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Newspaper
Mansfield Mirror
Location
Mansfield, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1915
Page
6
A Frisco Railroad track in Mansfield becomes a target for immediate sale with multiple parcels up for purchase this week. Local buyers anticipate quick transactions as property listings attract attention from investors and area residents.
Inclement weather forced the Friday PTA meeting to Tuesday at Mansfield public school. It featured an instrumental solo by Miss Veril Ellis a paper by Mrs J A Hylton on What Other Parent-Teacher Associations Are Doing and a discussion on Our Present Needs Four new members were added Samuel Matthias and wife and H M Norcross and wife
A sermon on Psalm 23 discusses David as a shepherd figure and Jesus as the Chief Shepherd. It links youthful shepherd life to spiritual care, detailing how the Lord leads, restores, protects, and blesses, with focus on valleys of darkness and the enduring presence of God.
Mrs. Eimer Hatch of Peru Indiana writes that she has suffered rheumatism for years but Chamberlains Painment provides immediate relief and she recommends it. The advertisement claims relief with a small cost and notes several bottles available at all dealers.
George Tripp and wife visited Will Tarbutton Sunday. Miss Hettie Seal Stella Otella Gaskill visited Miss Cattie Roberts Sunday. Gaskill and family visited Fred Dennis Sunday. Dorothy Gilley visited Jewel Hensley Saturday night and Sunday. Homer Tarbutton and wife visited his parents Sunday. The surprise singing at Hosea Stout's Sunday night was well attended. Neta Tripp visited Hazel Eldridge Saturday night and Sunday. Miss Stella Gaskill visited her parents Sunday.
Local dealer C Carter offers breaking plows cultivators spring tooth harrows corn planters disks and other farming tools plus the McCormick line of machines for those seeking to save money on farm equipment.
The article reports a PTA meeting discussing the school and community needs, a planned April 20 follow up, and efforts to keep students in school during vacation. It notes a board visit by A Stephens and Jo England, a cancelled faculty meeting, and appreciation for janitorial efforts.
Mrs. H. G. Cleveland Arnold Pennsylvania writes of long stomach trouble with sour stomach and bloating after meals. She reports quick relief after taking two tablets of Chamberlain's Tablets and says she was cured. For sale by all dealers. Ady.
Mire and Tornado Insurance promote safety first property protection and invite business from Ady Ward Botercococh with assurances of best company representations and service.
An advertisement item lists Goo Cyphers Incubator for sale with contact Adv MRS J AL Riley and details that are fragmented from the page. The readable parts show a sale offer and a personal contact.
Fragmentary OCR lists obscure and garbled names including Selle the St. Lowi Peat Diepatel Re public Globe Bemocrit Sarvechiv Ev ening Poot and Country Gentleman, suggesting a damaged article with potential place or publication references but lacking readable context or dates. The text appears to be a garble of foreign or stylized names rather than a coherent news item.
Mrs Dora Robertson and children Ralph and Carl were out of town Saturday and Sunday visiting her father I MD Rayes. Mr and Mrs Janes Kindley dined at Clavies Nelson's. John Garner and wife were Mansfield visitors Saturday. John Roy stayed Thursday night with his sister Mrs Dora Robertson. Misses Lelia Findley Ethel Robertson plus du Schaffer Nelli Dake hosted dinner for young folks including Rimer Findley Paul McCallister Virgil Royal Oscar and Neiawar Preeman Clinton Williams. They visited John Mryes cave in the afternoon. Lou Robertson helped uncle Amos Roy on the farm for a few days. Nellie Dake was on the sick list. Mrs Nath Goraves visited Harve Ciraves Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Pred Short welcomed a son born April Mel Short. Ernest Roy was a miscellaneous visitor Tuesday. Singing at the Baptist circles Saturday night. Everyone welcome.
Baptist Ladies Aid Society and many invited guests gathered Wednesday afternoon at Mrs. Newton's Maple Street home. The event featured devotional service led by Latimer and prayers, with Miss Belle Wallace and others assisting in serving refreshments amid a social, friendly atmosphere. A freewill offering of six dollars was collected.
A rock party was held at Mer's home to honor Snyder's and Lockie's birthday anniversaries with refreshments after casual entertainment. Attendees included Hazel Bar ney Velo Ralph Hylton Terie Jasper Craig Lois Keach Aliee Mooney Herve Cedar Lowell Anderson Elmer Nichols Snyder Jenkie Panting Craig. several could not attend due to rain.
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