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Newspaper
Mansfield Mirror
Location
Mansfield, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1922
Page
1
Local notes record residents tone and movement for the week, naming Johnson, Tripp, Kaus, Atkisson, Dennis, Warble, Raby, Davis, McCulister, Edwards, Alcorn, Reynolds, and others. Mentions a shuttered Pansy Post office, court attendance, school openings, lost cuff button, a fair in Seymour, tire ads, and prayer meeting. Details include moves to Glatia and Kansas City trips, new jobs in Mountain Grove and Ava, and staff at Mansfield schools.
Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Rankin of Hartville were in town Tuesday, stopping at local shops and visiting friends as part of a short regional trip.
Notice asks all teachers interested in extension work to assemble at the gym Saturday afternoon at 2 10 for Sept 6 with the aim to organize college extension classes to be offered by South West Missouri State Teachers College. Superintendent H J Salsbury will preside.
Mt. Zion Camp Meeting marks the eleventh annual gathering. Rev Hud Robinson helped last year. this year Rev A L Whitcomb from University Park IA joins as a strong leader along with Rev J H Shanks and Rev C U C Rinebarger, the latter a song evangelist and soloist. Great meeting anticipated.
Dr A J Clark of Mansfield Missouri is notified that he will judge the poultry show on September 24 and 27 1922. Noel Hall writes the director Mr Noland that the show will include a talk on culling and poultry topics, time is limited, and an exhibit will not be possible this year though coops are available.
Ground was broken on Monday September 4 for a new Masonic temple in Mountain Grove. Budgeted at 30000 dollars the two story 45 by 109 foot brick structure will include a full basement heating plant kitchen and banquet drill room. The first floor will house an auditorium for 900 with balcony stage dressing rooms and projection booth. The third floor will serve as meeting space for Blue Lodge Chapter Commandery Council Eastern Star and De Molay with a large lodge room lockers and other facilities.
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