Salem social roundup and local notices in Dewey area
Community events at Salem and Dewey School details social gatherings and church activities. Names present include Mrs Carter and Mesdames Kincaid Ferguson Nellie Carter Flowers listey Alexander Bull Matthews Turner. Also notes Sunday School attendance, upcoming class, and visits from Pittsburg Kansas. A six year old boy Olin Corn died of pneumonia, funeral at Salem Church with interment at Dudenville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem
Madison
Dewey School
Carter
Mesdames Kincaid
Ferguson
Nellie Carter
Flowers
Listey
Alexander
Bull
Matthews
Turner
Finke
Pittsburg
Kans
Bam Mcfteynolds
Arch Rice
Tom Busby
Roe Cline's
Judge Brock
Indies Aid Society
Corn
Olin
Salem Church
Nev
Pinnell
Jasper
Dudenville
Messrs
Bender
Baker
Miller
Wheeler
Kyte
Courtney
Derry
Messers Citddis
Mennell
Moyer
Illinois
Golden City
Valley Clauth
Miss Blauth
Tower Hill,r
Vernon Matthews
Philadelphia
Local Socials And Sales At Diamond And Jasper
Mrs Charles Elting and family spent Sunday with George Morgan and wife. Jasper shoppers visited Thursday. The Bray sale drew good prices with near $21 raised by the women. The Jasper Commercial Club and stores donated to the sale dinner. Several lodge members attended in Duval. Breeze notes many neighbors visiting and sick days. Local exam at Blue schoolhouse. no school at Diamond Triday due to Mrs Cones aiding Blue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theo
Mitchell
George Morgan
Clarence Hammond
Jasper
Thomas Edwards
Blue
Diamond
Cones
Bray
Wardlow
Ingle
Mr. Bray
Independence
Crabtree
Will Berryhill
J. W. Edwards
Paul
Mark
Edwards
Dallas
Duval
Beatrice Mitchell
Mrs. Pope
Mr. Obergfel
Wilter Wood
Bernice Beott
Sylving Binney
Everett Peterson
John [Fander
J. C. Gulick
Mr. Mevins
Nellie
Miehel Hane
Chas Hane
Link Milton
J. ¥. Gulick
Carthage
Elmira School visitors and community of Route 5
Route 5 News notes broad local visits and social activities across Elmira and nearby towns. Residents including Miss Vivan Sunderland and Lora Keener are listed with gatherings at Avilla, Joplin, Carthage, Webb City, and nearby farms, plus family events, birthdays, and hospital bedside updates.
Local Bethel Residents Share Weekend Visits and News
Ile born and lived in Bethel with neighbors wishing him luck as proud soldier boys. Gladys Wood visits grandparents. John Yates and wife host, Pink Workman and family near Boston pay calls. Elsie Arner and Hattie Orahood visit Geo Lilly home. Houston Cline and wife visit Gilbert Keltner family. Mrs Faris visits. Hess Dukes dines with Edna Yates. Johnnie Inn visits sister Stoseo Lilly. Lesley Garrett family visits Steve Garrett. Mrs George Arner visiting son Guy Arner in Pittsburg. Claude Budd and wife visit Buddhoma. Ntarve Lucas visits Mrs Keltner. Wood family visits Crusa family. Pugh children visit Kellner family. Youths gather at Charley Faris’ and play rock. Mrs Heeson visits Mrs Keltner. Frank Carns and Harris Coleman visit Geo Lilly. Reva Ingle Gladys Pope Jewel Lilly at Geo Lilly’s Sunday. Local ads urge savings on yearly paper subscriptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ile
