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Newspaper

Mansfield Mirror

Location

Mansfield, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jun 17, 1915

Page

4

Route Number Three Phone 40 for Veterinary

Local notes record social visits and religious events. Rev J P Mingus preached at New Hope Baptist Church with appointments on Saturdays and Sundays. Families mentioned include Harris, Moon, Newton, Maljory, and Branstetter attending dinners, visits, and Sunday school sessions throughout the weekend.

Veterinary C. F Harris Beneconsti Lowa J. P. Mingus Elbert New Hope Baptist Church J.P. Mingus Mike Branstetter Silas Moon F. Harris Fred Justus

Wolf Creek weather report and obituary notes

Sunday morning mist cleared for the Wolf Creek singing with a big crowd despite initial poor odds. The notice also reports the death of Uncle James Ripper on Sunday and offers hopeful funeral sentiments. Weather remains mild with rain, crops thriving, and haying season in doubt but promising yields. Dr. Mack Davis, veterinary, Mansfield Advy.

Wolf Creek James Ripper Timothy Mack Davis Mansfield

Sunday Visits Highlight Local Residents

Baker Valley figures Fred Johnson and Mrs. Johnson hosted and visited neighbors this Sunday. Oscar Slate and Lewis Henrikss called on Fred Johnson, while Leo, Cotton, Lacy, Tony Arnold, and Fred Johnson visited Mrs. Wilson.

Fred Johnson Mr. Arnold Mrs. Johnson Mr. Wilson Oscar Slate Lewis Henricks Chic Leo Cotton Lacy Tony Arnold Mrs. Wilson Gimmiel

Norwood Route No One Social Roundup

Rainy weekend visits fill Norwood. Mrs. Prance calls at Olin Shores. Campton visits daughter Mrs. John Shores. Miss Lessie France visits Miss Alva Prye. multiple social calls among Frye and Shores families. a baby boy born to John Shores and wife weighing eight pounds. Irene and Lassie France stay with Mrs. Dant while husband is in Illinois.

Gieorge Frye John John Shores Ruby Frye Maude Shores Grace Willigins Paul McCallister Monroe Royal Charley George Shores Howard Will Shores France Irene Lassie France Mrs. Dant Illinois Iiis

Happy Hollow Celebrate at Mansfield on July 3

Local notes recount a July 3 celebration at Mansfield with praise for the rain on Friday. Numerous visits and calls among residents include Miss Verba Barnett in Norwood, T. M. Kirk and wife at home, Herbert Shelton returning from Springfield, and Mrs. Aggie Kirk visiting Mrs. Ouida Bennett. Crochet club reports a successful meeting and ongoing lessons. Preaching at Ashley by Rev. Findley and a lively singing event with Fred Morton lead. Plowing corn dominates farm work amid disappointing crop appearance. Several Findley family visits to Mrs. Chas Schlicher conclude with cherry treats.

Verba Barnett Norwood T. M. Kirk Herbert Shelton Springfield W. M. Findley Louie Aggie Kirk Ouida Bennett Virwie Short Rena Findley Newt Royal Ballard Findles Sarah Findley Sister Ashley C. N. Findley Fred Morton Mesdames D C. N C. D. Findley Chas Schlicher

Singing at Mount Pleasant and weekend events

Rainy weather continues as residents enjoy Saturday night singing at Mount Pleasant and Sunday school at 10 am. Mrs Homer Tarburton visits her parents D A Taylor and spouse. Dorothy Gilley visits Jewell Hensley. Hertha and Ethel Wilkerson visit Will Tarburton. Louise and Havel Bridridge visit Agnes Young and attend Holiness church singing on Wolf Creek.

Mount Pleasant Homer Tarburton D. A. Taylor Dorothy Gilley Jewell Hensley Hertha Ethel Wilkerson Will Turbutton Louise and Havel Bldridge Agnes Young Holiness Church Wolf Creek

Cardui Tonic Praised By Mrs Jay Rhoades Near Newton

Near Newton Missouri Mrs Jay Rhoades says Cardui the womans tonic cured twelve years of right side pains and periodic bad spells after starting July first. She reports improved strength to clean house and work with no pain and urges other women to try Cardui. Cardui presented as a long used remedy for women.

Newton Cardus Jay Rhoades NCBI

Sunday visits and family notices at Flat Rock area

The item lists numerous visits and calls among local families including Miss Rhoda Slate, Miss Grayce Slate, Mrs. Nora Morgan, Miss Minerva Wilson, and others at Flat Rock and nearby homes. It notes Oscar Moore and wife welcomed a lily boy and mentions fine rains improving corn, meadow, and garden vegetables with farmers in good spirits.

