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Newspaper
Mansfield Mirror
Location
Mansfield, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1922
Page
3
A damaged, letter-style clipping mentions plans for Sunday events and visits by residents such as John Hotta and Joe, with stray notes on letters from the Dakotas about grape products. It discusses commercial grape exports and a general sense of local social and business activity.
A fragmentary ad promotes aspirin tablets as a cure for various ailments and promises safety with no side effects. It touts a cheap price and urges customers to buy for “cable” use, attributing the product to a Motouee teaching center and a Salieyliewetl Adv.
The fragment lists gatherings and movements among residents Jahue Tou Pali Mey J Owens and family. Mentions of Bey Lewtheriedes and others visiting the Brys, Tikrar, Mes NOC, and Woy Hopes, plus a note about snowier dry weather and sawing ovals and other petting activities.
Miss Gilda Bennett called on Jewelland Myrtle Coday Sunday evening. Clifford Coday visited Chester and Frank Hennett Sunday. Singing every Sunday night at Wolf Creek at the old church, everyone invited and asked to bring someone. Roy Gunn and wife are moving to their new home.
Bryant Asiiping stayed with Mrs Jank Broyles this week. Several local youths attended a prayer meeting at Prairie Hollow on Wednesday night. Miss Hazel Shinpaugh of Mansfeld visited Bryant this week. Ray Reentlinger plans to leave our community soon. Mrs. Matthews hosted a singing at home. Pie supper participants windbound after a storm needed assistance. Miss Velia Bochananel and Mr Zion visited Bryant friends. Mr and Mrs J Taylor and Miss Marbara Belle returned to Springfield. George Crain and family set for California Tuesday evening. neighbors regret their departure. Wesley Millor returned home Friday for a brief visit with his father.
John Frye returns to cream testing with Mr Walters and hopes for a stout recovery. A Norwood correspondent questions a Bible quotation source, suggesting Isa 52 7 Nah 1 15 and Rom 10 15, while Maye Frye spends Friday night with relatives Elmer and Herbert Frye attend church and travel in muddy conditions.
George W. Emory of Rock Mills Alabama reports relief from indigestion using Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets These pills contain no pepsin and help the stomach digest food naturally The customer claims improved appetite and broad dietary tolerance after long suffering with indigestion
Reports from a rural section note church activities at Methodist and Baptist congregations, plans for Pentecostal meetings, and light social updates. Couples Jessie Morton and Hosea Bowart wed near Macomb, while Arnie Owens visited his community. Ollie Frye and Ida Short travel to nearby towns.
The community reports heavy rainfall hindering sowing. Local families visit relatives in Springfield and Douglas County. Illness such as flu and smallpox cases appear but improve. Families relocate, travel plans arise, and a baby girl is born to the Tindley family. A Macomb debate discusses whether the world is morally better.
A stray dog description notes a white marked animal with a forked tail sighted miles north of Norwood near Caudle. Owners sought. any finder urged to report.
Rainy weather continues at Singing Hollow while Mrs Ike Bennett receives a distressing letter from sister Mrs Bert Smith reporting illness in their family in Alabama. Flora Smith and daughter and Mora Thomas visit. No 4 pie supper draws a crowd as Golda and Ruby Bennett stay over with sister Mrs Roy Gann and attend the event. Jewel and Myrtle Coday call on Golda, Ruby and Huth Bennett Wednesday evening. Visitors include Mrs Dames Lonnie Coday Bill Crippen J P Dennis Angling Smith and Elva Smith.
Rainy week sees Rev. C. N. Findley and families dining at Oscar Moody's with Charley Findley kin. Clarence Barntte and wife, Jon Moody and wife, Everette Brazeal visiting grandpa, Trey Bregeal and wife with Pete Brazeal and wife. Mrs Dave Findley visits Mrs Jim Findley. Oscar Moody’s family visits O N Findley. Oscar hauled wood. Rev C N Findley preaches at Mose Chapleon Dry Creek last Sunday and plans monthly sermons. Miss Effie Findley remains sick.
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