Sunday School and Patriotic Day Plans at Local Church
Cold Spring holds Sunday services at Excelsior with evening singing. Ed Morgan and wife visited Bert Morgan. Florence Lacey and Norwood kin visited John Trotter. Mrs J F McCall and Charlene Lord visited Dr Martin home. Preparations underway for a July 4 patriotism event. Rev J F McCall to lead Communion and foot washing on June 24 at 4 p.m. Oliver Hodge left for Altoona Kansas to resume work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Morgan
theKoub
Bert Morgan
Florence Lacey
Norwood
John Trotter
J. F. McCall
Charlene Lord
Martin Howe
Filer
Lord
Mildred
Sehudy Hone
J.white
Dolpha
Joe Henson
R. Gheer
Bob Gheer
Ava
Oliver Hodge
Altoona
Kan
Freezone Corn Remedy Promises Quick Pain Free Lift
A Cincinnati authority promotes Freezone as the painless solution to corns and calluses. Apply a few drops on the tender area to loosen and remove the corn or callus, root and all, with little cost and minimal irritation to surrounding skin. If local druggists lack Freezone, request a small bottle from suppliers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Brushy Knob Dispatches From Weekend Guests
Brushy Knob notes weekend guests of Joe Baker and Morgan and wife. Word arrives of Newt Turley's death in Canton Nebraska, formerly near Vera Cruz. Mentions of Mrs Yarvey Raper and other Vera Cruz residents, visits by Bertha Chrisner, Mrs Lawrence, and relatives. Reports about Mrs Kola Brooks finishing exams at Hartville in August. Virgil Heard and Logan Coats left Jersey City for London. Wishes for safe voyage home and remarks on good weather last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Baker
Plus Morgan
Chrisbnersamey
Hig Dau Ar
Lawrence Pi Bask
Kola Brooks
Hartville
Virgil Heard
Logan Coats
Jersey City
London
Pleasant Hill church preaching schedule and local visits
Rev. Mr 1. Clift preached at Pleasant Hill on the first Saturday night and Sunday with Sunday School well attended. Klbert Coday and family were in Springfield overnight. Chanley Reynolds planned Westward work. Emmett Jones musical program drew a crowd. Mrs Charley Reynolds visits sister Mrs Jess Hale. Nancy Hickman visits daughter Mrs Lose Young at Hartville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleasant Hill
Mr 1. Clift
Pleasant
Klbert Coday
Chrissie
Elihu Coday
Springfield
Chanley Reynolds
West
Musicalar
Emmett Jones
Charley Reynolds
Jess Hale
Nancy Hickman
Lose Young
Hartville
Whole Truth on Cardui Given by Mrs Eads in Circleville
Mrs Fannie Eads of Circleville Ohio testifies Cardui the woman s tonic cured her two year battle with womanly weakness and back pains. She says she now weighs 160 pounds and can do all her work after taking Cardui according to directions. She urges other women to try Cardui and notes it has helped hundreds of thousands in 50 years. At all druggists. NCBI
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circleville
Ohio
Cardui
Cardus
Mrs. Eads
NCBI
Pea Ridge preaching and Sunday school schedule
Rev G F Bundy preaches at Pea Ridge every 4th Saturday night and Sunday evening. Sunday school led by S H Fuge, secretary Miss Roxa Newton organist. Also preaching at the Pea Ridge Methodist church on the 4th Sunday morning and night by Rev Bundy with Will Dedmond superintendent and Miss Verba Page secretary. Mrs Win Fuge of Mansfield visiting relatives in the area. Singing at the Methodist Church Sunday evening drew a large crowd. Geo Minge and wife GA Wills and son Silven, Miss Jennie Wells, Millie Cranstenner and son Marion, and Homer Hedrick were in Mansfield last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odin
G. F. Bundy
S. H. Fuge
Sarah Todd
Roxa Newton
Pea Ridge
Will Dedmond
Verba Page
Win. Fuge
Mansfield
Stop That Summer Cough Warned By Colds And Germs
