Revival in Mansfield to Start Monday Night
Rev Fred C Hughes of Odesa Missouri will assist Rev Joyce Younger of Ouroberi Presbyterian in a revival beginning Monday Nov 18. Hughes cites past revivals with over sixty conversions and urges all Mansfield churches to participate to strengthen faith and community. Further announcements to follow Monday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred C. Hughes
Odessa
Missouri
Jouce Younger
Ouroberi and
Presbyterian Church
Thia‘city
Hughes
Brother Hughes
Mansfield
Way side Gleanings from Macomb Methodist Sunday notices
Local column covers Sunday school at Macomb Methodist and cheerful weather in November. Reports show Ed Rices moved to Macomb and folks visiting Mansfield. War relief pie supper planned, Christian Endeavor to meet, and news of Richard Schlicher wounded in France. Poem condemns Kaiser and celebrates Allied victory spirit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macomb Methodist Church
Ed Rice
Macomb
School Notes From Mansfield High Summary
The 8th grade grafting and budding work, 7th grade writing practice with ten sentences graded by 5th or 6th graders, and visits by Mrs. A T Friend and Mrs. J P Anderson. Two Mansfield students enrolled in Springfield school. A high school girl seeks lodging for board. Students burned a Kaiser effigy for a holiday event. Parent Teachers Association met with committee reports. next meeting is the second Friday in December.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra. A. T. Friend
J. P. Anderson
Mansfield High School
Parent-Teachers Association
Springfield
Parent Teachers Association
Chas.j. Haworth
Pleasant Hill Notes and Local Happenings
Pleasant Hill reporters recount Saturday and Sunday services led by Rev Gearing, with community visits including Ray Young’s funeral at Pleasant Hill Cemetery. Local residents George Claxton moves to farm bought from Curb Hake. visits by Mrs John Long, Cecil Griffet, Martha Coday, and others. Marine adjutant Verne Wilson, wounded in France, promoted and stationed in Paris. Wade Rippee in San Francisco hospital after Hawaii tour. China paper copy received.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleasant Hill
Gearing
Corporal Jones
Ray Young
Camp Lewis
Wash
George Claxton
Curb Hake
Verne’ R. Wilson
Paris
France
Thanksgiving Sermon At M E Church By Rev Holmes
The M E Church will host Rev G W Holmes of Seymour on crutches to deliver a Sunday morning Thanksgiving sermon. District Superintendent A D Ball of Springfield will preach Sunday evening and conduct the quarterly conference early Monday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G.w.holmes
Seymour
M. E
A. D. Ball
Springfeld
Ritzinger Preached at Baptist Church Sunday
Rev. T. B. Ritzinger preached at the Baptist church Sunday, delivering a sermon to the congregation and parishioners gathered for services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. B. Ritzinger
Baptist Church
Administratrix Notice in Owens County Probate Case 1918
Notice of administration granted to Bessie L Reynolds over the estate of W G Reynolds deceased by Wright County Missouri probate court dated October 19 1918. Creditors must present claims for allowance within six months or face bar, and within one year from letters grant to avoid loss of rights. Geo C Murrell judge of probate and ex officio clerk certifies the letters act and seals the court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noticala
W.G. Reynolds
Wright County
Missouri
Bessie L. Reynolds
Missouri County of
Wright
Bessie L. Reyneids
Geo. C. Murrell
Geal
Prairie Hollow and Clathe The Roy School Reopen After Influenza
Prairie Hollow and Clathe The Roy school reopened Monday after a three week closure due to influenza. Community members visited, illness widespread but improving. families and friends exchanged greetings as news of the war’s end brought relief and plans for celebration. More local visits, illnesses, and travel plans noted among residents, with several people attending church and others heading to California or Macomb.
