Neighborhood News Note List of Local Visits and Birth
Assistant editors report a flurry of social calls across the village. Numerous families including Budd Arner Pugh and Yates clans share Sunday calls and Monday visits with Geo Arner Morgan and others. A baby girl Jessie Luccus was born to Claude Budd and wife June. multiple relatives travel between homes in the area from Carthage to Jasper, with many callers noted at Bunnie Atkinson Eva Cline and Mrs Atkinson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spear
St. Louis
Orahood
Ray Brous
Elmer Pugh
Lee Mitchell
John Tuens
Leah Arner
Besse Dubes
Mima
Edna Yates
Len Quillin
Dwight Dubes
Guy Serafine
Geo. Arner
Ross Wright
Lank Arner
Uckel
Keltner
Geo. Morgan
Tee Mitchell
Leal Arner
Mis
Ray Dbrcus
Jim Morgan
Keltper
Mr. Thomas
Lucas Wand
John Yates
Claude Badd
Will Wood
Beeson
Pugh
Emima
Mr. Wood
Hmiman
Bess
Dwight Dukes
Lena Quillin
Cap
Joyce
Local Route 2 Socials Refer to Jasper Residents
Miss Lula Drvon and others from Route 2 Jasper visited Brooklyne with families Will McCune Beulah Wood and Burnetta Culton attending. Patterson and family plus Wilford Patterson spent Sunday at Luther Wescott’s. Jack Milton family visited relatives along the route. Opal Power of Arbela Mo visiting sister Mrs Lewis Boyer. Perry and Annie Menderson of Purcell visited uncle Marion Henderson. Theodore Lawson hosted guests Laura Roberts and others Sunday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Webb City
Mr. Berry
Carthage
Harry Hille
Will Lauderbaugh
Mra
Roberts
Lula Dixon
Lois
Elma Wescott
Felix Wescott
George Moser
Henderson
Grover Westerman
Milton
Lula Lawson
Mabel Snyder
Nathan Patterson
Jasper
Will McCune
Beulah Wood
Burnetta Culton
Salem Sunday School Holds Patriotic Session
Salem Sunday School held a patriotic meeting with Grandpa Johnson’s speech on war duties, Tray Earls’ address, and Mrs. Nerry on Red Cross work. A $20 collection supported relief efforts, patriotic songs were sung, and attendees enjoyed the event. Tom Brock family motored to Oronogo for the day. various locals reported stolen chickens and illness, while harvests progress and twine needs rise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem
Grandpa Johnson
Tray Earls
America
Nerry
Red Cross
Tom Brock
Oronogo
Ralph Berry
Lorena Estey
Springfield
Miss Clarr, Bledsoe
Lakeside
Ruby Bull
Bessie Flowers
McReynolds
Ruby Taylor
Enid
Oklo
Lebanon society notes reveal weekend visits and health news
Miss Zoan Andrews and family visited J W Gresham and Virgil Dinwiddie s household. Harrison Waltz, Beulah Stansberry, Carthage visitors at W Phillips and Chas Ryan homes. Ja ck Stansberry, Geo Waite hosts. Mrs Geo Waltz recovering health enough to harvest. Visitors from Lockwood and Joplin noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison Waltz
Beulah Stansberry
J. W. Gresham
Frank Selsor
Carthage
W. Phillips
Guy Andrews
Ocle
Zonal
Virgil Dinwiddie's
Mr. Wimner
Joplin
Chas. Ryan's
Jack Stansberry
Geo. Waite’s
Pred Winter
Virgil Dinwiddle
Kena W Haile
Zoah
Ocie Andrews
Waiter Haile
George
Homer Woodrow
Geo. Waltz
Geo. Carns
Armstrong
Sarah Lawrence
Lockwood
A.T. Dean
Claude McConnell
Jess Miller
Hattie Hishop
Weekend Social Roundup Around Forest Grove Area
A string of visits and gatherings fills a Sunday and weekend in the Forest Grove vicinity. Chas Woodrow and wife spent Sunday at Mito Butler’s near Forest Grove. Several families including the McConnells, Dinwiddies, and Andrews visited friends and relatives across nearby homes and farms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas
Woodrow
Mito Butler's
Forest Grove
A. T. Dean
Dickerson
Gebdrgé
Sarah Lawrence
Lockwood
Armatrong
Anon Selsor
Woodrow'a
Geo. Hailé
Duenwer
Clarence McConnell
Virgil Dinwiddie
Jesa Miller
Community notes from Blue Star and neighbors
Mrs Myrtle Corner and others socialize across Blue Star with visits to Norton Joplin Carthage and Lamar. Marital and family news include James and Pugh marriage and several calls at the Norton and Kaderly households. Farms report wheat and oats harvest and corn growth amid local social rounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adam Malone
Norton
Mary Brown
Corner
J. K B. Hull
Joplin
Carthage
Neosho
Halterman
Bertha Todd
Chas
Avery
Ilinois
Holl
Jake Kaderly
Eisie Kauffman
St. A. Norton
Coney Huakerman
Lamar
Robert James
Miss Pugh
Mr. James
Avery Prace
Weimer
Coiner
Harry Bunnell
Hitl
Paul
Hulermaan
Cleo
Calhoon
Miss Grace
Guy
Parker Andrews
Franke
Raymond Heckman
Malone
Homer Stockdale
Route 5 News Miss Sunderland and Local Visitors
A long community column lists Miss Wispa Sunderland and numerous neighbors visiting at Charley Keener's and Andrew Vonner's, with relatives and friends from Carthage Jasper Avilla Commerce and Joplin sharing calls, ice cream, and attendances. Notable mentions include a funeral of Mrs Keener's mother in Carthage and multiple family gatherings over the past week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Grissom
Carthage
Charley Keener
Will Isenmann
Anna
Andrew Vonner
Jalie Sunderland
Veda
Fern
Ed Isenmann
Lakeside
Hugh McChinn
Carterville
Ben Johnson's
McMoldeman
Miss Bertha
Avilla
Will Baker's
Loren Corley
JL. Wright
Wu Conroy
Lewis Hartley
Kimery Tiller
Roy Tiller
Clarence Zaerr
John Sunderland
Jake Sunderland
Mrs. Skeeler
Alma Greenwood
Cora Vonier
Anna Isenmann
Mary Zaerr
Messia
Andy Vonier
Hd Isenmann
Jesse Zuerr
Don Gearig
Emery Tiller
Jasper
Clarence Zuerr
Cora
David McNary
Elmer Vonier
Tena Smith
Bert
Bud Sunderland
Ben Johnson
Hamp Campbell
Oscar Follmer
Follmer
Herbert
Isaac Thompson
Don Glaze
Walter Lewis
J. J. Lewis
Art Radford
Guy
Edwin Crawford
Harry
Vernie Radford
Tom McCall
Jim Bennett
Bishop
Golden City
Commerce
Okla
Stoy ‘Tiller
Tom Tiller
Jake Bruffett
Wile
Evyerett Druffett
Joe Miller
Cossack Superstition About Cleanliness in Battle
Among Cossacks there is a belief that they reach heaven in a state of greater moral purity if they themselves are clean at the moment of death in battle.
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H. F. Pitts
R. L, Roberts
C. R. Patterson
Lowe
Fred Gresham
Lizzie Laforce
N. H. Patterson
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Sunderland
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