Dewey News Brief Prominent Local Notices and Social Roundup
Mrs. May Matthews Dewey and Lum Carter mourn the death of their granddaughter who drowned after a child fell into a tote. W W Johnson returns from Indianapolis National Encampment with reports of free streetcar rides and entertainment and a 625 mile march back. Community notices detail visits, dinners, and gatherings across Dewey including Woodrow families, neighbors, and club events. The Dewey Community Club held its first program with a debate on immigration and a variety of performances, with plans for future meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lum Carter
Arizona
W.W. Johnson
G. A
Indianapolis
Herdman
Jasper
Johnson
Indiana
Laudens
Webb City
Sterling
Duenweg
Clarence Gresham
Will Turner
Welsh
Bessie Flowers
Harold Estey
California
Arch Rice
Royden Seidner
Estom
Joe Patterson
Walter Newton
Ernest Tolliver
Morris
Okla
Roy
John Tolliver
Fort Collins
Colo
Clifford Dowd
Tulsa
Rogers
Society
Mmes. Kincaid, Turner
Peas! Laudenslager
Fe \ Rusk
Can a man be saved without Christ at Forest Grove B Y P U
Forest Grove and Boston B Y P U was led by Virgil Martin Sunday night with the topic Can a man be saved without Christ. Helen Wheeler to lead next Sunday. Numerous local residents visited friends and attended gatherings, including Bud Boss, Bud Rakestraw, and George Wilkerson, who also helped with coal digging and sawmill work. Several calls, visits, and minor outings were recorded among the community, with some farm and property movements noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forest Grove
Virgil Martin
Christ
Helen Wheeler
Out Browne
Fred Fowler
Homer Rakestraw
J. W. Rakestraw
Frank Rathbun
Sumner Harrington
Bud Boss
Scott Carr
Charles Rist
Hubert Cones
C. R. Joyce
Ruth Clements
Will Bowser
W. E. Spann
Palmer
Mr. Bowser
Bowser
Pettis Creek
George Wilkerson
Kenoma
Oer Kimbro
Bud Rakestraw
Rakestra Gertie ‘Stockdale
Oldham
Rakestraw
George Fowler
Clarence Carr
Frank Wilson
Rockville
Boston
John King
Wilson
Frank Potter
Springfield
Carl
Mr. Rice
Theodore
Lebanon and Border Line Local Notes and Visits
Miss Althea Armstrong recovering at her parents’ home after tonsil removal at Carthage hospital. Mrs Eldornia Hendricks, long invalid near Jasper, remains under care but in pain. G W Waltz and son Harrison left for Kirksville for surgery at Still Bros. Springs. various locals like Gerald Selsor family and WII Griffett visited. Church sermon by Rev Clendening at Jasper. Farm Club meeting at Sam McGaughey’s with cloth repair discussion and Scripture roll call. Snippets mention Beulah and Bernice Stansberry, Rena and Walter Haile, Ruth Winter, and other neighborhood movements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Althea Armstrong
John Carter
Carthage Hospital
Mackey
Fess
Eldornia Hendricks
Jasper
G. W. Waltz
Harrison
Kirksville
Waltz
Still Bros
Heptie
Gerald Selsor
Wii
Griffett
H.J. Stansberry
Emma Huber
Sanity
Coon Creek
Beulah
Bernice Stansberry
Carthage High School
Rena
Walter Haile
Harrison Waltz
Ruth Winter
Althea
Laura Armstrong
Carthage
Clendening
Ladies Farm Club
Sam. McGaughey
N Ee ‘Selsor
Samps
Fred
Maggie Winter
Opal
Mildred
Charles
Pearl Kil Kiley
Earom
Rete Haunchild
Veach
Lockwood
A. Armstrong
Robert Wolfe Ann Eons Vernon
George Swank
Cat
Denour
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Hendricks
Cordz & Son
Star Cash .Grocery Co
C. Feurt, Propr
Great Western Oaks
Bayne
C Allasses
Ollie Roberts
McKay Mig. Co_Maters
Koness City, Ma
Clarence Ferguson
Grover F. Welsh
George Carter
Hiram Rusk
Jessie
Frank Montgomery
Alph Ferguson
Mias Gladys Rusk
A. T
Av Foster
Drayton Curtis
Elmer Owen
Clarence F
Liggen & Myers Tobacco
Chesterfield
Mrs. Geo. Fowler
Wr .C Ltan
Beens
Aervica
Missouri Pacific Railroad
St. Levi
Kansas
St. Sneha
Markham Rock
Union Ave
Pueblo
Cole
Lebanon
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