The Melvern Review Thursday June 18, 1925 George ALLISON and family visited in Melvern Sunday. Mrs. William PLOWMAN left for Kansas City Wednesday to visit with her son, Wilbur and family.

The Melvern Review Thursday June 18, 1925 Richview items. Harry CRAWFORD and Frank BURGESS visited at Clarence FRANKLIN's Sunday afternoon. Elmer CRAWFORD and wife and Irene visited, at Henry LAMOND's Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. E. E. CRAWFORD and family visited with Paul Crawford and family in Emporia Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. J.O. SMITH spent Sunday at their daughters, Mrs. W. GOLDSMITH. Mr. and Mrs. George ALLISON motored to Topeka Sunday and visited relatives.

The Melvern Review Thursday June 18, 1925 Narrowly Escape Injury. M.D. WARNER and N.G. ELDER narrowly escaped a very dangerous wreck and probably serious injury, when they were driving east of town last week. On their way they met one of the "road hogs" that we hear so much about and who ought to be expelled from even being allowed to venture on the roads, who would not proceed to his side of the road when the two cars met. Consequently, Mr. Warner was forced to almost take the ditch, and had he done so, the aforementioned castatrophe, might have happened. At it was, N.G. Elder received a slight cut on his knee which was the only damage done.

The Melvern Review Thursday June 18, 1925 C. O. White and Family To Move Into Rouland House. Mr. C. O. WHITE and family, since selling the hotel will occupy Rouland house on West Emporia Avenue. As yet, the Whites have not decided what they will do, but we hope they will stay with us here.

The Melvern Review Thursday June 4, 1925 Elem RICE and family spent Saturday evening at the home of Mrs. Rice's parents, Mr. and Mrs. John SUTTON. Miss Maggie RICE returned to Lyndon, Kansas, after spending a few weeks with Mrs. B.S. Rice of this city. Mrs. Joe JONES of Dodge City, Kansas, arrived last Thursday to spend a month visiting relatives and friends in Melvern. J.R. and J.S. DOOTY were home over Sunday. Sim accompanied them back to Humboldt to finish his service as an apprentice. Mrs. J.R. Dooty will join him in the near future and will serve as their cook. The Dootys' will be working about two weeks in Humboldt and from there will go to Vernon.

The Melvern Review Thursday June 4, 1925 Mr. and Mrs. Vince BOYER are the parents of a 4 1/2 pound girl, named Beverly June, who arrived Saturday, May 20th.

The Melvern Review Thursday June 4, 1925 Scott Valley Items. Maggie SIMMONS left for Kansas City last Thursday for a visit with her sister, Bertha. Word received from Beulah SMITH states that she arrived safely in California and enjoyed her trip. Mr. Dan SIMMONS and Dr. Salisbury took Charlie Simmons to Emporia last Wednesday where he had a tonsil and adenoid operation. They returned Wednesday evening and Charlie is getting along fine, tho it was hard to eat much but ice cream for three days. Mr. and Mrs. Clifford GARRETT and Eula Mae spent Sunday evening at Glenn SMITH's. Mr. Chester SMITH recently purchased a side delivery rake, and a hay loader, and will hay this summer in an easier way then heretofore.

The Melvern Review Thursday June 4, 1925 Pleasant Mound Items. Clarence SMITH and family visited at the Herman MEYER home Saturday evening. Miss Inez SMITH will be the only graduate from the rural schools at Pleasant Mound this year.

The Melvern Review Thursday May 21, 1925 Maxson News items. Mrs. Flem RICE and little son, Donald spent Tuesday afternoon of last week with Mrs. John PLOWMAN. John PLOWMAN and family, Elmer Hile and family and Harley Starr and family motored to Lyndon Sunday afternoon. Flem Rice was a caller at Dode McMillen's Sunday morning. Porter MARSHALL and John PLOWMAN called at Roy Sutton's Thursday evening.

The Melvern Review Thursday May 21, 1925 Sunday School Notes; Little Georgia Marie DOOTY place her two birthday pennies in the Primary bank and Donald Elmore his 11 cents in the Senior bank. Many thanks. The mumps and whooping cough are still the order of the day and keeping many away from Sunday school. We hope all will recover soon.

The Melvern Review Osage County Thursday May 21, 1925 Mrs. Lorinda Moore. Lorina POISAL, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Poisal, was born April 7th, 1938. She grew to womanhood in Clarksburg, Iowa, where she was married to George C. MOORE, March 15th, 1855. Four children were born to them, viz., William Henry, Alice Melissa, Walter Scott and Carrie Dell. Mrs. Moore outlived all of her children, the youngest, Mrs. Bascom Robbins, having departed this life Mary 12th, 1923. mrs. Moore resided in Kansas 53 years, 13 years of that time at Baldwin, 23 years at Melvern, where in February 1910 her companion passed to his heavenly home. Since then she has lived at various places, the last place 7 1/2 years. Mother Moore resided at the Masonic Home in Wichita from which she went for her crowning, Saturday afternoon, May 16th, 1925. Aged 87 years, 1 month and 9 days. Mrs. Moore became a christian in early childhood and was a member of the Methodist Episcopal church and remained faithful member during her whole life time. Mrs. Moore was a charter member of the Melvern Order of Eastern Star, the chapter having organized on her 50th birthday. She is a Worthy Past Matron of the Melvern chapter. Mother Moore is survived by an aged brother, two sisters, five grandchildren, five great grandchildren, and a multitude of other relatives.

