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Newspaper
Mansfield Mirror
Location
Mansfield, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Feb 20, 1919
Page
4
Daily service except Sunday departs Mansfield at 6 45 a m for Ava arriving 7 50 a m. Leaves Ava 8 00 a m arrives Mansfield 9 30 a m. Daily return departs Mansfield 10 00 a m after Frisco train 103 arrives at Ava 11 30 a m. Leaves Ava 8 30 p m arrives Mansfield 9 30 p m.
Sunday school is held every Sunday at 9 45 a.m. W G B Fullington superintendent. Preaching on the second and fourth Sundays by Rev. T B Riteloger pastor.
Cumberland Presbyterian Church announces preaching on every third Sunday and every fourth Sunday. Pastor Rev John T Younger leads 9:45 a.m. services with G W Freeman as superintendent. Rev W Holmes conducts services at 6 41 a.m. J D Reynolds serves as superintendent.
A fragment shows Church of Christ group events with names including Jesse Carter superintendent and J M Ellis and L J Carter. It mentions Sunday services every second Sunday at 40 a.m. and Wednesday meetings, with several holders listed.
In Wright County Missouri the circuit court to the April term 1019, Nathaniel W Doty plaintiff versus James J Allen and others defendants. The petition seeks to quiet title to the west half of the northeast quarter of section 30 township 31 range 16 in Wright County. Defendants including James J Allen R L Freeman Maggie B Bridgwater Alpha H Freeman Elizabeth Freeman Lawson R Freeman CC Whitley W N Newton and John A Cooper are named or described as potential heirs or grantees or their successors. The court requires defendants to appear and plead by April 7 1019 at Hartville court house or risk default.
The Mansfield Mirror is designated to publish the order once weekly for four weeks. The last insertion must be at least thirty days before the court term. Clerk Jack C. W. Bane certifies the stray copy of the original order from February 16, 1610, on record in Wright County Missouri.
W T Millsap and Aby Millsap defaulted on a mortgage to G W Beck dated March 1 1911 recorded in Wright County Missouri. Assignees Bank of Mansfield G W Freeman announce sale March 17 1919 at Hartville Court House to pay the note interest and costs.
An advertisement offers authentic World War History with 750 pages and 200 illustrations, cloth bound for 32 postpaid from Charles F. Howard in Windfall Indiana. It includes a note on private loans for improved farms and no delays for examination or commissions. Also reported is a ruling by Sam A. Baker, State Superintendent of Schools, that teachers must be paid for influenza school closures.
An advertisement claims catarrhal deafness arises from inflamed Eustachian tubes and cannot be cured by local applications. It promises a constitutional remedy, stating Hall's Catarrh Medicine cures across the mucous surfaces with a $100 reward for any uncured case, and offers circula rs free.
A long handwritten missive from Arthur Eloy to his mother and family describes life in France, Christmas aboard, souvenirs like a German helmet, a possible return to the United States, and hopes to see loved ones soon. He mentions Y M C A life, nicknames Skinny and Greasy, and plans to bring home gear and photographs.
An old advertisement suggests taking Chamberlain’s Tablets as directed to relieve stomach troubles and indigestion, promising quick relief and urging readers to try it.
An emotional poem laments a father's death with children recalling his absence. It speaks of a vacant chair at sister's home and the belief that God called him home. The verses urge the children to weep not and to prepare for meeting the departed on a bright and happy shore.
An advertisement asserts headaches come with nausea vomiting and a sallow look, claiming Chamberlain's Tablets provide quick relief for biliousness if directions are followed. It promises possible prevention of attacks by observing package directions.
Springfield Leader reports Lt Rose received an honor cross while serving in Germany as part of the army of occupation. Carl C. Rice, currently at a Benmleoor hospital, is noted in connection with the unit.
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