Sunday School Plans and Local Visits in Dewey
Mrs May Matthews appears in an extended Dewey ledger of names and errands. Vernon Matthews is offered the state organizer post for Sunday Schools in Oklahoma or Colorado by J W McLean. Mr Matthews has not decided. Families from Carterville and California visit, while several already listed residents spend Sunday with neighbors. Seventeen pupils enroll in the art school. the Dewey School board hires Mrs Whitlalk for next year. Weather notes include rainfall and Dun fording.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sonchoty
J. W. Mclean
American Sunday School Union
Vernon Matthews
Salem
Oklahoma
Colorado
Matthews
Mr. Rusk
Carterville
Mining
Cooper
Hiram Bull
Valley Binuth
Ed Karls
Lorenn Mstey
Hirold Estey
Jasper
Local Social Roundup At Rising Sun And Nearby Homes
Families and friends visiting and socializing across Rising Sun Jasper and Neck City reported in a Sunday round of calls. Multiple residents including Lowe Wescott Patterson Teeter and Patterson families shared visits and photographed moments with Nettle and others.
Carytown School Closed Due to Illness Cleared
The Good Roads Club from Carthage graded from Dry Fork to the base line. Miss Vern Boyd stayed with Mrs Joe Edwards. Miss Helen Piliott absent sick. Mr R I Elliott ill. Miss Agnes Gresham Sunday at Boyd home. Grandma Cling visiting Will Cline and Stith's. Mamie Sidwell with Jessie Zinn. Miss Elsie Gresham taught the school this year and it was very successful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Good Roads Club
Carthage
Dry Fork
Vern Boyd
Joe Edwards
Helen Piliott
R. I. Elliott
Miller
Agnes Gresham
Boyd
Grandma Cling
Will Cline
Stith
Mamie Sidwell
Jessie Zinn
Blue and Bethel Community Notes and Visits
Miss EonNA YATES is listed with Blue and Bethel in a local notes roundup. The item mentions visits among residents including Mrs. George Lilly, Ruby, John King and family, Maude Hartley, Violet Budd, and Mrs. Alice Keltner, plus a Rocky Mound school program and a recent death in Pittsbury. Local trips to Carthage and Wittsburg are noted, with several households hosting visitors and a successful school term at Blue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Lilly
Ruby
Alice Keltner
Marion King
John King
Maude Hartley
Violet Budd
Rocky Mound
George Quillin
Geo. Lilly
Harve Luca
Steve Larens
Auth
Maude Arner
Jessie Lucas
Bunnie Atkinson
Roy King
Fiminga
Edna Yates
Deing Yates
John Hagen
Vera Hobson
Diamond Mra and Miss Conrad End Teaching Term
Diamond vicinity reports a small school closing Friday with many friends attending. Six rural graduates and several promoted mark Miss Conrad's second successful term, though she will not return next winter due to her mother's health. Other local notes include illnesses, social calls, corn planting plans, and observations of wildlife on nearby pastures. Local residents include Mrs. York, Mrs. Gulick, Mrs. Nett, and Mr. Gulick among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Conrad
Reba Buzzard
Clyde Wagner
George Wagner
Wardlow
Osborn
Diamond
Lebanon News Highlights Local Visits and School News
Lees of Lebanons social notes recount visits by Mrs. Guy Norris and others, plus many neighbors calling on friends across town. Miss Lure Hastings closes another school term with a noon dinner for about 46, and Lebanon Sunday School begins a fresh contest as townspeople join in community events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowman
Sheridan Social News Notes From Duenweg Area
Mrs. Crow and Mrs. Sterling visited relatives at Duenweg Wednesday. George Smith and wife entertained at dinner Sunday with Bessie Stanley, Sam Wheeler and family and Faye Wheeler of Carthage. Fern Patrick spent Sunday with Walker Hubbard and family. John and Clyde Crow visited grandparents in Jasper last week. Mrs. Sterling with granddaughter Mrs. W. I. King Saturday. Pearl Hay worked for Mrs. Chas Brdshaw. Frank King and wife from Greenfield visited. Edna Davis staying with Agnes Gresham to school while brother Paul has measles. Rain limited corn planting. farmers noted. Ralph Berry and family dined with Tom Brock Sunday. John Crow worked for Mr. Smith part of last week. Mrs. Peterson teaming with her daughter Mrs. Art Radford this week. Hugh Sterling spent Saturday night at Duenweg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crow
Mrs. Sterling
Duenweg
George Smith
Bessie Stanley
Sam Wheeler
Faye Wheeler
Carthage
Fern Patrick
Walker Hubbard
John
Clyde Crow
Jasper
W. I. King
Pearl Hay
Chas
Brdshaw
Frank King
Greenfield
Rick Bender
Aurry Bender
Lillie Whitlock
Edna Davis
Agnes Gresham
Paul
Sterling
Art Radford
Girl
Ralph Berry
Tom Brock
John Crow
Mr. Smith
Peterson
Hugh Sterling
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Neighborhood News
Dewey
May Matthews
Rising Sun
Nerrin Lowe
the ‘Teeter
Walter Aviemer
Vici
Calvert
Leonard Taft
Emery ‘Yeeter
Dave Lowe
Nettie
Miss Nettle
Dick Patterson
Nikla Patterson
Luther Wescott
Wilford Patterson
Ward
Seth Gresham
Will Wood
Ve Lowe
Dick Jerson
Karlie Haayvlett
William [Ice
Meredith Hendricks
I. C. Patterson
Emery Teeter
Abe Teeter
D. W. Teeter
Charlie Patterson
Neck City
Carytown
Feprro Turner
Blue and
Bethel
Eonna Yates
Mra
Charles Filting
Milton
Miss Gulick
Thomas Edwards
Moser
Fred Moser
Nett
Homer
Lebanon
Mise Zome
Andrewe
Henry GoaiViott
Geo. Hutle’s
Guy Norris
Nebraska
Jack Hiley- Aberwite
Pyaarptracket's
Krank Seterife
Mike Edith
Noreday
Andrews
Dinwiddie
Will Dotaun
Homer Woodrow
Walter Laile
F. Z. Hill
May
Geo. Haile
Ernest McCullum
Chant Andrews
Nellie Goodrich
Renn Haile
Owill Lyman
Will Griffitts
Woodrow
Frank Crow
Geo. Redmond
Chana
Frank Keltner
Zonh
Opal Andrews
H. St. Gottrich
Sheridan
Mass Ferny Patrick
T. H. Hammond
Jasper Coun
Progressive Institution
Jasper, Mo
RED Star
Wichita
Schooler Grain Company
Missouri
Dean Jasper
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