Surprise at Corders' Baptist party catches Yale Corder
A late evening surprise party gathered at the Corder home after meeting at the church around 8:00 p.m. The group, led by the Baptist Sunday school, swooped the home, shared social hours, and dispersed after light refreshments. Attendees included Anderson Lear, Marthe Mooter, Nellie Brown, Ida Thomas, Carrie Spyder, Minnie Spyder, Elmer Joiner, Reuben Brown, Roy Carter, Max Carter, Frank Brooks, and others.
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Tims
Baptist Sunday School
Corder Home
Yale
Mra
Anderson Lear
Misses Marthe Mooter
Nellie Brown
Ids Thomas
Carrie
Minnie Spyder
Ems
Minnie Busby
Ids Taeter
Fracie MccMallon
Rits Brooks
Lethe Burrard
Loos Owings
Maggie Teater
Minera
Roy
Max Carter
Elmer Joiner
Reuben Brown
Marl White
Frank Brooks
Olis Owioge
Glen Bosuard
Death of Andrew Keltner in Idaho hotel fire
John Kaltner and J M Saoford returned from Twin Falls Idaho with the body of Andrew Keltner 45 a bachelor and Weater Lumber Co foreman Burned to death in the Hureks hotel and adjoining building The hotel fire occurred early Thursday morning The body was found among debris after rescue attempts Chief Lewis Reaume led the investigation Keltner was a respected Jasper citizen with wide county ties Funeral services were held at the M E church with Rev Requa officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jobo Kaltner
J. M. Saoford
Twin Falls
Idaho
Andrew Keltner
Jagperman
Rev. Requa
M. E
Salam
Jasper
Mr. Keltner
Weater Lumber Company
Buorord
Hureks
George H. Moore
St. Regis Bar
Lewis Reaume
Buroadu
Keltner
Lost Moon haunts Jasper as schools bow out of league
A cloud hangs over Jasper Missouri athletics after the Moon's departure. The Jasper directors disapprove of sports and request dismissal from the wabous league per a letter to Secretary Gray. The Carthage community laments Jasper leaving the billboard crowds flocked to see Jasper. The interior department plans a mechanical piano violin player exhibit at the national corn exposition in Masabadur. H. F. Pitts traveled to Excelsior Springs for a week. Harry Burch visited Carthage Tuesday.
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Jasper
Gray
Wabous League
Carthage
Department of the Interior
Masbadur
Moses best flour arrives at lowest price now available
A car load of Moses' Best flour has been received and is offered at the very lowest price. The ad touts it as the best on earth and invites customers to buy what they want.
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Moses
Former Jasper Girl Dies of Typhoid Fever
Mary Atkinson, once known to Jasper residents as Miss Mary Atkinson and later Mrs Frank Manolonga, died last Sunday at Webb City from typhoid fever. Her remains were brought to Jasper for burial Tuesday afternoon at the Brethren cemetery after services at the local church. The Atkinson family lived five miles northwest of Jasper before moving to Webb City. Mary later married Frank Manolonga and they resided in Pittsburg, Kansas until recently.
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Frank Manolonga
Jasper
Mary Atkinson
Johnson Atkinson
Webb City
Brethren
Atkinson
Mary
Frank Man
Card of Thanks for the Keltner Family
We extend sincerest thanks to friends for their sympathy and floral offerings upon the death and obsequies of our late brother Andrew Keltner and the Keernen family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Keltner
Fraxx Keernen
Joan Keurner
Saul Keltner
Jas
Kerner
Dax Keersen
Wa. Kearnen
Mra
J. M
San Forp
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Corders
Bart Corder
Vic
Webb Brothers [Mercantile Co
Twin Falls News
Salem
Kelther
Emake
Widan
Mapkeer Bank
Missouri
The
First National Bank
Saper
H. F. Pitts
Excsior Springs
Harry Burch
Tursesday
H. E. Stevens
Longa
Pittsburg
Kans
Dr. Schooler
South Side Drug Store
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