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Newspaper
Mansfield Mirror
Location
Mansfield, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 1914
Page
8
Rev J M England hosts preaching every second Saturday evening and Sunday. Sunday School held each Sunday at 9:45 p m with W B Fallington as superintendent.
Cumberland Presbyterian Church announces preaching every fourth Saturday evening and Sunday led by Rev. Joseph Davis. Sunday school held every Sunday at 9:45 a.m. with G. W. Freeman as superintendent.
Preaching services every second Sunday morning and evening. Rev. J. W. Needham, Pastor. 9 45 a m. J A Hylton, Supt.
Over Mrs Coday s millilatry attire Preaching every first Sunday morning and evening and Saturday evening previous Bible school at 1 a m every Sunday J A Riley Superintendent Bible study and prayer meeting every Thursday evening Ladies Aid Society every Wednesday afternoon Everyone welcome W H Axpensox Minister
Route Number Three preaching at the New Hope Baptist church every second Saturday and Sunday at 11 am. Rev. J. P. Mingus, Pastor. Christmas visits recount numerous locals including Curt Justus at Fred Justus’s, and many calls at Newtons, Hedricks, Matlocks, and Justus residences. J. A. Rippee and wife welcomed a 4 pound boy born on Christmas day. Loren Land and Harold Towbleson appear in Christmas visit notes.
An old advertisement urges parents to treat children's coughs and colds with Dr Bell's Pine Tar Honey, claiming quick relief, lung soothing, mucus loosening, and system strengthening benefits. It promotes a 25cc bottle sold by druggists and adds Bucklen's Arnica Salve for sores.
Several fraternal officers are listed for M W A and R N A with election results. Names include J B Preeman J W Brezeal J State J A Hylton Henry Dennis and J B Rippee plus others. Installations are scheduled for January 12 and January 16 with a long list of roles and titles for each organization.
The snippet reports a weather table with high and low temperatures, precipitation, and day descriptions. It lists days Monday through Sunday with conditions such as Cloudy or Clear, plus a named observer C. A. MisgUs in Duncan Missouri and a note on Cooperative Meteorological Observer status under the Weather Bureau.
The Norwood scene centers on winter skating with John Shore ill and youths enjoying lengthy sessions on John Frye’s pond Christmas day and again Sunday. Families, including Mrs Shore's relatives and friends like Fred Anderson Maude Shores and Glen Moberry, joined in after noon visits and dinner at Frye’s.
A regional society notes lively Christmas visits and family gatherings. Numerous residents, including Christos, J. W. Edwards, Mrs. Jay Dennis, Mr. and Mrs. Seph Letsinaget, and others, hosted relatives and attended meals, church events, and a tree lighting. Local mobility includes several trips to town, visits between Letsinger and Peabody families, and reports of minor misfortunes such as a horse injury on the ice amid ongoing seasonal socializing.
Mrs. S. A. Keller of Elida reports two years of indigestion improving after using two or three bottles of Chamberlain's Tablets. The testimonial notes the treatment aided recovery and promotes the product as available from all dealers.
Cheerful Valley residents share post holiday recollections and neighborhood notes. Skaters enjoyed uptown fun with tales of wet and windy outings, while families mention visits, social calls, and local comings and goings.
Fragmented OCR notes describe a child’s croup episode with references to medical staff and care, mentioning relief from symptoms and varied reactions. The text is garbled but centers on treatment attempts and outcomes surrounding a croup case.
Fragments describe a cold winter mood and community updates. Mentions of locals Jo Rowland Kirk Dennis baby trip and family visits hint at town life. The garbled text references printing, editors, editors and a few named residents amid stray lines about health and travel.
SK Simmons, at Tulsa three months, departed Monday night for Hartville to see his wife and son Dan, along with other relatives and friends. The note mentions Sevimone Cizen.
Fragmented OCR notes detail a weekend of visits and travels with names like Miss Verbatalline and Miss Ada Carter Chilstis visiting various locals including Charles Land, Franks Becket, Homer Hednick and Mitel Hallinan. Mentions of hotel Rosting, Jock Hooton in Springfield, and tasks like trips to Seymour plus family visits to Keller’s Moncey and nearby locales.
A garbled OCR fragment discusses neuralgia and references items like Nyime Bhi devas and Neradacia Deves. It mentions Lininent and poet Les, then shifts to a claimed battle over substances and a druggist, with unclear names and positions. The passage remains incoherent.
A short promise to have a home wired in the next month prompts readers to inquire about prices. The notice invites contact for wiring services and rates, reflecting a local advertisement for electrical work.
Local residents share Christmas Eve and New Year hopes as families attend gatherings at Glenns, Blanks, and others. Miss Stella Glenn, Mr and Mrs Kelley, and many neighbors visit relatives, attend skating parties, and prepare for the coming year with church and community events noted throughout the day.
Notion that letters of administration on the estate of Mark Wheteniedd were issued to the undersigned on the 11th day of November. All claims must be exhibited within one year after dates of letters to avoid being barred. Reynolds signs as Probate Court of Wright County Mississippi.
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