An old advertorial urges readers to use Dr i a Ni Dincwery to combat coughs and grippe symptoms in warm weather. It touts antiseptic ingredients, deters germs, and claims the product clears the system. The piece notes a nationwide price of 1 00 at druggists and mentions W E F Goss of St Joseph visiting last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sue
Water Flood Destroys Crops and Milks Damages in Creek County
Last week heavy rains caused a flash flood along the Denlow Creek valley washing away fences, crops, and livestock. Farmers report losses between 1000 and 2000 dollars with many fields needing replanting. The telephone lines were down delaying full damage assessment. In Independence, Lester Newton and Ada Williams wed at their parents’ home, with friends and family present and plans for a new life in Independence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rena O'Neal
St. Smith
Hares Smith
Geo. McMurtrey
Denlow
Pox Creek
Ovink
Ox Wreel
Ying
Lester Newton
Independence
Ada Williams
Albert Williams
Sionsen
Jas. Mennington
Mas
Frances Upshaw
Etsel Trene
Cha
Thelma
Herbert Newton
John Costan
Tona
Nora Upshaw
John Williams
Prairie Hollow and Clathe Preaching at Prairie Ho
Prairie Hollow and Clathe preach at Prairie Hollow. Jesse Douglas and wife welcomed a son born June 11 at the home of her parents, John Turner and wife. John Turner and wife celebrate a daughter born June 17 named Hazel Rov. Mabel Turner visiting sister Mrs Ray Rogers. Dwellers report heavy rains last week damaging crops as creeks flooded. Rov J M England of Mansfield spent weekend with H S Freeman and preached at Shiloh. John Roy returned to Ava after visiting home folks. Miss Sylvia Tyson staying with John Turner. Myrtle Shinpaugh visiting uncle George Shinpaugh and family. Martha Findley visiting sister Mrs Doc Gates. Miss Myrad Qight of Mansfield visiting Miss Minola Brazeal. Roy visited Springfield Saturday. Mrs A Watkins spent Sunday night with Mrs M Myers. Dr Mayfield and wife enjoying visit from two daughters from Oklahoma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse Douglas
John Turner
Hazel
J. M. England
Mansfield
H.S. Freeman
Shiloh
John Roy
Ava
Mabel Turner
Ray Rogers
Dr. Mayfield
Oklahomias
Sylvia Tyson
Myrtle Shinpaugh
Ana
Oncle
George Shinpaugh
Martha Findley
Macomb
Doc Gates
MyradQight
Minola Brazeal
Tom Brazeal
Ernest
Roy
Springfield
A.watkins
Seth Benley
McAllister
Willa Doyel
Alma Carlson
Ray Braze
al Ida Seger
Kansas City
Findley
John Jarrett
Bert Pontle
Roy Mecillister
Charlek Cale
Weather Forecast for Upper Mississippi Valleys and Mining States
The forecast from the Weather Bureau for the week starting June 17 1917 notes warm weather shifting to cooler conditions after Thursday. Except for occasional thundershowers late in the week, skies are expected to be fair across Illinois Iowa Minnesota Wisconsin South Dakota North Dakota Nebraska Missouri Kansas Oklahoma and Arkansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Agriculture
Weather Bureau
Washington, D. C
Mississippi
Iowa
Minnesota
Wisconsin
South Dakota
North Dakota
Nebraska
Missouri
Kansas
Okioma
Arkansas
Route Three Preaching at New Hope Church
Route Number Three Preaching at New Hope every second Saturday and Sunday at 11 00 p m Rev G Chadwell Pastor Sunday School every Sunday at 10 00 a m F A Rippee superintendent Wheat and oats are looking fine C I Arvis and wife spent Sunday at Min Branstetter s Wilford and Alya Dorrell called at the Charley Mitchell home Saturday morning Mrs Milo Branstetter called on Mrs H A Wenkanf Saturday evening Mrs I Tarris and son George were shopping in Odin Saturday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Hope
G. Chadwell
F. A.rippee
C.i.arvis
Miin Bransteller
Wilford
Alya Dorrell
Charley Mitchell
Milo Branstetter
H. A. Wenkanf
Pine Tar Honey Cold Relief Claim
An alleged cold remedy touts pine tar honey as a draft to ease fatigue and reduce resistance to illness. It claims quick relief from congestion and inflammation with pleasant balsam qualities, used by children, singers, and public speakers. Local druggist advertises it.
