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Newspaper

Mansfield Mirror

Location

Mansfield, Missouri, United States of America

Date

May 08, 1919

Page

7

Electric storm knocks out lines in small city

A fierce electric storm struck Monday at nine o'clock, snapping a tall pine and bringing down telephone wires. The outage disrupted the county treasurer and prosecuting attorney offices, with the courthouse itself enveloped in sparks. About twenty five people were in the building. Ada Courter suffered only a minor finger burn.

Meyer Wun Howe Valle Bitte Jackson Adama Courter Wartyilte

Local social notes from Hartville and Liberty school events

Last week items report visits by Willie Wadsted family to Hartville and George Shones. Edna Rowland and Misses Shores and Reed visitations occur, with several families hosting at homes in Manefield and Liberty area. The note mentions school activities, a phonics war, and dismissals for Miss Rowhind to teach Johnston school next term. Dolly Demers highlighted.

Charles Sellieher Chiat Damien Georgee Shoes, Jr John Liye Huniee Reed L Bert S Ohioo Thove Liberty School Win Ruth Datilereen Nellie Pryce Ruby Johnstonm Bertha Uolnin Clitton Clitton Kine Liberty Sete Mas Miss Rowhind Johnston Serioul

Sunset Hill Community Notes and Obituary Fragments

Last week items list residents and visitors around Sunset Hill including Raymond Jeckson and others at Olonitees and Prairie. Burney Owens and wife moved to town. T F Lenhart removed bodies from a cemetery. May Finley staying with Brageul. Pearl White visiting RoWidee. Floyd of Springfield visiting relatives near Ava. Sunday singing at Ashley was well attended.

T. F. Lenhart Charley Johnson Delta Palinetive Baptist Ato Prairie Ashley

Forest Howe Frosty Days Ahead After Rain

Forest Howe notes frost expected Saturday after rain on Friday. Mrs. Geo Sagiter seeks Cleorge hone trout Wrance soon. Oak Forest school dismissed for term break this afternoon. Hick Winote drills well on John Mouton’s Cold Springs farm. Hollie Hott builds fence on his farm. W Johnson and Jd M teap ill. Tig meeting starts Saturday night at Norwood. Mrs Akers says her son, a German prisoner, is returning home from France.

Hick Winote John Mouton Cold Springs Hollie Hott W. Johnson Jd. M Teap Norwood Akers France

Herbal Liver Stimulant Promises Quick Relief

An old advertisement touts Herbine as a powerful liver stimulant that cures bilious symptoms like dizziness and vertigo. It claims a dose or two will restore health and urges purchases from all dealers. The language reflects period medicine advertising.

Ailv

Masonic Commandery Ceremony Noted at Mountain Grove

The Masonic Commandery at Mountain Grove conferred honors on WH. FL Lavineston Bob Punch drd and BE D Abbott Willow Springs AL M Curtis Partville S W Grilies Mountain Grove and W A Black Mannfeld. A meal was served at Cote Cote following the ceremony.

Mty Grove Munday FL Lavineston Bob Punch Drd D. Abbott Willow Springs AL M. Curtis Partville S.W. Grilies Mountain Grove Mannfeld Que Cote Cote

Detinie Arrives Home After Service with 11th Elements

Marvin HL Detinie returns after completing service with the 11th Elements. He was among the first boys to depart from here, arriving on the throne Sunully in a ceremonial or military context.

Marvin HL Detinie

Lead Hill Rain After Frost Hits Local Fruit Crops

A steady rain Sunday evening followed by damaging frost on the second day harmed fruit, potatoes, and related crops around Lead Hill. Local visits included Gurney Morris and wife with Fred Goss and wife Saturday night and Sunday, with notable singing events at Lead Hill Sunday afternoon and weekly Thursday performances by Arthur Matney. Visitors from Koshkonong and Cedar Gap dropped by Joe Goss and relatives, while Raymond Pierson and wife were at Cedar Gap. The community shifted singing to the first Sunday at 2 pm, and Sunday school remains at 2:30 pm.

Gurney Morris Fred Goss Lead Hill Arthur Matney Viola Winburn Koshkonong Joe Goss Raymond Pierson Ed Love Cedar Gap Sukey Liza Jane

Rembert Preaching and Local Social Guests at Pleasant Hill

Rembert preached at Pleasant Hill first Saturday night and Sunday services as Rev Gearing led the regular appointment. Selph Jones and family and Meld Newton of Odin were dinner guests at Sam Young's Sunday. Robert Young attended a party at Mr Cristen's Saturday night. Dinner at Elihu Coday's Sunday included Hiram Coday, Isaac Coday and wife, Nora Randolph, Sibel Coday, Vada Coday and Roy Hake. She Scott returned home Sunday after visiting Hartville. Onie Prayer of Oklahoma visiting friends near Rembert. M W Oliver and Nora Randolph spent an evening in Mansfield. Crazy Madge.

Pleasant Hill Gearing Smaster Selph Jones Family Meld Newton Odin Sam Young Elihu Coday Hiram Codays Isaac Coday Nora Randolph Sibel Coday Vada Coday Roy Hake She Scott Hartville Onie Prayer of Oklahoma Rembert M. W. Oliver Mansfield

Mountain Slope Preaching at Primitive Baptist Church

A note on 1st Saturdays and Sundays preaching by Rev A L Cendbrugh at the Primitive Baptist church. Mentions a recent rain, social visits by Miss Gladys Hire and Miss Stella Hall, and pastors Rev A D Cencibaugh with Mgr Edgemon visiting.

The Primitive Baptist Church A.l.cendbrugh Gladys Hire Stella Hall Deaver A.D. Cencibaugh Kidgemond S. R. Hedrick Mr. Royal Blanche Rippee Cyrus Hire A.d.cencibaugh Mgr Edgemond

Rainy week brings farmers near Hartville halt

Pleasant Street reports ongoing rain with Mrs M Ward and daughter Ada visiting Hartville on Tuesday and Mae Rushing with Millie on a Monday business trip. Most local farmers have finished planting corn as Lone Star notes.

M. Ward Ada Hartville Tuesdy Mae Rushing Miss Millie

Rainy spell brings soldiers home and local ads

Mount Olive notes heavy rain as soldiers begin returning from overseas. Miss Sadie Maryell appears on a society list. An advertisement touts a skin tonic with a 50 cent trial bottle and various cosmetic claims at the local drugstore.

Overseas Sadie Maryell

Kodak offers old price film and mail order service

Kodak advertises all film styles at the same old price and promises to mail articles to any address. It notes amateur finishing services, prints, and supplies, inviting readers to send in orders for prompt handling.

Kodak Films Kodak

Your Children's Portraits of Fleeting Childhood

A brief feature celebrates child portraits, noting childhood’s fleeting charm caught by the lens. The call to participate hints at a gallery or exhibit, inviting readers to submit or view images that capture early years.

National Gape Co National Gape Cure Company Brandenburg, KY

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