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Newspaper
Mansfield Mirror
Location
Mansfield, Missouri, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1915
Page
5
East Bound No.101 Passenger 10:00 am. No.241 Local freight 12:20 pm. West Bound No.102 Passenger 2:00 am. No.240 Local freight 12:50 pm. No.104 Passenger exists. G S Burney, Agent.
Baptist church schedules preaching on the second and fourth Sundays led by Rev. J. M. England. Sunday school occurs every Sunday at 9:45 AM, supervised by W. B. Fullington.
Cumberland Presbyterian Church announces preaching every fourth Saturday evening and Sunday. Rev. Joseph Davis serves as pastor with 9:45 a.m. supervision by G. W. Freeman, Superintendent.
Methodist church lists preaching services every second Sunday morning and evening led by Rev J W Needham. Sunday school superintendent is J D Reynolds. Service time shows 6:45 am.
Church of Christ over Mrs Coday's millinery store announces preaching each first Sunday morning and evening with a Saturday prior event. Bible school at 1 a.m. each Sunday. J A Riley leads Bible study and Friday prayer meeting. Ladies Aid Society meets Wednesday afternoon. Minister W H Anpessox invites all.
Eddie Rickenbacher, one of America’s top race drivers, will drive a Maxwell racer this season. Chief Engineer Ray Harroun of Maxwell Motor Company announced his nomination for the International Sweepstakes at Indianapolis, joining Billy Carlson as a Maxwell driver. Rickenbacher will also race at the Chicago Speedway in June and compete in numerous events on the mile dirt circuit under Karnie Morross.
Sella the St Louis Post Miepatel emerges in public life amid changes in the Globe Democrat and Saturday Evening Port and Country Gentleman editions. The announcement highlights municipal and regional shifts affecting readers across the city.
The Peeeman Miller Hardware Co stock was sold at auction Friday afternoon by Trustee N J Craig to Glenn and Son for about 2000 dollars. W Freeman bought book accounts, with bidders including Reynolds of Ava Myr Frink of Norwood and Aoenn and Son. Glenn has hardware experience from Seymour, and W A Glenn now runs a general merchandise business in Antrim.
Advertisement urges readers to treat rheumatism with Sloan's Liniment applied to the skin without rubbing. It promises quick, penetrating relief to sore muscles and joints, with instant results for colds, lumbago, sciatica, and similar ailments, priced at 25 cents.
J M Coday, 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 superintendent, a city of about 8000 population, where the school system is larger and salaries higher. Many friends here are pleased by his advancement.
More than forty individuals attended the recent Hartville moral carrier examination, demonstrating active interest in the certification process and highlighting the community's commitment to service standards.
R E Coday of Turkey Ford Oklahoma and Miss Virginia Hille of Jasper City Missouri united in marriage on April 28 at the bride home. The groom teaches at Turkey Ford and is a son of Thomas Coday. The bride is described as a charming young lady with many friends. The couple now visit Wright County residents as newlyweds while the Mirror offers congratulations.
Seymour Citizen reports old native lore claims peaches bloomed by moonlight this year, foretelling a full crop for the season. Local observers note the unusual glow and early blossoms as signs of abundance.
Rev. Jm. Bogland, pastor, filled his regular Sunday service at the Baptist Church delivering the message to attendees.
N. J. Craig, cashier of the Farmers and Merchants Hank, owns a new Maxwell car purchased from TR. N. Farr en, manager of the Mansfield Motor Co.
Seven individuals were taken into custody by City Marshal Roe Strong for peddling without a license. Three had delivered no goods and were released. The remaining four were released after paying $225 each for licenses.
A vintage advertisement praises Chamberlain's Liniment for rheumatism lame backs and sprains. Mrs Charles Tanner of Wabash Indiana testifies it relieves pain and soreness and has been used by her family for up to twenty years. Bottles priced at 25 and a cent.
The Mutual Co operative Mining Co at 400 Exchange Bids Denver reports improving conditions and a strong stock lay out. They claim steady orders with over 50 tons shipped and price advance expected this week. They urge investors to monitor markets as capacity grows and stock moves toward sale.
Rev W H Anderson preached at the Christian church Sunday The reference notes Roelin of Neehe M D has been employed as superintendent of the Seymour schools He is a brother of Prof A Hl Boolin of Ava
Mountain Grove advances a project to construct a fine new high school, signaling growth and commitment to expanded educational capacity for the community.
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