Local social notes from Blue and Bethel area
Frances and Mary Carns and others visited Geo Budd's house Sunday. Residents and visitors attended gatherings at Carns and Kellmer homes. A rain blessed the locality last week. Several families, including Arners, Pughs, and Yates, were mentioned in visits and sick lists. Telephone service was down this week hindering item collection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blue and Bethel
Frances
Mary Carns
Elmer Pugh
Fred Pugh
W. W. McPeak
Bert Quillin
Henry White
Claud Budd
Geo. Budd's
Ernest Mevins
Henry Pugh
Lilly
Quillin
Ed Dickerson
Lesley Garrett
Hendricks
Frank Carns
Alice Kellmer
Duncan
J. R. Carns
Diamond and R Denniston News Notes
Grace Berryhill visited Chas Netts with Blanche Cline on Tuesday. Annie Obergfelt spent Thursday with Bee Pope. Clyde Wardlow remains very ill with typhoid. Tom Wardlow traveled to Joplin Friday. Chas Elting and wife visited Carthage to see her mother. Ralph Cline and wife spent Sunday at Silas Denniston's. Ethel Ingle visited Chas Netts Thursday. Clark Wydick and wife called on John Buzzard and family. Mrs J E Boyd and children with Doyle Lilly and wife visited Milo Trimble and wife Sunday. Some locals traveled to Lakeside on Monday. Subscribe for your daily paper at the News office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Berryhill
Chas. Netts
Blanche Cline
Annie Obergfelt
Bee Pope
Clyde Wardlow
Tom Wardlow
Joplin
Chas. Elting
Carthage
Ralph Cline
Silas Denniston’s
Ethel Ingle
Chas
Nett’s
Clark Wydick
John Buzzard
Weekend Socials and Travel Notes From Town
Community notes detail visits and gatherings across families and neighbors. C T Woodrow Geven and wife helped with hay. J R Carns spent Sunday with Meredith Hanapleks and mother. families from Miami Oklahoma visited and returned home. July 4 picnics and dinners at J W Brown grove. telephones out after a storm so items scarce. social at Earls home with friends as Mr Earls prepares to move to Columbia. Jack Summerville arrived from Picher to buy a threshing machine. machine described as good.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. T. Woodrow
Gev En
Will Griffe
W.B
G. W. Vincenti
J. R. Carns
Meredith Hanapleks
Roy
Zoah Esta
Miami
Okla
J. .W. Brown
Josie Brown
J. W. Brown Grove
Fred Winter
Lamar
Jasper
Carthage
Ernest Rex
James
W. B. Lyman
Mabel
Frank Thackey
Ethel
H. J. Stansberry
Harrison
Waltz
Elmer Lauderbaugh
Harrison Waltz
Teecel Murphy
Earls Home
Mr. Earls
Columbia
Jack Summerville
Picher
Forest Grove News Roundup and Local Happenings
Mrs Geo Fowler hosted visitors S R Mitchell and wife of Jasper on Tuesday. Mrs Homer Dunn died at home near Forest Grove Monday June 27 and burial was in Lake Cemetery. George Fowler baled hay for Jim Box and J T Madden visited Jasper. A heavy rain Tuesday night pleased residents. Florence Stratton will teach the Forest Grove school this term. Jim Rox traveled to Kansas City and back. Forest Grove picnic drew a large crowd and the band concert in Lamar was well attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. R. Mitchell
Jasper
Geo. Fowler
Homer Dunn
Forest Grove
Lake Cemetery
George Fowler
Jim Box
J. T. Madden
Florence Stratton
Lillie Owens
A. J. Miller Thoraday
Jim Rox
Kansas City
Lamar
Fred Fowler
Social Visits and Weekend Outings Reported
In the past two weeks residents returned to Kansas City Monday. Clarence Means and wife stayed at Seymour Brown's Saturday night and Sunday. Carrol Harrington spent Saturday night with Ivan Rakestraw. Miss Basie Kunkler visited Mrs. L. D. Needham's daughter Saturday evening. Hattie and Kate Stitts dropped by Mrs Flesh Sunday afternoon. Lee Clements and wife called on C. R. Joyce Sunday. Several locals joined celebrations at Lakeside Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Clarence Means
Seymour Brown
S. Carrol Harrington
Ivan Rakestraw
Basie Kunkler
L. D. Needham
Hattie
Kate Stitts
Laske the Kick Heats Up Parched Debate
A quip from Arkansas Garette notes skepticism about water power despite plentiful talk. The remark questions whether the touted energy source delivers tangible benefits, suggesting public skepticism about claims surrounding water power.
City Could Use More Cats in Paris
It is estimated Paris holds about 240000 cats to guard museums and offices. Official cats cost the state 3 per head yearly for upkeep, suggesting private cats would raise total near 750000 annually. Judging by dawn rat sightings, several thousand more cats could reduce street rat damage, a potentially worthwhile investment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
London
Paria
Also Mentioned on This Page
Moline
Witheir
Moline Jr
Moline Acme
McCune & Tallman
Jon
Diamond
R. Denniston
J. E. Boyd
Doyle Lilly
Milo Trimble
Lakeside
Farmers & Merchants Bank
N. H. Patterson
Farmers & Mo Jasper
N. H. Patterson Cashier
Boston
John Deere Mowers
L. O. Vincent
Will Sunderland
Fred Schooler
John Deere
Peter Schuttler
Jasper Hardware Company
Holden
Carter Ice Company
Swift
Chasenal Bay
Webb Bros
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