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Newspaper
Mansfield Mirror
Location
Mansfield, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Aug 17, 1922
Page
2
East and west bound passenger and local freight trains listed with times. Mansfield and Ava agents L F Livingston and Fred Grover schedule departures and arrivals, noting Frisco train 103 connection and daily trip windows between 9:45 a m and 11:15 a m to 10:00 p m.
Sunday school held every Sunday at 9 45 p m with W L Matthews superintendent Preaching on the Jet and 3rd Sundays conducted by Rev P L Kelley pastor
Cumberland Presbyterian Church announces preaching every 20th Sunday with Rev. A. S. Humphrey as pastor and G. W. Freeman as superintendent at 9:45 a.m. Local worship guidance presented for parishioners.
Preaching on the 3d and 4th Sundays with morning and evening sessions led by Rev. C. E. Little. Sunday school each Sunday at 9:45 a.m. Geo. Benjamin, Superintendent. Church of Christ Bible school at 0:45 a.m. every Sunday with D. H. Kay as Superintendent. Rev. Oscar Wright, Pastor.
The Mansfield Chamber of Commerce meets the first Thursday of each month, with the Board of Governors meeting the third Thursday at Odd Fellows Hall. Dr A J Clark serves as President and Quiver B Davis as Secretary.
Macomb community notes describe health updates and military discharge for Everett Findley, family visits among Findleys and Nevils, a Baptist tacky party with prizes, marriages, church revivals, and numerous travels to Springfield and Hartville. Local school plans, road trips, and weather concerns about drought are included.
The Mose Willis farm 1% miles from Macomb sold to Mr. Sorrell of Kansas City Kans. The Fred Beck farm near Norwood sold to Tobby Berghof of North Dakota. Transactions arranged by J. E. Bart Ireal representative for E. A. Strout Farm Agency in Norwood.
Flat Rock item recounts local Sunday School, neighbors Mrs. B Nunameaker and W N Draper referenced. Ernest Wade buys pigs from Mrs R Blank Ira. Laurey and B Nanamaker are mentioned with Friday calls. Cecil Letsinger travels to Willow Springs for a school, peaches are being canned, and Mrs Bradslaw is noted.
Pleasant safe effective preparation used by thousands with wonderful results. Restores gray and streaked hair to natural beauty, destroys dandruff, stops hair loss, keeps you looking young. Sold at drug or toilet counters for $1.00 or direct from DelLacy Chemical Co., St. Louis, Mo. Will not disappoint.
Wayne Tarburton returns from Kansas. Willie Hensley and Mrs Miller visit Fred Grovers. Mrs Casson and children spend Sunday at Fred Kellings. F L Spindler and family at J R Pool's. Joe Lee Dennis visits. W E Shinpaugh family at G M Hensley. G W Tripp family at W H Tarbatton. Clyde Tarbatton visits G W Tripp's. Mrs L Hensley and Mrs Casson visit Mrs J R Tool.
When constipation packs the lower bowels with waste matter, worms may reach the vermiform appendix and cause appendicitis. Take Chamberlains Tablets when needed and keep bowels regular to reduce risk.
Mrs Elza Owens and her young son visited at Alvin Longs from Sunday through Tuesday Aunt Mary Dennis spent Sunday night at Joe Frys. Meeting at Ashley sure has been well attended. Mrs Fred Anderson spent the weekend with her mother Mrs Dugan Andy Spence and wife were at Joe Fry's Monday afternoon. Andy Spence and wife spent Sunday at Jim Breenmai's. Mrs Ray Huggins and verect Spence cried at toe Pry's Saturday morning. Sam Fry and children spent Thursday night with his brother Joe, Allen Long and wife and Elle. Fry were in Norwood Wednesday of last week. Mr and Mrs Andy Spence spent this week with her folks. Eden Fry spent last week with her sister Mrs Alvin Long. Joe Fry spent Monday at John Brentlingers and gour some peaches.
Mrs Mahala Burns of Savanna Missouri recounts a common experience. Nine years ago a bottle of Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy cured her dysentery. A later attack was similarly treated with quick, positive relief. She has recommended it to dozens and plans to continue.
Miss Barnace and Iane Han of Tarkio visit grandparents Mr and Mrs W S Gaskill. Miss Jewel Tarbutton visits brother Clyde Tarbutton. Tom Casson family Blanch and Thurman Harris visit W E Shinpaugh. Clyde Tripp and wife return from Dade county. Guests at G S W Tripp include J R Pool and Mrs Hensley and children. Lela Tripp and Ural Dennis call on Clyde Tarbutton Sunday afternoon.
Rural notices recount weather concerns at Sunset Hill with farmers Cricket Crippen and family visiting Hoggin household. Social calls include Grandma Dean with Joe Fry and a host of Fry relatives. Visitors from Turkio Missouri and nearby households are listed among Sunday calls.
Sunny Slope neighbors express longing for rain as the community shares condolences after the death of a baby girl. Dee Caudle and family visited Ike Bennett and his wife at Liberty Saturday night. Hub Young and wife mourn the loss, with heartfelt sympathy extended to the bereaved family.
Annual settlement with Wright County Court from Aug 1921 to Aug 1922. J H Dennis, secretary, reports balance on hand and receipts totaling 3,779.23 with additional receipts of 9,430.36. Expenditures include labor, materials, repairs, interest, bonds, collection fees, and attorney costs. Attest: J C Carter, President, J H Denard, Secretary.
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