Pioneer William Day Sr. dies at 79 in Mansfield
Obituary notes Wright county Ozark region pioneer William F Day born August 1 1841 on Day homestead at Cowskin creek died June 17 1921 in Mansfield age nearly 80 wife Dorothy Brunettie Miller and nine children including Delilah William D Day and Margaret Simmonds. Also mentions deaths of Ernest William Oetting James Elbert Hart and Geneva Swing with funeral details and local church ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William F. Day
Wright County
Ozark Mountain Country
Mr. Day
Douglas County
Old Day
Cowskin Creek
Mansfield
Dorothy Brunettie Miller
J. W. Paterson
Mansfeld
Mary A. Huffman
Ava
Arena Day
Rome
Washington Day
Ft. Leavenworth
Kans
Ernest William Oetting
Fred Oetting
Carl
Martin
Lincoln
J. E Seals
Jerry A. Morris
Denton
Davidson County
N.C
Cedar Gap
Francis Peacock
N. C
Oiner
Missouri
Lowe
Jerry
Funeral at Star school house guides mourners home
Uncle Jerry was laid to rest in a funeral at the Star school house conducted by Rev M V Spain. A large and sorrowing audience attended as friends offered prayers and condolences for the departed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Elbert Hart
Dallas
Texas
Norwood
Little Jimmie
O. B. Hart
Dallas, Trex
James Hart
G. Chadwell
Jerry
Star School House
M. V. Spain
Card of Thanks for Fred Ootting and Family
The Ootting family thanks relatives and friends who assisted during the suffering and death of their son and brother Fred Ootting and Family.
Card of Thanks for husband and father
We wish to thank our many friends who kindly assisted us during the sickness and death of our beloved husband and father. Also for the beautiful floral offerings. Mrs. Jerry Morris and Children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerry Morris
Resolutions for Morris Family Death in June
Resolutions from Summit Rebekah Lodge No 270 note the death of Bertha Lillian Morris after a short illness on June 20. They express sympathy, commend the family to Jesus, and request minutes to record the resolutions and a copy for the family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gurney Morris
Lome
Bertha Lillian Morris
Summit Rebekal
Jesus
Kingdom of Leaven
Macomb Social Notes Include Visits and Health Trip
Mrs H C Shelton visited her parents George Short and wife from Wednesday to Sunday. She has just returned from New Mexico where she was for eight months seeking health. LW Martin of Norwood was in Macomb Saturday. Mrs H C Shelton and Mrs Fred Short called on Mrs No A Graves Saturday.
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H.C. Shelton
George Short
Shelton
New Mexico
LW. Martin
Norwood
Macomb
Fred Short
No A. Graves
Public Sale at WV pie and Thomas farm items listed
Auction announces sale of dairy cattle including three good cows two Jerseys and one Holstein plus household goods and farming equipment. Sale at public auction Tuesday July 26 with terms cash or bankable notes and 5 percent interest from date. Auctioneer Dennis. Clerk Boheenenan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiewi
Od Thomas
Hortheagt
Maansfield
Wolk Creek
Wayside Gleanings from a Rural Harvest Season
Farmers are jutting as hay and blackberries near end of season. Farmers wives busy with beets cucumbers and green beans. Alfred Woody and wife visited her folks last week and he helped pub up lay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Woody
Shadows in Shanty Town stage play notes at Cedar Gap Church
Cast list and scenes for Mrs Tubbs of Shanty Town a Cedar Gap Presbyterian Church event on a Friday Saturday and a later Thanksgiving Day performance. Entries name Mrs Mollie Tubbs Miss Clingie Vine Lucile Diveherty Mrs Ellen Hickey and Simon Rubbels among others with a charity admission of 25 cents for a pina payment.
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Cedar Gap Presbyterian Church
Ford
Tubbs
Mr. Rubbels
Mollie Tubbs
Simon Rubbels
Gyro Cerry George Clit
Tom Riedran
Usker
Andrew Guess
Queenie Sheba Tubbs
Stella Maske
Methusalean Tubbs
Seattles
Eber Baskett
Billy Blossoms Tubbs
Lee
Victoria Hortensia
Punky
Leute Morris Elmira Alekey
Mar Kichoar
Admiision
Fair Dates We Are Interested In Missouri State Pair and Centennial Exposition
Sedalia August to 20th Md Byhonder, Secy, Wright County Pair and Stock Show at Millsfield September 5th to Getober 1st WA. Black Sery, Min. Cirove Tri County Stock Show, Getober dred te 5th, dD. Shannog, Secy, The Osirk Stock Show, Springfield, October old Jaeth N. Rh. Nelson, Secretary.
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Sedalia
Byhonder
Wright County
Millsfield
Getober
Black
Cirove
Getober Dred
Shannog
Osirk
Sprinfield
Old Jaeth N. Rh
Nelson
Notice of Final Settlement for Elizabeth Deets Estate
Creditors and all interested in the estate of Elizabeth Deets are notified that final settlement will be made at the Probate Court in Wright County Missouri. The executor Freeman will appear at the courthouse in his county on the second Monday of August. Dated at Hortonville Missouri July 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mlyazabeth Deets
Pest
Wricht
du Hietville
Late County
Horteille
Missouri
Seymour and Springdale compare grape growing efforts
A Seymour commercial club delegation visited grape growers near Springdale Arkansas to inspect practices and soil, noting similarities to Mountain Grove. They contrast local prosperity, driven by orchard and vineyard development, with a past of stagnation and missed opportunities, citing a group that planted grapes twenty years ago now operating thriving vineyards and banks.
