Local Social Notes Highlight Family Visits and Births
Mrs Roscoe Myers visited in Qdon last Thursday and attended the Yama Yama meeting. Born to Mrs Elbert Dougherty July 14 a son. Born to Mrs Louie Posey July 14 a son. Mr and Mrs Ernest Clark and family, Mr and Mrs Artie Clark and son, and others motored to Hindostan and Trinity Shrines Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roscoe Myers
Qdon
Elbert. Dougherty
Louie Posey
Ernest Clark
Artie Clark
Hartigan Hutchinson
Dra Slattun
Ao M Gough
Hindostan
Trinity Shrines
Surday
Burns City Camp Meeting Amid Harvest News
The hay harvest has begun and a camp meeting continues in the J Osboro grove. Local residents visitations include Norman Dale who is ill and James S Westhafer leaving for Bedford then Indianapolis Detroit and Niagra before returning to Poets Colorado for winter. Community members attend Trinity Springs graduation exercises in the grove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James
Westhafer
Bedford
Indianapolis
Detroit
Niaiora
Poets
Colo
Trinity Springs
Farlen T Stout of Epsom Attends Sunday Gatherings
Thomas Stout of Epsom spent Saturday and Sunday with Mr and Mrs Martin Strout and Mr and Mrs A M Stickles. Norma Verle Stickles visited with the Strouts. The group traveled to Clay County on Sunday and several locals attended the birthday dinner at Mrs Den Osborns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry, Este and
Dale Greenwood of
Epsom
John Maryfield
Thomas Stout
Martin Strout
A M Stickles
Norma Verle
Clay County
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Harian Tasiar
Gimier Veaimsan
Jodi
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Ray Allen
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Salem
Pete Abraham
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Hayden Osborn
Wilford Kuteh
Kirby Kuteh
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Parker
Rheack
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Sears
Brady
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the Journal
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Ford Weekly
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