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Newspaper
Jasper News
Location
Jasper, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1917
Page
8
Advertising rates set per inch for lost and inside pages ten cents per issue. Front page space contracted. Local notices priced by line. Obituary poetry cards and resolutions of respect billed by the line. Copy must be in by Tuesday evening to insure insertion.
Local families from Blue and Bethel report Sunday visits and Monday school openings. Names include JoNA YATES, Mrs. Sue Mitchell, Gordon Hanes, Geo Quilin, Norma Smoots, Imma Yates, Edna Yates, Mrs. Rosco Lilly, Mrs. Clyde Wagner, Frank Calhoun, Beatrice Mitchell, John Sailor, Norma Smoots, Mya Cline, Fred Mitchell, Lesley Irrett, Violet Budd, Delos Melibben, Leah Arner, Maude Arner, Helen Williams, Cora Mitchell, Essie Wright, Nettie Lowe, and many others across Carthage, Oklahoma, and Alba areas.
Mra May Matrunna hosts ice cream social Friday night at Late Churel. proceeds total $22 for Red Cross. Sunbeam Class served lemonade, Satem and Jasper bands provided music. Ralph Sterling of Ducnweg among visitors. Watermelon social at Mrs pretty country home Saturday night with proceeds for Red Cross. Indies and society meet with Mrs Vernon Matthey Thursday. no meeting during Carthage fair. Miss Worenn lstey visiting in Duenwep. school opens with Lorena Kistey and others at various locations. Mr and Mrs Earls returned from Nevada. Tom Bushy in Okinhona. 13 little girls enjoyed ice cream and cake at Dry Fork. Wiggins helped with chores while Pickett was ill.
Community news from Lebanon Mississippi recounts relatives and friends visiting each other, including Mona Wither and children, Kilmer Greer’s family, and visitors from Pittsburg Kuna. Social events featured a lawn party at Tarver Toe’s and a Farmers Union school day led by Miss Ethel Unarvey with area families attending.
An event Wednesday night honored Orville with attendees including Eva Kauffman and Rena Halle from nearby cities, Elsie Heels man, Helen Heels man, Grace Hughes from Carthage, John Hughes, Cleo Haile, Homner Haile, May Bowman, Harry Kauffman, Jim Selsor, and Mrs Jani Seleor. The Lebanon Indies will serve dinner at the Woodrow sale next Wednesday. Clyde Southwick and family spent Sunday in Samar.
Route 5 News recounts visits by Miss Veda Sunderland and many locals to friends and relatives in Carthage Moss Springs and nearby towns. Social gatherings include band concerts, threshers cooking, and church revival attendances. The Cass County News announces publisher suspension amid rising costs. other rural papers face similar struggles.
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