City Officials and Ward Representatives List
First Ward officials include James Coday and J B Freeman. Second Ward lists W 1B Fullington and Dr J A Mason with J B Freeman as President. The council meets on the second Monday evenings of each month.
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Newspaper
Mansfield Mirror
Location
Mansfield, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1915
Page
5
First Ward officials include James Coday and J B Freeman. Second Ward lists W 1B Fullington and Dr J A Mason with J B Freeman as President. The council meets on the second Monday evenings of each month.
Fragmentary local column notes neighbors visiting, fence repairs, and weekend outings in Surrey. Names like Letsinger, Brentlinger, Johnsen, and Dennis appear among scattered references to family visits and chores. An ad invites selling cream for cash.
Baptist Church announces preaching on the second and fourth Sundays led by Rev. J M England. Sunday School meets every Sunday at 9:45 a.m. with W 2b Pullington serving as superintendent.
Cumberland Presbyterian Church conducts preaching every fourth Saturday evening and Sunday led by Rev. Joseph Davis. Sunday school meets each Sunday at 9 45 a m with G W Freeman as superintendent.
Rev J W Needham pastor officiates at Sunday services with Sunday evening and morning gatherings. J D Reynolls serves as superintendent.
Over Mrs Coday’s millinery store preaching on the first Sunday morning and evening and Saturday evening previous. Bible school at 10 am every Sunday. J A Miley superintendent. Bible study and prayer meeting Friday evening. Ladies Aid Society Wednesday afternoon. Everyone welcome. W H Asnensos minister.
Readers are advised that many items arrive late making them unusable until the following week. Correspondents are asked to send material on Monday if possible to improve timely use and publication.
The weather column lists daily high temperatures and rainfall inches. Names like DAVID CHEN and MINGUS appear as observers from Cooperative Meteorological Service. Data attributed to the U S Department of Agriculture and weather service traditions are noted.
Daily and weekly social notes show Olin Rich leading Walnut Grove singing every Sunday night, and Chirehat Pleas Ridge recurring on the fourth Sunday. Several locals including Otto Moody and wife, Mindley, Minnie Johnson, Marie Johnson visiting relatives, and others are listed with Sunday appearances and visits around Ashly, Wall Croote, Hartville, and Den McIntosh areas.
A fragmentary note references David W Hoover and Wis Jek in an advertising context. The wording is unclear but indicates a printed submission or payment related to a local business or campaign. Names appear to be proper nouns with uncertain roles. The item reads as a marginal notice about an advertising order or invoice from Wis Jek firm.
Route Number Three reports Sunday school at New Hope every Sunday morning at ten o clock. Several local residents visit, call, or host gatherings, with updates on illness and family visits across the community. CASEY JONES.
Weather forecast for Banea Washington DC and the Upper Mississippi Valley and Plains States shows generally wet conditions with temperatures well above normal throughout the week starting Wednesday April 2. The region includes Illinois Wisconsin Minnesota Iowa Missouri Kansas Nebraska South Dakota and North Dakota.
An old ad warns a sluggish liver causes misery and suggests De King's New Life Pills to restore liver activity. It claims benefits for the stomach and relief from dizziness constipation indigestion and biliousness with a brisk tonal pitch and archaic spelling.
Local residents enjoy visits and gatherings with Opal rye Mildred Stipp and Mrs Brand. Hartville visitor Latimer calls on the sick. Thos Young and family attend Stipp guests. John Frye sings. Sprague injured at Youngs. Dugan plants, Stipp garden thrives, Belle Stipp visits, late night at Lara Young house.
The annual conversion of the Churches of Christ in the Third Missionary District of Missouri will be held in Aurora on May 6. The schedule includes afternoon and evening sessions with devotional talks, reports, sermons by pastors from Joplin and Joplin related churches, music led by several song leaders, and special addresses by district officers and guests from St. Louis, Kansas City, Springfield, and Neosho.
Pleasant Ridge hosts singing every Sunday with John Rich leading and preaching on the fourth Saturday and Sunday under Rev C N Findley. Neighbors report spring weather, planting plans, and visits. Mr and Mrs Dave Bennett visited Charley Schlicher. Herman Barnett has returned to Oklahoma after visits. Miss Frankie McIntosh stays at Mansfield. a good crowd attended Macon church Saturday. U S Findley and Wingsley Findley visited Findley’s sister Saturday and Sunday.
Community notices describe Sunday school singing at No 6 and general good weather. Farmers focus on planting corn. Local residents visiting friends and relatives, including Louise Eldridge, Louise and Enel Aldridge, Stella Gaskill, Clella Gaskill, Nannie Looper, and Stella Gaskill’s trip to Mansfield. Gibbs, Gibbs.
Genuine Singer sewing machine with principal attachments offered for sale at a bargain. Call Mansfield Slatel for details.
Classified brief lists for sale: bushels of Rural New Yorker seed potatoes offered by B A Cole. Simple ad notes availability and contact.
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