Community Flicker Around Blue and Bethel
Edna Yates and families feature in a weekend round of visits with Lee Mitchell Will Mitchell and others. Charley Hanes moved to the Dukes place while Dwight and Besse Dubes hosted a Wednesday night party. J H Dubes and family plan a Colorado move via Iowa with daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charley Hanes
Dukes Place
Theo, Mitchell
Mrs. Lunt
Alice Keltner
Besse Subea
Edna Yates
Rosco Lilly
Quile
Charley Hane
Dwight
Besse Dubes
Ray Bowman
E. Bowman
Jasper
J. H. Dubes
Colorado
Iowa
Harris Coleman
John Hefley
Will Law
Myrtle Jobe
Jim Vanpool
Lamar
BLUE STAR Society Notes On influenza Closures and Visits
School closed Wednesday due to influenza. Mrs Myrrae coming and many neighbors sent visits and calls across the week. Several families, including Stockdales, Heckmans, and Cadlery relate gatherings, with Lamar and Homer Stockdale noted on business and care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. E. Colner
H. EF. Stockdale
Lamar
Grandma Stockdale
Homer Stockdale
Myrtle Coiner
Will Cline
Jasper
Local notices from Lebanon area members and visitors
The column lists numerous social visits and domestic mentions across Lebanon including Zoan Andrews and family returning from Illinois, Ernest Rex with William Haile, Ocie Andrews and Opal with Helen Heeleman, Beulah Stansberry at home while Carthage schools are closed, church services in Boston, and various calls on friends at Geo Haile's, Fred Winter's, Jess Miller's, and Greenfield. It notes Lamar area visits by Alonzo Lyman and Mrs. Dinwiddie, illness of Mrs. Emma Huber, and hay-bale work by John Lee for Chas Andrews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Armstrong
Ernest Rex
Fred Winter
Greenfield
Dle Andrews
Guy
Jess Miller's
Mable
Dinwiddie
Beatty
Kenoma
Bob Beatty
Levi Miller
Alonzo Lyman
Lamar
Emma Huber
John Lee
Chas
Andrews
New Families and Local Visits In Jasper Neighbortood
Bates County farmer Albert Castor and family moved to the Everett McQuillin farm near Jasper with help from Emery Teeter and John Lowe after a freight move. Neighbors welcomed them. Other residents including Clarence and Alma Gresham, Guy Fenner and Velma Winder received a pony. Several families visited and local officials were noted. County Supt of Schools Waller Colley and Mr. Linney mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Castor
Bates County
Everett McQuillin
Jasper
Mr. Castor
Will Patterson
Will Rumble
Dan Triplett
Clarence Hammond
Ben Janney
Sheridan
Ferguson
Colorado
Joe Rice
C. R. Patterson
Fred Gresham
Robert Gresham
Springfield Readers Quisitors Attend Tis ing Sun School
A local listing shows numerous visits and social calls among Springfield residents. Mentions include A S Lowenstein and wife visiting Lionel Winder and wife, Miss Velma Winder visiting Carthage relatives, and multiple Patterson and Gresham family gatherings over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Tising Sun School
Lr. Colley
Lowenstein
Lionel Winder
Robert Gresham
Fred Gresham
Mra
Beulah Edwants
Mise Nell Patterson
Rock Haven
I. O
Tom Patterson
Ed Calvert
Mmery ‘Yeeter
Andrew Gresham
George Rose
Carthage
Wil Wood
CL Ry
Patterson
Velma Winder
Raven
Nellie Whicker
Red Gresham
Flossie Patterson
Seth Gresham
Willis Carns
Jasper
Heulah Edwards
Nell Patterson
C. R. Patterson
George Wood
Luther Wescott
I. O, Patterson
A. 1. Lowe
Roy Tiller
Emery Tiller
Nebraska
Roy Carter
When He's Got a Boy That's Gone
Poem from Excelsior Springs Call about a parent sending a son to military service. Laments the departure, recalls cherished moments, and imagines marching with pride under Old Glory as the flag calls. Emphasizes duty, patriotism, and the emotional toll of war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gibraltar
Old Glory
Stara An
Excelsior
War Board Rules and Publication Restrictions
Rules dictate subscription expiry nonrenewal penalties and limits on free copies. Provisions permit free copies only to government recognized organizations, libraries binding for retention, and certain government or camp libraries, with penalties for oversized editions and price compression requirements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross VY
M,c. A
K. of C
Library of Congress
Gize
Send the paper to the boys in trench and camp
A brief wartime note directs dispatch of newspapers to troops stationed in trenches and camps. It emphasizes keeping servicemen informed and connected with home front news and morale-boosting items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trench
Arabs as early pioneers in science and nutrition
The article credits Arabs with foundational roles in botany and chemistry and notes their advances in agriculture, climate, soil, and crop growth. It states Arabs established medical schools from the eighth to the eleventh century and produced important medical works. It also argues bouillon lacks nourishment beyond the broth’s meat, comparing broth to hot salt water and condemning waste.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bouillon
Optimistic Thought Joy Shines Between Two Black Oud Players
A sunlit moment captures optimism as a joyful thought appears as a sunbeam between two black oud musicians. The scene blends warmth and music, highlighting contrast between instruments and mood.
Triplets Rare But Not Impossible Across Families
Statistics show triplets are much rarer than twins, or the latter often repeat in the same family. This upholds Hoyle's statement that three of a kind beat two pair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoyle
Also Mentioned on This Page
Nurieas
Cordz & Son
Blue and
Bethel
Link Milton
Lee Mitchell
Will Mitchell
Mrs. Donnell
Bert Donnell
J. BE. Dubey
Geo, Lilly
John Yates
Will Wood
Dixie
Blue Star
Rene Lucas
EH. J. Gainer
Harve Law
James Kauffman
Kisie
Dracs Sellars
Slith
Uncle Andrews
Heckman
Avery
Uncle Bam
Campa
Mr. Whicker
Mrs. Wade
Harry Bunnell
Mr. Goddard
Mr. Thompson
Helen
Elsie Heckman
Frank
Whicker
JE. Hull
Jake Ikaderly
H. E. Conner
Jake Kaderly
Myron Miller
Lebanon
Zoan Andrews
Rising Sun
Dorothy Patterson
Roy
Chey Penner
Alba
Will Gill
Webb City
Roe Lowery
Lowery Farm
John Gresham
Mia
Ralph
Uriah Smith
Mt. Vernon
Miller
War Board Rules
Burgner-Bowman
Jay Good
Jasper, Mo
Cris W. Eastwood
America
The
United States Food Administration
Crandall Bros
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