Subscription Acknowledgments From Various Local Names
A list of individuals including A Dennis Mansfeld N M Hart Mansfeld Hudson N M Habert Auburn Kan G B Gibbs Kangaa City J M Little Norwood L T Vaanoy Norwood F M Bell Norwood N A Duncan Norwood John H Bolt Jr Norwood J P Anderson Springfield Ellen Odie Bryant B Slate Navy Yard Philadelphia Pa Tareh Tarbutton Mansfield W T Haker Mansfield Chas Royal Joplin M L Dennis Ronan Mont appears as acknowledgments for a subscription series.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luxve
A. Dennis
Menafield
S. M. J. Hart
Mansfeld
Hudson
Habert
Auburn
Kan
G. B. Gibbs
Kangaa City
J. M. Little
Norwood
L. T. Vaanoy
F. M. Bell
N. A. Duncan
John H. Bolt, Jr
J. P
Anderson
Springfield
Ellen Odie
Bryant
B. Slate
Marine Barracks
Navy
Yards
Philadelphia
Local news notes and school exams in Ava area
Mrs Wo travels to Little Rock to visit her son. Teachers and students from Ava, Norwood, and Denton attended exams in Ava and Denlon on Feb 14 and 15. B M Nash bought James Penningwa farm near Norwood and plans 40 more acres. his son will run the store. Melvin Daniels and Lilla Mankin wrap up school term and move on. Mildred Louise Co. advertises hair remedy from Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. M. Nash
J. M. Little
James Penningwa
Miss Anns Coffman
Ava
Melvin Daniels
Lilla Mankin
Mr. Daniels
Mr Hibbard
Blanche
Lilla
Somple
Mildred Louise CO
Boston
Mass
New Trim Blend Styles Arrive Next Week
Local store announces upcoming trimmer arrival and new style offerings with prices to be listed. Readership is invited to view the selections when shipments arrive and plans for 1917-era inventory details are hinted.
Mexican Hair Tonic Guaranteed to End Baldness
An advertisement from The Irwin Industries promotes Mexican Herb Hair Tonic claiming to prevent baldness and maintain a perfect scalp. It promises samples for two dimes and lists an El Paso Texas department address for orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
THE
Irwin Industries Dept
EL Paso, Texas
Pleasant Flat Weather Notes And Local Visits
In Pleasant Flat the cold wave brings complaints about the temperature after snow. Rev G F Bundy of Hartville missed Moore school house services due to weather. Willie Allen family visited Barney Shropshire in Hartville Sunday. Rev Moore moved to Tharp district and will preach at Tharp schoolhouse Saturday and Sunday nights. First Sunday monthly marks seven months of school at Tharp. An epidemic of sore eyes caused some pupils to miss days. list of those who did not miss seven months includes Dan, Stella and Nella Curtis, Clarence Long, Charley and Vada Tharp, and Ralph Harris. John A Williams has the new house frame raised and expects occupancy soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G.F. Bundy
Hartville
Moore School
Willie Allen
Owen
Barney Shropshire
Moore
Tharp
Coats Family Attend Birthday and Reunion Events
Brushy Knob Marion Coats and Hattie Coats with children spent Sunday at Uncle Jim Coats to help Logan celebrate his 31st birthday. L. E. Riley returns from a visit with relatives at Mun. Grove. Rebekahs plan to buy an organ for their lodge room. John Sharpton and wife of Cheney visited Effle Riley. Eph Heard, 59, of Seymour and formerly near Cold Springs, dies. survived by wife and several children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Coats
Hattie Coats
Jim
Coats
Logan
L. E. Riley
Mun. Grove
Rebekahs
John Sharpton
Cheney
Effle Riley
Ward
Seymour
Eph Heard
Polly Coats
Cold Springs
J. R. White
Norwood
Left-Overs And Local Sickness Reported In Vicinity
A storm at Clarence Brought's on Saturday night drew a good turnout though sickness looms in the area. Miss Flora McClelland of Memphis returned home to visit her ailing mother. Carl Mackey, recently in Springfield, came home with measles. Robt. Pearl cut wood for G. W. Mackey on Monday. Peggy Short.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Brought
Flora McClelland
Memphis
Tenn
Carl Mackey
Springfield
Robt
Pearl
G. W. Mackey
Peggy Short
Marriage Licenses for Perkins and Crisp of Manes area
Ben Tow of Mountain Grove and May Gooch of King Mountain Ky. 4.R. Perkins and Arra Crisp of Manes granted marriage licenses, listing their couples and local ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Perkins
