Religious Circles Report On House To House Visitation
Committees report from the House to House visitation shows 213 homes visited with church member counts and attendance data. Congregational preferences span several denominations including Methodist, Presbyterian, Universalist, and Dunkard with limited attendance figures cited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reva
W. J. Loo
O. W. Jones
W. T. Ferguson
Motnciliet
M.E. South
Maptiat
Dunkard
Holiness
Methodist Pro Congregations Universalist
Orp
First Meeting Of City Frat Union At Presbyterino Church
The city young people's societies held their first meeting at Presbyterino church last Sunday evening. It drew perhaps the largest Christian youth gathering in Janper, NA. Mackey led the event with songs by Ada Frick Marion Van Duseo Reva Ferguson and Jones. Music was rendered by a quartet led by Mrs Chas Leiss with Ada Frick Memrs Chas Spaid and Homer Deardorf and organist J P Lele.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young People's Societies
Presbyterino Church
Janper
NA Mackey
Sed
Memrs Chas. Spaid
Homer Deardorf
J. P. Lele
Churches to Unite For Summer Sunday Services
An alliance of city churches agreed last Tuesday to combine summer worship. Sunday night services will run in July and August in the grove behind the M E Church South with Rev. Law of the M E Church South to preach at the opening service. Pastors will rotate preaching at three services each week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M,eb. Church
South
Law
M. E. Church
Jasper Schools Poised for September Opening
General school news notes Jasper teachers hold strong summer records and local readiness. Neva Houck Emma Hendricks return from Warrensburg Normal Summer School while Hille remains. Mr Rowe plans to stay until August 11 and may pursue a Master of Pedagogy next June.
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Neva Houck
Emma Hendricks
Jasper
Warrensburg
Hille
Iishodeow
Sohool
Oder
Hng
Rowe
Jasprr
Anti-Saloon League speakers to address Sunday services
Rev N G Robinson and Rev W M Pinson of the Anti-Saloon League will speak at the M E Church South next Sunday at 11 0 a m and again at an open air meeting in the evening. Afterward illustrated lectures will be offered during the week. The Sunday School Christina church picnic at Butt's Grove near town occurred with a hay wagon ride and good cheer. Iron Boda products available at Es to's Pew Store Saul.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. G. Robinson
South West Missouri
M. E. Church
N.G Robinson
W. M. Pinson
Mr. Robinson
Bunday School
Christina Church
Butt's Grove
Three Railway Wrecks En Route to Jasper Expose Fortunate Escape
A report from Jasper recalls C A Russell, boss of a Chicago roundhouse crew, surviving three crashes on a trip from Chicago to Jasper. He rode an ice wagon collision near Chicago, then a freight collision about fifty miles out, and later boarded an excursion train hit near Lee’s Summit. Russell escaped with minor injuries, adding that several people were killed and about 100 injured in the broader incident. The piece also notes other local moves and the death of Mrs Isabella Swihart, with details on her family, church ties, and funeral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Russell
Chicago
Josp
Mere Wm
Beaty
Janper
Airist
Althrough Soveral
al ‘Entrast
Kansas
Rosell
Neer Lee
Summitt
Ss. Lovie
Ruseel
Rossall Saya
Roweelhan
Carthage
Moving Back To Auburn Area In Joplin Family Move
WH McCagee from Joplin reports family plans to relocate to Auburn near his parents. Mrs McCagee and daughters Misses Sreve and Eswile passed through Jinepoe en route to Lelie new home with the doctor set to follow in eight weeks. A healthy eight pound boy was born to Mr and Mrs Ralph Fairfield early Monday. Mr and Mrs Wow Rice and daughter Janie left Monday for Afton to visit Mr Rien's brother Chas Rice. Mrs Hoots, a known former race participant, was driven from Kansas City during a visiting trip.
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McCagee
Joplin
Jilinole
Auburn
Mr. McCagae
Mr. Sod
Wow Rice
Janie
Afton
I. T
Jay
Mr. Rien
Chas. Rice
Hite and King to Open Sew Meat Market in Manor
Hite and King plan to open a new meat market in the Hendricks building, formerly J. Whittaker’s space, after moving from Jasper and Kenonia. They have just installed a complete butcher outfit and expect to start operations next Monday in the south room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moaira
King
Lng
Ark
Hendrinks
J. Whittaie
Whittsker
Hite & King
Hite
Jasper
Mr. King
Kenonia
Wedded at the Parsonage in Madison Township
At the MS parsonage Sunday afternoon four o'clock Ray Kinehart and Ethel Fisher of View neighborhood united in marriage. Accompanied by Ray Merdiman and wife and Harry and Vera Fisher, the bride’s brother and writer. The couple are prominent among Madison Township youth. A wedding supper followed at the groom’s home Sunday evening. Meantime little Millard Cash died Saturday and was buried Sunday at Cedar Cluff cemetery. Rev Len conducted the funeral. Roy moved back to Missouri from Nevada with wife visiting from Maple Grove.
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MS. Parsonage
Ray Kinehart
Ethel Fisher
View
Sot Vein
Ray Merdiman
Aod
Iarry
Vera Fisher
Madison Tewoahip
Millard
Wedded to A B Girton at Carthage Last Week
Mrs Cereden Underhill widow of Diewlorm Undertii married to Mr A Fi Girton at the Moetodiat panonage in Carthage at a stated hour. The couple left Thorny morning for a trip to Springfinkt. Sir Chivton, formerly a member of Chief Kilbourn Girton, carriage maker, is now out of business. The couple may move to Mrs Cileton's farm southeast of the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cereden Underhill
Mie. Ginton
Cileton
City
Investments by E. J. King and George Baker
E. J. King buys a piece of property in the meat district and plans to move his family from Konoma to occupy it. He shows interest in the new cow meat market opening in the tendrinks Building. George Baker acquires a plot in 8. B. Lawcen’s maifitha at the corner of Morctr and Third Streets, opposite J. G. Mall’s new residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EJ. King
Elmer Reaty
Poidence
Konoma
Mr. King
Givo
Baker
B. Lawcen
Morctr
Third Streats
J. G. Mall
New Reeldende
Ice Cream Social At Local M E Church Hall
The Jediva of the Christian church will host an ice cream social at Mc Coxlin Honeck hall next Saturday night inviting all. Jobo Moniroe visited his brother Lyon from Carthage and plans to depart for San Francisco California for a government post. The ladies of the Iadiew of the M K E Church Booth held a well attended social despite threatening weather. Frei Wilson of Avilla was in the city greeting old friends. Rev W T Ferguson preached Sunday at the Duney School House at $20 per week.
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Jediva
The
Christian Church
McCoxlin& Honeck Hall
M. KE
Church
Booth
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