Jasper Route 2 Community Notes Include Visits and Sales
Miss Lua Dixon is noted in Jasper Route 2 with mentions of Mrs Frances Pace visiting Joplin and Mrs Milt Cline visiting Newton County relatives. Local residents attended Frank King's sale Friday and Joe Hird and family visited Carthage relatives. Sylvia Binney stays with Mrs Starrett as visits to Henderson home occurred. W H Selsor and Wilson Wright plan a sale at Selsor's place next Tuesday October 10 before moving to Carthage. Chas Wescott and family visited N M Pixon and family. Henry Myers visited Pittsburg relatives one night last week. George Moser and wife spent Sunday with W B Milton and wife. Several on this route attended Purcell Saturday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Pace
Joplin
Milt Cline
Newton County
Frank King
Joe Hird
Carthage
Sylvia Binney
Starrett
Robert Melee
Mr. Bird
Henderson
W. HH. Selsor
Wilson Wright
Mr. Selsor
Chas, Wescott
N. M. Pixon
Henry Myers
Pittsburg
Kang
George Moser
W. B. Milton
Purcell
Community News Briefs From Local District
Farmers report calves lost to a suspected black leg outbreak as selling continues. Carrie Serafine returns from visiting Mrs Nlt ting while plans to move to Oronogo for the winter are noted. Ice cream social at Shap ley schoolhouse supported the local school fund. Several neighbors attended the Frank King sale and a Blue Sunday convention drew a large crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrie Serafine
Sntting
Willatma
Oronogo
Frank King
Shapley Schoolhouse
Warren Pfander
J. E. Gulick
Golden City
Kansas City
John Buzzard
Lamar
Wim. Patterson
Chas. Elting
Walter Mosley
Thoms Falwards
Blue and Bethel Township Sunday School Meet
The Northfork Township Sunday School convention was held at Blue Sunday and was a great success. Reverend Mr. Weaver of Oronogo preached the convention sermon to an attentive audience. A basket dinner followed, enjoyed by all. Various local residents and visitors are noted visiting friends and relatives in nearby towns. Correspondents are reminded to mail letters by Monday to reach the office that evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northfork Township
Blue Sunday
Weaver
Oronogo
Philip
Violet Budd
Walt McPeak
Catherine Elliott
Des Moines
Iowa
Lee Mitchell
John King
Churney Aris
Pink
Byers
Jasper
Eva Cline
Vera Hobson
Marion King
Joe Faris
Tom Wood
Claude Rudde
Fander
Diamond
Bunday
Charley King
Blue Star Community Notes and Social Revisit
Walter Pennington leaves for Council Bluffs to work for months. Numerous family and neighbor visits across Blue Star include Heckman Gugler Andrews Hull Kaderly and others with calls at Malone Dayringer and Patterson homes. Social rounds extend to Carthage Lamar Jasper and Oronogo with rallies and school events noted.
Local residents attend Blue Sunday gathering in Rising Sun
Miss Nerrie Lowe and John Lowe attended the convention at Blue Sunday. John Sunderland spent Sunday at T. O. Patterson's. Roe Cline was in the Blue neighborhood Sunday. Emery Teeter and family visited I. Patterson's. Dave Lowe and family spent Sunday at Dick Patterson's. Miss Nettle Lowe and Misses Ning and
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Lowe
Blue
John Sunderland
T. O. Patterson
Roe Cline
Emery Teeter
I. ©. Patterson
Dave Lowe
Dick Patterson
Miss Nettle Lowe
Misses Ning
Rally Day at Salem Draws Big Salem Crowd
Vernon Matthews wore a hopeful smile as Rally Day opened on October 1. 179 attended Sunday School in the morning, the church overflowed at dinner, and the Ladies Aid had decorated with flowers. The Salem Band joined Jasper musicians for opening music while visitors from Carthage arrived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernon Matthews
Ladies Aid
Salem Band
Jasper
Priver
Bro. Flower
Roy Wells
Homer Bayne
Dave Holmes
Nathan Rice
Miss Maude Rice
Okis Friday News Roundup of Local Visits and Calls
Mr Grider reports from Carthage with her and oliied over night. Dennis Grider visited Webb City and works with Mr Wells on a building there. Bertha Webber called on Mrs Bertie Garner and baby Sunday. Davis Grider visited J C Webber Sunday. Mrs Grider visited Grandma Armstrong Sunday. Mrs L H Miller from near Golden City called at the Webber home Tuesday. Lena Griffitts stayed all night with Velma Taffner Wednesday. Mrs Estell Taffner called on Grandma Armstrong and Bertha Webber Thursday. The News will take your subscriptions for the daily papers.
