06 Jan 1921
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Newspaper
Mansfield Mirror
Location
Mansfield, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1921
Page
1
Mansfield notes report travelers and residents visiting Arkansas and nearby towns, with brief notices of engagements, church revival, theater announcements, and local commerce. Names include Moutray, Weat, Lawson, Welch, Stecker, Kennedy, Deemer, Brazeal, Lincoln, and Gardner among others. The item reads as a stream of short community updates and ads.
Public sale announced for a brick store building at the northeast corner square Mansfield Missouri currently occupied by Fuson Drug Company. Property clear of encumbrance with a bad tract of title supplied. If sold by February 1 the price should yield 7 percent rental return. sale subject to current rental contracts. F B Fuson 610 Woodruff Bldg Springfield Mo.
Sale notice advertises a half interest in an ice plant in Mansfield Missouri with 25 percent dividends. Purchaser may buy all or part with terms possible if closed by February 1. Stated savings on straw hats and ice plane unclear in text but hints at December discounts.
Farmers near Indian Grove Schoolhouse met on December 31 to organize a Farm Club with W O Stanley and others leading the discussion on Farm Olaba. Arno Krause elected president and John Page treasurer. Officers were chosen and a get together meeting planned for Little Creek Schoolhouse on January 1. Women’s Progressive Farm Clubs served supper and a program pleased attendees. D M Ganee vice president of the State Association will speak at Mansfield January 11, Norwood January 11 and Mountain Grove January 12 urging all farmers to attend.
The program surveys the first Psalm with introductory leaders and prefaces. Naoma Dodson presents The Godly man will not associate with evil doers. Walter Bean states The Godly man loves Gods word and tries to live by it. Mrs Nichols notes The Godly man will be the truly happy and prosperous man. Elva Turner and Everette Brown contribute The description of the ungodly man.
Officers were installed last Saturday night by Mansfield Royal Arch Chapter No. 122 with retiring High Priest N J Craig presiding. Officers named include J B Craig High Priest M B H Gorman King W Newton Scribe CG A Blephens Secretary N J Craig Treasurer L E Livingston Principal Sojourner Dr J A Fason Captain of the Host A C Noy Royal Arch Mason W A Black Master of the Third Veil W C Coday Master of the Second Veil Hugh Williams Master of the First D Freynolde Chaplain J D Harvey Sentinel.
Readers name Bible verses that inspire courage, hope, and strong deeds. Questions mention Ned Gaines Marie Norcross Herman Williams Jessie Hoover Edna Palmer Fay Yates Emms Palmer Myrtle Williams Hichard Jarboe and Mrs Peters seeking passages to conquer worry doubt or bad habits.
Such beautiful weather and a list of local social happenings. Mr. Bill Baker is ill. Miss Ollie Fryeswent visits with Miss Boma Finda and Misses Emma Anné Ilies and Blanche Findley were guests of Mr and Mrs B F Gates. Miss Myrtle Hook returns to work after Xmas. Mrs. Oscar Byteman and baby returned from Iola Kansas. Mr and Mrs Bert Coday of Oklahoma visiting her parents. Hosen Stout and wife and baby visit David Findley. Mr and Mrs Fred Brazeal and baby return to Coffeyville Kansas. Balda Findley returns to Coffeyville. Mrs. Mary Findley and son Frank visit G M Findley. Fibber Jibbet.
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