrs. J. W. Parr has been on the sick list. Cal Oldham and family visited at Lester Clements' Sunday. Frank Rist and wife visited relatives in Jamar Sunday.
Mrs Myrtle Coiner and family are noted in the Blue Star social log with visits to Frank and Raymond Heckman on Saturday. Several neighbors including Miss Belvya Sproul and Art Brown, Charley York, Earl Garner, Will Law, Sara Arnold, and the Stockdales are listed for Sunday and weekday calls. A school program is planned by Mrs Orville Taggart and pupils for Friday night January 21.
Cole and Ralph of Carter visited Wednesday. Mr Houser and wife stayed with their daughter Mrs C A Arnold Thursday. Verna and Katherine with four girls Sunday afternoon. Elmer Joiner and family Sunday. Jerry Arnold and sister Sara attended Ruth Turner party Friday. Hollis Stockdale and wife Monday with H B Stockdale. Orville Taggart and wife Saturday with Mrs Still and children. Art Brown and wife learned of baby girl born January 9 to Elmer Decker and wife in Oklahoma named Floy Adaline. Orville Taggart and wife Monday at H E Conner's. Mrs H D Grim few days at daughter’s home helping care for newborn granddaughter Dorothy Fay.
Wednesday evening events feature Mr. Young, Clyde Warner and family, Silas Denniston and wife, Carrie Serafini and Winfred Scott, plus Ingle and family, at various homes. Sunday visits at John Pfander’s and Ham’s mark a busy weekend. Silas Denniston joins a farmers meeting while Crab remains recovering.
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