Carytown News and Local Happenings
Carytown residents report Mastin Stith and Mr. Cline shipped hogs last Monday. Annie Strong and others from Carytown attended Brethren Church Sunday night. Salem will host preaching next Sunday by Mr. Pinnell. Salem ladies meet October 5 at Mrs Dan Matthews. Mrs SXenney Millers mother returned home after two weeks. Jefferson Highway road work stalls with crushed rock and narrow sections. Mrs Ora Gresham, Mrs Benschooter and Miss Jessie Gresham from Carthage visited Mrs Pile Miller. Jessie Gresham and Florence Miller attended Bradshaw’s party Saturday night. Mrs KR Elliott hosted guests from Greenfield last Tuesday. Misses Vera Bernice and Caryl Boyd at Bredshaw’s party. Pearl Alexander and Stuby Bull spent part of last week at Carterville. Mrs Sam McReynolds attended Frank King’s sale Friday. Bernice Vera and Caryl Boyd at Salem League Sunday night. Two young men passed through town distributing Mormon pamphlets. A light frost occurred recently. The old saying of frogs and rain is unreliable nowadays. Salam Vand practiced at Jasper Saturday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mastin Stith
Cline
Carytown
Annie Strong
Brethren Church
Salem
Pinnell
Dan Matthews
Sxenney Miller
Jefferson Highway
Ora Gresham
Benschooter J
Jessie Gresham
Carthage
Pile Miller
Florence Miller
Bradshaw's
KR. F. Elliott
Greenfield
Vera
Bernice
Caryl Boyd
Bredshaw's
Pearl Alexander
Stuby Bull
Carterville
Sam McReynolds
Frank King
League
Jasper
Deatha Webber and Daily Life in Dublin in Brief
Mrs John Armstrong visited Landon Dayringer and family on Wednesday Mrs Grider returned home from Miami noting the Foster relatives in Dublin and surrounding area this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Armstrong
Landon Dayringer
Mrs. Grider
Miami
Dry Fork Neighborhood Notes and Repeats
DRY FORK Mrs W F Kina Reveto from our neighborhood attended the Belly Day exercises at Salem Sunday Mrs Bert Ward called at FE NR King's Saturday afternoon Willis Carna and wife expect to move soon to the place vacated by Mr Winans and family Quite a number of the neighbor came Sunday to visit Riley King who is sick Frank King's sale was well attended last Friday and things sold reasonably well Bird Frost visited Mrs Arthur Frost one day last week Homer King and family visited in our neighborhood Sunday Frank King and wife are visiting a few days here before leaving for California where they expect to locate
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reveto
Salem
Bert Ward
King
Willis Carna
Winans
Riley King
Frank King
Bird Frost
Arthur Frost
Homer King
California
Also Mentioned on This Page
Neighborhood News
Lua Dixon
Charles Nlting
Blue and Bethel
Eowa Yatves
Blue Star
Myrtle Colnnr
Walter Pennington
Council Plaffe
William Gugler
Ilinois
Heckman
Gugler
Guy
Parker Andrews
Fred Lee
Raymond
Frank Heckman
J. E. Hull
Kackley
Miss Hull
Mr. Post
Harrisonville
Okla
Mr. Hull
Frank Kaufman
Adam Malone
John Cox
H. F E. Coiner
Tilly Rilley
Houser
Halterman
Chas. Lambeth
Pennington
Lambeth
Tesh
James
C. M. Mikeselland
Silas Griffitts
Jake Kaderly
John Wheeler
Myrtle Colmer
Son Loyd
Ed Owen
Wm. Thompson
Mr. Goddard
Beall
Cecil Kaderly
Lula Wells
W.S. Pennington
Jessie
Emma King
Prof
Brous of
Blue Star School
J. L. Shaunee
London
C. M. Mikesell
J. KE. Hull
Dorothy Patterson
Frank
Willis Carnshall
Winane Farm
Mra
Ed Calvert
Tom
Dick Paterrson
Mr. Bluebaugh
Abe Teeter
Luther Wescott
Will Wood
Lois Umphiet
Mearl Taft
Omer Webb
Thomas Patterson
Grace Patterson
Dorothy
Karl Patterson
Rising Sun
Nerrie Lowe
the News
Rorre Turner
Dublin
Mars
Deatha Webber
Dry Fork
W. F. Kina
Farmers & Merchants Bank
Clearing House Association
Federal Reserve Bank
United States
Farmers &Merchants
Bank of Jasper
Joe H. Deardorff
McDaniel
J. P. Leiss
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