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Newspaper
Jasper News
Location
Jasper, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1914
Page
5
Mise Hittin Seon and Miss Hazel Soith wed in Union Valley with many relatives and friends attending a lively church ceremony. Afterward the couple visited Gatena to see relatives, with lingering well wishes from neighbors. Various locals hosted and attended gatherings, birthdays, and community events as more residents visited kin and shared news through a long, informal note from Union Valley.
Mrs J B Hatenur and family traveled from Blue and Bethel to Thesiay for a visit with former relatives. George Gleason and wife with Miss Edna Yates spent last week with her sister Mrs Will Wood. Born to John Ross and wife on Wednesday September 2 a fine baby girl. Mrs George Lilly visited Mrs John Hagen Wednesday. Frank Arner and wife with daughters Carrie and Prances and Abeline and family visited Jasper relatives Wednesday. Mrs Way Hartley and son visited John Yates home Tuesday. Mea Jim Bradford hosted her Sunday School class of Hethel M E Sunday School at her home Tuesday with ice cream and cake. Attendees: Melya and Len Quillen, Cornie, Gilbert and Ruby Lilly, Floyd Mitchell, Bert and Dean Brown, Loyd and Geneva Arner, Josie Francis, Harry and Rons Miller, Ray Claude and Harry Mine. Others: Mrs Lee Mitchell, Mrs Ed Quillen, Mrs Geo Lilly, Mrs Fred Miller and daughter Nellie, Mrs Mary Brown. Mesdames Fay Hartley, Mabel Mitchell, Annie Hatcher and Miss Emma Yates spent Friday with Mrs Frank Carnes helping thrashers. About one more week of thrashing in this vicinity. As Fay Hartley and family returned from Jasper Sunday evening.
A damaged narrative fragment describes a house, a camp, and a night escape as winds topple a tree and people flee toward safety. It mentions family gatherings, a fireside scene, and a mix of names in a chaotic, unclear passage. The text references community news and a call to share the News with a friend.
Names and moves fill a list of visitors, visits, and greetings. Residents from Gallatin to Duenweg are noted with relatives staying guests and community events. A spring Baptist meeting, school reopens, and a kindness thank you are mentioned.
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