MANY MIRRORETTES Dinner and Eigar Nov 7 Adv
A long list of local visits and notices across Mountain Grove Springfield Hartville and Joplin includes T F Genhart Sam Ripper G B Butts W A Hake Mrs G W Miller Mrs R R Riley J A Callahan and many others. The Southwest Missouri Medical Society meets in Springfield Nov 9 10 and several residents are noted for sales and services with bake goods and local business ads.
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T. F. Genhart
Mountain Grove
Sam Ripper
Lamont
G. B. Butts
Springfield
W. A. Hake
Hartville
G. W. Miller
J. A. Callahan
R. R. Riley
Joplin
T. Norcross
Hiaabeck
Southwest Missouri Medical Society
M. i Aid ‘Society
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Bry
Ant
J . J.C. Carter
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Ruth Turner
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Opera House
Musical Treat Delights Mansfield Audience at Opera House
Mansfield music lovers enjoyed a superb Cheney Concert Co performance last Saturday. Miss Maude Cheney on violin, Owen Cheney on trumpet, and Marx Cheney on cello showcased a rich classical program with piano by Pauline Cheney. Overtures and chimes impressed, several Herbert and Faust excerpts drew applause, and the audience praised the Community Lyceum selection.
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Mansfield
Opera House
Cheney Concert Co
Maude Cheney
Owen Cheney
Marx Cheney
Pauline Cheney
William Teal
White House
Victor Herbert
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Mansfield Parent‘Teacher Association
Parent-Teacher Meeting Discusses School Bell Project
The Parent-Teacher Association met at the school house last night. Mrs H K Newton read a paper on Practical Co operation Between Parent and School and members discussed erecting the school bell. A new member, Mrs J B Freeman, was welcomed. The next meeting is set for November 10.
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Parent-Teacher Association
Mra. H. EK
Newton
Mra. J. 3B. Freeman
Bazaar Nov 7 Ad Ends Quickly With Thora Adv
A brief Bazaar notice dated November 7 urges quick action on a Thor a promotional offer. The advertisement highlights a limited time sale and urges readers to visit the shop for exclusive discounts.
Christian Endeavor Program at M. K. E. Church
The M. K. E. Church hosts a Christian Endeavor program on Sunday October 29 at 6 30 pm with the topic The Rewards of Religion 1 Cor 8 6 28. Leaders include Mrs C L Beach Mrs J D Reynolda Mrs Roe Strong and others who will discuss rewards in religion and their relation to earthly pursuits and future life.
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M. KE
C. L. Beach
J.D. Reynolda
Roe Strong
Christ
Margaret Riley
Mes
May Ross
Lizzie Today
W. A. Wilnale
D. W. Hoover
Opas Coding
West
Ella Carter
Scouts Help Load Stock at Miller Yard
Scoutmaster W H Fullington guides Boy Scouts who assisted W Miller loading stock at the yards. The boys refused payment, saying they were fulfilling their daily good deed pledge. Miller praised the Scouts for their practical demonstration of Scoutcraft and asked for public note.
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W. H. Fullington
W.miller
Miller
Pea Ridge Community News Highlights Local Visits and Services
Pea Ridge Mra L Land stayed one night with her parents Mra and Mes T UH Beckett last week. The protracted meeting began Sunday night at the New Jope church. Mrs Wier Harvey and children visited relatives in the area. Vernon Newton called on Arthur Chapman Sunday evening. Preaching at Pea Ridge Methodist Church occurs every 4th Sunday with Rev G F Bundy as pastor. Sunday school is held each Sunday, FP Dodson superintendent, Miss Verbie Muge secretary.
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Mra L. Land
Mra
Mes. T. UH. Beckett
New Jope Church
Wier Harvey
Vernon Newton
Arthur Chapman
Pea Ridge
G.F Bundy
A. Dodson
Verbie Muge
Auto delivery starts in Mansfield with Ford runabout
P W Newton the old reliable grocer announces Mansfield’s first auto delivery service. He can deliver goods faster than the horse era, using a Ford runabout to bring metropolitan speed to town.
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Mansfield
P. W. Newton
Newton
Pie Supper at Flat Rock School House
A pie supper will be held at Flat Rock school house Friday night to raise funds for an outdoor gymnasium. A program precedes the pie sale, with a cake for the prettiest girl and soap and a towel for the ugliest man. Everyone is invited.
