Adair News Highlights Local Happenings and Travel
Community notes cover hog sales by Joe Wilson to J. W. Skinner, Vinita trips by Sones and Pishtack, visits from Henry Provence and Jere Heory, and a marriage in Coffeyville. The piece mentions Vinita travels, church services by Rev. Myers, a boat operation update, a public ice cream sale, and an upcoming singing show led by Prof. Hughes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rowe
Joe Wilson
J. W. Skinner
3. M
Ader
Galveston
W. Witney
Henry Provence
Chewawa
Brettinr
Jere Heory
W. J
Rev. Myers
Dr. Wynn
Adair
Prof
Hughes
Anmed Henry Provence
BK Mclaughlin
Wo Mnet
Grand River Farm
J. D
Kinison News Busy Week With Birthdays Visits And Plans
Community notes show Dennis Barker's 12th birthday party with friends. Aunt Nancy Moore ill. Frank Keener Neil Bosele and One Potts visited the Kinison home. Morris Brown hosted guests from Cheroker. Preaching planned for Sunday and a church show announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dennis Barker
Nancy Moore
Frank Keener
Neil Bosele
One Potts
W. W. Tontth
Rose Items From Pryor Creek and Vicinity
Local notes report community life with names and places such as Pryor Creek Stillwell Dwight Mission and Rose cemetery. Mentions include illness deaths farm work school openings baptist church setup and family movements among residents like Joe Bryant Henry Fremet and Florence Rows.
Adair County bridge and road plans reported
A rough report notes work on rural routes near Adair and a proposed wagon bridge on Prior Creek west of town. County leaders consider a petition from residents east of Neck Creek for a bridge as part of improved access, with a special tram noted among plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bee Jim Crew
Craw Langley
Adair
KE Seloser
Prior Creek
Ledger
Mapes County
Neck Creek
Special Meeting In Honor Of Mothers
A special meeting in honor of mothers is planned at the Presbyterian church with May Day activity and a white corsage badge. The event includes divine worship, music, and a message of appreciation for mothers, inviting all who can attend to join and be warmly welcomed. T. A. Chandler has returned from Washington. paving will begin shortly as the good work starts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arante
Bev
Sanday
Jan Carton
Permanoia
K l L. White
Mr. Myers
Presbyterian
Myers
Asia
Unis
Miami
Etary
Presbyterian Church
Mothers Hood
Abe
Bluejackets and Farmers Thrive in Local Market Shift
In Redbon city and nearby markets buyers seek jacket items and farm produce. The report notes rising activity as dairy and poultry shipments, including hundreds of pounds of batter and hot poultry, move through the area. Local growers see gains as more citizens recognize the value of farm goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G Maby
Ulirty
Halsell College Sold and Church Fund Redirected
Halsell College change hands with W K Halsell striking a deal for Willie Maisel and related property for 25000 dollars. Vinita supporters contribute 500 toward the sale price to aid church building and fund raising. funds sent to Dr OW Day Rev J B Lownd and others to avert authorities. The letter laments past delays and stresses patience and industry for future prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. K. Halsell
Willie Maisel
Vinita
Building & Pew
Verte
OW Day
J. BM. Lowad
Char
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Frazee-Hosmer Hardware Co
Vinita and Big Cabin
Adair News
Lay McLaughin
HM. & Missionary Ladies of
Chateas
William
Hubert
Arenes Milken
Lusinen
Sparitan
Brenco
Warren
Reltean
Tavis
Kinnison News
Mr. Morris Brown
Mra P. B. Kinison
Wen Armakb
Cheroker, Kaneas
Morris Brown
Barret
Mr Po i Kinnison
Ted Coffeyville
D.C
Veyor
Thurdey
Dwight Mission
Lillo Teehee
Stillwell
JK. Bonesa
Joe Bryant
Locust
Rose Cemetery
Joe
Henry Fremet
St. Gibson
Ev. Dodson
Dore Dodson
Bryant Chappel
Sampson Rodgers
Vale Rowe
JK. Dencen
Alta Johnson
Howe
Thenry Moore
Kansas
Serig
Timnees
Jne Duncan Ambrwe McGhee
Clem Rowe Ie
Pryor Creek
Bagan
Mimwtieg
Heer
Satentay
Torr Ward
Iimr
Manny
Sampaon Maderaix
SH. Mayos
Hand of
Florence Rows
Hone
T. A.chandler
Washington
Dewocrats
Redbon
Muejacket
Cf Ieee
Bane
Damien
Halsell College
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