Local News Notes From Ava and Nearby Towns
Many residents and visitors pass through Ava area. Names include J M England, Judge Fred Stewart, probate judge G C Murrell, W Campbell, B Bright, Miss Essie Newton, Mrs S Ervin, Frisco By official, G W Holmes, Miss Blanche Burney, Frank Hudson, M A Bell, and D Reynolds. A car of ties derailed near K. O. and O. railroad. A concrete Wolf Creek bridge project and livestock movement noted. Community updates cover visits, moves, and local business ads.
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McMortrey
Ava
Russell Sears
Grantham
Tradford
J. M. England
Leger
Fred Stewart
G.C. Murrell
Hartville
W. Campbell
Mugotah
B. Bight
Springfield
Misa Essie Newton
S. Ervin
Palmetto
Q.W. Holmes
Seymour
Ava Frank
Banquet boosts church work in three towns
A New Year banquet at the M E churches in Ata Seymour Manafield drew about one hundred attendees. Rev G W Holmén led, with Dr KR Rogers as toastmaster and speakers urging a Top Notch Campaign to boost church work, membership, and subscriptions. Music and toasts followed the three course dinner served by local members.
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M.E
Ata
Beymour
Manafield
Id M. E
Sion
G. W. Holmén
Séydipur
KR. M. Rogers
Manefield
G.S. Burney
C. Vollinwelder
Seymour
Frank Search
PD. C. Preston
J. D. Reynolds
Mansfield
Mra. D. Vanderbilt
W.M. Divan
Guy Willis Iblines
Jr. J. Freeman
W. C. Coday
Elinor Adams
Ava
Daisy Martin
M. B.churdhes
Frm Seymour
St. Louis
Central Christian Advocate
Jesus
Aig
Methodial Episcopal Church
Kingdom of God
Boys Bitten By Dogs in Local Incident
The five year old son of Anthce Newton and his wife was bitten on the face by the family dog during play. Dr. R. M. Rogers treated the injuries after the creature’s sudden attack. A second dog owned by Arthur Short ran mad last week, wounding a young man of G. E. Short near Macomb. Several geers were killed as the dog bit everything in sight. The mad dog remained unharmed due to heavy clothing.
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Anthce Newton
Tts
R. M. Rogers
Arthur Short
Ann
G. E. Short
Macomb
Poy
Iro
Parent-Teacher Meeting Program on Friday at Piano Solo
Friday meeting for mothers and teachers features Mrs. O L Robinett teaching the value of truth, Mrs. G W Miller leading, with discussion by Prof. B J Coats. In reply to a local PTA secretary Mrs W A Black, Wright County representative Hon W S Griffith notes careful review of a proposed child welfare law with suggested beneficial changes.
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O.L. Robinett
G.W. Miller
B. J. Coats
W. A. Black
Parent-Teacher Association
Lecture Course Minx Hutchinson reads at PTA Lyceum
The Lecture Course with Minx M C Hutchinson is set for Saturday January 13 under the Parent Teacher Association Community Lyceum Bureau. Her program includes miscellaneous readings and Rebecca of Sunnybrook Farm. she is praised as a reader of exceptional ability with ten years of teaching and platform experience and noted as an artist in character portrayal.
Evangelists to Start Series of Meetings at Christian Church
Rev John L Stine and his son of Springfield will begin a series of meetings at the Christian Church Sunday January 4 4 They are able evangelists working in this district for the Christian Church and everyone is cordially invited to hear them.
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John L. Stine
Aon
Springfield
Christan Church
Christian Church
Ex Postmaster M K R Gorman Notified of Report Validation
Ex Postmaster M K R Gorman receives notice from the auditor of the postal service that his late report has been reply filed and checked and assigned to the correct central record. The communication confirms the report cannot be surpassed.
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Poatplanter
M. KR
Gorman
Poatoffice Department
Hia Dal
Cemt
November election officers elected across districts
The November results show Republicans winning every county office with four Democrat successors and three Republican newcomers. Officials include Grigith reelected representative, Rapper and Hels y among judges, Jackson prosecuting attorney, Sanders sheriff, Thomas treasurer, Carter administrator, Lenhart coroner, Creasar surveyor, and the collector Deckard retaining two years more.
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S. W. Rapper
Southern
Northern District
Helsy
C. H. Jackson
Co. G. Sanders
W. I. Creer
G. P. Thomas
C A Staphena
Claxton
Perkins
Mexica
Helxley
Geephens
Inman
Onanty Ofjials
Republicahe
J. R. Deckard
Helala
Local Social Notes and Church Announcement
C F Harris and wife dined at Silas Hooneeaea xons Marion and Woodrew visiting Dr J B Little as Norwood. Ray Newton spent Wednesday night with Claresce Dedmce. Fred Beasley carrying mail on Route 3 from Hartville replacing carrier J B Bearbor oug who has rheumatism. Mrs DOS Dorrall dined at C F Harris Tuesday. Preaching at New Hopes Baptist church every second Saturday and Sunday at 16 00 m Rev G Chadwell pastor. CASEY JONES.
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Silas
Marion
Woodrew
J. B. Little
Norwood
Ray Newton
Claresce Dedmce
Fred Beasley
Hartville
J.b.bearboroug
Dos. Dorrall
C. F.’. Harris
Toeaday
New Hopes
Baptist Church
G. Chadwell
Casey Jones
Local notes and births sweep through Springfield area
Wil Randolphia on the sick list J L Williams and son Howard and Bet Hensley traveled to Springfield and returned Saturday morning. F A Rippee and wife welcome a baby girl born December 21. Fimer Henalay of Springfield visited home during the latter part of last week. Crazy Madge has been away awhile. Madge and other writers are urged to reply to the Mirror. New Year greetings from Mev M M Clift, pastor.
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Kansas City
Intertype Corporation
Mirror Family
Gunto
D. Reynolds
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Pridsky
J. D. Reynolds
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Lenhart
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EPA
Sisk
BR. Lenhart
Mansfield
J.H. Atkinson
Mountain Grove
J.L Williams
Howard
Bet Hensley
Springfield
Fred Hensley
Hartville
Fimer Henalay
F. A. Rippee
Unclear historical snippet on local figures and places
Fragmentary OCR text mentions names like Mingea Lalia Pachford and Ea die Murrell returning after a weekly event. References to early American or local figures appear garbled, with scattered place names and a mid sentence tag. No coherent event or dates emerge.
New Year Haskinthal Adds Victory Count to Schedule
The article notes a series of faculty and student activities amid New Year events, with the school preparing for a Hartvill trip and upcoming academics. It mentions classica and rhetoric work, book purchases for younger students, and seating plus attendance reaching about 3 percent, reflecting a busy school timetable and community engagement.
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Atmost
Wreck at K C and 8 as train derails
A damaged OCR fragment reports a wreck involving the KC and 8 railway line Tuesday morning. A passenger is injured or missing, with the train bringing the coach to a halt and prompting emergency actions.
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