See Catherine Calvert at Nugnet Theatre in July
See Catherine Calvert, the la ds beautiful of the screen, at the Nugnet Theatre with continuous showings in the afternoon and evening. Tickets priced at 8.15 and 25e plus war tax, beginning July 1.
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Newspaper
Mansfield Mirror
Location
Mansfield, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1920
Page
1
See Catherine Calvert, the la ds beautiful of the screen, at the Nugnet Theatre with continuous showings in the afternoon and evening. Tickets priced at 8.15 and 25e plus war tax, beginning July 1.
Terse town items list residents visiting and relocating from L Leatherman Riley Carter Bear Gilley Mansfield Ava Seymour fair dates near 1910 era. Ads note horses dogs flour trucks services and job leads. Mansfield Produce Co. promotes square deals.
State Senator Conway Elder of St Louis Republican candidate for Supreme Court Judge Division 1 will address Wright county citizens at Mansfield Friday July 2 at 7 30 p m in response to a call signed by 100 leading St Louis bar members including judges and city officials. Elder, born Perryville Mo educated at Washington University law, has served since 1914 and 1918 for the Missouri Senate. He is active in good roads education and agriculture reform and is considered a forceful speaker. Bilder also scheduled to speak at West Plains Friday at 2 p m and Ava Saturday July 4 at 2 p m.
Bargains advertised include coffee 42¢ a can, corn 12 cans for 60¢, oats 60¢, pineapple 25¢, and various men’s wear such as underwear and unionalls priced around 8 to 125 dollars. Numerous other discount items fill the sale list.
Two week sale at Roe Marche offers one table of spring and summer hats in all colors sizes and shapes for all ages at cost. Also new stock includes flesh balis teddy bear suits lace trimmed petticoats and more. Advertising notes clean mouth and dental health with Dr Riley taking a July vacation after two weeks.
Catherine Calvert stars in a reproduction of Paul Armstrong's drama of life staged at the Nugget Theatre with afternoon and night showings on July 5 4. The production emphasizes urban life in New York in a revival noted for its dramatic portrayal and period theater style.
F. E. Creaser appears in the Mirror announcement column seeking the Republican nomination for surveyor. A Jasper County resident with three years as surveyor and civil engineer, he has supervised Wright County bridge construction and drawn plans for Hartville buildings. He guarantees survey accuracy and urges voters to judge his fitness by inspecting his work. He is overseeing the Hartville schoolhouse project and regrets not meeting all voters in person.
All members of the Clarence King Post will marching in full uniform except blouse on Monday July 5. Uniforms should be neat and serviceable with campaign hat or overseas cap for headgear. Members to obtain armbands from the Adjutant. Attendance urged by Adjutant Fred McMillian.
Sunday July 4 features songs and prayer led by Mabel Potts with American hospitality themes. W B Fullington speaks on causes of decline. Harold Pool presents duties of host. Nellie Tool recites. Merle Cole performs on unnecessary trouble. Marie Pool highlights success of entertainment.
Charles Walter Beach of Mansfield and Miss Virginia Pearman of West Plains were married at West Plains Friday. The Mirror joins in congratulations.
The C P Church reports that Rev John T Younger the pastor preached at the C P church Sunday.
Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea is advertised to banish constipation and regulate bowels, promising a general improvement in well being. The Fuson Drug Co. in Mansfield Missouri is named as the seller in this promotional notice.
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