Marriage Licenses in Mountain Grove Area
A list of couples from Missouri and nearby states obtaining marriage licenses is printed. Names include Mrank 8 with Carr af Bismarck, Drand Selle Matney and Neecie Reese, Simard and Maggie Cotfiven, Chadwell and Gulu Lake ey, Hinkis and Martha A. Morris, Osborn and Mrs May Caroline Wright, Mallock and Nenar Reese, Gen A. Morris and Martha Davidson, Belchor and Bula Smith, J. M. Lemond and Anna Lemond, C Melton and Altice Mic guson, Wd Norris and India Henry, among others. The page shows many Mountain Grove connections and surrounding towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nenar Reese
Hartville
Gen A. Morris
Cedar Gap
Martha Davidson
Seymour
Local Scene Reports Saturday Socials At Flat Rock
Flat Rock residents describe a pleasant Saturday with Miss Grace Slate at home follies and a well attended Smagine at TE Gheanan's Saturday night. Reporters note a good time and cheerful mood across the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Slate
Smagine
TE Gheanan
Draying and Hauling Rates and Local Notices
Frank Peacock and J H Dennis featured in Hartville visit. The 1918 district Christian Endeavor meeting set for Ava with Earl Hitchcock of Ava as president and Mary Hitchcock as secretary. HK Osborne of Mountain Grove serves as vice president, Grace Boleh of Cabrol as treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Christian Endeavor
Ava
Earl Hitchcock
Osborne
Mountain Grove
Mary Hitchcock
Grace Boleh
Cabrol
Fairview season of repairs after tornado wrecks church house
Fairview notes repair work after a tornado damaged the church and house, with scheel house repairs and sale to By EK Standard of nar Oaks rest. Local residents, Zada Jarretuhias, Lewis Morit, and others are mentioned in brief community updates including births, visits, and a storm cellar project. A baseball result Jericho defeated Spring Valley 10 to 1. Officials sentenced for grand larceny with parole recommendation after two years April 8, 1916.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. H. Robertson
Norwood
Scheel
Chorch
Nar Oaks
Zada Jarretuhias
Sprinatiell
Lewis Morit
Sedan
Chas, Menne
Rig Brazeal
Babe
Nay
Jericho
Spring Valley
Lotteries
Gassill
Brasher Davis
Denri Sikes
Prye
Hert Lhutsell
Tha
Kidney Pain Relief Ad from Mansfield Reader
Mansfield residents told of back ache and kidney pains easing after using Deans Kidney Pills. Mr. J. T. Mason of Elisland Missouri reported dull throbbing in the back and kidney secretions, with relief after taking Deans Kidney Pills. Price 50c at all druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nedalt
Mansfield
J. T. Mason
Elisland
Dean
Mr. Mason
Moston Millarm Co
Buffalo
Preacher Sermons Across Two Churches in Kiev
At the M. E. Church Kiev pastor G W Holmes preached at the M EB Church Sunday. The service highlighted fellowship and faith as communal values in the local churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiev
G. W. Holmes
M. EB
Dodson's Liver Tonic Offered as Calomel Substitute
An advertisement denounces calomel as a dangerous, nauseating drug and promotes Dodson's Liver Tonic as a safe pleasant vegetable liquid. The copy claims it starts the liver without salivation, suits children and adults, prevents biliousness constipation and headaches, and guarantees satisfaction if not better than calomel. A druggist offer accompanies the claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dodson
Adv
Rev Alluian to Preach at Aurora C P Church Sunday
The C P Church in Aurora announces that Rev Alluian will deliver the sermon this Sunday. The event invites all parishioners and local residents to attend the service at the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. P
Alluian of
Aurora
Sloan's Liniment Advertisement Teases Quick Relief
An old ad touts Sloan's Liniment for strains pains and stiff joints. It claims faster relief than plasters or ointments and notes it is cleaner and easier to apply with no staining of skin. Available at the druggist for 20, 25, or 50 cents per bottle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sloan
Springfield Court Reverses and Remands Ozark Metal Co Appeal
The Springfield Court of Appeals reversed and remanded Addaseal the Ozark Mater Co, respondent, in the appeal from Wright County where Horton and others are appellants. The decision concerns the Wright County proceedings and directs further action by the lower court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield Court of Appealy
Addaseal
Ozark Mater Co
Horton Et al
Wright Cooutly
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Ygr
Mansfieldl
Electric Bottling Co
Shiok
Springfield Optical Co
College St
Eleetric
Wiule
Southweet
Excelsior
Goss of
St. Joseph
Castoria
Denlon
Ira Stewart
Hazel Stewart
Alta Upshaw
Onivk
Prairie Hollow
Clathe
Prairie Ho
Fletcher
Ways
Newton’s Cafe
East Side
J. C. Carter
McCormick
Mack Davis
Mansfield, Mo
J. Atkisson
Mrs. ©. I. Tarris
Son George
Frank Peacock
Money
Collier Martin
Tenn
J. H. Dennis
Diralia
DR. Miles
Miles
Lawilsa J. Cutter
Marleita
Fairview
Fair Exchange
M. E. Church
Atexas Wonder
Texas Wonder
Hubler Cronhlen
Dlanolves
el Heys
Muion
Trentiment
Aeldim Fala
Perfert & Cure
Sond
Olivu Street
Drugwluta
Ady
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