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Newspaper
Mansfield Mirror
Location
Mansfield, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1915
Page
8
A fragmented timetable shows east bound and west bound passenger and local freight trains with numbers 101 141 104 102 and times around 1220 pm 1250 pm 1000 pm and 2 pm 4 pm. Agents Burney and Fred Grover listed with Ava Mansfield departures.
Cumberland Presbyterian Church lists preaching every fourth Saturday evening and Sunday with Rev. Joseph Davis as pastor. Sunday school held each Sunday at 9 45 a.m. with G W Freeman as superintendent. Also preaching on the third Sunday morning and evening led by Rev J W Needham, with J D Reynolds as superintendent.
Church of Christ advertises Bible study and prayer meeting each Friday evening. J A Riles is superintendent. Ladies Aid Society meets Wednesday afternoon. All welcome to attend services and activities.
Fragmented item notes purchase or listing of poultry products by Mansfield Produce Co, referencing eggs hens turkeys geese and wartime era terms. Details are incomplete but indicate a classified or market notice about poultry supplies and related goods.
An old time sale notice advertises Carhartt overalls and khaki pants, medicines, coffees, candies, crackers, cookies, meats, laundry soaps, ink and more. The store invites calls for prices before buying elsewhere, notes improved stock and general merchandise. Location given as east of Bank of Mansfield, with phone So. 10 for service.
Wandering mentions of gatherings and calls show a social network in Henry County. Names like Maude Spence Ruby Bry Rleven and many Misses Mindley Deatrice Alešto seem to host or visit spouses and friends across Munetielil and Crecisturg.
The Kansas City Conservatory, likened to New England models, pushes for a citywide music education and culture hub. President Cowan drives a disciplined, businesslike approach, expanding offerings in music and the arts. The project gains local support as families embrace “good music” and a stable institution.
Numerous local residents spent Sundays visiting relatives and dining at neighbors. Names include Albert Page, Geo Harris, Mrs Dorrell, Jesse Newton, Mrs Moon, F A Dodson family, Paul Dorrell, M A Blankenship, John Dixon, Fred Justus family, Harry Beam, L Land, Maude Kingsland, Pred Justus, I T Dixon, Hubert and Conley Rippee, Grandfather Rippee, M Bausch family, Paul Wella family, Mallory’s, Orin Newton, HA Renkaut, Jo M Newton, and Misses Alice Elsie Matlock.
Miss Allree Matlock and family spent Thursday near Moen with Moon and wife and B. Hilios. Sunday visitors included Kingsland Withton Bronstetter and family. Chaos Miteluwds and family dined Sunday with his parents Wan Poe and wife of Mansfield. Hope Baptist church holds preaching every second Saturday and Sunday at 1 a.m. Rev. G. Chadwell officiates.
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