Route 5 News Social Roundup from Sunderland Area
Route 5 news records a social roundup with many local residents: Virpa Sunderland and friends in Avilla. households of Tiller Johnston Sunderland Campbell and Willer gathering at Hamp Campbell's. Wright and Cochran at Wie farm school in Ourihage. Venner and Isenmann sawing wood for Minerv. Woods sale attended. Lonnie Strecker and wife welcome a baby girl. Keener Sunderland visitors at Bloomingdale School. Ladford family visit. Emery Tiller McNary Roy Tiller at John Sunderland’s. Frank Keener visits Camp Doniphan. Hartley hosts Royden Leidner Simmons and Crumm families. Tom McCall’s family at Will Baker’s. Catherine Crumm at Jake Sunderland’s. subscription label reminder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Baker
Avilla
Itoy Tiller
Fred Johnston
Don Johnston
Jake
Ned
Vert
Sunderland
Greo
Campbell
Thomas Willer
Hamp Campbell’s
Robert Wright
Delbert Cochran
Wie Farm School
Ourihage
Andy Venner
Ed Isenmann
Minerv ‘Tiller
Ben Gearig
Lonnie Strecker
al Grissom
Cilasgow
Mont
C. HW
Anna Isenmann
Emery Tiller
David McNary
Roy Tiller
John Sunderland
Frank Keener
John
Camp Doniphan
Lewis Hartley
Royden Leidner
Clarence Simmons
Norris Crumm
Tom McCall
Catherine
Jake Sunderland
Dewey Red Cross Organizes Amid Winter Storm
Mrs May Mathunws leads a new Red Cross unit in Silen with Miss Bessie Femiplin as president and Mrs Alexander as secretary treasurer. The group plans a Feb 7 meeting with Mrs A T Berry, notes 22 in treasury, and aims to recruit after Sunday School. Storm kept folks indoors and many local notices follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Indies and Society
Albert Berry
John Gaddis
Harve Griffin
Carthage
Carytown
Local social notes from Carthage and nearby towns
A long list of visits and social gatherings is recorded with residents of Carthage and surrounding areas. Names include Miss Macaine Kennier G We Bougly and wives, Mrs Jin Carter and Rex, Kora Hough, Russel Hough, Miss Mable Rogers, Mrs Frank Inenmann, Mrs Frank Thomas of Vinita Ohio, W C Mackey, Mrs Ross McConnell, Max, Miss Pearl Burnett of Jasper, Hattie Gill, Johnson Central, Herschel Radford family, Lonnie Strecker family, Fred Kerrick, Mike Isenmann, Joplin visitors, Van Buren and Alba residents, and many others. The Ned Cross will meet February 7 with Mrs Fred Kerrick. Various visits occur to Joplin, Jasper, and Carthage. A revival is announced at New Providence Church and meteor sightings are noted. Community members discuss national service and a few are placed in classes. Weather notes mention a recent snow and springlike days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macaine Kennier
G. We. Bougly
Jin Carter
Charles Carter
Rex
Carthage
Kora Hough
Bayard
Nebr
Russel Hough
Robert Wolfe
Mable Rogers
Frank Inenmann
Frank Thomas
Vinita
Ohio
W. C. Mackey
Ross McConnell
Max
Don Johnston
Pearl Burnett
Jasper
Hattie Gill
Johnson Central
Herschel Radford
Lonnie Strecker
Fred Johnston
Mike Isenmann
Fred Kerrick
Kenyon Gresham
Joplin
Geneva Hubbard
Alba
KE. Hubbard
Helen Scott
Maple Grove
Ned Cross
C. V. Ballard
John Schooler
Frank Isenmann
Frank Tsenmann
Lester McConncil
Carthags
Fred Tsenmann
Primmier
Fred Kerrick Priday
Johnston
Hlerschel Radford
Naomi
Cecin Mackey
John Carter
Pred Johnston
Floyd Thomas
Pred Iarl
Chan Earl
Oscar Schell
Oscar Follmer
Arthur Probert
Walker Hubbard
Bo I. Hubbard
Suomi
Dan Johnson
Ida Belline
William Cate
Winston
Jacob Scott
Sarah
Kerrick
Jed Strecker
Aion l
Dye Sunderland
John Sunderland
Mia
Cap Tiller
Will Baird
Tom Marah
Ellis Cearnal
J. K. Cearnal
Claude Martin
Kansas City
Lakeside
W. L. Carter
Virgil
FE. E. Hubbard
John Magoffin
Colorado
Ned Croks
Chas. Nett
Ket
George Wagner
Link Millon
Hrandpa Millon
Join Pfander
Lamar
Will Brown
St. Joseph
Kansas
Farm life notes from Carthage week of activity
Mrs Charles Elting and J F Gulick family attended a Carthage farm school last week and found it very interesting. Chas Piling and wife helped Thomas Edwards butcher Monday. Link Milton and Will and Fred Moser were in Carthage Monday. George Wagner and wife were Car Visitors Monday. A Wednesday wolf hunt was not successful in bagging any game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Elting
J. F. Gulick
Carthage
Chas
Thomas Edwards
Link Milton
Will
Fred Moser
George Wagner
Wolf Hunt
Miss Luna Dixon and Local Visits Reported
Route 2 notes Miss Luna Dixon at Jasper. Mrs John Flander hosted guests Friday. James Kincaid and Charlie Patterson called on Joe Smith Thursday evening. Ruth Green stayed with Lula Dixon. Mr and Mrs Barton County visitor Io C Talley and family Friday night. Lula Dixon spent Monday night with Miss Edna Shriver and accompanied others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Flander
Jay Bradford
James Kincaid
Charlie Patterson
Joe Smith
Ruth Green
Lula Dixon
Joe Rand
Barton County
Io. C. Talley and Family
Edna Shriver
BLUE AND BETHEL COMMUNITY NOTES AND NAMES
Miss Epona Yates appears with Blue and Bethel families. Ernest and Edna Yates visit Will Wood in Dixie and Gladys Wood with Iris day at John Yates home. Multiple calls and visits among Lilly, Tidball, Lucas, Faris, Mitchell, Pugh and Budd families mark a social week with a local party at Charley Faris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Bradford
Blanche
Geo
Ernest
Edna Yates
Will Wood
Dixie
Mrs. Catton
John Hagen
Pedro
Jack Tidball
Jessie Lucas
John Lucas
Ballard Lilly
Geo. Lilly
Charley Faris
Kuby
Lee Mitchell
Gladys
Ernestine Wood
John Yates
Len Quillin
Arizona
Hugh Kincaid
Pen
Peoples
K Benet Mevins
Arthur Pugh
Charley Falls
Tha Budd
Walter W Beens
Yates
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The
Crow Mercantile Co
Crew Mercantile Company
Jasper, Missouri
Neighborhood News
Route 5
Virpa
Edna Davis
Dewey
Carter
Turner
the Indies Aid Society
Salem Church
Ethel Brock
Mary Estey
Alexander
Matthews
Bull
Ralph Ferguson
Itay Earls
France
Ioyt
Rexall Store
H. F. Pitts
Zion
Progresa
New Providence
Tom Patterson
Omer Webb
Walter Lauderbaugh
Fort Sill
Kans
Will Lauderbaugh
Aretha Talley
Marie Stockton
Vine District
Delotis
Carson Roberts
Webb City
Theodore Lawson
Gladys Williams
Nashville
the Home Bank For Home People
Farmers & Merchants Bank
Jasper, Mo
Luna Dixon
Blue
Bethel
Epona Yates
McCune & Tallman
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