Harvest Report From Dewey Mass Area Trails Chinches Damage
Wheat harvest ends with good reports though some fields suffer chinch bug damage. Local notes: Mr. Hamilton injured foot moved by Will Cline, taken to Carthage Hospital by Cline and Arlo Keley. Vernon Matthews reports Rev. Culmer at University in Columbia. Webb City families Lovell and Gaddis moving camp on creek for a month. Several teachers planned for next winter and summer. Junior Red Cross has 20 members preparing an event in Salem on June 20. Community updates include sick Mr. Edwards, visits among families, and land sale involving Mrs. Guddis’ property at Dry-lork for 60 per Here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Will Cline
Jefferson Avenue
Cline
Arlo Keley
Carthage Hospital
Vernon Matthews
I. A. Culmer
Salem
University At Columbia
Lovell
Webb City
Gaddis
Creek
Lorena Istey
Tom Hrock
Ralph Berry
Red Cross
Matthews
Sisie
Queen
Neck City
Local social news from Zion area notes many visits
Residents and guests attend gatherings and visits across Zion including Helen Rice, Pave Kerrick, Mrs Mike Isonmann, Dan Jolason family, Hersehel Mandford family, Florence Stilton with Velma Mackey, Clint Lemasters, Lauderbaugh, Purl Richeart, James Carter, Charley Carter, John Woodard, and others. Red Cross Auxiliary officers met and toured Carthage. June 24 meeting noted. Several trips to Jasper, Carthage, and Golden City mentioned among social roundups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Rice
Pave Kerrick
Mike Isonmann
Dan Jolason
Hersehel Mandford
Familly
Misa Florence Stilton
Velma Mackey
Hiettle
Clint Lemasters
Locum Seely
Tarsday
Clv. Ial
Misk
Tony Reidmond
Maurine Kerriels
A. T. Thoms
Hon
Ed Cross
Terseliel Mudford
Pinna Dodd
Jasper
Henry Covert
V. Bullard
Kansas City
Hin
Charley Carter
James Carter
Carthage
McAhron
Golden City
Robert Wolfe
John Woodard
Carterville
Shaymond Foster
Avery Woster
Elmer Foster
Clarence Keith
Carl Ballard
Joseph Powell
Leela
Lauderbaugh
W. Martin
Purl Richeart
Jalie Lemasters
Clifford Lemasters
Ross McConnell
Will McConnell
John Carter
Lucille Mackey
W. C. Mackey
Joe Deardoff
Omer Webb
Jacob Scott
The
Red Cross Auxilliary
Mike Isenmann
John
George Wolfe
Luther Miller
Teota Lemasters
Mixa Hutlie Gill
Idan Belline
Otis Owings
Goodman
Lebanon Sunday Socials and Harvest Preparations
Lebanon and nearby families spent Sunday visiting relatives and attending local social events. Miss tith Winter returned to Carthage school. Morrow and Bernice Stansberry hosted and visited, with several families traveling from Jasper and Carthage. The Lebanon Sunday School plans to attend the Mount Carmel Church convention on June 1. Zouk Andrews and Helen Hweelkman attended the Billy Plumlee show in Lamar Saturday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charley Stansberry
Clyde
Southwick
Marve Stith’'s
Ruth Beatty
Malph Will's
Dinwiddie
Magerie Winter
A. Y
Sessor
Eugene
Cartlase
Miss Tith Winter
Carthage
Mosima Tuder
Vorey Wheeler
Varry Colfman
Aloney Lagan
Ches
Anihews
Clasndrews
Chew
Brown
Disper
Joli Hilbel
Nebraska
Th Teauy
Trone
Esther Phillips
Reulali
Bernice Stansberry
Fiona Redman
Maurine
Rank Crow
Family of
Jasper
I. MM. Medmonid's
Lelwnon
Mount Carmel Church
Zouk Andrews
Helen Hweelkman
Billy Plumlee
Lamar
Sylvia Ryan
Harrison Walt
Harvest Hands
To Correspondents on Jasper Route Stamp Rates
Notice advises letter carriers on Jasper route to use two cent stamps instead of one cent to ensure delivery. It highlights a specific local stamp rate change and directs affected patrons to comply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jasper
Harvest News From the County Fields
Harvest is here and the weather is fine. Wheat will yield 20 to 25 bushels per acre with fine quality. oats and corn alum good. Many neighbors visited, wheat ripened late, and some fear drought effects. Oberefel underwent an operation in Pittsburg. updates unknown. Local residents report home duties, drills continuing, and a playful note about witches affecting faith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra. Miting
Mabel Mawthorn
Pittsburg
Mark Cones
Weliondiy
Mra
Plunder
Theo
Mitchell
Houta
Frank Wisrollow
Fianily
Jasper
Miss Boyd
Milton
Advertising Philosophy Stressed in Editorial Quote
The paper asserts that its ads are not labeled as Hiler's but printed to be read and read by the public, highlighting a focus on reader engagement over branding. The statement emphasizes practical display and accessibility for readers.