Jim, Sorry to hear of your struggles with posting to our KSOsage forum. Have been wondering if you and yours were all Ok. If there is any way we can help with your posting problem please let us know; complaints, expressions of concern, gentle (or not so gentle) prodding to RootsWeb, etc. Thanks again for all your efforts. Eldon P.S. This is also a test to see if this post bounces. -------------------------------------------------- From: "Jim Laird" <JLaird@bellsouth.net> Sent: Friday, November 26, 2010 6:57 AM To: "Jim Laird" <KSOSAGE@rootsweb.com> Subject: [KSOSAGE] Fw: Newspaper Posts.. > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: Jim Laird > To: Jim Laird > Sent: Thursday, November 25, 2010 11:17 AM > Subject: Newspaper Posts.. > > > Bouncing mail continues with most and in some cases with all I post to the > many Kansas Counties that I contribute too. > > Have no solution and apparently neither does Rootsweb. Their answer is to > keep posting and hope it goes through. In which case that can mean, in > some cases, forwarding the post(s) on a continuing basis in hopes it goes > through. Very, very time consuming to say the very least. > > Jim > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > KSOSAGE-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the > quotes in the subject and the body of the message >

----- Original Message ----- From: Jim Laird To: Jim Laird Sent: Friday, November 26, 2010 9:02 AM Subject: MORRIS,BAILEY,WAUGH The Melvern Review Thursday April 23, 1925 Mr. and Mrs. Robert MORRIS, of Los Angeles, Calif., visited with Mr. and Mrs. A.B. BAILEY, Saturday evening. Mrs. Morris is formerly Miss Florence WAUGH, whose parents live near Olivet. She taught at Valley and other schools near this vicinity for a few years before her marriage. They are driving to Michigan to visit Mr. Morris' boyhood home and will to return to Los Angeles via, Yellow Stone Park and northwest, expecting to be home by September 1.

----- Original Message ----- From: Jim Laird To: Jim Laird Sent: Friday, November 26, 2010 9:00 AM Subject: DOOTY,CUMMINGS,McNABB,HILL The Melvern Review Thursday April 16, 1925 J.L. DOOTY and Cecil CUMMINGS departed for Ransom, Kan., last Friday afternoon. Word from Cecil is to the effect they arived in first class "condition," and that the temperature was 110 degrees in the shade. It must be get pretty warm out there. Misses Gladys McNABB, Bonnie HILL, Mercedes DOOTY, Nina Evertson, Helen Cochran, Sarah SMITH and Marguerite IREY took their suppers and motored to Burlington Sunday afternoon to enjoy a picnic on the backs of the Neosho river.

The Melvern Review Thursday May 7, 1925 J.L. DOOTY who has been working at Ransom, Kansas, drove in from there last Saturday. He expects to stay with us a short time, at least. Mr. and Mrs. J.M. DOOTY, Mr. and Mrs. W.P. WOLFREY, Mr. and Mrs. J.A. BOOKER and Sim DOOTY motored to the creek Sunday.

The Melvern Review Thursday April 30, 1925 Mrs. Mary ALLISON left for Emporia Saturday where she will spend two weeks visiting with her daughter, Mrs. N.C. FRANCIS. Mrs. Wm. ALLISON and Mrs. Newt NICKELSON visited with Mrs. Joseph Allison Tuesday. Mrs. Nickelson is a sister of Mrs. Joseph Allison. Glenn ALLISON and Milton GARDNER motored to Topeka Saturday and returned Sunday. J.M. PORTER, J.M. DOOTY and W.E. HOOBING were in Kansas City to drive out some cars Monday.

----- Original Message ----- From: Jim Laird To: Jim Laird Sent: Thursday, November 25, 2010 11:17 AM Subject: Newspaper Posts.. Bouncing mail continues with most and in some cases with all I post to the many Kansas Counties that I contribute too. Have no solution and apparently neither does Rootsweb. Their answer is to keep posting and hope it goes through. In which case that can mean, in some cases, forwarding the post(s) on a continuing basis in hopes it goes through. Very, very time consuming to say the very least. Jim

The Melvern Review Thursday April 9, 1925 Melvern's City Elections. For Mayor: I.E. GANTS, 61 O.L. HARPER, 128 For Police Judge: W.F. HASKINS, 86 M.D. WARNER,96 For Councilmen: Dr. G. B. KIERUFF, 61 H.C. ROBERTS, 131 A. TROUT,65 E.B. MORGAN,117 C.W. INGELS, 63 W.H. PLOWMAN,110 J.Q. TOMPKINS,76 Dan FARMER, 127 C.W. McMULLEN,69 W.H. NOBLIT,101

The Melvern Review Thursday April 2, 1925 Maxon Items. Flem RICE and family were guest of John SUTTON and wife Sunday. John PLOWMAN and family spent Sunday afternoon in Melvern at John SUTTON's. Mrs. Geo. PLOWMAN spent one afternoon with Mrs. Will YOCKEY last week. John SUTTON and wife were callers af Flem RICE's Saturday morning John PLOWMAN was a caller at Frank ZABEL's Sunday.

The Melvern Review Thursday April 2, 1925 Birthday Party Owing to the fact that March 28th was little Billy GARDNER's birthday, his mother surprised him with a birthday party. The guests invited were as follows: Tyrus BARNHART, James CROSS, Wendell ALLISON,Mildren PORTER, Ione HOBSON and Evelyn WHITE. Refreshments of ice cream and cake were served, after which all the kiddies enjoyed a motor car ride.