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Newspaper
Mansfield Mirror
Location
Mansfield, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1922
Page
2
East Bound trains include No.101 passenger at 9 55 p m No 241 local freight 11 15 pm No 102 passenger 1 59 am West Bound shows No 102 passenger 16 am No 240 local freight 11 15 am No 104 passenger 6 50 pm L F Livingston, Agent
Sunday school held each Sunday at 0 45 p m with W L Matthews as superintendent Preaching on the first and third Sundays led by Rev P J Keiley pastor This brief notice lists church activity and leadership for the congregation.
Cumberland Presbyterian Church to preach every 2nd Sunday with Rev A 8 Huwipthey as pastor and G W Freeman listed as superintendent at 645 o. w. (address unreadable).
Preaching services held on the 3rd and 4th Sundays both morning and evening. Rev. W. A. Gray is the pastor assisted by J. W. Paterson, superintendent.
The Church of Christ holds Bible School at 45 minutes from the town each Sunday morning. D. J. Kay serves as Superintendent. Preaching occurs every second Sunday by Reverend Oscar Wright, Pastor.
The Mansfield Chamber of Commerce holds monthly meetings on the first Thursday evening and Board of Governors on the third Thursday at Odd Fellows Hall. Dr A J Clark serves as President with Oliver B Davis as Secretary.
Local notes report new baby arrivals at Randall and Bourguaen homes. Travel visits include May Ray to Springfield and J W Johnson from Kansas City to Norwood. Hartville visitor Hep Morrell and Hartville trip to Norwood noted. Christian church gains a new furnace. school kids enjoyed Thanksgiving vacation. Belle Hart and daughter from Springfield visit Norwood. Stony Point school visits by Raney sisters. Freshman mention concludes.
Pleasant, safe, and effective tonic claims to restore gray and streaked hair to its natural beauty. Advertises bottles at $1.00 at drug or toilet counters or direct from De Lacy Chemical Co., St. Louis, MO. Warns against dandruff and hair loss while implying youth preservation. Sold by all dealers.
Miss Lorella Christy is sick with the flu and absent from MH S this week. Efie Blanche and Anna Findley and Mrs Lella Gates attended preaching at Ashley Saturday. WOK Gobble and wife visited W.A. Christy and wife Sunday afternoon. Arthur Greenwood and Ralph Deavers went hunting Thanksgiving. Will Greenwood and Views Doyel and Ar Young are sawing wood at Norwood. Mes Darrison and Mr and Mrs Snyder took dinner at Wot Gobble Mer. WA Christy and daughter Misa Lobidia and Mr J Bo Greenwood were Thanksgiving guests of their children. Christian Endeavor will meet at the Macomb Methodist Chapel next Sunday night. Nellie Young teaches Sunday School at Macomb Baptist Church each Sunday.
A home newspaper and a farm paper are praised as essential weekly companions. The Mansfield Mirror and Ozark Countryman offer a holiday rate of one year for 3150, with subscription forms and a Christmas gift idea. An ad for Herbine digestion tonic concludes the page.
In memory of Herman Lester Lyles born July 1 1916 son of Mer and Mr Uear Leles departed this life November 24 age 1b years 1 months 14 days after a long illness he bore it with patience and in his final moments spoke of heaven and Jesus as a consolation to loved ones
A lyrical obituary notes a loved one passing peacefully with faith in Jesus. It celebrates eternal life in a bright home beyond night, praises the splendor of heavenly streets, and invokes familial sorrow with references to a father mother four sisters and many friends who mourn. The piece ends with a plea to accept God’s will.
A brief notice urges readers to treat colds promptly to protect lung health and vitality. It promotes Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as a inexpensive, trusted option for relief and prevention of further illness.
The Missouri agricultural department and Frisco railroad announce a series of grape grower meetings in the Ozarks in cooperation with the Missouri Fruit Experiment Station at Mountain Grove. D B Richer UC B Mickelson and F W Faurot will lead sessions on soil prep pruning trellising and marketing. A total of 40 towns will be visited with about 6 000 acres planted in grapes in the region and 2 500 more planned this winter.
A holiday rate offer appears in the Springfield Missouri Republican promoting a deal for the Kansas City Journal. Readers are instructed to order through their local paper or send to the Republican office.
A 1912 testimonial from J H Gobble of Houston Missouri credits Doan's Kidney Pills with curing dull back ache and kidney trouble. He later stated in 1920 that he has had no kidney problems since and remains supportive, noting continued strength and satisfaction with the product. Adv by Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo New York.
Official returns from the secretary of state show United States Senator results with Reed leading Brewster by 44,255 votes, and school superintendent and supreme court race tallies. Propositions 2 and 3 passed, while Amendment 1 for road system funding after bond payments failed and provides specifics on motor vehicle license funds.
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