Arra Crisp
Manes
Ben Tow
Mountain Grove
May Gooch
King Mountain Ky
Route Number 2 and Local Social Notes in Harvrile
Route Number 2 visitors Mias Roae and Herman Willi ama were in Harvrile for a Friday and Saturday, with the former taking a teacher's examination. A. M. Brentlinger and wife of Pears Berant spent Wednesday night with his brother John. M. 4. Barlow experienced a recent loss of their mare. Neighbors with early gardens noted the last snow. Rev. J. A. Russell of Hartville dined at Brentlinger's Thursday. Mias Zella Letsinger visited Misa Leota Brentlinger Monday. Sam Letsinger’s Sunday visitors stayed with Harley Stout, who escorted them home for the night. Paul Williams spent Saturday with his brother Ed before the family moved away. Dr. J. W. Ployd and family of Mansfield spent Sunday with his mother’s family while his father traveled to Ozark county. SUKEY.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mias Roae
Herman Williama
Harvrile
A. M. Brentlinger
Pears Berant
John
Barlow
J. A. Rusaell
Hartville
Gep
Brentlinger
Mias Zella Letsinger
Misa Leota Brentlinger
Sam Letsinger
Harley Stout
Paul Williams
J. W. Ployd
Mansfield
Ozark County
Sukey
February Weather Report and Local Happenings
February averaged 45 degrees at a.m. readings with a dry month and little moisture. March arrives like a lion, Mr. Schafer visited Springfield last week. Miss Ethel Findley stays with Mrs. Shortridge. Ed Williams family to move to Bates County this week. We extend best wishes for their new home. Sunday school continues at Macomb Methodist Church each Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mareh
Schafer
Springfield
Ethel Findley
Macomb Winter Weather and Local Movements
Macomb residents report continued winter weather. Balda Findley left for Arapaho Nebraska on Thursday. KC Williams and son Harry were in Mun. Grove on Thursday. George Findley and Ramie Gass traveled to Hartville on Friday to take the teacher's exam. W F Shortridge heads to New Mexico seeking a location, Harry Williams moved to the Norcross property in Macomb. Harve and Arley Findley visited Ava last week to see their sister Mrs Fred Miller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Balda Findley
Arapa ‘Hoe
Nebraska
KC. Williams
Harry
Mun
Grove
George Findley
Ramie Gass
Hartville
W.F. Shortridge
New Mexico
Harry Williams
Norcross
Macomb
Harve
Arley Findley
Ava
Fred Miller
Penny
Pea Ridge Singing and church services announced
Pea Ridge hosts a Saturday night singing at Odin. Preaching at the Pea Ridge Methodist church every 4th Sunday morning at 11:00. Odin holds 4th Sunday service in the afternoon at 1:00. Rev. G. F. Bundy is pastor with Sunday school led by F. A. Dodson and secretary Miss Verbie Fuge. Steamboat Bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pea Ridge
Odin
G. F. Bundy
F. A. Dodson
Verbie Fuge
Steamboat Bill
Antrim Sunday School at No 5 Closes
Mrs McClelland has been very sick John Carter’s little son has the chicken pox Alex Glenn and granddaughter Stella worked on his farm near Mountain Dale last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Carter
Alex Glenn
Stella
Mountain Dale
Silly Bill
Jericho Alford and son stay with Sarl Agher's church group
Jericho Robert Alford and his son visited Sarl Agher's last week. They joined singing at Antioch and attended Sunday school every Sunday at 10:80 p m. at Antioch. Everyone was invited to participate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Alford and Son
Sarl Agher
Antioch
Teddy
Route Number Three Miss Irmey Kennedy Night With Miss Harris
Miss Irmey Kennedy spent Thursday night with Miss Ethel Harris. Marion Branstetter and Gussie Rushing left last week for Rudd Town where they have been employed to work on a farm. CABEY JONES
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irmey Kennedy
Ethel Harris
Marion Branstetter
Gussie Rushing
Rudd, Town
Cabey Jones
School Notes at B E Coats High School
