Local residents visiting friends and relations
Mrs J C Stalter of Baxter Springs Kansas visited friends here last week Mrs Hapgoof of Humansville Missouri was the guest of Mrs L A Cordz last week John P Leiss of Joplin circulated among his Jasper friends yesterday Mrs W E McGhie of Columbus Kansas visited A F Drake and family last week
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J.C. Stalter
Baxter Springs
Kans
Hapgoof
Humansville ,Mo
L. A (Cordz
John P. Leiss
Joplin
Jasper
W.E. McGhie
Columbus, Kans
A. F. Drake and
Mrs. V. A. Cavenee Dies After Operation
Mrs. Maggie Teeter Cavenee, wife of Virgil A. Cavenee, died Monday evening at Carthage Hospital after an operation for bowel obstruction. Nearly 90, she was born in Indiana, lived in Jasper, and was a longtime Baptist Church member. She leaves her husband, one sister, two half brothers, and a large circle of friends.
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Maggie Teéter Cavenee
Virgil A. Cavenee
Carthage Hospital
W. T. Medearin
Lamar
District Superintendent Here at M E Church
District Superintendent H B Foster will preach Sunday morning with communion service. The pastor will preach again at 8 o clock in the evening. The first quarterly conference convenes Monday evening at 7 o'clock. Rev I H Sapp and family will move to Jasper in a few days.
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H. B. Foster
M. E
I. H. Sapp
Jasper
Diamond Cut Diamond Opens New Serial on Page Two
The News launches a new serial story titled Diamond Cut Diamond and directs readers to page 2. The paper notes its careful story selection for this department and mentions reader comments praising the fiction in the serials.
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Weaders
Sunday School Athletic Meet Postponed to October 18
The Jasper County Sunday School meet at Lakeside, originally set for last Saturday, was postponed due to the fair. It will now be held at Lakeside on Saturday October 18. All Sunday Schools invited. gate bills available at the News Office.
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Jasper County
Lakeside
Jasper City Fair Opens Under Cloudy Skies
Jasper's fair began Tuesday amid threatening rain and a late wheat-planting season reflected in few exhibits yet praised for quality. Farmers benefit from last week's rain as ground dries. An aerial company offers rides, and the local team plays daily with Lamar, winning Tuesday to 0. A Lamar band performs, Crawford's tent show and a merry go round entertain visitors from nearby towns.
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Jasper
Carthage Aerial Company
Lamar
Sto
Minden
Crawford
Public Sales: Wertnerkday and Crumm joint stock sale
Wertnerkday sale occurs October 22 seven miles east of Jasper offering 9 horses and mules 15 cattle hogs and farm implements. Norma Crumm Frank King and B F Johnson hold joint stock sale October 23 at Crumm home four miles south and two east of Jasper with 45 cattle 40 sheep 7 hogs and farm implements auctioneered by A W Radford and B F Boland.
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Wertnerkday
Wm. McConnell
Jasper
A. W. Radford
Norma Crumm
Frank King
B. F. Johnson
Rainstorm Damages Homes During Roof Work
Dr. Houser had his roof reshingled last week and a heavy rain followed as carpenters removed shingles. Tarpaulins were spread but wind blew part of them away, flooding Dock's house and forcing new wallpaper and plaster. George Sewall of the Carthage Press took notes at the fair.
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Dr. Houser
Dock
George Sewall
Carthage
Fraser boy injured in hay mow fall
Roy Jacobs, 13, son of George Jacobs and wife, living five miles southwest of Jasper, is recovering from a fracture of the left arm suffered in a fall from a hay mow.
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Roy
George Jacobs
Jasper
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V. A. Cavenee
First National Bank
Jasper, Mo
U.S
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Federal Reserve Stock
W. H. Waters, Jr
Cashier
Jasper City Fair
Tia
White Bros. & Hayzlett
Carter Garage
Main Street
H. F. Pitts