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Newspaper
Mansfield Mirror
Location
Mansfield, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1915
Page
2
The Mansfield Mirror provides publisher details, editors and proprietors A Black and Mrs W A Black, subscription rate of 61.60 for the year in advance, and mail-entry information including second class matter and telephone contact, with instructions on advertising ending when discontinued.
City officials listed by wards include First Ward James Coday and J Freeman, Second Ward W L Fullington and Dr J A Fuson, with J B Freeman as president. Council meetings set for the second Monday evening of every month.
The clipping lists multiple train services with times for passenger and local freight trains on the West Bound line. Mentions No.101 to No.104 passenger services and local freight No.240 and No.241 with morning and afternoon departures. Agency notes name BURNEY and FRED GROVER as agents.
Preaching services held every second Saturday evening and Sunday. Rev. J. M. England serves as pastor. Sunday school meets each Sunday at 9 45 a m with W. B. Fallington as superintendent.
Cumberland Presbyterian Church announces preaching services every fourth Sunday with Rev Joseph Davis as pastor. Sunday 9 45 a m features G W Freeman as superintendent guiding the program.
The Rev J W Needham is pastor with preaching every third Sunday morning and evening. Superintendent J D Reynolds provides supervision.
Over Mrs. Coday's millitary store. Preaching first Sunday morning and evening and Saturday evening prior. Bible school at 10 a.m. every Sunday. J A. Riley Superintendent. Bible study and prayer meeting Thursday evening. Ladies Aid Society Wednesday afternoon. Everyone welcome. Minister W H Axprnson.
Correspondents are asked to send items by Monday or Tuesday to avoid late arrivals. Delays often prevent use until the following week, so please submit by Monday if possible.
An advertisement appeals to farmers to avoid Old Line Insurance by joining Wright Co Mutual at actual cost. It claims 25 cents per $100 annually for the last three years and provides contact FE W Yocum secretary in Mt. Grove Missouri for details.
Patchwork of social calls and visits across towns with names like John Underwood Andover Massachusetts and many local residents visiting relatives and friends. Mentions of moving plans farm work and errands plus a late apology for missing a puzzle from the Mirror of the week prior.
January 29 to 31 1915 program notes outline preaching by Rider Chadwell on 2 Peter 3 19 and Luke 24 40 with elder discussions on Baptists affiliating and treating those of other denominations. includes devotional services led by Fils and Davis, with text references and questions for debate.
Mrs. B. F. Hays exhibited Buff Orpingtons and Rhode Island Reds from Ava Poultry Yards at the Mansfield Fair winning first and second on Buff Orpingtons and first on Single Comb Reds with second on Rose Com ted. A grand lot of cockerels hatched from eggs costing 310 to 320 per setting from Owen Farms of Winhaven Mass sought quick sale to make room for younger stock.
Cedar Gap items report the marriage of John Gittens to Miss Maggie Robinson at the bride's home on Tuesday January 19. Fred Carter and family return to Cornie Arkansas. Bertha Miller of Seymour visits sister Mrs Suppee. Retta Reed visits parents near Fordland. Ada Gaskin and Mabel Louise Ware travel to Odin and Startville. Mrs Ida Hart of Seymour visits her parents. Mrs Baskett and son Walter in Seymour. Local youths attend a large dinner at the Gas Kill home northeast of town. many remark it a good time.
A reader from Penn Indiana reports relief from indigestion biliousness and constipation after taking Chamberlains Tablets. He credits the product with helping him right away and notes it is for sale by all dealers.
Cheerful Valley and nearby towns report a flurry of visits and shared meals. Jason Hight and Hosea Stout families hosted guests while Lois Massey traveled through Mansfield en route to Springfield. Neighbors including Luther Sharp, Tom Young, W O Williams, and Joe Crider were seen at various homes along Wolf Creek and Brand family sites.
An advertisement claims deafness stems from inflammation of the Eustachian tube and cannot be cured by local applications. It offers $100 to any case of deafness caused by catarrh not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure, with circulars and product details.
John Crippen and Charles Bly assist in Ava with the new coach described as a dandy.
A brief warning on colds as dangerous due to possible serious infections and the value of using Chamberlain's Cough Remedy to loosen the cold, ease the lungs, aid expectoration, and help the body expel the illness. Sold by all dealers.
W R Shirley received a postcard from Dr Nichols' Sanitarium in Savannah announcing a new larger building to be erected in the spring. The sanatorium treats cancer patients and notes that cancer was successfully removed from Mrs Shirley's face some time ago.
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