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Newspaper
Mansfield Mirror
Location
Mansfield, Missouri, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1921
Page
2
J B Freeman and Roe Strong led the field with Hedrick and C Newtos among the contenders in a local race, meeting scattered notes of runners and officials.
Passenger and freight trains listed with times from Mansfield to Ava and Mauricid. L. F. Livingston and Fred Grover, agents, are noted with departure and arrival times and connections following Fries twin 108.
The record notes a Baptist church with a Sunday school held every Sunday at 9.4 a.m. W L Matthews is the superintendent. Teaching occurs on the 2nd and 4th Sundays, with J F B Feo listed as pastor.
Preambing every Sunday ev. Dugins Pa landiy ool every Sunday at v5 c W Freeman Supi Preaching services every 3d Sunday morning and evening Rev A J Graves Pastor Sunday school every Sunday at 0 45 a m Dev Benjamin Supi CHUR of ACHEIST Bible school at 0 40 a m every Sun day UD H Kay Superintendent Presohing every ervend Banday Ley Oscar Wright Pastor
Mensfield Chamber of Commerce meets every fourth Thursday of each month at Oda Fellows Hall. L A Johrson serves as President and Diliver B Davis as Secretary.
Grays opened the Mansfield season with a tight nine inning win over E Neu. Oral Dennis drove in the deciding run in the bottom of the ninth after a brisk rally featuring Mose White Pete Freeman and Norris. Gaskill and Dennis starred on defense and offense for the Grays as injuries and fast baserunners highlighted the spirited exhibition.
A vintage advertisement touts DeLacy's French Hair Tonic as restoring gray and streaked hair to its former beauty. It claims dandruff relief, prevention of hair loss, and lasting youth appearance. Sold at drug or toilet counters for $1.00 or via prepaid direct from DeLacy Chemical Co., St. Louis, Mo.
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