Norwood residents note several local moves and events
Last week J D Mallatt left Norwood to work in Alabama with Yeast Foam Co. Bill Calhoun of Arkansas visits his father Wm Calhoun. Mrs Levi Preston and son Elvie arrive from Weir Kansas. Lawrence Connolly recently discharged from Navy at Great Lakes AB is at home. Chatsman left for western Kansas to farm. Gregg of Kansas City visited for farm work south of town. Csiboun improving. a nurse returned to Springfield. Sergeant Major Fellowes lectured at Elis Hall. James Parmwenter faced preliminary hearing for assault. bound over to circuit court. Dr H S Calhoun funeral held. body shipped to Waverly, Kansas. Masons assisted at Waverly funeral. sheriff C G Sanders of Hartville in town. Frick’s sale filed. plans to leave for California. Ju ae Targos attended Hartville Friday. Rev Chadwell and WN Zu Vera in Hartville. Mrs A W Lacy of Kis ta Vel a visited sister Martha Jornase. Norwood school to host a benefit at Ellis Hall Feb 21. Mrs Jas Johnson of Huston attended Dr Calhoun funeral. Arthur Colliery and Mt Grove attendees at funeral. T F Lenhart and wife of Musage attended. Well and G J Jackson elected directors. Jo M Enis president. Dr L T VanNoy vice president. W Carter cashier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.D Mallatt
Alabama
The
Yeast Foam Co
Bill Calhoun
Arkansas
Wm. Calhoun
Levi Preston
Elvie
Weir
Kana
Lawrence Connolly
Navy
Great Lakes AB
Chatsman
Kansas
Mr Gregg
Kansas City
L Csiboun
Springfield
Fellowes
Elis Hall
A.W. Lacy
Kista
Vela
Martha Jurnase
Norwood School
Ellis Hall
Jas. Johnson
Huston
H.S. Calhoun
Arthur Colliery
Mt. Grove
de. B S. Calhoun
T. F. Lenhart
Muissie d
HS. Calhoun
Local Norwood Notes On People and Businesses
A jumble of names and events from Norwood and nearby towns includes social visits, birthdays, and arrivals. Olide Jones, Dr C Jackson, Oliie Cremer, Aretha Barnent attend Mane field events. Dr J B Little buys roadster. Residents such as Mrs J L Words of Springfield, Miss Erton F Purtle, and Jesse Nance frequent area sites. Business moves include Hitchcock Grist Mill partnership, Wm Shaw’s restaurant, and a stove fire at 3 P Shewe’s restaurant. no insurance for Mountain Grove owner Welle’s building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olide Jones
C Jackson
Oliie Cremer
Aretha Barnent
Manefield
Frank Beech Sod Wift
J B Little
Shewe
Welle
Mountain Grove
Hartwell
Algona la
Jesse Nance
Metropolitan
J W Futon
Springfield
Citizens Bank of Nor- Ellis
L. T. VanNoy
R Rapey
G Chad
Norwood Route 1 Winter Visit and Death Notice at Shores
Norwood Route 1 reports winter interruption at Wille Woods with John Shores visiting Friday and Saturday. Charles E Shores of Company A, 101st Infantry, Camp Funston, Kan, discharged and home. Death of Hubert Calhoun mourned. condolences extended to bereaved. Multiple Shores family members, neighbors, and friends mentioned visiting, news of Pat Shores arrival, and other local names. Dolly Dimple
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Shores
Wille Woods
Charles E Shores
Camp Funston
Kan
Christian Endeavor Program on Japan and scripture lesson
Fragmented OCR reads like a church program note with names such as Lorenda Cantre J Aoice missionary G W Freeman and references to Japan. It mentions lessons, prayers, and changes in class structure, with unclear lines about participants and dates. The readable segments point to a religious event led by Lorenda Cantre and J Aoice focusing on Japan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Matt MN
Lorenda Cantre
J. Aoice
G W. Freeman
Sarah Gasal
Leviathan Sails to Aid Near East Relief Mission
The steamship Leviathan left New York for France carrying 230 missionaries and workers to aid 4.000.000 destitute in the Holy Land and Near East. Supplies include 15 hospitals worth over 23.5 million with sixty motor trucks, food, clothing, and portable buildings, donated by the Red Cross and the Near East relief bodies. Rev G W Holmes spoke at the Elm church urging support for the cause and subscriptions were collected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sailog
Holy Land
Near East
Leviathan
New York
France
Sean
Constantinople
Brest
American Red Cross
American Committee For Relief In the
Visit of Methodist Bishop to Mensfield and preacher Holmes
M E Church official board votes to raise pastor seals for the current conference after Rev AD Ball of Springfield preaches a sermon. Dr Bale and Dr Rogers offer supportive remarks praising Holmes as preacher while an accident warning about burns and cuts is noted alongside an advertisement for Ballard's Snow Liniment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AD Ball
