School Notes Promise Better Missouri School Next Year
School notes report May closures and events as the Senior class prepares a play “Pyramus and Thisbe” on May 1 while noting the May 16 closing. Teachers for next year are re employed, with praise for students and a picnic, nature study, and an observation trip to Johnson cave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Keller
Miss Gaskill
Westbook Place
Ned Yates
Edgar Brazeal
Ogden
Marian Riley
Riley
Olathe
Mr. Arnold
Johnson Cave
Mansfield
Missouri
Route No 2 On New Wire Fences and Local News
Community notes from Mansfield and Olathe detailing social visits and movements among residents. J A Riley and family host, neighbors call on housekeeping and roads improved by rock filling. July dental convention plans promise new ideas with a special price discount offered by V I Riley dentist.
Local Visit Highlights and Family Neighbor Call
Field Monday notes a short home visit to relatives. J W Brentlinger and family spent Sunday after church with Mrs W F Stone. In the afternoon Miss Belle Stone Leota and Mrs Brentlinger called on Mrs Cassia Brentlinger to see the little girl who was much improved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. H. Riley
M. Riley
Olathe
Kans
J.a.riley
Edward Westbrook
Amos Roy
Roy Brentlinger
Sapulpa
Okla
Henrietta
Harley Stout
J. W. Estwards
Paul Williams
Mansfield
D.w.hoover
R.M. Rogers
J. A. Riley
Lee Turner
John Roy
Amos Roys
Grissom
Janie Murphy
Springfield
Brewer
J. W. Brentlinger
Geo
Misa
Sam King
Wm. Angles
Elmer
H.M. Baker
Mans
J.w.brentlinger
W. F.stone
Belle Stone
Leota
Brentlinger
Cassia Brentlinger
Kapka-Wedding Bells Ring in Gasconade Items
Special correspondence notes wedding bells for Mr Kapka and Miss Gadberry of Mansfield who wed recently. grand chiravari celebrated. Family visits and local updates include W A Black family, J M Potts clan, Jim Sullivan taking the school post, and real estate agent C A Stephens in the country. Grandmother Grider recovering, Bert Welland and Jennie visit, Dick Ivy improves his farm with a new wire fence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kapka
Cahoal
Gadberry
Mansfield
W. A. Black
J.M. Potts
Joie
Jim Sullivan
A. Stephens
Geniss
Grider
Bert Welland
Jennie
Mr. Lee
Dick Ivy
Route No. 3 Notes and Local Happenings
Fine spring weather spurs corn planting and garden work with bright outlooks for peaches and apples. W A Kelley adds a residence extension in North Antrim while W A Glenn offers a line of up to date hats. Stella and Bizz ie Glenn return from Seymour. Edna Deckard to teach North View school in Webster county. Flora McClelland returns from Springfield Daisy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Kelley
North
Antrim
W. A. Glenn
Misses
Childeren
Stella
Biizzie Glenn
Seymour
Edna Deckard
North View
Webster County
Flora McClelland
Springfield
Daisy
Special Sunday Dinner Ad at Mansfield Hotel
A vintage advertisement touts a 34 cent price for a Special Sunday dinner at the Mansfield Hotel. The ad emphasizes value and dining options, aiming to attract local patrons to a weekend meal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mansfield Hotel
Prairie Hollow and Bryant Sunday School Organized
Prairie Hollow and Bryant notes report Mt Pleasant Sunday school organized by Rev. J. D. Avery of Mansfield with officers and teachers named, about 40 present, prospects bright, attendees hosted at Samp Letsinger home, invitation to attend next Sunday and a plea for early arrival. Also mentions neighbors and a new barn nearing completion and a bénch ad for Bertram's second hand store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt Pleasant Sunday School
Prairie Hollow
J. D. Avery
Mansfield
Bro. Barlow
Bro. Pope
Lucy Shinpaugh
James Hoover
Ico. Park
Minnie Letsinger
George Shinpaugh
Callie Letsinger
Tate
Park
Starnes
Barlow
Samp Letsinger
Loudenslager
Roy School
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Beatrice
Kansas City
Riley, D. DS
Victor
C. L. Beach Sons Music Store
J.D. Reynolds
Prairie Hollow and
Bryant
Lune
Bertram’s
Ady
Ier
John Deere
Itvet
Orking Parts Sre
Phrate Aif
Elon
Azine
John Itewt
Deere
Senate
John
Roth The'alde
Gine
of the
Ariive
J. D. Reynolds
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