Local notes from Mansfield area reflect frequent visitors and events
A flood of short notices records names from Ava, Hartville, Norwood, and Mansfield visiting or passing through. Mentions include families, merchants, and workers like J D Reynolds, W J Morrison, and Geo W Johnson. The column also notes farm sales, seed and feed, church and school activities, and upcoming auctions and masons events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Barritt
Ava
Little
Norwood
W. CL Renner
Waterloo
Tawis
CC. Coble
Topaz
E.G. Warden
Squires Wis
Roy Mansfiell
Wheathind
Woman's World
Mirror
Geo. W. Johnson
Deepwater
Wood
Hartville
W. J. Morrison
Aya
Kebroney Popuine
Steve Yates
Birmingham
Ala
J. A. Oye
Gpengen Weisk
Kansas
Lenhart
Texas
Rowan
Boulder
Cole
Whdo
GS. Burney
St. Louis
Tarbutten
Avin
Seymour
W. J. Reynolds
Clinton
W.E Shortridge
Macomb Wis
Joe Mashburn
Reynolds
Wife
Kauss City
Drue Turner
Ady
Craig
Garvage
Poeschy
Lamp Letsinger
M. Hodge
M. Thirkield
Coday
Percy
Chicago
Whatwood
LS. Wilson
Springfield
Public notice from Manefield Telephone Co manager
The manager H E Weed asks the public to refrain from loafing at the central office. Loafers disturb operators and harm service efficiency. Call by number or visit the office to obtain a directory if needed. He requests polite reception of the notice and collaboration to provide better telephone service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manefield Telephone Co
H E Weed
Mansfield Public School Notes and Upcoming Activities
Neearly all boys attend regularly in fine weather Amos Henderich starts Sophomore class Several new entrants this week Girls basketball may go to Mountain Grove Saturday Boys basketball defeated Hurtville 20 to 20 crowd from Mansfield A PTA meeting Friday. new drinking fountains and towels ordered Pedagogy class plans beautification and playground setup Primary room features Eskimo scene Misses Haverty Wallace Bratcher visit spelling stars given for 100 in second grade Grammar dept to order history and geography texts Rural grads urged to join Mansfield Public School Next year opportunities offered at Mirror of Hee
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B.E Coats
Neearly
Amos Henderich
Sophmore
Ruth Haverty
Mabel Wallace
Roxie Bratcher
Mansfield
Hee
Flat Rock Beats Mint Point In Local Ball Game
Flat Rock defeated Mint Point 12 to 10 in a wagons to Flint Point basketball game. Referee Eenest Dear ey of Mansfield officiated. Local visitors Roy Wood and wife and other townsfolk were noted guests at the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flat Reel
Flint Point
Flat Rock
Bael
Mint Point
Eenest Dearey
Mansfield
Roy Wood
Joeplin
Bryant
Roy
Party in Band Hall Honors Roxie Bratcher in Night's Festivity
Miss Roxie Bratcher was honored at a Saturday night party in the band hall over the Marmers and Merchants Bank. Jewell Hoover Ruth Haverty Ina Belle Wallace and others attended with music by a grafanola, games and refreshments concluding with warm praise for the enjoyable affair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jewell Hoover
Ruth Haverty
Ina Belle Wallace
Roxie Bratcher
Marmers and Merchants Bank
Grafanola
Roxie Brawder
Lucile Short
Eula Newton
Margaret Bradfield
Alva Carter
Will Crane
Karl Tripy
Gorman Freeman
Clyde Turner
Frank Mays
Herbert Short
Clear Vision Sunday Called by Missouri Clergy Leader
Robert Johnston of St Louis, president of the Missouri Association for the Blind, designates next Sunday as Clear Vision Sunday. He asks about 6,000 Missouri pastors to devote part of their sermons to the work of the Missouri Commission for the Blind and to support legislative action to extend the commission’s activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Johnston
St. Louis
Missouri Association For the
Missouri
Johnston
Missouri Commission For the Blind
Bank of Mansfield Names Five Directors and Reelects Officers
The Bank of Mansfield annual stockholders meeting elected directors G W Freeman M A Freeman Geo B Freeman Mrs Geo H Freeman and G C Freeman. Officers reelected include G W Freeman as president My A Freeman as vice president Geo H Freeman as cashier and G W Freeman as assistant cashier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bank of Mansfield
