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Newspaper
Jasper News
Location
Jasper, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1922
Page
2
The News announces a house cleaning effort with new wallpaper, a repainted ceiling, washed windows, and a cleaned yard. Miss May Hill and Mrs Minnie Brown will assist visitors, offering courtesy and hospitality to guests.
Sam Tallman cut the end of a thumb while trimming a hedge at his North Main Street home. Clarence Rand nearly crushed a thumb while handling a large pipe at the Follmer Implement Co. store, both workers at the implement company leaving most of the force out of commission.
State lecturer Harry Collins will attend the next regular meeting on Monday evening June 12. A large attendance is desired with a school of instruction and visitors from Lamar expected. Ice cream and cake will be served.
A poem praising resilience, detailing that true manhood shows in how one endures fate’s blows. It argues courage is proven by standing tall after setbacks, not by easy victories, and emphasizes perseverance through sorrow and failure as the real measure of worth.
Prayer services every Wednesday at 8 p.m. Choir practice Thursday at 7 p.m. Sunday School at 9:45 a.m. Sunday morning services at 11 a.m. Rev. E. H. Sapp will preach with Mrs. D. C. Houser singing. Junior League at 5 p.m. Epworth League at 7 p.m. Evening services feature Rev. Merle Smith and an anthem by the choir Come let us worship the Lord.
Residents and guests partook in a church meeting series at Boston while social visits filled days. Moves, travels, and family updates included Jim Blair occupying a nearby house, Deloss McKibben shipping cattle to Kansas City, and various visits among Fowler, Boss, and Crusa families. A pastoral change at Forest Grove redirects Rev. W Webb to a Kansas City area church.
The A H T A of Lynnland neighborhood met at J L Pfander s Monday night for their annual strawberry and ice cream supper. The house was decorated with pink and white roses and the gathering was a happy occasion with many families present including Will Wood Charles Wood Wm Wood Jamies Kincaid and several Moser Wes cot and Hille families among others.
The News lists births reported last week. By Dr. Schooler to Walter Wariner and wife of Jasper a daughter born Monday June 0. To Fred Pugh and wife three miles northwest of Jasper a son born Tuesday June 6. By Dr. Knott to Charles Bauer wife ten miles west of Jasper a son born Wednesday June 6.
A circulated tale by Raymond Cole now in Carona Kansas describes a traveling man seeking a drink with a kick. The hotel keeper tells him to avoid the red frame post office, saying such a drink cannot be had there but can be found elsewhere in town.
A brief, era reflecting remark notes that skirts will remain short while women defend the garment with two practical reasons. The comment shows social attitudes toward fashion and gender norms of the period.
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