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Newspaper
Mansfield Mirror
Location
Mansfield, Missouri, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1917
Page
8
Preaching on the second Sunday Revvy Neely is pastor with Sunday school at 9 45 a m led by W 2 Fullington superintendent. Preaching on the third Sunday morning and evening by Rev G W Holmes at 9 45 a m with J D Reynolds as superintendent.
Rev M B Clift pastor at Pleasant Hill preaching schedule notes Rembert Preaching every first Saturday night Sunday and Sunday night Charley Hensley and Frank Coday attended Oak Grove church Elihu Coday and wife visited son Hiram Saturday Frank Coday and Robert Young attended town church Friday night Frank Coday went to Springfield Monday
Prairie Hollow and Olathe churches preach on the second Saturday and Sunday with Sunday school every Sunday. Prayer meeting occurs Wednesday nights and Christian Endeavor meets Sunday night. Ruby.
Rev G Chadwell pastor preaches every second Saturday and Sunday at 1:00 a m Sunday School each Sunday at 100004 ml with A Rippee as superintendent Casey Jonis noted as a person of interest in the notice.
Jericho hosts singing each Sunday night at Antioch Church. Sunday School meets every Sunday at 10:30 a.m. at Antioch. all are invited to attend.
The report notes preaching at Odin each Saturday night and Sunday evening at the Methodist church in Pea Ridge with Rev G Bandy as pastor and Miss Sarah Podil as secretary. Sunday school conducted by Wil Dedmond with Miss Verba Fuge as secretary.
Community notes from Ashley include Rocky Point preaching on the fourth Saturday and Sunday each month with singing on Sunday evenings led by Bindley. Reports mention Virgil Dake visiting relatives, mindley family activities, Mrs. Pallind Windley and others, and several neighbors visiting and staying with kin across Saturday night and Sunday. Miss May Mindley, Miss Cora Mindley, Miss Sarah Findley, and Miss Margaret Brake appear in local visits referencing Claude Stith, Tom Kirk, Claude Stith, and John Livingston households. Jack Frost’s potato crop remark ends the brief update.
A strange ad promises Sand Bezema Cure to remove Black Heads Pimples and rough bumpy skin curing all bezema. Claims Lewes skin becomes smooth and that the product is pleasant to use. A trial is offered though text is garbled and unclear.
Marriage licenses issued include Hartville and Mansfield area couples. Names listed: Hota Campeaf Detroit, Mieh and Haniee Wight of Mansfield, George Fry and Luke Dennis both of Mansfield, Frank Gittey of Hartville and Clara Bennett of Rayborn M. BK. Tpoeth of Seymour and Della Gaskilbal Mansfield, Chester Stanton and Mary 2 Belcher of Mountain Grave, Springfield Bhijab EB. Morris of Coda Gay and Graell Tracy of Seymour.
An aged advertisement fragment touts TEAL LARIVS SNOW LINIMENT as a quick healer for barbed wire wounds and skin irritations. It lists a bottle price of 31.00 and promotes antiseptic benefits. The seller is identified as Druy Vo udy.
In the local area the wet spell has aided field work while corn printing nears completion. Names mentioned include MOM Thompson on a trip to Sé yier, Karl Kelly from Tlanter Oklahoma visiting, and J. DL Kelly with his niece. Mrs. Mike Rianstetter advised as she recovers from a stomach issue. Leonard Murrell’s sister from Indiana is visiting after twenty years. Miss Lillie Wesley returns from northern teaching duties for a short stay. UAT LARD'S SNOW LINIMENT advertised as a healing remedy for wounds sprains rheumatism and more, with availability through Muson Drug Co.
A fragmented OCR style piece recalls a wartime community gathering at Targus Chapel and Saturday night events in the village. Mentions Misses Thevinien Wells Luby Deckard Ann Decherd Hessie Gass and Jim Poihl. Residents express hope for victory and unity as war drags on.
Ad notes Sanol as best for kidney and bladder troubles promising relief in two hours. Claims guaranteed remedy with B5e and $1.00 per bottle at the drug store.
Left-Overs Thera will sing at the Chapel on Sundays. A singing event at LM Murrell’s Saturday night drew a large attendance. Mrs Laura Clark and son from Indiana visited the Murrell home. HLA Dedimon is seriously ill at his daughter’s home. Hladen Coday and wife visited her mother, Mrs Mo G McClelland, Saturday night and Sunday. Miss Aleth Borders, staying at the Sequeur, spent Sunday with home folks.
A fragment notes GW Miller sold an item or stock last week shipped to Golden City. It mentions Barney Hight and an additional party, with incomplete context on the sale or destination.
Mrs. Kate Metz of Cobden Illinois recommends Cardus to readers stating her 52 year old mother had years of cramping spells and headaches. After taking Cardus three times daily for four bottles she now eats well and is no longer troubled by severe headaches. She urges other women to try Cardul.
Wolf Creek Sunday school meets each Sunday and prayer meeting every Wednesday night with invites to bring a friend. Weather hints accompany the notice as does a birthday tribute to Dewey Sikes. Rev Light aided at a prolonged meeting in Theetville, and Miss Lily Coday visited Miss Light. TM. Helhind has ordered a car arriving at the station.
Claim freezone dissolves corns and calluses instantly with drops applied directly to the tender area. The Cincinnati developed formula supposedly removes corns without pain or skin irritation and promises easy lifting with fingers.
The community enjoys fine weather as residents stay busy with farm and mill work. Jason Mindley has moved to the Kingsley Lindley farm, Mrs Claud Smith shows marked recovery, Ace Tarburton relocates his sawmill near C Mindley’s place and is cutting walnut timber. Preaching at Wolk Creek Baptist Church occurs every old Saturday and Sunday led by Rev Dave Long.
A private sale will be held next week by W F SHORTRIDGE sixteen miles from Mansfield and 247 miles west of Macomb on Osark Scenic Highway. The lot includes one milch cow, remainder cattle, one fat hog, one large Poland China sow, ten pigs, sixty young Plymouth Rock chickens.
Farm loans offered at the lowest prevailing rates with prompt service. Advertisement copy notes no delays and emphasizes fast processing from Gro Be TrasiemMan.
A Minneola Kansas reader, Marthi Branstetter, writes that T always looks forward to getting Ling nn home paper and asks for more items from Jericho Midway Pea Ridge and neighbors. She notes saving weather in Kansas and expresses nostalgia for home.
Julius Kruttschnitt, chairman of the Southern Pacific Executive Committee, warned a Joint Congressional Committee that rising wages and material costs plus restrictive legislation squeeze railroad revenues. He urged a uniform federal regulation to curb wasteful state and federal policies, arguing rate increases would have boosted public savings and arguing current prices erode purchasing power.
Local items note Mrs. Hannah Inman traveling to Phillipsburg to live with her son, probate court sessions in Hartville, navy enlistment of Walter Odle, and doctors Vanney and Ryan attending a Springfield medical meeting. Attendance by Prosecuting Attorney C H Jackson, a forecast of crop-friendly warm weather, and an insurance agent’s visit to discuss Hartford coverage. A 14 year old boy burglarized a Norwood depot, stole stamps, and was captured near Hartville with the incident reported to Frisco authorities.
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