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Newspaper
Jasper News
Location
Jasper, Missouri, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1922
Page
5
Fragmentary line shows Jasper Missouri newspaper masthead with publisher Tee P Drake, noting post office registration and 1898 second class matter.
Local readers in usehear news see line and state each line readers in black type ten cents per line minimum. twenty five cents for cards of associations notices of dinners for societies churches lodges where a charge is made. regular rate of six cents a line prevails.
The wedding of Miss Kellner Hininger to Clarence Marion Hininger took place with Rev. H H Martin officiating in Seneca Missouri. The bride, a Jasper High School graduate, trained at Rocky Mound and plans to be a farmer's wife on the Brand Farm near Iantha after May 20.
Elder James M. Mohler of Leeton will conduct Saturday and Sunday services. Sunday includes School at 9 45, dedication at 11, dinner at noon, worship at 2, and a Christian Workers meeting at 7 led by Grace Greenwood. Sunday School enrollment has more than doubled this year with broad interest and a cordial welcome extended.
A church service featured a Mother’s Day sermon with carnations for mothers, followed by floral tributes and prayers for those who have passed. Local residents, including D Matthews and families, visited at George Carter’s home after services, while others joined in social and family outings. A burglary alarm startled residents on Monday. a burglar in overalls was fired at and fled into the creek woods, as neighbors and dogs aided a wide search.
Mary Carns and family were called on by Mrs Sue Mitchell Mrs Mc Quillin and Mrs Mable Mitchell and children at Frank Carns Friday. Ethel Pugh visited Ola Worley Sunday. N S C Club postponed meeting at Mrs Orahoods until next Thursday. Mr McPeak and family dined at Mrs Budds Sunday. George Budd family and Mert Quillin and wife called there. Claud Budd and family and Bert Quillin and wife called at Elmerugh Sunday evening. School notes mention Fos at Bethel May 28. Glen Buzzard and wife of Joplin visited Lee Mitchell Sunday. Bowman and Fee spent Sunday at Mr Jerhi tari Bowman and vacates Woods.
A fragmentary column of voluntary testimonials praise O. V. B. Coal Oil, with quotes from readers like E. P. Read and Cal Schell claiming it is the best coal oil they have used. The note notes lamp performance and advertises the product amid scattered names and references.
A run of scattered social activities and family visits fills the week. Names include Mrs Yates, Mr Carns, Mrs Mason, Miss Althea Armstrong, Miss Jennie Conrad, and Mr Everett Lou with Mrs Zoah Billington. Sunday School events, a Mothers Day program, and a Richland Trip Convention are mentioned along with new teaching assignments at Union Valley and Farmers Union School. Incubator chick batch and Winter’s first experience are noted.
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