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Mansfield Mirror

Location

Mansfield, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jul 12, 1917

Page

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Ozark Scenic Highway Meet at Rolla 1917 Notes Progress

Minutes from the second annual Ozark Scenic Highway Association convention in Rolla Missouri July 9 1917 document opening remarks welcome by J A Chase and responses by Chas L Woods and W EB Birton. Officials read prior minutes elect temporary secretary and form audit and resolutions committees endorse state road routes from Springfield to Union plus upgrades for Phelps County roads and the Springfield Memphis road. Officers elected and next meeting tentatively set for Willow Springs with adjournment by J A Chase and W J McGee.

Ozark Scenic Highway Association Rolla J A Chase Mountain Grove Co. Chas. L. Woods W. EB. Birton Houston W J. McGee Fordland J. A. Spillingn T., Brooks Cabool SS. A. Sullivan, Jr Sullivan J.W. McCormick Coffeyton D. E. Cowan G. D.freewan Seymour Dr. Vivian Springfield Greene County Webster Wright Texas Phelps, Crawford and Wranklin Union J. A. Chase Phelps County Missouri Texas County Phelps Edgar Springs Yancy Mills St.Louis and City of St. James Knobview Crawford County A. J. Britton Springfield- Memphis Willow Springs West Plains Arkansas Line Kirby Lamar Fr. H. Farris State Highway Commission Ozark Highway R.A. Ryan Norwood W. E. Burton F. H. Parris W. L. Hiett J. W. McCormack Franklin County B.sullivan, Jr H. Sullivan, Jr C. P. Patton Wright County Freeman Mansfield Webster County James McMahan H E. Patterson R. R Mrs. Grove W. J. McGee

Baptist Church to Host Rev Hamilton Monday Evening

The Baptist church will welcome Rev. Hamilton to preach on Monday evening, delivering a sermon to the congregation.

Rev. Hamilton The Baptist Church

Gallstone Remedy Claim In Dramatic Testimonial

Wife of a Springfield businessman reports eighteen large gallstones removed after taking three STAVEL VEGETABLE TABLETS. The ad touts chronic constipation relief and other ailments, urging readers to buy a 25 cent package from their druggist with a money back guarantee.

Springfield

Professor Lynch advances Red Cross work in Missouri towns

Prof W H Lynch, visiting Springfield State Normal School, spoke in Mansfield and Ava on Red Cross efforts and proposed organizing chapters in Ava Hartville and Mountain Grove. He is famed as a pioneer of classroom newspaper study, bringing news reading to Ozark schools and fostering student discussion and civic awareness.

W. H. Lynch Springfield State Normal School Mansfield Ava Opera House Red Cross Hartville Mountain Grove Seymour J. W. Byng Red Cros K. C 8. R.R N. J. Craig J. D Reynolds F. H. Riley J. H. Stephens D. W. Hoover W. A. Black Francis G. W. Holmes Riley Lynch W. L Barda Mountain Grove High School St.Louis Italy Turkey Missouri William H. Lynch State Normal School Springfield Ozark John Smith Prof. Lynch

Our Soldier Boys Seymour Supply Company Formed

The Seymour Supply Company, first local volunteer unit for the community, was raised in 86 hours after Gen. H C Clark ordered the formation. Led by Rev. Guy Willis Holmes, with Capt. OG Jones in charge, the company draws men from Wright Webster and Douglas counties and will join the Fighting Sixth Regiment of the Missouri National Guard. The roster lists members from Seymour Ava Marsfield Marshfield and other towns, under immediate command of Lieutenant Holmes and Captain Jones.

Seymour Supply Company Terrtory H.c.clark Seymour Guy Willis Holmes Methodist Church Og, Jones West Plains Holmes Wright Webster Douglas Jones Sixth” Regiment Missouri National Guard Quartermaster’s Department Verne C. Wilson David Hamilton Walter C.coday Carl Humburd Joseph T. Hailey Clarence M. Dyche Charley T. Manning Roscoe BE. Morris Henry B. Felin William H. Fyan Caleb M. Mackey Levi A. Davis Ivy A. Dugan Oscar BE. Richardson

Army instructor inspe and drills aid Seymour visit

David Hamilton and Austin W. Cloud led a review of the company at Seymour Tuesday with Major Settle of the U S Army instructor inspecting, while Hartville figures Hartville-Howard N. Claxton and Robert R. Whittaker observed. Visitors planned trips to see the boys as drills occurred in Seymour and Ava Monday night.