Grayce Slate Grandma Slate Jess Deaver Albert Slate John Wilson Grandpa Slate Sid Merritt Minerva Wilson James Oudle Oscar Moore John Churchill Bessie Churchill Tom Baker George Baker Ava Nora Morgan Day Mareie Susie Wilson Homer Moore Mary Slate Susie Roxa Wilson Louise Arnold Grayce Gertie Roxa Ed. Churchill

Cedar Gap Crumbs and Nearby Visits in Seymour

Ida Hart of Seymour and Miss Agnes Connelly were seen in town. Mrs. Will Lee calls on Seymour this week. Bob Erb of Olden attended the picnic here, and Berry Newton’s family visited Saturday. Rev. A. G. Schelle of Springfield died at his regular appointment here. Mrs. W. D. Blansett and two sons left for St. Louis. Mrs. Judge Pitman and two children from Memphis arrived for the summer. OZARK LASSIE.

Agnes Connelly Seymour Will Lee Bob Erb Olden Mrs. Reese Odin T. KR. Gaskin K. D. Williams Jack Radebaugh Berry Newton M. D. Richmond A. G. Schelle Springfield W. D. Blansett St. Louis Judge Pitman Memphis Tenn Ozark Ollie Ruby Frye Ethel Robertson Chris Tyson Carl Harve Graves H. Robertson J. Ro Gass N. A. Graves Charles Woolsey R. D. Findley Frank Liggett Ollie Frye Nthel Robertson Avery Freeman Melvai Nevels L. M. Roy Leonard Dora Robertson Floyd Hale Prairie Mellow Macomb

Local Social Roundup and Weather Note From Mansfield

Rembert Rumblings records calls and visits among families led by Elihu Coday and L W Hensley with several Sunday visits and midweek calls. A windstorm Saturday night toppled trees. The Young People Society to meet at Pleasant Hill weekly. Vet service advertised by Dr Mack Davin. Preaching at Pleasant Hill each first Saturday and weekend led by Rev C N Findley. CRAZY MADGE

M. H. Weaver Elihu Coday J. L. Williams E. B. Coday Clarence Lilley L. W. Hensley J.L. Williams Nola Hensley Verbie Scott Hose Young Frank Coday Grovespring Dollie Hensley Martha Coday Jess Claxton John Hickman Young People’s Society Pleasant Hill Jason Hiram Coday Mack Davin Mansfieldl Ady C. N. Findley Crazy Madge

Pleasant Ridge News From a Rainy Weekend

Pleasant Ridge reports heavy rain with a well attended singing at Ashley on Sunday night. Edgar Rich is improving eye trouble. Social calls include Miss Maggie Bennett visiting Mae and Cora Findley and Verda Bennett visiting Norwood. Sunday visitors at Coday McIntosh's included Dave Bennett and family. Rev C N Findley preaches the fourth Saturday and Sunday. Big singing at Wolf Creek drew locals like Richard Schlicher and others. Crochet club met at Linda Mindley with many in attendance. next meeting at Joe Myre's. June Bug.

Ashley Edgar Rich Maggie Bennett Misses Mae Cora Findley Verda Bennett Norwood Aleth Findley Crochet Club Linda Mindley Mesdames Anderson Giser Crippen Bryan Sue Findley Bertha Spence Gertrude Findley Misses Mae Spence Chimbelrye Mattie Schilicher Joe Mrye June Bug

Community Notices From Macomb and Nearby Towns

Route Number Two Mer and Mrs Ed Moore and baby depart for Parsons Kansas. Numerous visits and social calls among Brentlinger Letsinger Williams and related families fill days with church events, children's programs, and friendly gatherings. A correction note clarifies Mrs G W Brentlinger did not have a stroke, plus local visits and farewells mark a lively week in Macomb and surroundings.

Mer Mrs Ed. Moore Baby Parsons, Kas

Macomb Mentions Local Visits and Distressed News

Macomb notes include visits by W. Hi Brake to Norwood, Robertson at Orin Findley, Sam Part on business to Hartville, Elmer Findley dining with Ralph Dake, and a city resident Dickison facing serious illness. Rural activity lists rye culling by farmers as Wm. Rigsby preaches at the M E church, Russell Robertson visits his uncle Wm. Roy, and R. Gray leads singing at the Baptist church with services at Ashley Sunday night.

W. Hi. Brake Norwood Bertha Williams Mansfield Robertson Orin Findley Sam Part Hartville Elmer Findley Ralph Dake Dickison Wm. Rigsby M. FE Russell Robertson Wm. Roy

Lead Hill Community Visits and Local Gatherings Weave Through Week

Lead Hill residents reported visits across the community with multiple gatherings at local homes and church. Families like Rippees, Goss, Crider, and Newton shared dinners, lakeside trips, and Sunday visits while new twins arrived to Melvin Douglas and wife amid rainfall boosting crops and backyard farming activity. Local elders preached at the Lead Hill church as neighbors noted continued rains aiding corn and weed growth.

Lillie Goss Joe Goss Lead Hill Jeff Rippee Oscar Rippee Mr. Scott Mrs. Johnson Margie Ora Winburn Mansfield

Farm Loans At Lowest Prevailing Rates Ady Gro B

Farm loan ad promises the lowest prevailing rates with no delays. It lists Abbreviations Ady Gro B and PREeMAn as identifiers or contacts. The fragment provides a brief, unverified lending offer without details on terms or institutions.

Ady, Gro, B Preeman

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