Springfield
Methodist Episcopal Church
Mensfield
Methodist Church
Bale Remeree
Mane Reid
Bolmesontha
Eas
Rogers Remares
Hrother Holmes
Teachers' Examination to be Held in Hartville in March
The regular teachers' examination will be held in Hartville on Friday and Saturday in March. Examinations start at 9 a.m. and close at 12 p.m. Those taking the exam should begin preparations in March to allow three sessions. Send in your fee to receive a receipt before the exam day. Follow the usual instructions issued by County Superintendent John M. Carter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartville
Obituary of Walter Auane Johnosen in Oklahoma and Tennessee roots
Walter Auane Johnosen died in Oxmulgee Oklahoma and was buried at Prop Hollow after a Baptist funeral led by Rev T B Riezieg Or He was born on April 29 1864 in Tennessee and was 54 He lived in the community 26 years moving from Omumee in 1908 He worked as a contractor and builder and spent years with the Frisco railroad He married twice first wife Leuvece EB Mart died 120 To this union five children were born The surviving child list includes Frank Raymond Johnson Mrs J A Cook and Miss Views Jenisor The second wife Jennie Pr survives Also named are Mrs Jouceon MB John Gruber and others The notice lists many relatives and friends and notes his consistent Christian life and Baptist faith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Auane Johnosen
Oxmulgee Okla
Prop Hollow
Manusti
Baptis
T. B. Riezieg
Tennessee
Baptist
Sie Ping
Oumumee
Posse
Ic Frence Raiimond Johnson
J. & Cook
Mies
Jenisor
Abu Gee
Asa Seeind
Mra
Jouceon
John Or
Cone Wile Eodeon
Boor Haymynd
Missen
Juobssen
Jomepiiné Morris O
Emuger
Vingur Jovcewm Aouruiner
Slee
L. Leatherman
Mansfield Art Studio
Seymour
F. H. Riley
Mapsfield
Mia
Grove Journal
Freedom of
Nugget Theatre
Nugget Management
Mountain Crewe Journal
Moulds
Farmera
W. L Sharp
J. M. Hubbard
Sharp & Hubbard
Overby & Att
Leacher
Harry Scott Hight
Norwood
Mansfield
Slater
Illinois
T. B. Reteinger
The
Baptist Shurch
B Y P U Program Subject and Missionary Meeting
A fragmented OCR text describes a B Y P U program and missionary meeting led by Adoghan Judson with mentions of Grace Hatoor and Elva T as speakers. References to scripture lessons, introductions, and attendance at Stephens hint at a local church gathering. The text is garbled with names and terms unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adoghan Judson
Grace Hatoor
Lasaon
Mary i
And They Were Wed at Meosint in a Simple Ceremony
The wedding joined Miss Milinie Dennis and Elmer Jose in a small town ceremony conducted by Rev. Jo Gileon. Attendees included family and neighbors. the couple received many gifts and planned to reside near Conway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ted
Milinie Dennis
Elmer Jose
Jo Gileon
Haytville
Valentine Reception Honors Bioie Training Class Members
A Valentine reception was held at the home of Mr and Mrs GOW Preeman to honor the Bible training class of the Sunday School. Rooms were decorated with carts and cupids, red and white balloons, Elizabeth Anderson wore a pretty dress, several games were played, and refreshments served to about thirty people. The guests departed feeling the event had been a jolly good time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gow Preeman
Elizabeth Anderson
Hands Up s and Children at Sweet Theatre
Admission is requested Saturday night for the first episode of the western drama Hands Up. Come early, seats are limited, and families with children are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nugget Theatre
Iel
Weet Theatre
Far Sale of Cattle Listed in Local Ad
A local sale notice advertises livestock including 40 steers and various cows offered by Jake Hoover. The listing details range in ages and quantities for a ranger property sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuwe
Jake Hoover
Unclear medical ad text on Herb ine remedy usage
Fragmentary advertises an herbal remedy named Herbine for irregular bowels. The copy mis-spells directions and promising rapid relief with a single dose but provides no verifiable dosage or safety details.
Unclear Treatment Ad Claims Boost for Child Health
Fragmentary OCR piece mentions a product called WHITE'S and claims worm destruction. It notes a child improves and thrives, with vague references to sales by dealers. No clear entities or substantiated facts.