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Flat Rock
Adv
Harry Hight Shot Reveals Dangers From Unloaded Guns
A 10 year old boy, Harry Hight, was injured by a .22 caliber bullet discharged by a boy named Midget King during a game at the Hight home. The wound, to the forehead, miraculously left him in good spirits as doctors expect a full recovery. The piece warns that even unloaded guns are dangerous. It also notes a separate incident where a bullet narrowly missed a Manatild woman sweeping dirt into a stove, highlighting hazards from stray bullets and cartridges.
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Harry
John Hight
Hight
King
R. M. Rogers
Manatild
Athletic Association Organized in Mansfield
An informal meeting Tuesday night outlined plans for a Mansfield athletic association. Officers were elected and a membership committee formed. A three person committee will draft the constitution and bylaws. Focus is on athletic development and a clean recreation venue for young men. Dues will support the organization with a future meeting to admit members. W. H. Pullington serves as president with C. S. Coday vice president J. F. Hudson secretary B. E. Coats treasurer H. A. Short sergeant at arms and Jasper Craig equipment superintendent.
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Mansfield
Depertts
Tme
W. H. Pullington
C. S. Coday
J. F. Hudson
B. E. Coats
H. A. Short
Jasper Craig
Southwest Missouri Teachers' Association Meeting Report
The faculty attends the Southwest Missouri Teachers' Association in Springfield over Thursday to Saturday. A literary society event ran in both High School and Grammar Depts on Wednesday. Seniors and Juniors held a candy-pulling at J N Craig's home Tuesday night. New students enrolled this week in grammar and first intermediate depts. Sophomores study Hawthorne.
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Southwest Missouri Teachers’ Association
Springfeld
Fallington
Novi
White Hills
Revival Ends at Prairie Hollow Baptist Church
Prairie Hollow and Olathe residents attended a revival at Prairie Hollow Baptist Church led by Rev. Hurlo Higue of Ava with assistance from Rev. George Schafer of Protem. Attendance included Miss Zella Letsinger and Leonard Roy visiting relatives, and the Roy school schedule was altered Thursday and Friday.
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Prairie Hollow Baptist Church
Hurlo Higue
Ava
George Schafer
Protem
Ark
Zella Letsinger
Uneleabi Letsinger
Prairie Hollow
Leonard Roy
Roy
Walter Thomas
Ralph
Russell Robertson
Herman
Amos Williams
Christian Endeavor
Ruby
Open Letter to Voters From WM. F. Rippee for County Official
WM F Rippee addresses Wright county voters with pledges for fair property assessment across all districts. He promises section by section platting of the county and a complete, correct tax book, maintaining an office in the county seat, and devoted service without favoritism. He urges voter support and describes his long observing role since 1901.
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Wright County
Geo. W. Rippee
WM. F. Rippee
Mirror News Stand To Day Recreation Review
On the Mirror News Stand To Day a trim review covers Atomian's World Ainslee's McClure's Sunset System with brief notes on style and appeal for readers seeking quick literary and product impressions.
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Jake Hoover Sells Out to Cabool Trader Garner
Jake Hoover has sold his livery barn and livery ware to E F Garner of Cabool who will take charge. Garner is an experienced hand and the community expects continued patronage. Hoover will move his family here soon and remains engaged with local cattle interests alongside D S Cantrell who will feed cattle and stay active in business.
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Jake Hoover
E. F. Garner
Cabool
Jake
Mr. Garner
Cantrell
Surprise singing at J. W. Kennedy's draws large crowd
Miss Aleth Bordera visited her sister in New Grove. Mr. and Mrs. Deckard traveled to Hartville on business. The Chapel service occurs every third Sunday led by Rev. Lubie Marler. Peggy Short.
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Aleth Bordera
Julonie Dudley
New Grove
Deckard
Hartville
Lubie Marler
Peggy Short
Money to Loan On Improved Farms in Wright or Douglas Counties
N. J. Craig offers funds to loan on good improved farms located in Wright or Douglas counties. This lender seeks solid collateral and reliable borrowers for long term financing.
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N. J. Craig
Wright
Douglas Counties
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