Wanted The James A Harper Supply Co Ad Target
Classified notice seeking a supplier or buyer for James A Harper Supply Co located at 505 West Fifth Street Kansas City Missouri. Includes contact details and posting date, signaling a business inquiry or availability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. Harper
Kansas City, Mo
War ends and bells ring as peace returns this Monday
Route Number 2 reports a celebratory dawn with bells guns and whistles. Local folks Mrs. Moody Clarence Shinpaugh Sam Letsinger and others are noted as sick or visiting. road work resumes after rain. multiple Sunday visits and gatherings are listed including Miss Queen Chapman at J A Riley's and Herman Amos Williams at Sam Letsinger's. J W Edwards breaks a rib in a fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. B. Barlow
W. O. Williama
Mr. Moody
Clarence Shinpaugh
California
For Sale 1840 Acre Kansas Ranch Near Satanta
For sale in southwest Kansas a single 1840 acre ranch lies 6 miles from Satanta along the Santa Fe line. The tract offers 40 percent farming land and the rest prime grass, abundant sheet water at 20 to 40 feet, a wind mill, a small house and barn, 80 acres cultivated, no canyons or rough terrain, with a healthful climate and good markets. Price 1250 per acre, with cash and credit terms. MOSES T. BANTA, Biloi t Kansay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southwest
Kansas
Satanta
Santa Fe
Moses T. Banta
Biloit
Kansay
Pleasant Flat Influenza Near End and Community News
Influenza wanes in the Pleasant Flat area though the illness lingered in many families. Robert Imhoff hosted J A Williams and others. visitors traveled to Mountain Grove and Hartville for events and voting. Mrs Mary M Allen plans to leave her farm home after 1881 occupancy. neighbors mourn her absence. Jesse Boyers visit sick grandparents amid continued local concern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Imhoff
J. A. Williams
Williams
W. A. Newton
Hartville
Mr. Imhoff
Mountain Grove
F. E. Schooley
Schooley
Imhoff
Newton
Mary M. Allen
Jesse Preston
Jesse Boyer
Flat Rock Observes End of War with Town Parade
Flat Rock residents joined a Monday town march to celebrate the war's end and Kaiser Bill's demise. influenza victims near recovery. Wm. Dodson returned to Kansas Friday. Families visit relatives. various locals and visitors noted including Mrs. Terry Morgan, Miss Mollie Johnson, and Miss Alma Draper. SHERIDAN.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Dodson
Kansas
Mollie Johnson
Terry Morgan
Annie Hendrick
Hattie
Hallie Hendrick
Margie Wilson
Manafield
Vena Wilson
Atlas Hunsaker
Alma Draper
Norwood Route 1 Hurrah War Ends at Home
Joe Frye's Mrs F Stone and Virgil Royal and wife attended John Frye's Sunday gathering. Mrs W F Stone returned to Springfield after weeks visiting relatives near Mansfield and Malcom. Misses Ollie Claribelle Frye Mrs George Shores Jr spent time at V E Royal's. Myrtle Shores stayed with Nellie Frye. Seth Benley and wife welcomed a baby girl. Misa Claribelle Frye visiting Uncle George. Maud Shores stayed with Cousin William Shores. Mrs Luther Martin visiting sister Mrs Wm Shores. Jesse Franklin left for Oklahoma to seek a new home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Frye
Mrs. F. Stone
Virgil Royal
John Frye
W. F. Stone
Springfield
Mansfield and
Malcomb
Ollie
Claribelle Frye
George Shores,Jr
V. E. Royal
Oak Forest School Reopens After Eight Week Hiatus
Oak Forest School restarted at Forest Home Monday morning after an eight week closure for influenza. A. Lewis left Saturday for Oklahoma for the winter. The Ava training camp contingent returned Tuesday following a peace cablegram. Donald Glenn has influenza. Mrs. N A Duncan visits then leaves for Wichita Kansas. Eddie Trettin and bride plan a Kansas trip. Hiser suffers a severe mule kick and remains at home. Will Anderson hauls hogs to Norwood for Mrs. Glenn. Dixon hauls rails to Norwood.
