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Newspaper

Mansfield Mirror

Location

Mansfield, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Aug 04, 1921

Page

4

Carl Mays Shines as Yankees Beat Indians in Big Win

The Yankees pounced on the Indians led by Carl Mays who held Cleveland to two hits and delivered a four for four performance at the plate. Mays struck key blows including a sixth inning double driving in Ward, and his mound mastery helped New York secure an easy victory at the Polo Grounds.

Mays Indians Yankees New York Cleveland Indians Polo Grounds Carl Mays Hogmen Carl Bob Meusel Doc Johnston Owens Steve O'Neill Maws Wamwaby Sewell Cleveland Ruth Fewster Hils Ward Associated Press St. Louis Globe-Democrat Gasconade River Manes Bridge

Midgets Lose to Hartville on the Road

The Mansfield Midgets were defeated 12 to 7 by Hartville’s second team in Hartville Sunday after a strong game through six innings. Hartville scored six runs in the seventh inning. Batteries Mansfield Strong D. Dennis W. Frye Hartville J. Gorman S. Gorman Chandler.

Mansfield Hartville Strong D. Dennis W. Frye J. Gorman S. Gorman Chandler

Greene County Set to Lead Missouri Dairying

Greene County leads Missouri in dairy cows and is a growing dairy hub with Springfield as a manufacturing center. A Palmer and Stockman issue credits Greene with foundational dairy growth in the Southwest and South Central regions, noting strong cattle numbers and shipments toward Kansas City and beyond.

Greene County Missouri Pladuers Palmer and Stockman Kansasity Greene Springfeld Natura Dusper Newton Laverence Dvihe Wevster Wright Brouglas Howell Andrew Afiinisas Jackson Pettis Sedulia Mine Johnson Cass Bates Pettix Webster Nodaway Vernon Jasper Buchanan Harrison Chariown Linn Macon Sullivan Henry Lafayette Breton Holt Douglas Texas Wrigshit

Public Sale at Brand Farm near Mansfield

A public auction will be held at Brand farm two miles east of Mansfield on Tuesday August 1st at 10 o’clock. Items include four head of cattle a mix of Jerseys Holsteins and a shorthorn, several Holstein cows and calves, two Holstein yearlings, two calves, white Leghorn hens and miscellaneous farm equipment and household goods.

Ny Farm Mansfield Brand Farm LOO Welk Aim Danney

Local Social Notes From Sunday Visits and Calls

Miss Menibude and Verna (Dunpee) visited, with many names of neighbors and relatives listed among Sunday calls. Families including Cassida, Mathews, Ludlow, Dagan, Conover, Wade, and others were mentioned in social mentions and singing events around town.

Willow Creek social and church notices from Sunday visits

Local residents and families are reported visiting relatives and attending church events. Names include Christy, Goble, Wooly, Woody couples, and Miss Christy, with gatherings at homes, a fishing trip, and Sunday School attendance noted. Windsor area.

Miss Opal Short Visited Hartville Friends

Miss Opal Short visits Hartville friend circle at the Christy home on Sunday. Miss Latella Christy and Mrs. Corella Creenwood also called at Mrs. Woods Thursday afternoon in a local social gathering.

Latella Christy Corella Creenwood

Random Local Family Notices From A Busy Week

Mrs Milton Palmeton suffered a week of distress with painful trouble. Miss Este rider mentions cookie and housekeeping duties. Miss Marc Yowel visited JW Brentlinger's Tuesday night. Mrs OH rye spent Tuesday at Geo Dewhirst's, improving though still unwell. Mose Walls and sister Mrs Marta Bultidarton visited Saturday. Mrs Lo M Boy sat with family. Joe and family were guests Saturday night. Mrs COPE Peye called at Goo Prowhients Friday. Wallis at Mir Pall nineteen, Erikiy night and Williams at Wo Pennines. Harley Stet and Miss Anta Letsijaea stayed Saturday. Phintias Sunday Higebet and Paul Wittwms with family at DOR. Miss Mee Vaowe retired home Thursday night due to press of work. Mr and Mise Chrvhuty were dinner guests with Biers Sina and family. Joe Longand family drove to Springfield Thursday and back Saturday. Mrs Dove Tharp and two daughters spent Sunday with Denis Crane and family. Robert lief made a business trip to Springfield earlier in the week. Yray Campbell has not been well. School starts at Moore next Monday, then the harp the third Monday. Miss May Lome begins schhool at Liberty the first of August. Dave Tharp's family and the Longs, Pearl, Moody, Galph Harris enjoyed ice cream at Ed Tharps Saturday night.

