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Newspaper
Mansfield Mirror
Location
Mansfield, Missouri, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1915
Page
3
City officials and aldermen across wards listed with names including J. Freeman W. Mullington and Dred A. Buson. Council meets on the second Monday evening each month, with mentions of President and various ward representatives in a terse local-government notice.
Rail timetable notices show Frisco lines with passenger and local freight schedules. Entries list numbers 101, 102, 104, 105, 241, 240 and depots at Mansfield Ava Worthens with stops and times guided by agent Burney, K C.
Baptist Church announces preaching on the second and fourth Sundays led by Rev. J. M. England. Sunday school meets every Sunday at 0:45 p m under Superintendent W. R. Fullington.
Cumberland Presbyterian Church announces preaching services every fourth Saturday evening and Sunday with Rev. Joseph Davis as pastor. The schedule lists 4:5 a.m. for a session led by G. W. Freeman, Superintendent.
Rev J W Needham pastor leads services on the third Sunday morning and evening with J D Reynolds superintendent overseeing activities at 045 am readable in church notices from the Methodist congregation.
Over Mrs Coday s millitary store preaching every flat Sunday morning and evening and Saturday evening previous Bible school at 10 a m every Sunday J A Riley superintendent Bible study and prayer meeting every Friday evening Ladies Aid Society every Wednesday afternoon Everybody welcome W H Anprasos minister
JM Cody, former Wyandotte Oklahoma public schools superintendent, arrived with his family for a visit at his father Thomas Coday's home. He has been employed as Commerce Oklahoma schools superintendent, overseeing a district of about 2000 residents. Cody's many friends here are pleased by the news of his advancement.
More than thirty people attended the pre test rural courier examination at Hartville, highlighting growing interest in rural mail delivery positions. Candidates included residents from nearby areas seeking qualification for courier duties and related duties in the district.
Coday of Turkey Ford Oklahoma and Miss Virginia Hille of Jasper City Missouri united in marriage at the bride’s home on April 24. The groom has taught school in Turkey Ford and is a son of Thomas Coday. The bride is described as a charming young lady with many friends. The couple are visiting Wright county relatives as newlyweds. The Mirror offers congratulations.
Seymour Citizen notes that peaches bloomed under moonlight this year, and old natives say a full crop is expectedbased on traditional local signs.
Rev JM England the pastor fills his regular Sunday appointment at the Baptist Church.
Chiu N. J. Craig, cashier of the Farmers and Merchants Hank, owns a new Maxwell car bought from St. N. Parr en, manager of the Mansfield Motor Co.
Eddie Rickenbacher, a top American race driver, will pilot a Maxwell racer this season, announced by Maxwell Co chief engineer Ray Harroun. He is the second Maxwell nominee for the Indianapolis Race on May 2, with Billy Carleon as the other. Rickenbacher will also race at Chicago Speedway in June and is entered for many events under Earnie Morrows on the mile dirt circuit.
A fragment from a historic issue discusses the Sella state and the St Londe movement, noting postwar reforms and regional tensions. The text references Globe- Pennerat and Saturday morning editions amid a broader debate on governance and borders.
The Freeman reports Miller Thirdware Co stock was sold at auction Friday afternoon by trustee XN J Craig in assignment for creditors. A Glenn & Son bought the steel for about 4000 dollars while G W Freeman and bidders from Ava Norwood participated. Mr Glenn Tras and W A Glenn have hardware and mercantile backgrounds. the new proprietors are wished a successful career.
Quick relief for rheumatic pains via Sloan's Liniment applied on the surface without rubbing. Penetrates to the seat of trouble, drawing pain almost immediately. Bottle available for 2c from any druggist. Money back guarantee not offered, but quick relief promised. Ad from a period newspaper.
Seven youths were detained by City Marshal Roe Strong for selling without a license. Three had delivered no goods and were released. The remaining four were released after paying a license fee of 2.25 dollars each.
An advertisement extols Chamberlain's Liniment for rheumatism lame backs sprains and similar ailments. It features a testimonial from Mrs. Charles Tunner of Wabash Indiana praising its pain relief and long standing use for over twenty years. Bottles priced 24 and 60 cents sold by dealers.
The Mutual Co operative Milling Company reports improving ore conditions and plans to expand with new investments. It notes shipments averaging Iowa low grade ore to smelters, nearing 40 tons, and promises higher returns as prices advance. The firm invites inquiries at 400 Exchange Bldg Denver Colorado.
Prof. CAL Boehm of Neche North Dakota has been employed as superintendent of Seymour schools. He is a brother of Prof. A. L. Boelm of Ava.
Mountain Grove advances construction of a new high school project. The plan outlines a modern campus designed to uplift local education with updated classrooms and facilities for students and staff.
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