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Newspaper
Mansfield Mirror
Location
Mansfield, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1918
Page
6
The Nebraska Lead and Zinc Synificate vice president Glade, in 1909, set a strikeout record while with the St. Louis Americans. The feat was later duplicated by Rube Waddell in Ilo.
A crowded week of visits and sickness across Hartville and surrounding towns. Sam Letsinger and his wife faced illnesses with improving reports, while neighbors and family dropped by J A Riley, Wm Angles, and J W Brentlinger places. New moves include Jack Brazeal relocating to J W Brentlinger’s farm, and Tom Deathridge family moving to Peabody place. Several social calls, dinners, and pie suppers fill the slate, with plans for Odd Fellowship formation in Hartville and a large Willow Springs meeting March 21. New farm transactions: A T Friend bought lots in Burney addition, G S Burney selling, J A Dennis bought O H Jury farm, and Shreves moving to Henry county. sales bills dated March 12, 14, and 21 outline anticipated relocations and alignments.
More than 400 Home Service Sections in Red Cross Chapters across the Southwestern Division assist soldiers' families by providing information and aid. They relay up to date guidance on pay, mail, allotments, burial, and benefits, with lawyers available for technical questions, ensuring families receive due government compensation without wasted attorney fees. Alfred Fairbank.
Floyd Hale and his wife moved into the residence previously occupied by Robt. Morrass, marking a notable change of occupancy in the neighborhood.
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