Neighborhood News Notes From Malta Farm Life
Miss Lintax Macuns reports farmers cutting wheat and preparing to plow corn. Mm G M Magers and daughter Ermia visited Jarvis's. Mrs Jarvis and daughter visited Hrown man’s. Wilson Wotwict sent from Geo Wilein. Don Magers and Clarence Keil attended a picnic north of Jasper. Lilian Magers returned home after a week with relatives in Lamar. Miss Coola Mackey visited Ida Teerur of Jasper. Mrs Will Sunderland spent Sunday with Mrs Isenmann.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. M. Magers
Ermia
Jarvis
Hrown Man's
Wilson Wotwict
Geo Wilein
Don Magers
Clarence Keil
Jasper
Lilian Magers
Lamar
Coola Mackey
Ida Teerur
Will Sunderland
Isenmann
Cuames Evrina
Theo, Mitchell
Arthus Brown
GO Woener
Cather
John Spaid
Link Milton
Civis Buzzard
Boaton
John Hane
J. Garrett
Grace Gulick
Nualville
Will Budd
Frances Gulick
Walter Mosley
Will Build
Clas Elting
G. Wagner
Farm Residents Attend Neighborhood Congregation in Boston
Farmers Union notes many neighbors attending a congregation in Boston Sunday. Various locals, including Chris Vanidevetter and Mrs Chas Stoneberry, visited Mrs Henry Arbarr Thursday afternoon. Abe, Chris Woodrow and Alpha visited Mrs Granit Miller Sunsides, and Vincent plus Betty visited W B Lymaty. Fireman and Will Lyman helped Fred Winter with wheat last week. Mr. Wimar and wife visited Jim Selsor and family Sunday. Henry Graham and family visited Alec Keith and family Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Chris Vanidevetter
Chas Stoneberry
Henry Arabar
Abe
Chris Woodrow
Alpha
Ile
Mr. Vandeventer
Henry Graham
Alec Keith
Family
Wheat and social notes from Dewey county community
The Dewey page records wheat field activity with most wheat looking good and rain scarce. Local socials include Mrs May Mattinss Wheat meals, Mrs Karls entertainments, and birthday dinner for Miss Lucile. Several residents travel or visit relatives. many names appear in casual updates across towns like Carytown Jasper Center Point and Philadelphia, with routine health notes and a whooping cough report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karls
Vernon Mattthens
Brauth
Lucile
Iro Hull
Schoolers
Duckett
Neighborly Attendance Declines at Jasper Sunday Service
A neighborhood church in Jasper reported lower turnout this Sunday. Local attendees noted few visitors and members described a quiet morning with standard sermons and fellowship after the service.
Local Jasper Area Social Notes Hit With Frequent Visits
Community members from Jasper and nearby towns attended church, visited relatives, and shared weekends with family. Names include Ona Webb, Inez Studlay, Mrs Dan Jolingan, Corue Tullis, Alice Seattle, Will Vaughton, and many others across Carthage, Zion, and Tarper Sututsy. Several couples spent Sundays with spouses, and readers are listed among Oxenfield, Cross, and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia Strecker
Jessie Jotaston
Hazel Carter
Spert Santiay
Tence
Fer
oSsal Vought Uepan Ciking
Karl — Brywn Tiler
Sanjay
Jasper Lara Vonier Anil
Pear
Carthage
Vaughtons
Inez Studlay
Bessie Strecker
Dan Jolingan
Jasper
Corue Tullis
Alice Seattle
Zion Sanday
Frank Tullis
Formity
Mises
Roth
Lae Vought
Mikees
Mr Powell
Kansas
Faye Orde
Joe Powell
Fred ‘Gardner
Beek
Borie Iolke
Houruth Scholee
Floyl ‘Thoms
Alice Hillington
Apna Wiiftan
Lillist Mayers
Mises Ona Webl
Pola Teeter
Bonfal Putteron
Fred Enel Saruptey Nicht
Jas Pell
Ati Cartuage
Fotn
Paul Hubterd
Dan Johnson
Jasper Whitet
Wil Shrécker
Sanday
John Clonser
Vested
Thames
Ilenty Covert
Tarper Sututsy
Margery Tunnel
Miz Cross
Jesse Folks
Miz
Earl Vietted
Mr. Wesson
EE Hubbard
Arthur Probert
Lewie Lear
Obes Ballard
Fred Powers
Will McClintock
Chan Earle
Fred Kerrick
Brive Sutton
Grace
Polefield Wedding Notice in Columbus Kans
Polefield and his wife from Columbus Kans announce the wedding of their elder Mesdames Bal bod and Behooter iy Tunnel. Their nephew James Tunvel and his wife spent a few days with Ube va parents in Lawrence County, with Vivinea, their daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polefield
Vivinea
Columbus
Kans
Elvers Mesdames
Pleasant Hill Social Notes From Carthage Region
