Cardui touted by Mrs Eads in Circleville Ohio
A Circleville reader Mrs Fannie Eads credits Cardui, the woman’s tonic, with curing her two year back and limb pains and “walking skeleton” to 150 pounds. She urges other women to try Cardui, available at all druggists, noting widespread use over 60 years. Local notes mention Kans caring for her, and visits by several area residents including the Johnsons, Lemasters, Cam pbell, and Strecker families.
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Local notes from Zion and Jasper extend weekend visits
Miss Kerrick and John Schooler visit in Jasper while Jennie Schooler moves to Riverside. Numerous neighbors and families, including the Isenmanns, Keiths, Lumens, and Craigs, host and visit across Carthage and surrounding towns. Aaid society gathering planned with Mrs Foster. school term closed with a surprise dinner for Miss Velma Mackey. Ed Fenner and Carl work near Jasper. Pearl Burnett back at central office post after brief Avilla stay.
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John Schooler
Schooler
Jasper
Jennie Schooler
Riverside
Wash
James Hill
Carthage
Mike Isenmann
Clarence Keith
Ora Foster
Downs
Newt. Keener
Bert Keener
A. A. Foster
Foster
Robert Wolfe
Kansas City
Joe Powell
Carl Ballard
Velma Mackey
Mrnday
Summit
George Rogers
Keith
Mary
Henry Covert
Thos. Dodd
MD Isenmann
Gladys Ballard
Marie Owings
Weston Foster
Oklahoma
Avery Poster
McAhron
Golden City
George Hough
Charley Carter
Mary Elliott
California
Ernest Hillington
John Isenmann
Burl
Ed Fenner
Carl
Gresham
Local Social Notes List Miss Andrews Visits and Nearby Visits
Lebanon and Jasper area residents enjoy a weekend of visits and gatherings. Clyde Southwick and family and Mr. Ringer visited Chas Stansberry’s. Virgil Dinwiddie spent Sunday in Lamar at his son in law Henry Coggill’s. Emma Huber and children visited Fred Winter’s. several families hosted relatives and friends including the Heckmans, Andrews, Carns, and Winters. Rural exams at Dorris Valley noted. Grandma Miller ill. musical entertainment at Forest Grove featured by Heckman and Andrews youths.
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Clyde Southwick
Mr. Ringer
Chas
Stansberry
Virgil Dinwiddie
Lamar
Henry Cowgill
Emma Huber
Fred Winter
Arthur Armstrong
C. 5
Andrews
Donna Edmond
Jasper
Geo. Redmond
Helen
Elsie Heckman
Ccle Andrews
Hugh Phillips
Geo. Stice
Co. W. Ryan and Sons
Mia
Claud McConnell
Bud Beatty
George Woodrow
Walter Haile
Ruth Winter
Beulah Stansberry
Irene Phillips
Ocie Andrews
Dorris Valley
Cleo Haile
Duenweg
Raymond Rice
Will Lane
Norris Crumm
Woodrow
Tred Rex
Jack Stansberry
Fred Lee
Fran
Raymond Heckman
Frank Thacker
Sam Davis
Ray
Claud
Heckman and Andrews
Forest Grove
Geo. Carns
Gilbert Keltner
Jess Miller
Frank Miller
Sam Delavon
Webb City
Jed Winter
John Taffner
Sly Tunnell
John King
Heckman
Katie
Elsie
Mra.Thompson
Leroy Owen
Carthage
Mra. Conner
Landon Dayringer
Mary Brown
Cecil Kaderly
Myrtle Dayringer
Myrtle Conner
C. M. Mikesell
Ella
Ab Benson’s
Minnie Malone
Elsie Kauffman
May Brown
John Lee
Tom
Jobe
Myron Miller
H. E. Coiner
Cole Andrews
Brother Guy
Dewey Mikesell
Fredonia
Kans
I. A. Baston
Mr. Poundstone
Joplin
A.H. Brown
Adam Malone
Criece Sellare
St. A. Norton
Coiner
C. M. Mikesel
Dewey
Jake Kaderly
Mr. Hart
Jack Bell
Mikesell
H. E. Conner
J. B. Hull
Killy
Pauline Ely
John Kost
Pittsburg
R. A. Norton
Grandma Kaderly
Frank Killy
Local Social Notes and Obituary Briefs
Miss Luna Dixon and Mrs. Luther Wescott visited, with several relatives seen in Purcell and Carthage. Chase Ball bought a Maxwell touring car. Lonnie Beach is improving after illness. Mrs. Don Ellis, known along the route, died suddenly in Preston. funeral held there.
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Luther Wescott
C. KR. Patterson
H. J. Hille
Carthage
Chas, Wood
Mrs. Moody of
Purcell
W. Wescott
Joe Bird
McCune
J.C. Ross
Charley
John Ross
Chase Ball
Sylvia Binney
Lula Dixon
Lonnie Beach
EC. Talley
Lewis Boyer
Jake Byers
Don Ellis
Preston
Sunday visitors and burial at Cedar Hill Cemetery
Church Sunday services followed by interment at Cedar Hill Cemetery. L A Smith and wife of Oklahoma Mare Cline and wife of Webb City and Frank Scott and wife visited at Charley Cline's Sunday. Mr and Mrs Jacobs spent Monday in Purcell.
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Cedar Biull
L. A. Smith
Oklahoma
Mare Cline
Webb City
Frank Scott
Charley Cline
Mrs. Jacobs
Purcell
Dublin school term ends with program and pie supper
Friday closes a successful Dublin term as Miss Helen Seckman teaches, and pupils prepare a program with an apple pie supper afterward. Several local residents and families visit, travel, or host events across the week, including the Coiner and Kaderly households, with news of a grandmother seriously ill but improving.
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Dublin
Helen Seckman
Daily Thought Quote From Augustine On Friendship And Service
A reflective excerpt highlights friendship as mutual service among colleagues. It emphasizes reconciling enemies and defending those who are wronged, noting the ultimate benefit accrues to the individual who acts. The message underscores personal responsibility in aiding others.
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St. Augustine
Disccouraging. Hobbs Thanks Benefactor For Loan
Hobbs expresses deep gratitude to an old man for a loan and wonders how he can repay. Dobbs responds that gratitude should have been shown before receiving the loan, implying repayment doubt.
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Hobbs
Man
Dobbs
Boston Transcript
Ideal Community Mindset Message
A reflective call for a kinder society urging people to overlook slights accept insults cherish none jealousy and hatred Admonishing readers to cultivate generous minds and open hearts for communal harmony and peace.
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