Local families share Sunday visits across Mena and Jasper
Danials and children of Mena Ark Alf Buerge and family of Jasper John Buerge and wife with Misses Bessie and Jydia Buerge spent Sunday with Jacob Scott and family Herschel Radford and family visited Roy Radford's Miss Helen Rice of Carterville visiting Miss Faye Kerriole Henry Covert and family visited Mrs J A Covert in Jasper the latter sick Mrs J G Hubbard spent days with daughter Mrs Arthur Probert Alex Kieth and wife Gordon Rogers of Carthage visited Clarence Kieth and family Arthur Probert and wife welcomed a baby daughter Honn Bedmond spent Sunday with Maurine Kerrick Miss Grace Crow and Mrs Joe DearilorfT of Jasper called on Mrs S Seela Ben Johnson's visitors from Jasper this week Mrs Loren Corley returned to Carthage after visiting Et L Wright Gus Campbell and family visited Hamp Campbells Sunday Ben Johnson and wife visited Walker Hubbard Sunday Hob Sanders and wife hosted company from Carthage Dye Sunderland and family spent Sunday with Mrs Follmer and son Herbert Norris Cromm and family spent Sunday afternoon at Jake Sunderland's Miss Tena Smith spent Sunday at Emery Tiller's Joe Miller and wife of Commerce Oklahoma are staying at Mrs Keeler's helping Pete Keeler harvest Andrew Vonner and family visited Mr Brunner's Sunday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. G. Hubbard
Arthur Probert
Alex Kieth
Gordon Rogers
Carthage
Clarence Kieth
Honn Bedmond
Maurine Kerrick
Grace Crow
Joe Dearilorft
Jasper
Seela
Ben Johnson
Loren Corley
Et. L. Wright
Gus Campbell
Hamp Campbell
Walker Hubbard
Hob Sanders
Dye Sunderland
Follmer
Herbert
Norris Cromm
Jake Sunderland
Jake Sunderland's, Miss Tena Smith Spent Sunday At Emery Tiller
Joe Miller
Wife of
Commerce
Okla
Routie s News Miss Voda Bus Deeland
Miss Voda bus Deeland items note Wright had misfortune from a cel stung by bees Wednesday. Dr Niobe summoned. Miss Tenn Smith stayed with Mrs Joe Anerr. Joy Willer aids Emery Tiller with cub wheat. Mrs Loren Corley visited Nis Wright and wife Thursday. Mrs Dye Sunderland and children with Miss Tona Smith visited Amery Willer. Miss Teotw Leminsters visited Miss Hattie Cell. A Thomas and wife helped Floyd Thomas harvest. Will Baird and wife visiting Cup Tiller's. Jackie Smith spent night with Sunderland. Miss Earl Burnett visited Veda Sunderland. Lorine and Adaline Hubbard mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wright
Niobe
Tenn Smith
Joe Anerr
Joy Willer
Loren Corley
Nis Wright
Dye Sunderland
Tona Smith Eudlet
Amery Willer
Mrnday
Teotw Leminsters
A.de Thomas
Floyd ‘Thomas
Will Baird
Cup Tiller's
Jackie Smith
Sunderland Boys
Earl Burnett
Veda Sunderland
Lorine
Adaline Hubbard
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Zion
Minks Mitins
Lebanon
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Charles Mlvina
U.S. Shipping Board Recruiting Service
H. F. Pitta
Rexall
U.S. Shipping Board
Boston
Shipping Board
the Farmers and Merchants Bank
Routie S News
Miss Voda Bus
Deeland
Jasper County
T. Berry
Carter
W.S.S
McCune & Tallman
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