02 Jun 1921
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Newspaper
Mansfield Mirror
Location
Mansfield, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1921
Page
1
Local notes from Mansfield and surrounding towns recount visits by W H Lavan Hartville residents and others, plus community events. Mentions include church services, ball game attendance, fishing trips, and city park repairs. Also notes deaths of Russell Keith and Dr W A Orender and upcoming community events and sales listings.
The World-Wide Kingdom program of the Christian Endeavor Society at the P Church features leader Mrs J C Carter and a series of talks and topics. Speakers include Gladys Fuson Alis Cantrell Thelma McCrue Edna Palmer Blanche Alcorn Emma Palmer Linn Cantrell and others addressing missions, global responsibility and foreign fields.
Cedar Gap hosts its annual singing on the first Sunday in June inviting all singers old and new to join the day, bring songbooks, and participate in the community song service.
Invitation to the annual June Singing on June 5 at Cedar Gap in the Ozarks. Missouri’s highest point offers a novel entertainment day with old-fashioned singing. Attendees will meet friends and neighbors for a cool, delightful experience.
A meeting of all township boards and especially township clerks is called for Hartville on Saturday June 4 at 10 00 a m to perfect township organization throughout the county.
The program titled With Jesus by the Seashore features Nellie Tool leading a devotional with Josie Seal reading John 21 16 25. Speakers Merle Cole Cantrell Mathews Homer Brown Mrs Dean Lorene Turner and Leo Dean deliver reflections on Jesus care Peter faith and testimony with a closing by Leo Dean.
Cabool edged Mansfield 6 to 6 in ten innings after a wild throw by Crouch behind the plate. Owens pitched well for Mansfield, while Cabool benefited from several gift runs due to errant throws. Batteries Cabool Haven Hamilton Mansfield Owens Crouch.
With a makeshift Mansfield lineup and recruit pitchers Strong and D Dennis, the Grays beat Norwood 9 to 1 Monday. The southpaws showed promise but need more work for stronger foes. they’ll pilot the staff against weaker teams now and be ready for regular mound duty next year. Batteries Strong D Dennis R Dennis Brasher for Mansfield Bruton Anderson Borjek for Norwood.
Mansfield Mirror cautions beekeepers in Wright and neighboring counties about American and European Foul Brood, the most destructive threats to colonies. It notes how infections start quietly, odor clues from diseased brood, and outlines treatment: remove adult bees, move to a new hive, destroy bacteria, and prevent spread through careful handling.
Hicks reports rain needed as Grandma Casida remains very ill. Elmer Matthews and Jess Conover plus families visited Sidney Rice and Clifton Dugan on Sunday. Calls paid to Miss Verna Pope, Roy Wade, and others. A singing for Misses Jessie and Ora Pope drew a nice turnout. Prairie Hollow Sunday School shows progress.
Mrs C W Towe has been real sick for a week. Alma Towe returns from Ava with her mother. Pie supper at Roy school Monday benefited lighting for the schoolhouse. Paul Williams family visited Dora Robert and Payton Quessenberry on Sunday. ice cream and cake served. John Roy traveled to Springfield. Dr Orender and Dr Van Noy attend him in Olatha. his children at his bedside. Orval Quessenberry visited Ava to resume studies after weekend with home folks.
Missouri dairymen in the March Cow Race set new production marks with 92 cows exceeding 60 pounds of fat. William Wiggin of Mountain Grove owned two Honor Roll cows, May Queen and Lady Louise, producing 1105.8 and 113.4 pounds of milk respectively and 61 704 and 65 313 pounds of fat for the month, as announced by CG W Turner, Superintendent of Official Testing.
A physician urges bed rest for the first twenty four hours of a cold to prevent prolonged distress and possible complications. The article recommends Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for prompt recovery and notes that bowels should move daily for both the sick and well.
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