Ironton Superintendent Visits Relatives Here
Everett Deardorff, superintendent of Ironton schools, and his family are visiting relatives in town.
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Newspaper
Jasper News
Location
Jasper, Missouri, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1922
Page
1
Everett Deardorff, superintendent of Ironton schools, and his family are visiting relatives in town.
Dr. Nadal president gave an oratorical address titled The Vision of Youth at the commencement exercises. The senior class includes 10 young ladies and 5 young men with 7 rural and 8 town students. Several will continue studies next year. Class roll includes Lynn Scott Helen Hastings John Crow Lucile Scott Walter Hardaway Ruth Good Sam Wine Nellie Hane Harley Hammond Marie Rosebaugh Mildred Winans Elva Howrey Blanche Cline Lena Wiseman Helen Stith.
Farmers and Merchants Bank names new officers and directors after a May board meeting. T. B. Hardaway is appointed director and assistant cashier, to begin duties June 1. C. R. Patterson remains president, Fred Gresham vice president, N. H. Patterson cashier, with listed directors including L. Roberts, A. Lowe, Cacile Patterson, and Hardaway.
Omer Webb his wife and Mr and Mrs Uriah Smith traveled to Joplin and on returning encountered a heavy hail storm. Large stones pierced auto tops while one stone struck Mr Smith knuckle as he tried to block rain with a finger. He then hid his hands in his pockets.
Mrs Dora Hastings sells the Ladies Toggery Shop to Mr Burnett a Girard Kane merchant who moved the stock to Girard this week She will follow to Girard to start a new business and move her family in a few days.
Jasper High School adds two subjects for the coming year Home economics taught by Miss Sarah Mote of Carthage and Music taught by Miss Esther Barnhart of Carthage. Miss Mote is a daughter of County Farm Agent Mote and specializes in home economics. The changes are expected to raise prestige and attract more rural students and patrons.
Mrs. Mary Myers of Pittsburg Kansas was buried in Masonic Cemetery after a brief graveside service by Rev. E H Sapp. She lived here years ago and was 68. She was sister to Mrs. Wm Rice and half sister of Mrs. C R Patterson with another half sister in Neck City and a brother in Pittsburg.
Mayor Hull mourns the death of his brother Frank Hull who died in Greenfield after an earlier Fort Scott operation for internal cancer. Funeral and burial occurred in Greenfield on Tuesday.
Sunday visitors to the peony fields near Sarcoxie included Misses Ruth Good Lucille Scott Helen Hastings Grace Eaton and Helen Stitha, and Messrs Elmo Maize John Crow Carl Teeter Walter Hardaway and Wilford Crow.
A mother and daughter banquet drew about 85 to 90 attendees. The editor’s wife read verses about ailing parents and medical indifference, contrasting care for mothers with neglect of fathers, as described in a humorous, domestic parody.
A large crowd celebrated Mrs. J. H. Campbell's seventy second birthday at home with 10 children and 17 grandchildren present. Of her 7 sons and 3 daughters all attended except one son in Kansas. Guests included Nate Sellars Arcadia Alf Gus Grady Philip Campbell Grant Clint Lemasters George Costley B F Johnson Emery Tiller Roy Tiller Oscar Follmer and more as a hearty noon dinner followed.
True paint economy depends on area a gallon covers not price per gallon. A gallon of Devoe covers 50 to 100 square feet more than ordinary paint and lasts longer, boosting value over typical paints.
The Brethren Church reports a fitting dedication last Sunday with a lawn basket dinner enjoyed by many. Gratitude is extended to business people and others who contributed toward purchasing the church. Announcements: Sunday School 9 45 a m Christian Workers meeting 7 p m. Reporter.
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