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Newspaper

Mansfield Mirror

Location

Mansfield, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Mar 15, 1917

Page

6

Christian Endeavor Society Elects Officers

Christian Endeavor Society elected W. C. Coday as president J. C. Carter as vice president Mias Mabel Hoover as secretary John Potts as treasurer Lookout committee appointed Mesdamen C L Beach J C Carter and J D Reynolds social committees appointed Mrs G C Freeman and Miss Jewell Hoover.

W. C. Coday J. C. Carter Mias Mabel Hoover John Potts Mesdamen C.L Beach J.c.carter J. D. Reynolds G. C. Freeman Jewell Hoover

Roy School closes term with large crowd and dinner

Prairie Hollow and Clathe John Roy celebrated the successful term of school at Roy school on Thursday a large crowd attended with visitors present lunch served at noon and all reported an enjoyable time

John Roy Roy School

Severe hail storm hits part of the country

Miss Nora Letsinger visits Ava this week while Oma Letsinger returns from Oklahoma. John Roy teaches at Hicks school and boards nearby with W. RK. Park. Aymon Calhoun stays at Hicks school. Mrs. Paul Williams visits family. Roy family to Lindsay, California. Payton Quessenberry visitors from Macomb. Enos and Noah Smith plan Tarkio summer work. John Miller baled straw for Payton Quessenberry. Prairie Hollow services held with Sunday school and prayer meetings.

Nora Letsinger Ava Oma Letsinger Oklahoma John Roy Hicks School W. RK. Park Aymon Calhoun Paul Williams W. E. Roy Lindsay Cal L M. Roy Mias Ethel Robert Payton Quesenberry Enos Noah Smith Tarkio John Miller Payton’ Quessenberry

Nurse Believes Much Suffering Cardus Endorsed by Patient

Madison Wisconsin Mrs Oscar Day of Monona Ave Purake says before her baby was born she gained relief from worries and fear after using Cardus. She reports rapid improvement after first bottle and credits continued use for steady health. She urges other women to start taking Cardus now.

Madison Wis Oscar Day Eon Monona Ave Purake Torehiy Sey Sue Homar Gene Cardus

Lead Hill News Notes Farm Work and Local Deaths

Farmers report nine rainy nights slow sowing oats and prep for corn while most have planted potatoes and gardens. Mrs. Lucinda Goss sold out and moved to Shenandoah Iowa. Mrs. Linda Goss died Saturday at 46 leaving six children, her mother, three brothers and a sister. Her father John Fred Morris died in childhood. The infant son lost his mother at three weeks old. Fred Thompson of Shenandoah took the babe home. Burial occurred Sunday at Newton Cemetery before a large crowd. Four children stay with grandmother Mrs. M A Morris. Sunday School at Lead Hill at 10 a m with singing every Wednesday and the first Saturday preaching at 1 a m. Liza Jane.

Lucinda Goss Shenandoah Iowa Linda Goss John Fred Morris Fred Thomson Iater Newton M. A. Morris Barney Fruit John Johnson Lead Hill Liza Jane

Baby girl born to Orville Atchison family

Last week in St. James announces the birth of a daughter to Orville Atchison and wife, their first child. A pie supper is planned at St. James School on Friday night March 16 to raise funds for Rev. T. Cole’s cork foot purchase, with support urged from Christian friends. News notes include Miss Nell Spurrier’s top exam grades, local rural graduates, and social visits among families like Pearl Foster with Mrs. McCall, Ray Rogers and Tressie Nurner’s wedding to Rev. Rhoads, and local prayer meeting led by Mrs Grace Pugh.

St. James School Bridiay Cork Rev. T. Cole Retha Standifer Ava Douglas Co. Herald Jonnie Spurrier Miss Spurrier Lola Lord Cold Spring Pearl Foster McCall Cold Springs Rebekah Homer Webster Denlon Ray Rogers Tressie ‘Nurner Olathe Rhoads Will Roger Tilda Trettin Orville Atchison Bertha Trettin Vivian Rogers Hattie Atchison Grace Pugh

Rembert Preaching and Local Notes Roundup

Rembert holds preaching at Pleasant Hill every first Saturday night and repeated Sunday services led by Rev Mo i Clift. Martha Codlay is poorly and Fred Hensley along with iy Willian left Tuesday for Ldato seeking work. Little Glen Hake ohias the munips and Elmer Hensley visits home folks. Nancy Scott stays with John Pryor Jr at Hartville. Garden activity this week. Mary Coday and Vercie Scott visited Rembert Thursday. Roy Hake visited St George Saturday and Sunday. CRAZY MADGE.

Pleasant Hill Mo i. Clift Martha Codlay Fred Hensley Iy Willian Ldato Glen Hake Ohias Elmer Hensley Nancy Scott John Pryor, Jr

Sloan's Liniment Relief for Sprains and Strains

An advertisement promotes Sloan's Liniment as quick relief for sprains, strains, bruises, and muscle soreness. It markets a clear liquid that penetrates without rubbing and claims no staining or pore clogging unlike mossy plasters. Also notes use for rheumatic aches, neuralgia, gout, lumbago, grippe pains, and strenuous work. Messrs. Anderson and Me Millen traveled from Republic with a contract to build a concrete bridge over Wolf Creek.

