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Newspaper
Mansfield Mirror
Location
Mansfield, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1922
Page
3
Local residents hosted and visited over the weekend with many dinner guests including Mrs Ezra Roy and families. Protracted meetings began at Pairview while Mt Haven church drew strong attendance and various neighbors shared meals and farm talk through Sunday.
A Saturday night gathering at a Wolf Creek church in Ashley drew attendees including Miss Della Luley Myrtle Coday Golda Roby Ruth Hennett Johnnie August Martin Oetting Walter Davin and Aaron Campbell. Several families visited and shared time over the weekend with local households noted in casual social mentions.
An OCR fragment notes an item related to Oregon and a person or entity named Gerateh. The readable text is fragmented and lacks clear context or event details. Further readable lines are needed to determine a coherent news item or outcome.
Hartville observed Ike Bennett and Martin Smith in a Tuesday gathering. No further details available from the fragment.
Neighborhood social life shines as Sunset Hill residents attend the Macomb fair and pie supper. Samuel Fry and family visit Joe Fry, with many locals hosting gatherings, church outings, and fruit picking. Obituaries mention Mrs. Chas. Pindley, while several families and young people are listed at various homes, gatherings, and visits across Johnson and nearby areas.
Roy Hinkle sells by public auction at Wy farm 1% miles south of Midway store on William Brazier farm and near Mansfield on Wednesday in November 1922 starting at 10 o’clock. Items include animals chickens calves cows horses farm tools stored goods and household items with terms of cash under 10 and 12 months on bankable notes at 6 percent interest.
An old advertisement extols Chamberlain's Tablet as a mild gentle physic that is easy to take and sure in effect, claiming it to be excellent for practical relief.
Beautiful October weather with a dust reducing shower. Mrs Lella Gates visited Mrs Maggie Gates and family through Sunday. Neighbors attended Ed Deavers sale. W R Greenwood and family visited J Greenwood and wife. George Evita and family visited G N Findley. Bar ton county residents visited W A Christy and wife, former neighbors of Christy family. Rev Chadwell and Rev Taylor led a Macomb Baptist meeting with good progress. Christian Endeavor meets Sunday with Miss Ellie Findley leading. Esther Miller born 1864 died October 22 1922 married Charles Findley 38 years ago leaving five married children Lou Charley Ethel Cora May. Funeral Monday morning at the Ashley cemetery. She became a Christian young and remained faithful. Sympathy to the family.
Saturday and Sunday visits fill the Bryant area as Beulah Odle, Bessie McCraty, Opal Lewis, Aborn family, and Guo Brentlinger share time with locals. Little Robert Pillars dies and is buried in Bryant cemetery. Sympathy extends to the bereaved. A rain shower arrives after a dry spell. Allen Broyles hosts neighbors for a Sunday gathering with a meal and lively chatter. attendees include multiple local families and individuals named in the roll call.
Extracted items record visits and activities at Flat Rock including Eli Simpson of Ansley visiting the Droper home, Prairie Hollow Sunday services led by Revs Avery and Smalley, local calls to Draper and Blank households, apple and apricot picking by Willie Moody, and improvements at Mrs G B Nonamaker and Russell Letsinger. The note emphasizes school attendance, parental involvement, and the aim to gain a two room school.
A colorless liquid named Liquid Horozone is pitched as a wound healer by suppliers. Advertisers cite forest galls and medical science claims, with prices shown as 80¢, 80e, and $1.24. Distribution through ail dealers is noted.
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