19 Jan 1922
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Newspaper
Mansfield Mirror
Location
Mansfield, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1922
Page
1
Local notes record visitors and moving plans across Norwood, Seymour, Manville and Mansfield. Names mentioned include M.E Goaman, Clare Tarbutton, Ray Dennis, St Louis trip, Oud Wellow installation, J Cantrell crew, and church activities. Community events feature socials, concerts, and a theater show partnership with Ava and Mansfield promoting The Fall of Babylon.
Lumber merchants Reynoide and Coday offer 40000 feet of oak timber for sale. Dimensions and boxing available upon request. Contact Reynoide & Coday for pricing and delivery options.
Six months of tax debate ends with figures showing state tax cuts from 1920 to 1921 and a total property tax reduction of over 1.18 million dollars. Wright County’s state funding for schools rises 37 thousand while overall gains expand to about 15.9 thousand, amid calls to value property at true worth and to fix disparities in county assessments.
Sunday School at Flat Rock with Will Allen assisting Mrs Ro Blanis. Maud Draper stayed with Tila Letsinger. Maud and family events. cold North Dakota letter. Geo Blank's birthday dinner with friends. wedding bells announced for Mint Rock. cattle visits and strawberry patches. Plum events including a senior class concert in February. Nugget shows The Fall of Babylon at 7 and 9. local ads for Bal lard's Snow Liniment and Mansfield Shoe Shop. Audrie Relane born January 15 near Jerico. engine repair on Ozark Southern Ry. Pearl Newton hosted a party honoring HE Newton. arrests for breaking into Bryant store linked to a secret service agency. Miller boys aid investigation signaling possible crackdown on burglaries.
Local I O F installation held Saturday night with District Deputy Grand Master Web Claxton of Hartville presiding. Officers named include Hugh Williams noble grand A Brown past grand T F Lenhart vice grand W A Black secretary E S Dennis treasurer G W Tripp warden J W Brazeal conductor J K 2ool chaplain R P Williams right supporter noble grand W H Hensley left supporter noble grand M G Hensley right scene supporter Clarence Smalley left scene supporter M E B Stephens right supporter vice grand R K L Handy left supporter vice grand W I Smith inside guardian D S Cantrell outside guardian.
The report notes a B Y P U program with personal care themes. Leaders Homer Brown Bard Cole and others introduce scriptures from Mathew and John Brazeul Adam. Speakers include Lorene Turner Genevieve Skelton Nellie Tool Ina Beli Torn er and Mr Mathews sharing New and Old Testament examples of Gods care.
Mrs FOUL Riley hosted the Embroidery Club last Thursday with fancy needlework and visiting followed by dainty refreshments. Guests included Geo Boy Canan, J Freeman, Fran Peach, A 8 Coday, Ross Ree, Besse Reynolds, A J Cingk, Maud Reytolls, Mrs H G Newton, Mrs I e, Mrs Maney Mreeuuurs, Billie Reynolds, Becklyn Sue Reed, and Junior Premai. An enjoyable time was had.
The WMS of the Baptist Church met at Mrs Gates home on Wednesday afternoon led by president Mrs Clyde Turner with devotion song service scripture reading and prayer by Rev Bar chard Mision study topic Expand the Foreign Horizon presented by Mrs Latimer Twenty three members were present and a number of new members added A wood Cree will offering was taken and a jovial hour followed with refreshments served by the hostess
Mesdames Fuson Carter and Craig hosted the Justimere Club with husbands and guests at the Posen residence Fri day evening. A pleasant time featured games and sundry amusements followed by refreshments for many attendees including Mr and Mrs Blie, Mr and Mrs Lip, Dr J A Pusen and wife, Prof DH lay and wife, and others.
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