First Annual Y M B C Banquet in Mansfield
The first annual banquet of Mansfield's Young Men's Business Club drew about 150 attendees in the Farmers and Merchants Bank room. Mayor Burney and Superintendent Riley headlined a festive program with music, readings, and a humorous recital from Dr. Riley. The event featured remarks on local development, road improvements, and a proposed ongoing fund to aid deserving boys, with Governor Major sending greetings and a final light anecdote closing the night.
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Young Men’s Business Club of
Mansfield
Farmers and Merchants Bank
J. B. Craig
Bertha Miller
G. 8. Burney
City
E. H. Farnsworth
Mountain Grove
D. 2. Ashe
Kansas City
Padtzell
Dis Riley
Miesith Ibn Babiyed
C. T. Daltzell
Thayer
Ozark
Brisco
Ozark Division
Jetter
Arkansas
Wos
Cindlerot
Candler
Sam
W. S. Candler
Wright County Court
Wright County
Toastmaster
Commercial Club
South
Missouri
Webster County
Duncan
Hartville
Cedar Gap
Springfield
Mammoth Springs
Mountain
I. H. Riley
Sedalia
St. Louis Republic
State Agricultural College
Jefferson City
Young Men's Business Club
Limited extra copies offered for Mansfield Mirror sale
A note urges buying remaining copies of the Mansfield Mirror for friends and emphasizes the issue’s value. It offers to send the paper until April 1 in exchange for nickels and dollars, encouraging readers to act while supplies last.
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Mansfield
Banquet Guests List Invites Local Notables
The invitation list for a banquet includes Mountain Grove figures Rev Newton Bundy and Hon WLS Candler along with Hon E H Farnsworth RF Baker LE Lemons T EB Quisenhberry Hartyile Hon EB Garney G W Sutmoyers Wat Creer Kansas City C F L Hustins Thayer CUL Paltnell and their wives and a daughter.
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Mountain Grove
Newton Bundy
Wls. Candler
E.H. Farnsworth
RF. Baker
LE. Lemons
T. EB. Quisenhberry
Hartyile
EB. Garney
G. W. Sutmoyers
Wat Creer
Kansas City
C. FL
Young Men's Business Club Meeting Urged Next Tuesday
All members are urged to attend the meeting next Tuesday evening at Dr. F H Riley's office. Important business. Dr P F H Riley, President.
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Young Men's Business Club
F. H. Riley
Nffice
PF. H. Riley
Mansfield to Build Ice Plant for 4 Ton Capacity
Mansfield Light and Power will install an ice plant of 4 ton capacity to be built by the utility. Construction begins at once and upon completion the town will enjoy continuous light and power service as water glass grows.
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Mansfield
Mansfield Light & Power Cound
Elected Officers of M. E. Ladies' Aid Society
The M. E. Ladies' Aid Society elected officers: President Mrs D W Hoover Vice-president Mrs Lizzie Coday Secretary Mrs HM Norcross Treasurer Mrs N J Craig Reporter Mrs W A Black Refreshments were served and all enjoyed the meeting The next gathering will be hosted by Mrs Lizzie Coday on Murel 27 The spring apron bonnet haze and chicken pie dinner will be at the G A Ball Marsh al Everyone is invited Mrs I M Noretross
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M. E. Ladies’ Aid Society
Jd.d. Reynolds
D.W. Hoover
Lizzie Coday
HM. Norcross
N. J. Craig
W.A. Black
Lizzie Coday Murel
G.A
I. M. Noretross
Obituary notices for Bert Wells and Mrs. Frank Dotson
Bert Wells of miles north of town died at la am on Tuesday. He was the father of Mrs. Joseph Davis of this place and she and her daughter attended the funeral and interment at New Hope. He is survived by three children and other relatives and friends. Mrs Frank Dotson died Monday at her home 7 miles northeast of town. Funeral services were held Tuesday afternoon by Rev C T Carnett of Hartville, interment Baker cemetery. She leaves a husband two children and many other relatives and friends.
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Bert Wells
la. Am
Frank Dotson
C. T. Carnett
Hartville
Baker Cemetery
Surprising Birthday Honor For Mrs Hensley
A large crowd gathered at the Hensley home Friday evening to surprise Mrs. Hensley on her birthday anniversary. Refreshments were served and guests reported a most enjoyable time, with the surprise proving complete.
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Mg.hensley Dowe
Mrs. Hensley
Poultry Jottings Heaviest Egg Case Yet Sold Here
Wm Beand has sold Mans Field Produce Co a case of ages thirty dozen weighing 58 pounds. Though 63 pounds is regulation, the eggs were extraordinary heavy likely the heaviest case sold locally. All eggs came from thoroughbred Plymouth Rock hens.
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Wm. Beand
Mansfield Produce Co
Plymouth Rock
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Young Men’s Business Club
I. U. Riley
Rev. No Bundy
Our City
G. 5. Burney
Ashe
E. W. Major
Walter
Hon. W
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