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Newspaper
Jasper News
Location
Jasper, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1922
Page
2
Community notes recount Mrs May Matthews Dewey recalling maidens and gowns, then report moving families and burials. Obituaries include Buster Woods and Ralph Hill with Salem piano and music details. Local residents, illness, and school absences are noted alongside farm and residence history of Devertes.
Arch Rice's household seeks mutual aid to obtain beer when possible. Neighbors discuss sharing resources to help each other manage limited supplies amid ongoing shortages.
Clarence Carr reports that Forest Grove Farm Club ladies met Friday afternoon with Mrs Oldham to discuss Dairy ing for Profit. Eleven members and one visitor attended. fruit salad and cake were served. Next meeting with Mrs Charles Rist on March 24. locals note illness and visits, including flu in several families. a bake sale and play planned at Forest Grove schoolhouse.
The N S C club held an all day meeting with Mrs Nora Cones. Ten members attended. Members shared quilting and a business session. Flu illnesses affected several neighbors. Social visits occurred with Grace Quillin and Bert Quillin. Blue and Rocky’s school resumed after a week’s break.
Mrs Mary E Casebolt 72 resident of J county died last Friday morning at her daughter Mrs George L Jacobs home six miles southwest of Carthage from a complication of ailments. She leaves five children Mrs Carrie Jacobs Mrs Dora F Baker J W Casebolt James C Casebolt Charles A Casebolt and her husband Jobe Casebolt who died five years ago. She was aunt to several Crow and Wine families. Funeral held Madison Church Sunday at noon Rev Reynolds officiating burial in Faskin cemetery.
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