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Newspaper
Mansfield Mirror
Location
Mansfield, Missouri, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1922
Page
2
East Bound times list passenger and freight trains with numbers and varied hours. West Bound sequence shows mixed passenger and freight designations and a signature agent L F Livingston.
Leave Mansfield at 9 45 a m after arrival of Irisco trata 1 Alive Ava 130 & mi Leave Ava d d 0 p m Arrive Mansfield 5 00 p m Leaves Mansfield 10 00 p m Leaves Ava dda im Pred Groviek Avent
Sunday school held every Sunday at 9454 with W LeMatthews as superintendent for the first and third Sundays and Rev W G Burchard as pastor.
Cumberland Presbyterian Church Preslong every 2nd Sunday Tev A S Humphrey Pastor Sunday school every Sunday at 9 45 a m G W Freeman Superintendent
Methodist Church at Pyoawking holds morning and evening services. Rev EB Little is pastor. Sunday School meets every Sunday at 9:45 am with Geo Benjamin as superintendent.
Hible wcloo at 0 46 a m every Monday. D H Kay Superintendent preaching every second Sunday. Bey Oscar Wright Pastor.
The Mansfield Chamber of Commerce meets on the first Thursday night each month. The Board of Governors meets on the third Thursday night at Odd Fellows Hall. L. A. Johnson is president and Durer B. Dayle serves as secretary.
In Dhartville a candidate files for the office of Votury Clerk subject to Republican primary selection in August. The filing signals campaign activity as party voters prepare to cast ballots.
Notice states the Republican Central Committee of Wright County Missouri will meet in Hartville at the courthouse on Thursday May 1 1922 at 1 00 PM. All members and any candidates may attend. J A Fuson serves as chairman.
The WPOEA will meet at the new school house Wednesday evening May 17 with all interested invited. Several locals attended gatherings and a ball game at Ava Sunday. Edith Rosveag visited Harold Pool in Dartville and attended the school play. An all day service is planned at Pleasant Valley on May 21 with a Mothers Day program and dinner on the ground.
Mrs Brazzle Campbell and daughter called on Rosa Williams Wednesday evening. Mr and Mrs Haden Coray welcome a baby boy. Mrs Cora Henshee and daughter travel to Oklahoma for a month with her family. Miss Juanita Henshee visited Audrey Henshee Saturday night. Weaver and Vennie Henshee visited their uncle and aunt Mr and Mrs Johnny Addison. Mer W Adt Venster and Harve Henshee took a trip to Speyfield Friday.
A large firm seeks Springfield Business College graduates after completing the full Business Course. Beginning salary near 1200 dollars yearly with rapid advancement and permanent positions upon graduation. Plan to enter when special solutions for high school graduates begin in June. write to President A Taylor for information.
The notice markets Liquid Boroezone as a superior liniment for common remedies, promising faster thorough relief for ordinary pains. It lists price options 10c, 60c, and $1.20 and notes availability from all druggists.
Hon. B A Stockel Richland Mo receives inquiry about the Sarcoxie strawberry and cherry trade. The letter cites about ten years of activity, notes total strawberry receipts around 82 5000 for 1919, and includes random grower reports with acreages crates per acre and gross returns. It invites further information on cultivation harvesting and marketing.
A brief notice states Chamberlain's Tablets provide a mild gentle laxative action. The ad claims the medicine works without harsh effects and is easy on the system, appealing to those seeking gentle relief.
In Sunset Hill this week pleasant weather prompts corn planting. Mrs John Gann hosts a welcome at Roy Ganns. W C Edwards and wife celebrate a new baby boy born last Sunday. Harve Gann and family head to Flow California for seasonal work. Warner Farris Coday Archie Gann and Ralph Fagan visit Orvil Moody. Warn Campbell and Bernard Henslee join Fred Gann for Sunday evening. Allen McIntosh Ralph Gann and Frank Calhoun go fishing Saturday.
The article describes whooping cough as dangerous to young children yet curable by Chamberlains Cough Remedy without opiates. It claims the remedy shortens the illness, reduces danger, and has been used with pronounced success in many epidemics, stating it is safe and pleasant to take.
Miss Elsie Campbell of Mountain View and Harold Snyers of Brushy Knob were wed at the M E Parsonage last Sunday evening. The groom serves as postmaster at Brushy Knob. They begin a wedding tour to Brushy Knob and will settle there for life.
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