Forest Grove and Boston Village Notices
Forest Grove items report social visits from Mrs Geo Fowler Mrs Boyd and Mrs Amanda Rist Tuesday Bill Doyle and family at Joe Rand's Wednesday Lee Clements delivered wool to Lamar Wednesday Homer Rakestraw and wife visited J W Rakestraw Wednesday Dye Needham works night shift on steam shovel Dorothy Joyce visited sister Mrs Stella Sargent Last week Ladies missionary society met at Mrs Homer Stockdale Thursday Farmers clubs met at the schoolhouse Wednesday evening Wheat harvest in full swing Several visits to George Fowler and Cap Joyce family relate animals and crops Grandma Boyd and Mrs Cap Joyce attended events in town
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Boyd
Amanda Rist
Bill Doyle
Joe Rand
Dye Needham
Dorothy Joyce
Stella Sargent
Ladies Missionary Society
Homer Stockdale
Forest Grove
J. P. Gage
Frank Gage
Amos Gage
Kansas City
George Fowler
Harry Kimbro
Jim Sargent
C. R. Joyce
J. W. Rakestraw
Lamar
W. E. Spann
Lawrence Trout
Mont Brown
Esrom
Bud Boss
Grandma Boyd
Clem Fiesh
R. W. Fowler
Cap Joyce
Baby
Gladys Needham
Marie
Clements
Howard Lee
Mr. Webb
Albert
Rist
Homer Harris
Alfred Kunkler
Charles Kunkler
Harvest field trials and village social life noted
In DEWEY community news, Reverend Mary Dowlesa attended a filled church as farmers report mud troubles in harvest. Twin calves praised by Mr Kincaid. Dr Gentry and Dr Schooler see a patient from Carthage for x rays. Parties, weddings, lectures, and visits fill the week with guests from Jasper and Webb City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perm
Mary Dowlesa
Kincaid
Gentry
Carthage
Schooler
Jasper
Riley Courtney
Dan Matthews
Ohio University
Dick Carter
Webb City
Galligan
Joplin
Howard Gaddis
Helen Gaddis
John Gaddis
D. E. Dowless
Sdlem
Nathan Rice
BLUE AND BETHEL LOCAL NOTES AND SCHOOL PROMOTIONS
A cluster of community items records Henry Pugh hosting friends, refreshments served, and the Ladies Farm Club meeting with Mrs Cotton and upcoming visit with Mrs Garrett. It notes the sixth grade graduates Frances Carns Ethel Pugh Floyd Mitchell and Charlie Arner plus Mary Cams attendance, with several small family gatherings and a death in La mar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Pugh
Ladies Farm Club
Cotton
Garrett
Crews
Lamar
Clyde Wagner
Alba
Frances Carns
Ethel Pugh
Floyd Mitchell
Chrrie Arner
Jess Williams
Mary Cams
Fred Pugh
Canning Club Meeting Notes At Mrs. Brows Home
Report from a local canning club gathering at Mrs. Ray Brows on Tuesday with peas and greens canned. Members and guests include Deen Kincaid, Jessie Lucas, Mrs. Keltner, Mrs. McKibben, Mrs. Ruckel, and several local families visiting in and around Mound Valley Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canning Club
Ray
Brousiewell
Deen Kincaid
Jessie Lucas
Keltner
McKibben
Ruckel
Mound Valley
Kans
Diamond 8 reports weekend visits across town
John Pfander and wife spent Sunday at W. E. Pfander's. Tom Wardlow and family visited Gerald Selsor's Saturday evening. Willie Serafini and wife were guests at Peter Heckman's Saturday. Charles Elting and family visited Mr. Serafini's Sunday. Mary May Boyd spent Sunday at an unknown host.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Pfander
W. E. Pfander
Tom Wardlow
Gerald Selsor
Willie Serafini
Peter Heckman
Charles Elting
Mr. Serafini
Mary May Boyd
Biding Her Time With Grandmother and Aunt
Florence visits her grandmother and maiden aunt. The indulgent grandma leaves shopping, while the strict aunt corners Florence. Threatened with punishment, Florence bursts into tears and vows to cry when Grandma returns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence
Grandma
Also Mentioned on This Page
Perfection and Blue Belle
McCormick Binders
Peter Schuttler
Wagons
Jasper Hardware Co
Boston
Geo. Fowler
Lee Clements
Homer Rakestraw and
Warner
Home Bakery
W. Warner
Farmers & Merchants Bank
Jasper Missouri
Dewey Mmji
May Matthews
Blue and
Bethel Frances and
Mary Carn
Webb Bros
Ethel Ingle
Fey
June Ingle
Ethel
Rosa Berry- Leona Creamer
Frank Wood
Frank Crabtree
Bart Ingle
Charles Hamm
Silas Denniston
Charles Nett
Stemmons’ Confectionery South Side Square
Parsons
McCune & Tallman
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