Local Social Roundup From Sheridan Area
Mrs Joy Kunmpy and Mrs Charley McClintock spent Wednesday at Will McClintock s. Alice Templin visited Sheridan School one afternoon last week. Oscar Faskin and family attended the wedding at Jake Sunderland s Sunday. Mrs Matthews and Mrs Kenney spent Sunday with Basil McClintock s family. Mrs Alexander is on the sick list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charley McClintock
Will McClintock
Winans
Basil McClintock
Oscar Faskin
Jake Sunderland
Alice Templin
Sheridan School
Fern Patrick
Gresham
Pearl Alexander
Ruby Bulk
Matthews
Robert Gresham
Kenney
Alexander
Social notes from Blue and Bethel community
Frances and Mary Carns hosted at Frank Carns for Lucy’s birthday. Will Wood and family visited Yates place Tuesday. Mrs Clyde Wagner visited Charley Hayne Wednesday. Fred Pugh family moved home half a mile east but remains part of the area. Roscoe Lilly and Ballard Lilly families visited Law and Pope respectively. Agatha Young visited Clyde Wagner. Beatrice Mitchell traveled to Lrum Okla to see Aunt Elmer Decker. Lora Fuskin visited Sullens in Jasper. Alice Keltner spent time with Kincaid and at Blue School. Tee Mitchell stayed in Kansas City. De Loas McKibben and Lee Mitchell shipped two cattle loads to Kansas City last Tuesday. Jease Wardrow called on Mrs Charlie Farris Tuesday. Mrs Herring dined with Mrs Mevinue Wednesday. Bettie and Winifred Bray visited Mrs Snyder Thursday. Iazis called on Mrs Mevius. Frank Kauffman visited the Mevius boys Sunday. Bettie and Winfred Bray left for Jefferson City Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances
Mary Carns
Lee Mitchell
Frank Carns
Lucy
Will Wood
Butl er Daily Democrat Reports Patriot Signs In Illinois
In Waukegan Illinois deputy sheriffs posted signs declaring this is an American town and urging unity behind the president allies and government. In Butler, 114 members joined the M FE Church South with Ohio Street M FE Church to form a stronger single congregation, signaling bright prospects for the future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waukegan
Butler
M. FE. Church
South
Ohio Street
M. FE
Butler Daily Democrat
Commerce Okla Police Chief Shot Dead in Car Incident
Police Chief Charles Strecker of Commerce Oklahoma was killed last Thursday night when two shots from a speeding car struck him while he attempted to stop a stolen vehicle linked to Miami. The assailants fled via multiple towns before trail went cold. officials expect capture soon. He leaves a widow and three grown children, with funeral services held in Commerce and burial at Forest Grove Cemetery under A H T A arrangement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Strecker
Commerce
Okla
Strecker
Miami
Aman
Kane
Joplin
Carthage
Jasper
Nevada
Mr. Strecker
W. A
Fred Strecker
Fred Follmer
Lucy Binney
John
California
A. H. T. A the Eagles
Modern Woodmen
Forest Grove Cemetery
Rain delays wheat sowing amid ongoing showers
Rain fell almost continuously from Friday night to Monday night delaying sowing and reducing the chance of new wheat plantings. Water is abundant, a few warm days could aid fall pasture, and the existing wheat stands look healthy and promising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irain
Public Sales Notice From Jasper Region Auctions
The News printed last week sales on Saturday November 1 at Hill farm owned by Elmer Pugh and Clint Lemasters east of Jasper. Six head of horses, cattle, one shoat, farm machinery and household goods to be sold. Auctioneer A W Radford. Monday November 17 Dave Lowe sale at his farm one mile south and two west of Jasper. Four good horses harness farm implements heavy machinery to be sold. Auctioneer A W Radford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Pugh
Clint Lemasters
Hill Farm
Mr. Pugh
Jasper
A. W. Radford
Dave Lowe
Epworth League Hosts High School Reception
The Epworth League of the Methodist Episcopal Church held its annual reception for the high school at the church last Friday night. The event was well received and anticipated with pleasure by all participating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth League
M. E. Church
Rook Club Meets at McCune Home Hosts Lizzie Lawson
The Rook Club enjoyed a pleasant Friday afternoon at Mrs L T McCune’s home with Miss Lizzie Lawson and Mrs Scott as guests. Hostesses served very appetizing refreshments. The club plans a meeting on November 7 at the Roberts home with Mines Clyde Rains and Ollie Roberts attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rook Club
Lizzie Lawson
L. T. McCune
Cl Scott
Clu
Mines
Clyde Rains
Ollie Roberts
Roberts
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P. S. Will Holdeman
Nisco
Jasper, Mo
United States
Tures
N. H. Patterson
Blue
Bethel
Rook
McCune
Will Sunderland
John Deere
Jasper Hardware Co
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