David Hamilton Austin W. Cloud Hartville Howard N. Claxton Robert R. Whittaker Major Settle U.S. Army Seymour Ava

Is Your Name Here Subscriptions Thanks List

Our thanks for cash on subscriptions since the last report go to G. E Dennis of Mansfield J. E West of Fellows Cal R A Alcorn Hardware Co J M Moutray of Wichita Kans J M Pierson of Mansfield and Geo Harvey of Mansfield.

G. E Dennis Mansfield J. E West Fellows Cal R. A. Alcorn Hardware Co J. M. Moutray Wichita Kans

Canning Demonstration Held at Grandin Band Room

Miss McGee of Grandin led a canning demonstration yesterday afternoon in the band room. The event was under the extension department of the Missouri Department of Agriculture at Columbia, which offers free literature on canning vegetables and fruit as well as drying and storing foods.

McGee of Grandin Department of Agriculture University of Missouri At Columbia

Preacher G W Holmes Preaches at M E Church

Rev. G W Holmes, pastor, preaches at the M E Church Sunday and is expected to be greeted by a large audience. If he is called away with his company on August 3, this may be his last appointment here according to latest dispatches.

G. W. Holmes M. E

Scrap metal wanted at Mansfield scales July 10 20 1937

Wanted fifty tons of scrap with payment at 50 cents per 100 pounds delivered at D. W. Hoover's scales Mansfield Missouri during ten days from July 10 to July 20 1937. Adv by Chas H Erwin.

D. W. Hoover Mansfield Chas. H, Erwin Adv

Mansfield Cemetery Gets Second Seasonal Maintenance

The Mansfield cemetery is being mowed and cleaned for the second time this season marking the third year the site has benefited from proceeds from The Trip Around the World.

Mansfield

Subscriptions Listed For Mansfield Hartville Road Fund

A partial list shows contributors and amounts to the Mansfield Hartville road fund. Names include Steve Yates five dollars N J Craig twenty six dollars W G Reynolds five dollars Mirror five dollars R A Alcorn Hardware Co five dollars R A Sikes five dollars James Coday P M one dollar D Cantrell one dollar T F Lenhart five dollars J Carter two hundred fifty dollars A T Friend one dollar fifty cents James Newton one dollar P W Newton two dollars F N Dyer Furniture Co one dollar Geo B Freeman five dollars F D Mooney two dollars fifty cents L O Nieder two dollars fifty cents Bank of Hartville twenty five dollars Wright County Bank twenty five dollars.

Mansfield-Hartville Road Fund Steve Yates Strong & Duckworth N. J. Craig W. G Reynolds Mirror R. A. Alcorn Hardware Co R. A. Sikes James Coday P.M Cantrell T. F. Lenhart J. ©. Carter A. T. Friend James Newton P. W. Newton F. N. Dyer Furniture Co Geo. B. Freeman F. D. Mooney L. O. Nieder Bank of Hartville Wright County Bank

Road gravel donations praised for winter road fix

Tarbutton fundraisers in 1915 16 and 17 raised money to gravel the Mansfield Hartville road flat an area prone to soft mud in winter. The article notes $364 40 spent and a remaining $276 10 to be used as donors intended on the same road. Editor Hartsville Democrat confirms bank statements and checks, commending Tarburton for careful records and urging proper use of the funds.

Tarah Tarbutton Hartville Mansfield Road Drug Commission Tarburton Will Tarbutton Alton Neb Tarah W. R. Wood Farmers and Merchants Bank Wright County G. W. Summers Hartville Democrat Summers

Also Mentioned on This Page

Members of Scenic Highway LD. Freeman David E. Cowan S.H. Sullivan, Jr J.w.,mccormack Cufferton At the Baptist Church M. E. Church Senda Mansfield- Hartville Road Sanitary Soda Service Fuson Drug Company
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