G.W. Freeman
M.A. Freeman
Geo B.freeman
Geo
KH. Freeman
G.C. Freeman
My A-Preeman
Geo. H Freeman
G. W. Freeman
Card of Thanks From Ralph Hi Chapman and Family
Thanks to friends in Mins field and vicinity and to neighbors who provided clothing and supplies after our home was destroyed by the land. They gave their time and money toward the construction of a new home. We extend sincere heartfelt thanks and prayers for God's richest blessings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minsfield
Ralph Hi. Chapman
Rich zinc mine owned by Miss Burghardt in Missouri
One of the richest carbonate of zinc imines in Missouri is owned by Miss C. V. Burghardt of Des Moines Iowa, niece of D. H. Carter of Ava. The mine lies in Oregon county near Alton and is operated by Mansfield grarties as Miss Burghardt visits her uncle while handling legal business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri
C. V. Burghardt
Des Moines
Iowa
D. H. Carter
Ava
Oregon County
Alton
Mansfield
Mansfield Boys Rally For 30 20 Win At Hartville
Mansfield defeated Hartville 30 to 20 in a rough Saturday night game. CM Seal of Mansfield refereed, Deenen ny Pool of Hartville officiated for Hartville. A large Mansfield delegation attended as Nichols Hensley Coats Latimer Sullivan Gilby Pyatt Craig Lilly filled the lineup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mansfield
Ava
Hartville
Hartville Boys
Seal
Deéenny
Hartville Nichols
Hensley Coats
Young Latimer
Sullivan Gilby
Pyatt Craig
Lilly
Mansfield Fifth Annual Agricultural and Stock Show Funds Sought
W A Black secretary of Mansfield's fifth annual show was told by Jewell Mayes that $52.65 state aid had been approved but no money existed for payment. Black asked Auditor Hackmann, Senator Welch and Representative Griffith for legislative funds. Requisitions exist for $4265. 36 fairs approved including Mountain Grove. Wright county has two approved. Auditor Gordon says funds will be mailed before adjournment. Senator Welch promises to push the appropriation when appropriate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.a.black
Mansfield
Jewell Mayes
Board of Agriculture
Mansfieldcs
Black
Hackmann
Welch
Griffith
Mountain Grove
Wright County
Gordon
General Assembly
Baptist Ladies Aid Society Meets for Prayer and Study
The Baptist Ladies Aid Society met with Mrs RL Alford on Wednesday afternoon. Mrs L F Latimer led the devotional, and the scripture lesson covered the first chapter of John. Four visitors attended. After business, Mrs J M England led prayer. next meeting is scheduled with Mrs Itta Crippen. Secretary Mrs Ezra Dennis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Ladies’ Aid Society
Alford
L. 4. Latimer
Desson
St. John
J. M. England
Tta Crippen
Ezra Dennis
Correction Notice in Scout Notes
A clarification corrects the fifth paragraph of Scout Notes stating These bars are NOT Angels. The item was printed before the error was found.
House Burns on A E Turbutton Farm West of Town
A residence on the A E Turbutton farm about 20 miles west of town burned Tuesday around 11 AM along with a large portion of the contents. Origin unknown though a flue may have sparked the blaze. Neighbors aided the firefight. Loss about 1000 dollars with 500 on the house and 200 on contents. Sympathy extended to Mr Tarburton as the family considers rebuilding at the same site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. E.turbutton
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Joe Wtoloubek
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Kk. AO Alern Hardware Co
Rev. G. Chadwell
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Hazel Drurney
Lois Resch
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Ava Democrat
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Ro V. Upton
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G. Chadwell
Polly Arnold
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Sam Williams
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Mountain Grove Journal
W.G. Reynolds
O H Garage
W. B. Hitchcock
C. L Beach
Newton's Cafe
Joe Holoubek
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G. E. Bell
F. E. Schooley
K. E. Randle
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