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Newspaper
Mansfield Mirror
Location
Mansfield, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1915
Page
2
The Mansfield Mirror lists subscription at 81.0 per year in advance with details about entry at the post office and mailing, indicating a weekly publication schedule and local office location.
Fragmentary note hints farmers debating a stock show amid uncertain conditions. The jumbled text references a fourth annual event and concerns about whether it will be held this year, with unclear dates or organizers.
City officials and aldermen announce regular council meetings on the second Monday evening of each month. Names listed include James Cony in First Ward and Freeman Savend in Ward Two with references to Parlington and J.B. Prewnan.
Railroad notice lists passenger and freight movements with West Bound freight rate and agent Durney. Mentions No.241 and various shorthand terms implying schedule details.
A Baptist church lists preaching services on every first and fourth Sundays led by Rev. Pastor Supiay in Burlington. Services start at 8:45 am with weekly gatherings on Sundays, including a Saturday selection event.
Cumberland Presbyterian Church announces preaching every fourth Saturday evening and Sunday under Pastor Rev. Joseph Davis. Sunday school held each Sunday at 9 45 a.m. with GW. Freeman as superintendent.
Sunday preaching at a Methodist church faced disruption as an overheard disturbance interrupted morning worship. Rev. J Wo Needham listed as Master with I. D. Kesnolds noted as Superintendent, while S45 aan appears as an unclear annotation in the report.
Over Mire Coday's millinery store preaching each first Saturday evening and Sunday morning. Bible study by J. A. Philee Friday evenings. Ladies Aid meets Wednesday afternoons. Minister W. H. Astin presides. All welcome.
Correspondents are asked to send items on Monday or Tuesday. Many items arrive late making timely processing difficult. Please try to submit all items Monday if possible for the upcoming week.
A Mansfield event titled The Trip Around the World is set for Friday night in April. Local residents Hartville and Mansfield car owners plan a parade with foreign nation tableaux at various homes. A masked character called Raffles is promised a $2 prize for revealing their identity, with participants wearing costumes from many nations and a finish at the opera house.
Olive Miller and wife visited Walter Hutsell Saturday night and Sunday. J Brlwer and wife traded Saturday. May Berney from Springfield visiting home folks. Miss Hulda Spock from Springfield visiting. Sarl Asher putting weatherboard on house. Surprise party for John and Walter Spoel Wednesday night. Willie Murrell of New Grave here Saturday. Lewis and Frank Berner hauling feed for Sars Asher. Floyd Bryant and wife traded Monday. Mel Bolander and Sallie Dudley visited Mrs Johnson Friday. Miss Ova Dudley and Frank Hamilton married Wednesday evening at her parents. George Dudley and Mrs Lenox Hunt visited Mrs Pleas Davis Saturday night. Frank Boyders and Low Goulding here Saturday evening selling eggs and butter. Elmer Tock staying in Seymour. Snel Asher and family visited John Dudley.
Citizens urge strict enforcement of laws banning Clupette papers and cigarette smoking. City officials cooperate with the Parent Teacher Association to enforce rule. While no one seeks persecution, violators will be prosecuted according to the law and community wisdom.
Spent Easter Sunday at Bryant Tie with varied family and acquaintances listed among attendees. The fragment mentions multiple spouses and individuals such as Stone, Newton, Freeman, Hoover, Tripp, Brasher, and several women including Ma bel Coday Ruth Haverty Veril Ellis Bertha Miller and Opal Freeman, indicating a social gathering with extended family.
Community notices from New Hope area describe Route Number Three Sunday school at New Hope each Sunday morning, sermons at New Hope Baptist Church every second Saturday and Sunday at 11 p m, plus multiple social calls and visits among local families including Newtons Dorrells Dicksons and Justus clan. Many residents are seen shopping in London and attending egg roasts with remarks on cream purchases and summer work plans.
J WM Montray and Charles Walton spent an afternoon at the Young home. Minnes Mattie Schlicher and Aleths Findley visited Mrs. R D Findley Thursday night. James Deaver helped Tom Young cut wood last week. Ruby and Gog Findley visited Mrs. Brand Friday afternoon. Tom Young called at the Hire home Tuesday. L M Cockrell improved Mrs G W Stipps farm by new fence and road. Cyrus Hire end eon Chris and BF Doane spent Tuesday evening with Tom Young. Charley Walton named champion checker since Jason Hight moved to Springfield. Farmers planted potatoes and bare garden. women report chirping chickens in cold weather. Mrs Della Sprague has been sick. Mrs Deila Spragas and Miss Hazel Stipp visited Sunday night with Mrs Lora Young. Mr and Mrs D R Findley spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs PF D Case. Mr and Mrs D R Findley visited Herve Young in Douglas County Saturday and Sunday. L M Cockrell family spent Sunday with Mrs G W Stipp. Hosea Stout and wife visiting neighborhood Sunday. Lra Agnes and Jawell Young visited Mrs J H Young of Olathe.
A Battle Creek man reports relief from indigestion sore stomach and bad breath after taking two hot teas of Chamberlain's Tablets. He proclaims the tablets splendid and unsurpassed, sold by all dealers.
Mt Zion notes list services with Sunday school at 10 am preaching at 11 am Young People's Meeting at 6 pm and evening service at 7 30 pm prayer meeting Wednesday at 7 30 pm Misa Ada Nash fills her usual appointment at Rogeraville preaching once a month He is at present visiting his father at Springfield Several members travel to surrounding towns for services and events including log rolling quilting at the Evans home and visits to Cedar Gap Ava Lariss and Arno with pastors and lay preachers at multiple meetings.
Mrs H G Cleveland of Arnold Ps states she suffered stomach trouble with bloating after meals. After taking two bottles of Chamberlains Tablets she was cured. For sale by all dealers. Ady.
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