Births in Jasper and vicinity reported this week
Birth notices list a boy born March 1 to Ralph Berry and wife nine miles southeast of Jasper and a girl born March 19 to Amos Hill and wife near Jasper. Nurse Kate Fetterholm in Jasper in charge. Part of a mixed notice also includes a court order by Bert Webb regarding Chandler & Son debt collection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knott
Ralph Berry
Jasper
Amos Hill
Chandler & Son
Tome Lam
Bert Webb, Nee
Campaign for Sunday School Attendance Initiative
Jasper Sunday School workers organized a town wide April campaign to boost attendance. A joint committee met at M EB Church South to plan house to house canvassing and personal invitations inviting all residents to attend their chosen Sunday School each Sunday in April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jasper
MEB
South
Notable Speech by Dr Edward Thomson at MOR Church
Dr Edward Thomson and Dr Thommen secretary of the last World Congress and father of the Go to Church Sunday league will speak at MOR Church on Friday night March 27. Such a rare poetry of Dr Thomson promises a crowded house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr Thommen
Isfea
Sunday League of America
Seth
Jasper
Tho Mens
Premium paper offer ends April first note
Five days remain to subscribe for premium THE NEWS papers by paying a year in advance. The notice states that on April 1 all premium offers will be discontinued.
City Tickets Named In Carthage Primary Winners
Carthage politics heat up as Republicans and Democrats name their ticketed leaders for mayor marshal attorney police judge collector assessor treasurer school board and council seats. A Socialist and a Citizens ticket also appear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. HL Block
Earl HL Greenlee
G. W. Crowder
C B Stickney
Calvin Stuckey
KR. Knight
G E. Hough School Board
John A. McMillan
MF. Thorns
R. B Jones
James W. Rose
D Carter
J M. Miller
R. Dumines
Dymocratie
J. H. Staley
Ed Mitchell
Westley Halliburton
Recipe McGee
Charles Friend
Glass
George Drosius
H W. Blair
C. F. Drake
J. L Berkebile
Earl Tucker
Nate Orden
Harry Montgomery
W. J. Knight
Citizens
Mrs Catron to entertain at Presbyterian Church
Mrs Frances Catron from Butler, a reader and impersonator, will perform Thursday evening April 5 at the Presbyterian Church under the Christian Endeavor Society. Admission is 25 cents. H F P Hughes remains home with a facial abscess. J W Sharp and sons of Harwood and G T Masters of Purcell bid on the Chandler stock, Ward and Moulton shipped hogs to Kansas City and plan another car today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Catron
Butler
Presbyterian Church
Christian Endeavor Society
H. FP. Hughes
J. W. Sharp and Sons
Harwood
G.T. Masters
Purcell
Chandler
Ward & Moulton
Kansas City
Thurstaf
Proclamation for Jasper City Election April 1st
City council orders a general election on the date in April to elect one alderman for the first ward and one for the second ward. Appointed election managers include East Ward judges S B Lawson Ho Thacker and others with clerks R Corder and D Chapman. Voting places are Hendrick's building for East Ward and Swickburn Carr Thomson's produce house for West Ward. A H Langhew, Mayor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City of
Jasper
East Ward
S B Lawson
Ho Thacker
Wm Stone Kercker
John Hinaman
R. Corder
D Chapman
West Ward
A.C Cline
A Covert
George Denteman
Thos, Marsh
Wm Cline
C BE Teeer
Hendrick
Swick Burn
Carr & Thomson
A Neighborly Act Near Disie Schoolhouse
Ernest Bray, a resident near Disie schoolhouse, was unable to work after an illness. Several neighbors from the AHTA and others gathered at his home to assist him by fitting a device in his ears. Attending were FW Wescott, Lewis Boyer, M N Miller, Elmer Pea, Chas Wood, Clint Simpson, Will McEwen, Joe Bird, Harve Bennett and John Hartley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Bray
Disie
Ehum
AHTA
Mr. Bray
FW. Wescott
Lewis Boyer
M.N. Miller
Elmer Pea
Chas Wood
Clint Simpson
Will McEwen
Joe Bird
Harve Bennett
John Hartley
Boy Doyle Fractures Arm While Driving Cows Near Jasper
Five year old Doyle McConnell son of William and spouse was thrown from a pony five miles east of Jasper Monday night and suffered a badly broken arm at the wrist. He previously broke the same place as a child. Dr. Rott treated and reduced the fracture.
Child's Arm Broken Near Jasper
The year old daughter of Judge Oxborne living 72 miles west of Jasper fell from the porch Monday and fractured one elbow. Doctors Schooler and Hendricks diagnosed the injury the following day. Claude Hill, drug clerk at Schoolers, traveled to Greenfield Saturday to move his household goods to Jasper. Mr and Mrs Hill will reside in part of the M. E. Church South parsonage. Mrs J A Cozatt visited Nevada last night to stay with her mother and brother, a United States Army officer on furlough. The ad urges buying a cornplanter from the Central Implement Co with I H C branding.
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Judge Oxborne
Jasper
Claude Hill
Schoolers
Greenfield
Hill
M. E. Church
J. A. Cozatt
Nevada
United States Army
Lamar Man Buys Chandler Stock
The Chandler stock of dry goods and groceries was sold yesterday to the highest bidder H O Corts of Lamar at 4400 dollars. He is a young man with several years in merchandising and now manages the Missouri and Kansas Telephone Co in Lamar. He plans to move to Jasper to start his new venture, with locals expecting him to boost the town’s trading scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chandler
H. O. Corts
Lamar
Mr. Cordz
Aremn
Missouri and Kansas Telephone Co
Reverend Thompson Returns to Lead Conference
The conference announces Rev. Mr Thompson's return to duty and changes to meeting times. The group will shift from spring to fall sessions, with the current conference year closing on October 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr Thompson
Anna Sonore
Toplar Bluth
WO “Tiempson
Johnson Named for Collector in Joplin Race
Bert Johnson of Joplin was appointed by Governor Major yesterday to succeed Bol Sloan as county collector. Sloan had resigned and Johnson, a party candidate when Sloan was elected, secured the post over rivals Judge Lee of Joplin and A. J. Warrington of Carterville who also sought the office.
Hatchet accident injures Mrs Davis in eye
Mrs C David lost sight in one eye on Wednesday March 3 when a hatchet chip struck her pupil after contact with a staple in wood. The Philathea class of the ME South Church hosted a Thursday evening at Mrs CL Asahree laa with games and ice cream. The local job department reports steady output for many men including Brow, Smith, Wright, Vollmer, Lagderbauch, Lowenstein, and others, noting good farm stock and improving conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs & C
David Rose
Church South
CL. Asahree Laa
Meteser Brow
Chas
H. Smith
Wright, Miller & Frost
J. O Dunlap
John Hartley
BM. Vollmer
J. Lagderbauch
U. S. Lowenstein
Also Mentioned on This Page
Edward Strauss & Co
Ancona & Co
Kastey Gown
Julian Kokenge
Crosgett
Black Cat
Warner
Lion
Goodrich
R. L. Roberts & Son
Kate Fetterholi
Jorgix
Jasper, Missouri
Edward Thomson
Carthage
I, H.C
Cearnal Implement Co
Schooler’s Drug Store
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