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Seymour Commercial Club
Tiree
Spingdals
Ark
Seymour Citiven
Mountain Grove
Springdale
Arkansas
Syartagditle
Mr. Munk
James
Grapes and fruit prospects loom in Clark county history
The issue discusses grape growing as a major local opportunity with plans for planting up to a hundred acres, market potential, and cooperative efforts led by the Commercial Club. It notes planting costs, plant availability, and urges community meetings to promote grape farming while detailing nearby agricultural events and club picnics.
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Seti
Springdale
Wits
Clark
Ube
Iage
Seymour
New Whale
Springfiid
Teenie
Would Make Us All Wealthy and Well Fixed Phrase
Using a grand promise to claim a future of wealth for all, the speaker asks for agreement on turning the country into one of the world’s richest nations with broad prosperity. The statement centers on collective improvement and national success.
Shiloh Sunday School Dedication Details Misprint
A church note from Mr and Mrs Moles welcomes Tenn visitors and reports Shiloh Sunday School growth. A July fifth Sunday program misprint omitted dedication of Shiloh Choirs with George VanNoy expected to preside. All are invited to the July sixth service.
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Greorgee VanNoy
Clarks Creek Hay Day Ties And Local Dinners
Mirror readers hear updates from Clarks Creek about hay arranging and weekly notices. Ruth and Lois Jones hosted at Mrs Clyde Jones as Herman Light assists the Jones family. Several names appear in the week’s sie list while others travel and dine with kin. A upcoming ball game between Unie Grove and Clarks Creek stirs local interest with more to come next Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unie Grove
Clarks Creek
Wall Creek
Clirks Croely
A Letter From California
A letter from California describes hot weather and a brief, unsettled note about enqueueing renewal to the Mirror. The missive shows light, informal tone and scattered, partial phrases.
Shiloh Family Movements And Local Visits
Residents report bustling days yet gratitude for rain as Grandma Nevils returns from her son Charley’s, Almalowe comes back from Ava Normal, and Libie Dov returns Saturday. The girls express happiness to be home again while Mr. Sturgeon improves slowly. A surprise singing event honors Mugene Davis for the Normal girls reborn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jocn
Martha Pearson
Libie Dov
Hone
Ab Mugene Davis
Visit to General Grant Park and giant tree wonders
Narrator recounts a trip to General Grant Park climbing 375 feet above Sanger, noting the park at 6 767 feet and a mile distant. Describes a party including Walter and Gus Rippee, Manford Cain, Oscar Rippee and families, Wesley King and others, dinner under a shade tree near the largest tree in the works, a 272 foot giant with a 200 foot first limb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sanger
Walter
Gus Rippee
Manford Cain
Oscar Rippee
Wesley King
Lola
Kong Dowden
Genert Grant
Dod
Local News Briefs From Hurtville This Week
Fragmented OCR text reports on visits among residents G W Tripp Jr and family with Claude WHE Pipe, Jess Turner mood, W S Gassill’s sister Mrs Jobo Chainer from Norwood visiting, Tripp family calls on J R B Paul Sun and others, Gas Kill’s brother mentioned, Kalpi Mabootton returning home, Diggins to preach at the school lintse Sunday after don, Henry Gealy also mentioned.
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Little Geneva
Zeno
Dolly Swing
Joss
Dr.Swing
Richard Gosvenor
Caudle Church
Norwood Cemetery
Fred
Progress Inargil
Diate
UGC Teria
Tol, Koy Ky Dennis
Geuw
Boheeenan
Mrs. Tubbs
Sunside
Seven Seas
Harding
Admiral Line
Stave Steel
Mate Navigation Company
Ward
Teen York
Uve
Shipping Board Filme
Vareau
Wechingin
Toe
Coifaens Ealy
Aloo
Wad Hulle
Ceesa
US Shipping Board
Washington, D.C
Sery
Ozark
Plat Book
Whit
Crain
Eh. Blank
W. N. Draper
Nonemaker
E Lunds
Prove
J.J. Turley
Mr. M. Letsinger
Lillie and
Eunice
WON
Draper
Won. Draper
GC. M Miles
Joe Hendrick
Sou Draper
Mr. Hendrick
Mat Rock Sehiwol
John Rippee
Wadsworth
Farm Club
Pari Club
Mrs. Moles Jlave
Tenn
Shiloh
the Mirror
Cuttipe
Ruth and
Lois Jones
Clyde Jones
Herman Light
Jones Boys
Ruluh Jones
Janieta
Roy Sioyer
Ruth Allen
Mel J. A. Willams
Sie
QC. Ro Rides
Mer G W. Ridens
Lawrence Absher
Agul
Jess Boyer
Old Avey
Alo Dickensons
Roy Bekels
Av Willins Sunny
California
Sungeer
Cail Dune Ts
Grandma Nevils
Charley
Almalowe
Mr. Sturgeon
Max Dixson
Rulen Stanifer
Ozarks
Mr. Lagear
Willow Springs
General Grant Park
Oscar Koppoe
Miauustivlal
Hoon School
Plems
G.W Tripp, JR
Pool
Claude
Barens
Hurtville
Jess Turner
W.S Gassill
Visit Live Sith
Jobo Chainer
OW. Tripp
Stuvbers, Neta
Reba
Mero Mes
J. RB
Paul Sun
Hay Evar Togs
Atv
Gaskill
Ibble Howe
Mars
Gaskills
Menu
Kalpi
Tmaboatton
Toownaeth
Mao
Hey. Diggins
Lawenry Gealy
Miles
Norwood, Missouri
M. W. of A. and
The
American Legion
C. E. Householder
Mgr
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