Blue Star Correspondent Bids Farewell to Jasper News
Mrs Myrtle Coiner and neighbors share Sunday visits at G Wonot C Fs and with Kasbargen girls. Eisie Kauffman visits Mrs Conner. Emory Teeter and Ed Calvert visit. Hugh Stackdale hospitalized last week. Several callers including Rene Lucas, Gerald Moyer, Heber Moyer, Hasbargen, Tut hill, and A L Owen. Glenn visits after Gertie and Elmer Hasbargen. The writer, Blue Star correspondent for nine years, says goodbye to readers as the family moves from the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carthage
G. Wonut C
Casases Secrete
Twe Pugh
Ola Woree
Kasbargen
Mra
Ae Stee
Eisie Kauffman
Conner
Emory Teeter
Ed Calvert
A Moyer
Hugh Stackdale
Mr. Lucas
Rene Lucas
Gerald and
Heber Moyer
Moyer
Mr. Hasbargen Henry
Mr. Tuthill
A. L. Owen
Forest Grove and Boston area social notes and visits
Local social notes record visits and calls in Forest Grove and Boston area. Names include George Wilkinson, Mrs. R. M. Wood, Iva Carr, Wil Doyle, Lovie, Charles Kunkler, Mss Homer Rakestraw, Charles Rist, Mrs. C. R. Joe Clements, Mrs. Fowler, Eva Parr, Milo relatives, and others. Events mention visits, family calls, and an eye ulcer treatment amid rainy weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Wilkinson
George Fowler
R. M. Wood
Iva Carr
Wil Doyle
Jackson
Peg Ned Reon
Jan Wip
Senoriene
Homer Rakestraw
W. Jackson
Charles Rist
C. R
Joe
Clements
Carr Slate
Baby
Milo
Lawrence ‘Trout
Tim Brown
Mass
Eva Parr
Clarence Carr
Harry Boss
Mra
Mayelena
Weekend Socials Highlight Local Visits and Hospitality
A and wife spent Saturday and Sunday at home with coestraw and wife, Carrol Harrington visited with Mont Browne on Sunday, and Clem Flesch and wife entertained company Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coestraw
Carrol Harrington
Mont Browne
Clem Flesch
Evening Social Notices at Local Homes
Mary Carns Blanche Paneth and ndt Billy Wagner joined others for an evening with William. Alice Keitner spent Wednesday with Mrs. Dora Carns and family. Lilly and Vera Kincaid led at Mr Weston’s Friday. Eva Cline Carrie Keltner Jessie Lucas Lee McCrusty and Max Weaton visited Pure Villin and wife. Elmer family spent Sunday at Pugh’s. Frank Baston Jr and Sr hosted Sunday visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethel
Mary Carns
Billy Wagner
William
Alice Keitner
Dora Carnsl
Ne Lilly
Vera Kincaid
Public message rails at pace and pride of community
A fragmented note to the public laments misunderstandings about donations and peedoes, asserts support for local agriculture and business, and wishes the Gathasgee venture success as a valued asset to the community.
Nine contestants vie for top spots in pageant race
The field features Little Loraine in second behind the leader as the Club and Eastern Star run neck and neck for third. Mrs Lester McConnell closes in on the leading trio while Clarence White Mildred Hern Olive Lee Spaid and Mrs Minnie Brown show strong form with two weeks remaining.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Loraine
Club
Eastern Star
Lester McConnell
Clarence White
Mildred Hern
Oive Lee Spaid
Minnie Brown
Baptist Church Notes: Deacons Ordained and Services Held
A Baptist church held an all day service last Saturday with Rev. F. Campbell of Carthage preaching on Truth. H. D. Grim and Louis W. Boyer were ordained deacons at 2:30 PM. Pastor Proctor delivered two earnest sermons. Sunday School voted to install a new record black board, and R Y P U delegates were chosen to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. ¥. Campbell
Carthage
H. D. Grim
Louis W. Boyer
Lces
Proctor
Busby
R. Y.P.U
Annual School Meeting Notice in Jasper Missouri 1922
In compliance with Revised Statutes a notice to Jasper School District voters announces the annual meeting at T H Hammond's store on Tuesday April 4 1922 at 7 a m The agenda includes election of two school directors for two years a 60 cent teachers and incidental fund levy and a 6 cent repairs levy District Clerk Jay Good reports proceedings date March 13 1922.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jasper Chool
Jasper
State of
Missouri
T.H. Hammond
Jay Good
Notice of Final Settlement in Tiller Estate
I W H Waters Jr administrator will make final settlement of the Thomas J Tiller estate at the next Probate Court term in Jasper County Missouri Carthage on May 8. This notice informs creditors and interested parties of the final settlement date and proceedings. First published March 16 1951.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas J. Tiller
I.W. H. Waters, Jr
Jassen County
Missouri
Carthage
Waters, Jr
Administration Notice for Pitts Estate in Jasper County Mo
Administrator announces letters of administration on the estate of A. E. A. Pitts, deceased, have been issued by the Jasper County Court dated February 26, 1922. The undersigned is named as administrator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ae A. Pitts
Bate Court
Jatper
Estate Notice to Creditors and Heirs in Jasper County
All persons having claims against the estate of Lucy A. Pitts must present them within six months from the letters grant date or lose any anti estate benefits. If not exhibited within one year from letters grant, they are forever barred. Homer F. Pitts is administrator of the Missouri Jasper County estate. The court seal and Judge of Probate W. M. Wright certify letters of administration were granted to Homer F. Pitts. First published March 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer F. Pitts
State of
Missouri
Jasper
Lucy A. Pitts
W. M. Wright
Money to Loan at Three Percent Interest
Money to loan at 3 percent with repayment at ten dollars per month and 5 percent interest reducing annually on the principal. Apply promptly as loan processing requires time. WANTED district managers to appoint agents to write applications. Address D. H. STROUP Gen. Agent 11248 Maple Carthage Mo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. H. Stroup
Maple Carthage, Mo
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Baptist Church Notes
Seaper
Tee Poieat
Borhodd
Brown
Farmers Exchange
Hart Schaffner
Marx
Rico Rochester
Manhattan
A. B. Deutsch Clo. Co
Missouri Loan and Trust Co
Missouri State Banking Commission
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