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Newspaper
Mansfield Mirror
Location
Mansfield, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1919
Page
1
At Monday night’s regular meeting the city council approved the bonds of Treasurer Blanche Anderson and Collector GL Turner. A. M. P'Pool was allowed 20 for mowing the park, Oo 1. Turner.
The note mentions a charge of $02.12 for commission and past age alongside the standard bills. It highlights an additional fee component and references its relation to the usual expenses.
The longtime Maryville editor who ran the Mansfield Mail twelve years ago is visiting the town. He now works in job printing, running a business tied to printing services.
Celebration under Mansfield Work Panel honors soldiers sailors and airmen with a July 4 homecoming dinner. OG Whitaker will deliver an address as committee members coordinate advertising decorations concessions and program details for a memorable community event. Volunteers urged to bring filled baskets and support the effort to make the day a success.
The Justamere Club held its initial Tuesday afternoon program at Mrs Wo A Black home. Members answered roll call with current events and discussed several papers. Refreshments were served to listed members and guests. The next meeting will be hosted informally by Mrs Grace Snyder.
A historical church program lists Marguerete Matthews as leader and soul winner with Uncle John Vassar and Elva Turner among speakers. Readings include Scripture, math, prayer, and introductory remarks by Mrs Ritsinger and Sylva Brazeal. The plan references the American Tract Society and postwar context with Mrs Mzra Dennis.
Notice is hereby given that the annual meeting of the stockholders of the Mason Drug Company of Mansfield Missouri will be held at 2 30 oclock p m Monday July 7 1910 at its office in Mansfield Missouri for the purpose of electing directors to serve during the ensuing year and to transact such other business as may properly come before the meeting M DIVAN President W M DIVAN Secretary
Roy Gann arrived from Joplin with the remains of his brother John A. Gann aged 25 who was killed in an auto wreck at Joplin Saturday. The funeral was held Tuesday at Wolf Creek cemetery with a verdict of death from injuries received in an automobile accident.
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