Pleasant Hill notes describe family visits around Carthage with Edwards Patterson Gresham and others. Attendees include Mrs Tristas Edwards John Eling and families at J W Edwards. Harry Bettebender at Tous denvinger. Mrs Wr Patterson with friends at Lamar. Herman Winifes at Giorin Ovines. A W Servatt and Wm Patterson. James Tullie visiting Paul Edwards. Walter La Porce tinting Willer Parter. Baptist young people's picnic attendance. Miss Kina Patterson arriving from Martie for a visit with Mr Patterson. Kenneth Sah Joplin at Marion Owings painting a barn. Mrs Mollie Gresham leaving for New Lishan Ind for her father. Mrs Jee and Thoans Edwards with Miss Nitin Loudestager. Alma Barclay and wife at Bo. Mr and Mrs Gresham at Fred Gresham's. Mrs Edwards and Paul visiting Chas Biting. Mrs John Gresham visiting Mrs Wille Carns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tristas Edwards
John Eling
E. A. Edwards
Carthage
J. W. Edwards
Harry Bettebender
Tous Denvinger
Wr. Patterson
Lamar
Herman Wine Fis
Giorin Ovines
A. W Servatt
Wm. Patterson
James Tullie
Paul Edwards
Walter la Porce
Willer Parteraun
Baptist Young People's Picnic
Kina Patterson
Martie
Laws
Wry Patterson
Kenneth Sah Joplin
Marion Owings
Mollie Gresham
New Lishan
Ind
Jee
Edwards
Mies Nitin
Levening
Ailina Barclay
I Atbo
Wellis
John, Greatlyn
Wile Bidl Gresham
Fred Gresham
For Edwards
Paul
Chas Biting’s
John Gresham
Wille Carns
Blue Star Social Notes Mixed with Visit Images
Mex Mollie McCormack of Joplin visits this week with sister Mew Hull Fid Owen and family joined Harve Coiner and Cecil Larabee on Wednesday. Reghent Grant Miller and Paris Taylor visited last week. H Beal and wife at Hall and Boston homes Thursday. Jakey Kaderly and his girl at Lamar show. Resh and Benedict of Lamar sat in on local business day. Lita Kaderly and Bertie Melton drove Blue Star Saturday. Mark Johnson spent weekend with brother Charley and attended the Boston Sunday fist convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mex
Mollie McCormack
Joplin
Vieiting
Mew
J. Hull
Fid Owen
Harve Coiner
Taeeday
Cecil Larabee
Bambing
Grant Miller
Paris Taylor
H. Beal
Hall
Boston
Jakey Kaderly
Lamar
Mr. Resh
Mr. Benedict
Om Buinese
Lita Kaderly
Bertie Melton
Blue Sear
Mark Johnson
Chamoisette Gloves on Basement Sale Begins Thursday
A basement sale begins Thursday offering Chamoisette Gloves described as 12 button length with 2 clasps and Paris point stitching on the back. Available in white and natural colors with a 40¢ value, listed as 250 pairs in stock.
Sunday with the Baptists at Hastist Sunday School
Sunday attendance and collections set records at Hastist Sunday School as Superintendents H E Bailar and wife hosted two classes for a basket dinner at Agoga Park. Pastor Tt Wo Medvaria and wife attended later, with a well enjoyed program, ample water, and a pleasant drive. The day highlighted devotion at Avows Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agegat
Amon
H E. Bailar
Agoga Park
Wo Medvaria
Toomar
Menibuyel
Avows Park
Agogas Welcomes New Members At Park Dinner
The Agogas and the Antonias shared a splendid basket dinner at Agoga Park on Sunday. New Agoga class members enrolled include J Weeley Spaid Glen Willians Ceorge Beck Wilford Patterson Lewis Gresham Basil McChintock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agogas
Antonias
Agoga Park
J Weeley Spaid
Glen Willians
Ceorge Beck
Wilford Patterson
Lewis Gresham
Basil McChintock
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Malta
Lintax Macuns
Farmers Union
Miss Evcenia Rex
DEWEY
Mrs
May Mattinss
Zion
Mica Gusies
Bairanun
Pleasant Hill
BLUE
Ramsay
New York
Trav Val
Ibusiny
Niin
Anerion
Gaye Bros
Wisk
Linanotit Coe Bt
Mariners and Merchmants Haivk
Mit
WAP
Perone
Ristatermh
Cmts
RUNGE
Ceudinen
Ckler Reuters, Wapelle
Torry Dara Vavas
Paul Fi
Suenlus Tae
Missouri
Ani
Witiess
Woolih
Mitury Mulylie
Porgskull Caton Soc
Sulla
Ieder
O¢Kmanstip i J. Beardortt
the Baptists
Jasper Co
St. Carthace
VW. T
Berry
di. V. It. Wendricks
Gryerat
Ibn
Bara
Marge
Carr & Thomso
McCormick Mower
McCormick Binder
Peter Schuyler
J.a.cozatt
Jasper, Missouri
St. Louis
Via
Met
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