The Parent-Teacher Association meets Friday afternoon and delegates to the Springfield convention will report. The literary society also meets, and debate with Mountain Grove is set for next Saturday. Subscriptions for Today's Housewife progress, the Junior class leads. The library has moved to the high school department for convenience. Patron’s Day is being planned with much work ahead. Alma Chadwell returns from Norwood to join the Sophomore class. The senior program and diplomas were decided for commencement. Several girls plan to enter the declamatory contest as a Springfield qualifier. Quarterly exams begin next week, with some students near the deadline urged to improve. Karl Candle returns to join the Junior class after working in Mississippi since November. Hartville exam reports note difficulty and rising standards for teacher training. Parents are urged to promote enrollment next year aiming for at least 60 in high school. Sewing girls make spring bonnets and aprons. Algebra covers lever problems, weights, and fulcrum. Agriculture class studies farm management. Grammar department visitors include Alma Chadwell, Mary Alcorn, Ruth Bennett, and Mentie Avery. The 6th grade memorizes The Village Blacksmith and studies Africa. the 5th grade reads Robinson Crusoe. The literary program will be Friday afternoon. 3rd and 4th grades perform supplementary work. Claude Rippee dropped out this week. Primer class reads in the Thracon first reader. 2d grade A reads Young & Field's second reader. 2d B reads the Beacon second reader. The grade wrote letters to mothers Tuesday. Visitors are welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alma Chadwell
Norwood
Springfield
Karl Candle
Mississippi
Hartville
Claude Rippee
Thracon
Young & Field
Beacon
Frisco Passenger Train Delayed by Draw Bar Failure
Frisco passenger train No LOU was due at 9 48am but delayed Monday after two draw bars pulled out. An accommodation train was assembled at Springfield and the regular service arrived about noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frisco
Lou
Spingfield
Norwood Notes A Busy Local Year Opens In Norwood
Norwood residents welcome Dr Camp now located in Bufvalo, and J T Wootten restarts hotel at the old Two hig stand with a strong business start. Multiple local moves and visits by residents from Mansfield Mountain Grove and Hartville are noted along with a funeral, real estate changes, and a court venue shift in two cases. A Minnesota mover purchases Farr farm northeast of town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Camp
Norwood
Bufvalo
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Ira Stewart Wade
Clalla Lemons
Margaret Givens
Ada Williams
Loia Pennington
Marion Mears
Denton
Bill of Shore
Ata BM
Nash & ‘Bon
Denlon
Lon
Asa Wilson
Leon
Lillian Smith
Blanche Carr
Mabel
Elmer Coats Jensio
John Rusk
Joshie Redman
Miss Masaey
Ophs Cox
Fairview
Mabel Robertson
Laura Curnatt
Ciara Mears
Beulah Newton
Jens Irvin
Noel Cox
Floyd Luttrell
Dewey Hibbard
Henry Burke
Harold Alsop
Pet Upshaw
Ainter
Howard Proctor
James Coday
Antrim
No 5
Jericho
Fiy B.E Coats
Parent-Teacher Association
Literary Society
Mary Alcorn
Ruth Bennett
Mentie Avery
Africa
John Deere
DeLaval
South Bend
Chattanooga
Imperial
Frink & Randall Hdwe. Co
Norwood, Missouri
J.T. Wootten
Twohig Stand
W. A. Black
Manafield
R. E. Williams
W. V. Frink
A.E. Donelson
Kansas City
J.N. Bosby
F. M.smallswood
F. M. Smallwood
Ome
John A. Ellis
Stroud
Oklo
C.C Ramsey
J. B. Freeman
Mra B.F Stone
A. L. Owings
W. W. Coffman
Whetstone
Gray
Stony Point
R. A. Hodge
G.ju Holden
Mountain
A. J. Blankenship Fia
Cold Spring
Keith and
Otis Keeling
M. B. Royal
Macoib
C.C. Sanders
Joel Martin
White's
G.M. C. Walker
Talmage
Wimner Findley
Thayer
I. M. Sisco
Fix Creek
J.W. Hiser
Quir Forest
Bon Ton
J. Th. White
W. Elrod
Pow. Beadshaw
Minnesota
Farr
Isaac Nicod
Mary
Macombawerb
Tiry Barnett
Gray Vounty
Kans
Mary J. Wilkinson
Peahaody
J. G. Toe
US. Army
Jefferson Barracks
Mit
East Ellis’ Store
Nady
Squire Graves
Mountain Grove Bank
Luke
Susan Barnett
G. W. Housley
Esquire C. L. Beach
Everett Absher
Justice Beach
Justice Graves
James Williams
Box 106
Route 1
F. M. Huffman
Para
Bouldin-Ryan Furniture Company Undertakers
T.B. Bouldin
St. Louie College of Embalming
Farmer’s Produce Co
Jarrett Building
N. Side
I. R. Knotwell
Norwood, MO
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