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Newspaper
Jasper News
Location
Jasper, Missouri, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1915
Page
2
Blue Star society items recount last week’s visits and travel among residents. Families from Blue Star and nearby towns joined friends in town, with extended visits to Jasper, Sedalia, and Boston. Local gatherings included Sunday church and a planned Sunday School, plus news of marriages and farm activity.
Mrs May Marriews and Tom Flowers visited relatives while Mr Hartley’s neighborhood saw work on the mill. Farmers plowed seed wheat amid Hessian fry. one field lost seed worth 100. Dry Fork fording improved after two days. Mrs Cirvan of Medoc visited her daughter Mrs Goll. a surprise party for Arthur Courtney entertained friends with ice cream. The Art School opened with thirteen members. Band practice set for Friday. Kayden Seidner sheared sheep last week.
Mrs Magers of Kansas City visited home folks the first of the week. Miss Ruby Jarvis returned home after a month in Kansas City. Jola Welsh visits grandparents in Lamar. Forty neighborhood youths spent Saturday evening at Allen Miller's for a fine time.
Lebanon Miss Ayhtra Armstrong and Mrs J T Norris visit Mer cer County kin. Several local families host callers and attend gatherings as Illness, church socials and a three week Sunday school contest unfold. An ice cream social is planned at Lebanon Church on May 1 with invitations extended.
Vedro Tidball and Arthur Mevins visited Joe Crusa on Sunday. Kell Boyd stayed with his brother KK Boyd and family. Frank Carns spent Sunday away. Mrs A Richardson and Mrs Hunter of Asbury visited Grandma Kincaid and Clarence Hiner and family from near Neck City, then with Frank Wardlow’s family near Msrom. Homer Good and wife and Miss Mula Armstrong from near Carthage visited relatives. Mrs Good remembered as Tazel Armstrong. John Lucas and wife hosted a dance Saturday night. George Livingston and J Rh Hatcher did carpentry for S R Mitchell of Jasper. Bert Quillin spent Sunday with Guy Sarafine.
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