Mrs J B Livingston Visits Mr Grove in Taencdas
Mrs J B Livingston visited Mr Grove in Taencdas place, according to local social notes. The brief item records a private social call and names the involved individuals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.B. Livingston
Grove
Local Ledger Editor Reports State Health Conditions
The text notes editor Steelville of the Seie Ledger connected with state food and drug department reports conditions in Washington in a summarized form. Crepaucion is noted, though only minor discrepancies are mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ake Steelville
Seie Ledger
Westend
Also Mentioned on This Page
James Parmwenter
Tre
H S Calhoun
H. Bases
Waver Iy
Kays
H.s.calhoun
W S. Calhoun
Waverly
Sherif
Sanders
Hart
Teien
Frick
Calfornis
Targos
Hartville Firidas
G Chadwell
WN Zu Vera
Ralph Caihock Lo
Etill
Merz T
Disher
Jobo Cramer
Mite Ollie
Nelle Pope
Vern Hill Fae Adamson
Aretha Burdest
Frank Pope
Nover
Bas Rone
Oklahoms
J L
Keller
Jesse Meliatt
Lome Ob & Weil
T. Fo Gesperson
Thompson Garage
George Grant Hes
J. R Hitchcock
Hitchcock & Grant
Wm. Shaw
J. P. White
Hurbert Calhoun
Ant
Trewrege Shores
John
Sperrs
Fridas
Mee Alleg
Wr Hernevisl
Mr Tabor
Sigal Mondy'rda
Jester Jones
Alvin Long
Jackson Lowell Kite
Janta Wather
Ure Williams
Earnie Joiasics
Bernovial
Mra Wilijake Bae
Lewnard Fraser
Cs Telas
Es Gear Macon
Sad
Tom
Por
Alves
Jona Shores
Eorge Shores
Jonn
Dauster Roth
John Prance
United States
Glen Moncrew
Mertis Shores
Wo. Shores
Dolly
Christian Endeavor Program
Todniesa
Marian
OTK Tea Phat
Cposs
Sage
Dar
Ishorers
Holmes
Ar- Menan
Esat
M. E. Church
Ballard
Jonneun
B. Y. P. U. Program
Ruth T
Stephens
Secrett Letterman
Miss the Bath
Portland
Macyea
Rev. T. FB. Rittinger
Floyd's
WS. Elrod
EF. Stanton
Bryant
Clyde Turner
Mtrove
Sidney Grantham
Ukmulgee
Okla
Alice Tombleson
Sherif C. G. Sanders
Hartvile
Masons
D. M. Pickett
Rogersville
Frank Nuediger
Red Cross
Charles If. Jackson
Mack Davis
Mr. Grove
Claude Tight
Violette Craig
Memphis
Tenn
J. M. Little
Wells
G.S Burney
Wie
D.M. Pickell
Rigersville
Roscoe Hensley
Webster County
H.S Calhoun
Associaton
B Freeman
J. D. Reynolds
Arly
A. W. Sygbert
Woc.t. A
Frances Willard
Y. Beach
Ira Young
Royal Neighbors
Mesdames Chance
Hight
Dr F. Riley
Ava
Wilson Opera House
E H Farnsworth
A M. Curtis
Wright County Bar Association
Mose Willis
Macomb
Nevada
C G Landers
W. A. Newton
Grand Lodge
0.C. F
St. Louis
Joseph Poster
Osborn
Plattsburg
Castle Mercantile Co
Pullingtor & Brown
WU. Lynch
State Normal School of
Springfeld
Willow Springs
Miona Rippee
Drury College
High School
U.S
PLO
Missouri
Adj Genlark
Ounce
WLM
Divan
Wright County
J.W. Kennedy & Sons
Ozarks
Kennedy
Draughon's
Business College
C.K. Wallace
Ray Treon
Wallace & Treon
Nebraska
Iowa
Rhide Island
Princess Wildwood
Chester
St. Valentine's Day
Washington
Dr Ballinger
Luther Sharp
G. H. Hall
R R. Reed
Weat Plains
Helen Frost
Frinele Black
Frank Davis
Troy Montgomery
Coon Creek
O. D. Morriss
Burney
Frank Maya
Ruby Banfield
Douglas County
T. E. Glass
W. V. Frink
Fresno
Calif
Avery & Stephens
J Fi. Bridges
Garden City
Archey Farm
M. E
Ald Rooiery
N. J. Craig
J. B. Craig
F. H Riley
F. DB. Gardner
London Canning Company
Roy Hensley
B. H. Henalex
F. J. Cantrell
London
J. H Robinett
O. L
Clifton H. Robinoit
Camp Pike
Ark
Camp Lee
Paul
Douglas
Aris
Will
Waa
Themagines
Washington, D. C
Frank Bancaled
George Fellowes
Didaleo Dis
Ling Trench
Mme
Far Sale
White
Imeoeis
Wordeyfely
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