Lebanon Notes Include Fishing Dinger and Community Visits
Local items from Lebanon recounts weekend happenings with Harrison Waltz and Joe Smith in Mt. Moriah, a 20 pound fish praised as a dinger, Frank Ray and Allen Quinn head to Dixon for farm work, and ongoing social calls at numerous homes. Egg sales and chick brooding mark recent farm activity as residents share church song service and neighbors’ visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison Waltz
Joe Smith
Mt. Moriah
Harrison
Frank Ray
Allen Quinn
Dixon
Nebraska
W. EE. Stratton
Farmers Union
Lebanon Sunday School
Fred Miller
Winter
Freel Winter
H. J. Stansberry
Waltz Home
Wm Redmond
G. H. Redmond
Clyde Southwick
Bernice
Chaos
Stansberry
Nanoma
Waltz
Arlene An
Gee
Wally
J. J. Carns
J. W. Phillips
Zoah Andrews
John Brown
Jasper
J. M. Hyley
Myrtle
I. J. Norris
M. Hyley
C. &. Andrews
Chas
McCormicks
Andrews
Homer Rolinson
Orville Andrews
Mra
Geo
Nex
J. H. Merring
W. FE
Union Valley Social Roundup Mentions Many Local Visits
Union Valley notes list Miss Helen Scorr Henry Conklin and others traveling to Carthage for business and visiting friends over the weekend. Samuel Phillips, Fred Isenman and family, Frank Buerge and others are cited visiting homes, teaching assignments, and hosting gatherings. Lucile and Earl Scott of Jasper spent the weekend with Jacob Scott and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ienry Conklin
Carthage
Samuel Phillips
Fred Isenman
Barton County
Frank Buerge
Henry Conklin
Mr. Carns
J. W. Phillips
Charley McClintock
Leota
Adna
Basil McClintock
Mmes
Robert Smith
Ernest McConnell
Cleorge McConnell
Geneva Hubbard
Union Valley
Joy Kerney
Arthur McClorg
J. M. Carter
Irene Winans
Leoni McClintock
J. J. Buerge
Allan Jiuerge
C. Buerge
Jacob Scott
Harve Muerge
Jasper
Allan Buerge
Geneva
Kenyon Hubbard
Gladys Patterson
Fred Phillips
Kerney
Chace Giulick
John Pfander
Lucile
Earl Scott
Pendleton Area News Brief from Carytown and Nearby
Carytown residents report Mr. and Mrs. Enira Turner and families visited Greenfield Sunday. Machinery ready to drill a well at Mr. Palmer's on Perry. Mendel Drake of Jasper guests of Cordell Keller last week. Christian Endeavor meeting led by Agnes Gresham. No meeting next Sunday. May Edwards' daughter sick. Endeavor social at Salem on May 1 made about 60 attendees and a small profit. Mrs. Kenney Miller hosted guests. Mr. Askins returned home Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenney Miller
I. F. Elliott
Greenfield
Hubert Gresham
Merta Crow
Measant Hill
Paul Edwards
Edwards
May
Endeavor Society
Salem
Lakeside
Turner
Askins
Sheridan and nearby families share a Sunday of visits
Sheridan residents and relatives gathered for a Sunday of calls and a school picnic on Goon Creek. Edna Davie, Elsie Gireshamy, and several families from Sterling visited, with Ralph Sterling and new Sunbeam member Lewis Kidwards noted. A pie and pound party benefited the Willing Workers and Sunbeams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glennarry
John
Clyde Crow
Agnes Greslin
Bernier Noyd
GW. Smith
Stanley
Clarence Gireshamy
Sterling
Et. Warrick
Duenweg
Patrick
S. J. Sterling
Lewis Kidwards
Sunbeam
Ralph Sterling
Bessie
Leslie
Alice Templin
Pleasant View School Closes After Successful Term
Miss Eichel Probert closed a successful Pleasant View term as eighty five attended a noon dinner. Pupils and patrons enjoyed a program and prizes were given for perfect attendance and tardiness. The class presented the teacher a manicure set and plans for next year were announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleasant View
Eichel Probert
Aprilia
Eihel
Doyle McConnell
Stella Campbell
Violet Hale
Alberta Nixon
Ones Nixon
Carlos Gardner
Mabel
Ruth McIntyre
Vera Magoffin
Willie Lill
Alberta
Nixon
Nina
Will BM
Violet
Pearl Hale
Lawrence
Kenneth Storbeck
Misa Fithel
Just and Calm Manner Inspires Children and Families
A brief editorial note emphasizes that a just calm demeanor by elders and regular family life strongly influence children. It asserts such examples foster healthful habits and followers with similar qualities, as quoted in a standard Exchange remark. It also discusses wood and coal heating, detailing that a cord and a half of mixed softwoods equals a ton of coal, with cedar and various pines requiring two cords.
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Lebanon
Aruna Armstrong
J.e.carter
A. J. Thomas
George Dickerson
Bert Fankin
Carl McClintock
Helen Scorr
Carytown
Enira Turner
Sheridan
Miss Fern Patrick
Jasper County
S. 13Th Street
W. T. Berry
May Liz
Kansas City
Swift
Webb Brothers
Swift's Fertilizers
Ipays
I. J. Deardorff
Jose
H. J. Deardorff
Men’s Outfitter
Jasper, Missouri
Main Street
Grand Avenue
J. O. Buster
Jasper MO
Marlix
Quality
Crandall Bros
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