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Newspaper
Jasper News
Location
Jasper, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1915
Page
2
The article lists numerous local visitors, family events, and small-town activities across farms and neighboring homes. It notes wheat deliveries, river water issues, repairs to a Dry Fork bridge, band meeting, Ladies Aid Society organization, and various people visiting relatives and neighbors over a period.
Miss Pinan Scorn is mentioned alongside Union Valley notices. Mrs Brenneman is at Ver son Chorge’s home and Mrs George Patterson and family visited Karl Jobe and wife Sunday evening. Frank Vuerge and family and Mrs J C Buerge called at George Brenneman’s Monday. Mrs I L Carter returned from Carthage last Friday evening.
Andrew Ciresham’s birthday was celebrated with relatives visiting from John Ciresham and Seth Gresham families. Mrs. Molly Gresham and W N Carns couples attended. Several local residents and their families spent Sunday with friends, and a Christian Endeavor meeting on Home Missions was announced for Sunday night.
J E Carr advertises top market prices for poultry and eggs offering a square deal from the Brick Barn. The note emphasizes payment and fair terms to suppliers.
The Salem Aid Society met at Mrs. Tull's with a temperance lecture by Miss Bertha Bowers. Salem Union was reorganized with nine members. Mrs. Kenny Miller and Mrs. Elliott visited Carytown school. Grace Miller stayed with Edna Turner. Mrs. Allen Kyte ill. Howard Gaddis visited Kenny Miller's. Sunday School attendance was 75 amid winter weather. The Willing Workers class surprised Chloe Turner for St Patrick's Day with fruit and cake. about 20 attended.
Lebanon residents reflect on visits and frequent gatherings as families, friends, and neighbors share time at homes in Carterville, Blue Star, Alba, and Jasper. Reports note illnesses, health updates, travel to Kansas City, and a monument project for Mrs. Lyman, amid hopes for spring.
Friends and relatives gathered Friday night for Harry Hille’s birthday with games music and supper. The event included many local families and neighbors. A note asks subscribers with due notices to respond.
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