Jasper School Notes Reflect Strong Freshman Class Progress
Jasper School reports steady progress across grades and high school. The freshman class is performing exceptionally well, rivaling past top ranks. Teachers and students enjoyed an Epworth League gathering at the M E Church. Some country boys miss days to help on farms, a sacrifice parents accept amid difficult times. The high school has its largest senior class in years, with normal membership elsewhere and a slight grade dip due to families moving out of the district.
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Jasper School
Epworth League
M. E. Church
Jasper
Visitors at Camp Clark Nevada Sunday
Sunday visitors included E. Roberts and Miss Grim H Grim and wife P V Roberts and sons George Lilly and family Fred Gresham and family Andrew Gresham and family J A Wine and wife Chas Buzzard, Robert Gresham, wife and daughter See The News for your sale printing.
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Camp Clark
Nevada
E. Roberts
Miss Grim
Grim
P. V. Roberts
George Lilly
Fred Gresham
Andrew Gresham
J. A. Wine
Chas, Buzzard
Robert Gresham
Death in Miuying Accident in Commerce Oklahoma
Will Tallman son of H L Tallman fatally injured in a mine near Commerce Oklahoma when a bowl der fell from the roof. He died at St Johns Hospital Joplin about 12:90. Survived by parents two brothers two sisters and a wife now remarried. He was 32, raised in Jasper, funeral arrangements not yet made. Miss Edith Selsor Bride of Sam Phillips.
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Will Tallman
H. L. Tallman
H. J. Tallman
Jasper
Waa
Commerce
Okl
Mr. Tallman
St. John's Hospital
Joplin
Tallman
Hinton
Harry
Ella Peppers
Alba
Mable Kyle
California
Marrie I. J. Norton
Carthage
Lee
Edith Selsor
Sam Phillips
Mditle Selsor
lMrarik
Mrs. Phillips
J. W. Phillips
Phillips
Frank Selsor
Death of Carl A. Brown in Jasper at 28
Carl Annis Brown aged 28 died at his parents home in Jasper following a several year lung illness. He leaves wife Emma and two sons Frank and Carl, plus parents J W Brown and wife and six brothers and one sister. Born August 15 1899 in Fayette County Illinois, he married Imma Steiner in 1912. Funeral held at Jasper Mt Church with J W Moore officiating. interment at Carthage.
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Carl Annis Brown
J. W. Brown
Mr. Brown
Emma Brown
Nellie Beck
Larnord
Kans
Clarence Sc
Jasper
Bryan J
Phoenix
Ariz
Virgil V
Delmer D
Denver
Colo
Land Aldace
John Jr
Carl
Fayette County
Til
Sov
J. W. Moore
Carthage
Johnnie Wine Enlists in Nevada Company C
Johnnie Wine, 15, son of J. A. Wine, left Sept 16 for Nevada to enlist in Company C, Lamar unit at mobilization camp. Parents, though surprised, offered no objection, praising him as a fine disciplined youth eager to serve. His passion for war tales and Civil War anecdotes inspired his decision.
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Johnnie Wine
J.A. Wine
Nevada
Lamar
Johnnie
John
John Hinamon
Remember the Red Cross Meeting Friday Afternoon
The note urges attendance at a Red Cross meeting Friday afternoon to help make fracture pillows from clean white muslin and burlap or short sacks. It requests donations of fabric and financial aid, noting two women gave $1 each last week. Mrs E W Scott, secretary, appeals for community support and subscriptions.
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Red Cross
E. W. Scott
Picture Show Moves Again in Town
Mr Nunnelly abandons air dome for the season, moving his show to Mrs Hendricks building west of the post office. Since installing a new machine his business is substantially increased. See The News for full details.
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Nunnelly
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George Earl
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Barton
Earl
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T H Griffin
G M Magers
M Hamm
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Wilkins
F Wagner
P Grisham
John Dresslaer
Hf Sessor
Chas, Peek
Wm. Farr
Pauline Roberts
South
Jasper Patil
Salem
Boston
Lebanon
Carl A. Brown
Carter
Main Street
Goodyear
Goodyear Organization
Quality Bakery
J. K. Egner
Hess
Nyal Pharmacy
C. L. Hill
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