Bethel
Soldier Boys
Gladys Wood
John Yates
Mr. Taylor
Bunday
Pink Workman
Boston
Elsie
Mattie Arner
Hattie Orahood
Geo. Lilly
Houston Cline
Gilbert Keltner
Joe Faris
Jed Cather
Wood
Charley Faris
Hess Dukes
Edna Yates
Johnnie Inn
Stoseo Lilly
Lesley Garrett
Steve Garrett
George Arner
Guy Arner
Pittsburg
Claude Budd
Buddhoma
Ntarve Lucas
Kell
Local Social Roundup From Rising Sun
Miss Nerrin Lowe visited by Rising Sun residents and families. Frank King visited Carthage. many locals spent Sunday with relatives. Lillie Heston and Henry Headly’s groups, Will Lukens, Hob Gresham, and others seen visiting at multiple homes. Mrs. Pearl Taft and Misa Minnie Husby noted in Carthage or local stops. Mr. Tucker reported very poorly this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Holdeman
Abe Teeter
Frank King
Carthage
Wil Calvert
Mi‘ley King
Hugh Kincaid
James Kincaid
Will Lowe
Sarah Swank
Dave Lowe
Nettie
Eulah Swank
Fern Teeter
Husby
Misa Minnie
Joe Cline
Earl Henderson
Dick Patterson
Riley King
Emery Teeter
Pearl Taft
Herbert Latimer
George Binney
Lillie Heston
Henry Headly
Notiek
Will Wood
Mr. Knox
Hob Gresham
Wred Gresham
Mom Patterson
Boston
Mr. Tucker
Family budget items listed in Star Telegram
The Fort Worth Star Telegram notes a family budget with $10 for clothes, $5 for the daughter, $3 for the son, $2 for the mother, and a hat brushing for the father.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Star Telegram
Fort Worth
Blue and Bethel social notes and visitors
Miss Edna Yates of Blue and Bethel hosted visits with John Hagen and family and Mrs J J Yates traveled to Dixie to see her daughter. Nearby families including Mitchell Tucker Holmes Faris Calhoun and Arner hosted gatherings. Bert Cline, youngest son of A M Cline, reportedly joined the army at 84.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Crow Mercantile Company
Charles Elting
Bob. Pitas
Rexall Store
Route 5 News
Vivan
Sunderland
Lora Keener
Fay Bruffett
Elmira
Ben Johnson
Lee Johnson
Avilla
Norris Crumm
Alba
al Campbell
Jake Sunderland
Hamp Campbell
Pyatt
Hubert Sanders
Joplin
Jake Bruffett
Fay
Emery ‘Tiller’s
Walker Hubbard
Emery ‘Tiller
Bertha
Ethel
Lamp Campbell
Gmnt Lemasters
Wick Gill
Joe Yaerr
Tiller
Thomas
Len Keener
Ben Johson
Joss McConnell
Herbert Follmer
Abbie Crow
Webb City
Phil Vannum
Tom McCall
John Sunderland
North Minami
Okla
Campbell Brothers
Oscar Fuskin
Pearl Burnett
Clapton
Lewis Hartley
Misa Violet [Laise
Erma Cochran
Centerpoint
Will Isenmann
Iudith Keener
Bert Keener
Fred Broffett
Jake Bruffet
Grandpa Sunderland
Ostar Faskin
Tom Metall
Kenoma
Marie Owings
Misses Wisse
Agnes Gresham
Alice Tenplin
Gladys Mallard
Lorena Estey
Pearl Busby
Cochran's
Loren Bishop
Jasper, Missouri
H. F. Pitts
R. L. Roberts
C. R. Patterson
A. D. Lowe
Fred Gresham
Lizzie Laforce
N. H. Patterson
Rising Sun
Nerrin Lowe
Blue and
John Hagen
John Smoots
Lamar
Lee Mitchell
Earl Tucker
D. A. Holmes
Mr. Calhoun
Geo
Costly
Fred Mitchell
J. J. Yates
Dixie
Kay Brous
Harris Coleman
Geo. Arner
Lilly
Wife
Chieo
Carns
Frank Carns
Bert Cline
Younrst
A.M. Cline
Saaper
McCune & Tallman
Jasper Mo
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