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A. Lewis
Oklahoma
Ava
Donald Glenn
N. A. Duncan
Alva Filer
Wichita
Kas
Eddie Trettin
Bride
Kansas
Hiser
Will Anderson
Norwood
Glenn
Dixon
Stout Family Socials and Local Visits Reported
Wayne Stone and Bill Craig were guests of Homer and Run sel Stout Sunday. Misses Roby Findley and Ger tia Stout dined at Mrs. Jason Hight's Monday. Mrs. Wm Brand called on Mrs. R. D. Findley Tuesday. Andy Stout visiting his son Wesley. Mrs. J. E. Stout and children dined with Mrs Ira Brascal Monday. Miss Lelah Cole entertained many young folks Saturday night. Misses Ruby Findley and Ger tie Stout spent Thursday night with Miss Lelah Cole. Mrs. Riley Deaver and son Orval visited her daughter, Mrs. J. W. Stout. Sunday H. C. Smith of Cedar Gap visited J. EH. Stout's Saturday night and Sunday. J. EH. Stout and family visited Harley Stout near Bryant Tuesday night and attended the wale at Sid MoOrtie's Wednesday. Miss Ruby Findley spent Sunday with Mrs. Brand. Miss Lelah Cole attended the party at Mrs. Floyd's Tuesday night. R. D. Findley and wife with son Guy called at J. E. Stout's Sunday. Roy Buckles and family attended church Sunday at Dennis town. Miss Gladge Hire is employed at Jim's Cafe in Manafield. BLUE EYES.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Robertson
Gates
Sidney Williams
Maney Letsinger
Fairview
C. Cline
B.B. Hylton
Chas
Baker
Frances Keith
Jesse Pugh
California
Leonard Roy
Mansfield
A. C. Roy
Harley Stout
J. W. Edwards
Dave Crider
Ben Freeman
Herman
Rose Williams
Amos Ros
Albert Brentlinger
Nora
Gertrude
J. W
Jack Brazen
Robert Morrass
W.g.letsinger
Sunday
Wayne Stone
Bill Craig
Homer
Runsel Stout
Roby Findley
Gertia Stout
Jason Hight
Wm. Brand
R. D. Findley
Andy Stout
Wesley
J. E. Stout
Ira Brascal
Lelah Cole
Ruby Findley
Gertie Stout
Riley Deaver
Orval
J. W. Stout
H. C. Smith
Cedar Gap
J. EH. Stout
Cecil
Bryant
Sid MoOrtie
Sunday School Convention Canceled in Missouri
The Missouri Sunday School Association cancels its State Convention originally set for Kanana City in November 1922 due to the influenza epidemic and ongoing uncertainties. The event is postponed to November 18-21, 1919.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri Sunday School Association
Kanana City
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A. E Brown
J.B. Stephene
Norwood Mayd
J. B_. Findley
W. O. Bishop
Baby
Wafe
George P. Findley
Maromb
F. A. Wilson
Wheat Point
Horace Paches
Mery Leidy
Kansas City
C. F. Harris
Elks Watch
Ita
A.j.clare
Adv
Joseph Keith
Daubters
Judsonia Ark
G. S. Burney
Wright County Odd Fellows Association
H.a.collins
Lamar
Green Hill Creamery Co
Willow Springs
Fred Oetting
L. N. Moore
Armour
Cantrell
Cantrell and
Burris
St. Louis
Bedalia
F.J. Cantrell
Christian Endeavor
Macomb Baptist Church
S.H. Robertson
Kaiser
God
John Long
Near Mountain Grove
Frank Coday
Ernie Curtis
Cecil Griffet
Lamp Young
Marths Coday
J.L. Williams
Elmer Rippee
Dale Coday
Jerry Oliver
Will Pryor
Crazy Madge
Qecar Rippee
Wade
Hawaiin Islands
San Francisco
M. E. Church
At the Baptist Church
Prairie Hollow
Clathe
Roy
J. E. Seal
Sid Williams
Mesdames Payton Quessenberry
John Miller
Dora Robertson
Ethel
Gus Johnson
Sam Letsinger
Harry M. Thomas
M.H. Barlow
Queen Chapman
J.A. Riley
Herman and
Amos Williams
Ned Gaines
Ogden Riley
Frank and
Roy Barlow
Miss Fern Baker
Home Folke
Clement
Clement’s
C. A. Clement Jewelry Co
Corner Square
St. Louis St
Springfield, Mo
Bertha Lovall
Sylvia Johnson
Bessie Churchill
Flat Rock
Kaiser Bill
Sheridan
Myrtle Shores
Nellie Frye
Seth Benley
Misa Claribelle Frye
Joborge
William Shores
Mra. Luther Martin
Sister
Mra. Wm. Shores
Jesse Franklin
Forest Home
Clear Valley
Roy Buckles
Dennis Town
Miss Gladge Hire
Jim
Blue Eyes
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