Hallowe'en and Birthday Party at Dean Home
A social gathering honored Hallowe'en and Mrs Lena Dickerson's birthday at the Dean home in Lebanon Tuesday evening October 41. The event featured games music and a political speech. Refreshments were served by the hostess. Attendees included Alec Keith Lute Vincent Glenn Cartwright George Dickerson Alberta Nixon Lucille Vincent Alberta Motley and Harry Rogers of Webb City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean
Lebanon
Hallowe'en
Lena Dickerson
Alec Keith
Lute Vincent
Glenn Cartwright
Ieo
Nixon
Burl Vincent
Marl Keith
Gordon Rogers
George Dickerson
Ones Nixon
Alvin Vincent
Grandma
Rogers
Alberta Nixon
Lucille Vincent
Alberta Motley
Harry. Rogers
Webb City
Presidential vote shifts show Hughes and Wilson in tight race
As of press time Hughes holds 242 electoral votes and Wilson 251 with Minnesota California and New Mexico still undecided. New Mexico may decide the outcome while Kansas and Ohio deliver unexpected support to Wilson. Missouri districts show party gains with Perl Decker reelected and Joe Maulove defeated in Congress. Local dry votes pass in Jasper and Carthage while St. Louis backs breweries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hughes
Wilson
Minnesota
California
New Mexico
Republians
Kansas
Ohio
Joe Maulove
Congress
Perl Decker
Walter Bailey
Carthage
Jasper
City
Jasper Vote tally for Presidential electors and county offices
The Jasper pre election vote lists county officials and candidates with party labels. Notable tallies include Governor Gardner and Senator Heed Democrats, Representative Decker and Love Rep, and local posts such as Auditor Hinnum and Sheriff Rogers with party votes shown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jasper Preeinet
Ainoie Fon
Hivitie
U.S
Heed
Intekey
Gardner
Rae En Ay
Liz
Decker
Lisi Manlove
State Senate
Andrews
Perkins
Eastern District
Abelem
Earl
Tadlock
Flanigan
Rogers
Tanger
Sansom
Wormington
Alexander
James
McCoy, Rep
Wine Boys Write Home From Missouri State Guards
C O Wine and wife report letters from sons Robert and Charley in the Missouri State Guards camped along the Mexican border. They describe long marches, waist deep creek fords, and decent quarters. Robert notes a recent arm fracture from a rifle pit but says the cast was removed and the arm mending. Charley recalls his sole view of the guard house while on duty. Jasper believes the boys will honor the flag and family rejoices in their good service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert
Charley
Missouri
Bob
Jasper
Jaspes' Prohibition Amendment Majority Vote Report
The statewide prohibition amendment 122 received 200 votes for and 78 against Amendment No 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jaspes
Subscriptions Paid for The News in October
The October records list new subscribers and renewals for The News, with stars marking new joins. Names include Cearnal, Roy Davis, George Hay, G F Wagner, Bert Cline, Dr Laboree, Pauline Stob, Warren Plan, Lee Mitchell, Tala Boyd, Kay Webb, Henry Pugh, Jasper Owings, Everett Dearde, J H Selsor, Julia Warl, Tom Patterson, Joe Rice, and many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamm
Bowers
Ruzeard
Mel Mrew
Louie Henry Pugh
Jasper Owings Everett Dearde
H Selsor
Clara Thead
Dan
Magersey
Jacob Scott
M Owings
Frank Barker
Ballard Lando Hendricks i
Fenner Cule DeSpain Mart
Dellard
Cline
Alva Pugh Wim Stonehocker
Death of Jasper Townsman John T Wallar
John T Wallar, once a well known Jasper citizen, died in a Marcelline Missouri hospital on Thursday October 26 after a surgical operation. He was about 72. A Civil War veteran, Mason, and Methodist, he left Jasper years ago for Muar eelline where he ran a mercantile business. Survived by widow, two daughters and two sons. Jasper residents recall the Wallar family with regret.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John T. Waller
Jasper
Marcelline
Ar. Wallar
Muareelline
M. i. Church
Wallar
Death of George Dunning noted in Wenatchie
George Dunning, a well known local figure for years, died last Saturday at Wenatchie Washington after a prolonged illness. He was about 49 years old. His brother F B Dunning learned of the death on Wednesday morning. Dunning left the area about 15 years ago. His wife had died about a year ago. He is survived by eight children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George M. Dunning
Wenatchie
Wash
F. B. Dunning
Mr. Dunning
Good Roads Day Tuesday for Jasper Southside Work
The Jasper Commercial Club plans a work day south of town to repair a one mile stretch of road before winter. Volunteers with teams will be needed. those with fewer teams are welcome to contribute. Local churches will provide a free dinner, and organizers aim to involve neighboring communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jasper Commercial Club
Jasper South
Countre
Salers
Schuehiberg
Public Sales At Jasper Area Auction Listings
Public sales schedule printed this week shows events near Jasper. On Wednesday November 15 Bert Wand will sell 11 horses 17 hogs cattle hay and fodder. Friday November 17 N Hummel will sell 11 mules horses cattle hogs corn oats and vegetables. Tuesday November 21 W H Stark will offer 5 horses 10 cattle 1 hog and farming implements. Wednesday November 22 George W Moore will sell 14 cattle horses and farming implements. Auctioneers C I Rex and A W Radford listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Wand
Jasper
Tex
N. Hummel
C. F. Rex
Wictioneer
H. Stark
C. i. Res
Wuctioneer
George W. Moore
A. W. Radflord
Letter from Waterburys from Richmond Wans
A letter from L. T. Waterbury and wife living in Richmond, Wans, reports cheerful notes received several days ago. Mrs. Waterbury has not been well all summer but remains buoyant. Mr. Waterbury runs a jewelry store and repair shop and can work most days, though his condition mirrors his time here. They send regards to Jasper friends and express a wish to visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tr. Jinott
L.T. Waterbury
Richmond
Wans
Mrs. Waterbury
Mr. Waterbury
Jasper
Tovall
Zion Ladies Bazaar at Johnston's November 17
The Ladies Aid Society will host a bazaar at C. 5. Johnston's on the afternoon and evening of November 17. Lunch offerings include pumpkin pie sandwiches pickles coffee and doughnuts plus home made candy. An evening entertainment program is being prepared for the youth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Aid Society
Johnston's
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hallowe’en
First National Bank
Jasper, Missouri
F. F. Follmer
E. B. Jacobs
W. H. Waters, Jr
Cashier
E. L. Crawford
Asst. Cashier
W. KR. Schooler
D. H. Wampler
A. F. Gresham
H. G. Griffin
Wine Boys
Will Redmond
Wilhait George Waltz
Aston Joe Rice
Moulton
James Totel
AW Sehott
Fred Campbell
EL. Thornton
Mrs Gioldman
T Woodrow John Wright
Follmer
A'T Berry
John T. Wallar
George Dunning
Waterburys
The
Nyal Pharmacy
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