Ladies of the M E Church Serve Fair Dinners Daily
The ladies of the M E Church will serve dinner each day of the fair in the church building third door east of Exchange. The event promises steady meals and community support through the fair period.
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Newspaper
Jasper News
Location
Jasper, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1922
Page
5
The ladies of the M E Church will serve dinner each day of the fair in the church building third door east of Exchange. The event promises steady meals and community support through the fair period.
A late entry prints details for a fair exhibit with prizes. First and second prizes offer $2.50 for the best gift of Moonie Netherland Ollie, to be shown at the fair.
Three year old brown mule with a small ear clip missing from one ear has strayed from the Holton picture on Duvall Creek. Finder should notify Neal Means or R. H. Boe.
The column records numerous visits and moves among Carthage residents and nearby towns. Clerks, bank staff, salesmen, and families change homes, visit relatives, and relocate for work while public notices and social events are touched on, including a baby show at Liberty Theater.
A fragmented OCR snippet shows scattered small ads and notices including insurance, rental housing, a stray mule, hens for sale, electrical appliance pitches, and magazine subscriptions. Details are partial with names like Sam Davis and W. E. Vaughn, and locations Jasper and Mo.
Fragmented notices list lost tires and rims near Roberts store and Pleasant Hill schoolhouse with finder requests. Another note mentions a child seen Saturday near town returning to Campbell & Bearded Pen. Also references a Good house and barn three miles from town on Coates near First National Bank and a rural school report notice.
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