Community Notes From Mansfield Area Visits

Local residents and relatives visit relatives around Mansfield and Wall Care. Myrthe Shares Raydy and Mina Rowlind spend Thursday night with family, while Alb and friends travel to Driedona to see kin. Wolf Creek Sand and Mrs Ghou Slores and others spend time with relatives as fall events unfold.

Opal Mina Rowlind Myrthe

Pool School Notes and Weekend Plans

Sundiy Selenos hosts a pool school and tea sale Sunday with a 2pm start for Miss Jamie Seenh Spat who comments on a bright day with Vavian Pop Mors. Childiren activities and a Thursday patrol week are noted, as is Norwood visitor Wool Praper. Clyde Tarbutton and Claude Prippeanid attend Bundity movie in Kansas, with forecasts of rain.

Pleasant Plat and Community Gather for Evening Sermon

Moody, joined by several local preachers including Bev Tos, led a Sunday night service at Monte. Attendees included Mr. Wi Coday and family, along with the Thind, Vines, Dove Tharp families. Community members expressed hope for healing and unity.

Monte Moody Mr. Wi Coday the Thind Dove Tharp

Olatha Notes Mixed with Family Visits and School News

Last week’s items mix with local visits as Mera Roy family and others attended events in Mtu Grave Sumbhey and Shiela. Myrtle Williams and brother Howard hosted dinner with Mrs Dora Robertson and family. Hoy rowlston stays with Roh dtreeni this month. Mrs Virgdn Short of Lindsay and Miss Opal Short of Macon visited at Lt. ML Jay’s. Marsha Peery returned from labor called to bedside of Dae sen Robert who was sick. Clare Sunatley and wife visited at Teale’s with several friends. They plan to leave soon for Lindsay Cal. Boy school starts first Monday in August with Me. Sraith as teacher. Crops damaged by weather. conditions are poor.

Sunday Social Notes at Marion Letelniper’s Lash

Names of local residents and visitors are listed with casual mentions of Sunday activities. Families and neighbors including Mrs Bessie Vaylor and Mrs J M Mites are noted visiting Marion Letelniper’s lash week while others like Willis Moody travel to White Kas to visit his son.

Joh Purley Tinntyy Bessie Vaylor Belchten Mar J. M. Mites Willis Moody Wielite Kas Dist Fliu Podiy

Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy

An early medicine hailed as one of the most successful bowel remedies. It claims to treat ordinary diarrhea and dysentery, and to be effective in epidemics of dysentery and cholera morbus. The remedy is described as pleasant when mixed with water and sugar, suitable for home use by every family.

Mansfield Mirror Item Teems With Local Names and Events

A long roster of Mansfield area residents appears in a local column with social visits, travels, and farm notes. Mentions include Williams, Crider, Roy, Dewhirst, Shite, Maye Yowell, Frank Beach, Anna Lee, Jess Pool, and others visiting relatives, attending fairs, and engaging in daily life around Mansfield and nearby Cedar Gap, Hartville, and Springfield. The piece also advertises the Mansfield Fair and local booster sentiment for Springfield’s Metropolitan status.

Weekend SocialNotes From Macomb Area Families

MEME CP MAES Last week's items Mr and Mes Vol Raynh and daughter visited sister Mrs Georgees spent Saturday and Sunday with Nelhe ail Moye Irye A blended church at Macomb Sunday night and a meeting with Salis Moody Sunday afternoon Dee and Oya Melitosh stayed with iitnehind Berta dolinson Maye Prye and Abbie Doyle visited Rosetta Sehlicher Sunday afternoon Orvil Quessenberry spent Sunday at Saibach Ltogetta Sehlicher attended church at Ashley Saturday more light

Abide Doyle Macomb Dee Oya Melitosh Iitnehind Berta Dolinson Maye Prye Abbie Doyle Rosetta Sehlicher

Local Arrangements and Visits Reported in Week's Social

The note lists residents and visitors like Spence, Geo Moore, Owens, Marion Shelton, Clyde Doton, Prye and son Tierbert, Tom Calhoun, George Reemain, Ida Frye, Bilva Owens, Ida Pye, Alvin Long, Herbert, Pall Miye, and Tour Rye. Events include farm work, farming help, weekday and weekend visits, prayer gatherings, and a school bridge party.

Joe Prye Son Tierbert SR. Spence Biz Ani Lester Owens Tom Calhoun George Reemain Herbert Debal Pall Miye

In Memory of James W. Glass

In memory of James W. Glass born in center County Pennsylvania September 18 184? died at his home on Pike Ridge July 25 1921 age 10 months and 12 days. He was a Union soldier who served four years. He was married to Julia Shimel September 23 400. His wife and entire children survive him. He was loved for his kindness and his efforts to ease burdens of others.

James W. Glass Éenter Co Pennsylvania Peu Ridge Julia KK Shimel Hiroe Tie

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