Sloan Messrs. Anderson Me.Millen Republic Wolf Creek

Take Herbine For Indica Pain Relief Ad

An advertisement touts Herbine as fast relief for indica pain and claims it forces fermented matter from the bowels into the bowels where it is expelled. Price 60e, Bold by Fuso Drug Co ady.

Fuso Drug Co Ady

J D Avery Family Relocates From Farm To Mansfield Property

J D Avery and family have moved from their rural farm to a new residence in Mansfield. The move reflects a shift from agricultural surroundings to a town setting as the Avery clan settles into the updated property.

J.D. Avery’s Mansfield

Fragmentary local notice from unclear OCR source

Readable parts describe a fragmentary travel or health related notice with likely names and places obscured. The text mentions streets, medicines, and a probable medical tenting or treatment reference. Details are too garbled to identify full entities or an exact event.

Tanlac Ad Testimony From Hannibal Shoe Worker

Hannibal Mo March 14 1917 A shoe factory employee from International Shoe Factory speaks of relief after taking Tanlae claiming weight gain improved digestion liver and kidney comfort and better sleep He says he no longer needs laxatives and recommends the medicine as it is introduced at Puson Drug Co Mansfield.

Hannibal Tye Tanac WR. McKay International Shoe Factory Jeferson Street Paulie Vin Ilyp Tanlae Tanlac Mansfield Puson Drug Co

Obituary of Mrs Mary Young at 54 on Wolf Creek

Mrs Mary Young died March 4 after a long tuberculosis illness at her home on Wolf Creek. Funeral at Seymour’s Rev. G. W. Holmes officiated. A MBR church member for years, she left six children and six grandchildren, a brother, a sister, and many friends. She rests with God and her departed family, urging others to follow her faith.

Mary Young Wolf Creek G. W. Holmes Seymour MBR

Card of Thanks for Mrs. A. J. L. Young

The children thank neighbors and friends for help during the illness and death of our mother Mrs. A J L Young. Miss Mentie Avery, who just completed a term of school, will travel to Springfield soon to attend Deury College.

A. JL Young Mentie Avery Springfield Deury College

Scouts Practice for Tenderfoot to First Class Tests

Scouts met at the school building to study test requirements. The scout master had experienced members demonstrate knot tying and First Aid. Patrol and troop officers attended. tests are planned for Tenderfoot, Second Class, and First Class tests, with five to six boys ready for each level.

Ker Gender Dyer Cauble Gaines Otleers

The Curse of Cowardice Study Circle

Reading list and questions on courage from Christian Endeavor led by M Beehoveh and Mes Gooreeman. Participants ask who in the Bible showed cowardice and who showed bravery, with prompts on prayer, faith, and overcoming fear in modern times.

Mabel Hoover Christ John Povts

From Kellerton Iowa we announce a batch sale notice

From Kellerton Iowa Tip Dixon writes to friends that goods have not arrived, describes packing with boxes and kegs, and lists stock sale prices including cows from 50 to 185 dollars plus hogs, hay, and other items in a casual local notice style.

Iowa Tip Dixon

Rev Neely of Seymour Preached at Baptist Church Sunday

At the Baptist Church Rev Neely of Seymour delivered a sermon Sunday. The service drew congregants from the community.

Neely of Seymour Baptist Church

Dodson's Liver Tone Ad Promises Safe Liver Boost

An old style advertisement touts Dodson's Liver Tone as a harmless vegetable alternative to calomel. It claims quick liver cleansing without nausea, cramps, or salivation and says it leaves users feeling energetic and ready for work.

Dodson Dadson

Mt Pleasant Channel Closed Last Week With Conversions

Me weeling at the Mt Pleasant channel, closed last week with TS conversions and two additions to the churchs.

Me Weeling Mt Pleasante Channel

Kidney Pain Relief Promo From Mason of Elkland

A multiple patient quote ad claims kidney pains and backache relief from Down’s Kidney Pills. It urges readers to demand Dean’s Kidney Pills from Master-Milburn Co. in Buffalo, N.Y. The testimonial cites J. T. Mason of Elkland Mo as a user and lists a price of 50 cents.

Mansfeld Udine J.T. Mason Elkland Sirs Dean Mason Milburn Co N.Y

Chirenes Coday’s Bean Enjoyed with Pen Away Incident

A Mansfield incident Thursday left Wigan significantly damaged as Chirenes Coday enjoyed an undisclosed bean event with a pen. The report notes notable property impact and disrupted activities in the area.

Chirenes Coday Mansfield Wigan

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C. E The Christian Endeavor Society Prairie Hollow Clathe Christian Endeavor Ruby Dr. Miles Mr & Pistia Ava Colorado F. E. Gibson Fl. R. Adams Frank E. Wire L. E. Johnson Hugh R. Steele Dr. G. P. Howard George R. Thomson Kokomo W. Frank Headley Gold Hill the Mutual Co-Operative Mining Co Gold Hill, Kokomo, and Lee Hill, Colorado Denver Treasury Exchange St. James Rembert Atexas Wonder Corea Dinsel View Joni Olive Street Drugytte Adv R. W. McKay Jesus Earth Scout Christian Endeavor Program M. Beehoveh Marc Ds Mes Gooreeman Mes J.D. Reynolds W.C. Coday Lois Boach Curbs Kellerton, Iowa At the Baptist Church Fair Exchange Fletcher Ways Cnm Castoria
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