Mansfield High School Commencement Week Highlights
Commencement week features the first four year Mansfield class of five girls and one boy with gingham dresses, green and white colors, and the motto Onward is our aim. W. H. Funderburk delivers the class address, Miss Alice Mooney receives the valedictory, and Miss Opal Day reads a popular piece as the program includes the Lion and the Mouse play. Diplomas are presented by J. C. Carter. the event also notes the 8th grade graduation tonight and a sale at Bon Marche.
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Mansfield High School
Lockie Craig
Pearl Reece
Opal Day
Leona Hoover
Alice Mooney
John Raby
W.h.funderburk
J. EB. Craig
Elva Turner
A. J. Hamby
J.W. Paterson
Lion and the Mouse
Eudoxia
Pontifex Deetle
Julian Davis
Passage Reflects on Dearly Remembered in Golden Anchor Chain
A reader’s note honors Lowell who has passed away, promising memory lingered bonds beyond death. The message expresses comfort that heaven will be nearer and earthly burdens lighter as the loved one’s Golden Anchor chain ties to the Life Beyond. Homer Edgerton signs the tribute.
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Angel of Death
Lowell
Homer
Iva Randolph
Little Creek
Lowell Randolph
David
Homer Edgerton
Card of Thanks for Lowell Randolph family notice
The Randolph family thanks neighbors friends and relatives in Wolf Creek Grovesprings and Littl Creek for kindness aid and sympathy shown during the illness death and burial of their son Lowell.
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Wolf Creek
Grovesprings
Littl Creek
Lowell
H.C. Randolph
Reading by Miss Anna Paterson at Methodist Church
Select reading by Miss Anna Paterson A M Professor of English from Independence Kansas under the auspices of the M K Ladies Aid Society at the Methodist church next Wednesday May 19 at 7 30 P M Admission 25c for adults tickets at the door Children half price Miss Paterson has taught English literature and has lectured in Iowa and Kansas she is visiting her brother Rev J W Paterson of this city
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Anna Paterson
A. M
Independence
Kansas
M. K. Ladies Aid Society
Methodist Church
City Council Reinstates Officials and Approves Settlements
City council met in regular session Monday night. Annual settlements with collector C. L. Turner and treasurer Blanche Anderson were made. R. Hedrick sworn in as police judge. Officers reappointed including Clerk J. W. Brazeal, Attorney N. J. Craig, Health Officer J. A. Puson, and Park work paid. Puson re elected board president. Property sold to S. R. Hedrick. Monthly bills approved including commissions for Turner and Anderson and various vendor payments.
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R. Hedrick
J. W. Brazeal
Blanche Anderson
N. J. Craig Street
Roe Strong
C. L. Turner
J. A. Puson
Board of Health
J. B. Freeman
Black Publishing Co
S. W.carter
Miller & Young Transfer Co
Graduation Night Shows Five Reel Dramaan All Star Cast
Public notice announces Sth grade graduation exercises delaying Nugget program on Thursday night. Five reel Dramaan all star cast Three Green Eyes to be shown Friday night.
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Three Green Eyes
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Nugget Theatre
Mansfield
Ford
M. J
Mansfield Hodge
Adv. Produce Co
Adv
Paris Green
Krese
Fuson Drug Co
Jane Deetle
Rossmore
Miss Nesbit
Judge Rossmore
Stott
Frank Wammack
Expressman
Cecil Davis
Toby Ricketts
Shirley
C. C. Newton
Jefferson Ryder
Joe Raby
Fitzroy Bagley
Oran Watson Jerkins
Senator Roberts
Kate Roberts
John Burkett Ryder
Miss Dalglish
D. H. Kay
Bon Marche
Aloa
Wm. Coday
Wolf Creek Church
GC. N. Findley
Nance Wiggins
Sue Bray
Mary Coday
Bud Roe
Grant Morgan
Sapulpa
Oklo
Truecks
Oklahoma Union Railway
M. EB
J. W. Paterson
Mansfield Lodge
A.F
A.M
Oklahoma
Andrew Stout
Aaron
Earl
Myrtle
Irsel
Raymond
Leota
Virgil
Philip
Samuel Morgan
Alma
Amos Morgan
Neodesha
Kans
Wm. Morgan
A. L. Miller
No. 5
John McCrie
Near
Bryant
E. M. Palmer
Wadsworth
Springfield
Preston
Seymour
Farmers On the Farm Association
Wright County Farmers Exchange Meeting
G.A.R. Hall
New Town
Commercial Street
W. T. Norcross
J. N. Cornatzar
Saint Louis
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