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Newspaper
Mansfield Mirror
Location
Mansfield, Missouri, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1915
Page
3
A petition asks readers if they support Mans field fourth annual Agricultural and Stock Show. The missive invites written or in person responses and lists numerous names as signatories or interested parties, reflecting community involvement.
Local notice lists Newton H A Dodson Perlie Newton C V Astsworth and Paul Williams in a community call to add your name. Public input requested on names to be included in an upcoming project.
In Wright County Missouri Probate Court May term the administrator Mark Homnell presents a petition for sale of real estate to pay debts and costs. The court orders publication for five weeks and lists the heirs George C Merrell judge and official seal.
City officials James Coday and Ded A Fuson are named. Second Ward members Ded A Fuson and W I Pullington plus Myeeman as president. Council meets on the second Monday evening of every month.
No. 101 Passenger at 10 0 pan and No 24 Local freight 12 20 pm No 10 Passenger 42 acm West Bound No 102 Passenger 6 00 am No 2 Local freight 12 50 pan No 18 Passenger 5 pm cs Burney Agent
Baptist church holds services on the second and fourth Sundays under Pastor Rev J M England. Sunday school occurs every Sunday at 9:45 a.m. with W D B Pullington as superintendent.
Cumberland Presbyterian Church announces preaching services every fourth Saturday evening and Sunday. Steve Joseph Davis is the pastor. Sunday services begin at 9 45 a.m. G W Freeman is the superintendent.
Preaching services held every Sunday morning and evening at the Methodist Church with Rev. J. W. Needham as pastor and J. D. Reynolds serving as superintendent. Local faithful invited to attend each service.
C A Mingus, cooperative observer for the U S Weather Bureau at Duncan, reports rainfall of 4.26 inches up to May 28. The document notes cumulative rainfall to date.
A brief note indicates that last May was the only time a LAT event occurred in Chos, with unclear surrounding details and no other dates or locations confirmed.
The notice lists religious gatherings at Mrs. Coday's millinery store with services each first Sunday morning and evening and a Saturday event. A pre-school study and prayer session runs Sundays at 10 a.m. J. A. Riley presides over weekly meetings. Friday evening prayer and study, Ladies' Aid Society meets Wednesday afternoon. All are welcome. Minister W. H. Axperson.
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