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Newspaper
Mansfield Mirror
Location
Mansfield, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1919
Page
6
All poll taxes unpaid by Sept 15 will be praved for collection. The poll tax is $2 and may be paid to FM Carnall street commissioner or left with JW Bra zeal City Clerk by order of the City Council adv.
A church program notes scripture reading from Gen 27 15 by Eileen Stephens and Lorene Turner with Lentency prayers led by Walter Bean and closed by W B Pullington Introduction by leader. Musical selections include By the Riverside Grace Baker On the Seashore Sylvia Bra zeal Now Miriam appears Ruth Turner In the Wilderness Elva Turner with concluding paragraphs by J W Brazeal and a choir song.
Advertisement copy urges relief for a burning sore or pimply face after shaving. It promotes Ozyno as cooling, improving complexion, with a steaming towel aid and claims all druggists sell Ozone in 28 and 50 cent jars plus Wart Lax. Ut.
Methodist church program at 7 50 p m led by Fiona Rippee with subject Living with Christ and topic The Great Companion How to Live with Him Luke 24 1652 Bianche Alcorn opening talk Ab illustration of the topic The Meeting Give Scrip late Mrs Neri Whom with Christ make his companions Ur Rogers result of living with Christ Mrs Divan compare friendship with Christ to earthly friendship Mr Black Vibratin wur lives will keep Christ out of them W C Coday How Christ's friendship enriches all other friendships Rev Holmes Please be on time and bring suice me with you
Chard Seal and Misa Olije Latimer wed at the bride's parents home north of town at 2 p m on September 3 Rev J F Henson officiated After a full dinner the couple left for Mars Nebraska to start their life together Friends wish them success in their new home
Route Number 2 notes social visits and illnesses in a small town. J W Edwards and wife visited Sam Letsinger after spending Thursday night and Friday there. Mrs Bill Hale visited home folks Tuesday. Several families shared Sunday visits including J W Brentlinger and wife at Ela Stout's and Sharlot Edwards at W O Williams'. Mrs Letsinger has tonsillitis. J W Edwards and wife also visited with Chas Edwards family. Various neighbors were noted visiting country homes and a class meeting at A J Wilder's.
Local items report council meeting notes and residents’ moves while urging stock for the upcoming fair. Multiple short items cover home renovations, shop purchases, farm produce ads, travel notes, church visits, and society updates across Mansfield, Missouri with several recognitions and new goods advertised.
Fragmented OCR notes reference Manethaih Hirtville Seymour and Deletions in Prottie county. Mention of a Piartiville day on foot and an apna Tete Tal with a plane event hints at a civic or transportation notice. Readable names include Prottie county gent and Hhetite entity in a disrupted context.
Fragmentary report notes a crowd gathering Saturday September at a location near the river. Mentions names Rudd and Watsons, with references to local residents and a sick person.
The Committee to work for Pagent.Teacher asks all interested parents to meet with Mrs M Craig on Tuesday September 28 at 2 28 pm to plan a dinner during the agricultural show. Hoover chaired the meeting with numerous members including Mrs No Cri Mrs Horace Paul Mrs FO Skelton and many others.
Several locals attended a social at Macomb with mentions of Harry Cline and wife, Mrs Dora Robertson, Paul Wil and families, and others visiting relatives. The column lists illnesses and visits, noting Ray Karty with typhoid fever, and various family updates from Noah, Vera Cruz, and nearby towns.
The Norwood area reports a well attended annual singing at Macomb with filled pews and lively singing. John Frye and daughter Nel- Ne Wen visit Springfield to see her mother and attend religious services. Maude Shores and Ernest Crippen visit Roy at Virell for Christian Endeavor. Mrs. Fred Frye is improving and can sit up briefly daily. Mrs Whi Baltes remains on the sick list but attended singing. Mrs. George Shores shows improvement. John Shores plans to move from Uluwes place northeast of Norwood. EB Gold returns from Lamar on business and comes back the same night.
Mis Branstetter and son Wharrow visited Friday. George Hlankeeship and wife spent Saturday and Sunday at Perry Hollins. Rev Lloyd Harris and Mrs Jewie Mrinstetter and Eugene afield. Iron Rudi and lows visiting their parents CFL Hares and wife. J T Dixons were dinner guests at S Dorrell's Sunday. JM Little of Norwood visited daughter. Cratchin Mitchell spent Sunday with son Charles and family. Matlock visited on D5. Dorrell's Tuesday Margin Dades were Sunday at Orn Newton's. Several attended preaching at new Hope Sunday evening. GE Fuge and wife Sunday at Will Andrews'. Myrtle Wolliman and Mildred Fuge with Martin and Everett Newton dined at H N S Matlack's. Naoma Shoffer and sister Renoof Moris visiting relatives. Jif and Marie Newton Friday night at Morgan Dodson. Gear Thiele dined at Chop Lands Sunday. Several attended the mutual at the CoA. Mitchel Some Saturday night. Moveahil Dodson and child rem ded Aire. Paxton dinner at the Morgan Dodson Monday. Coomins' peach crop seems to be the order of the day in this vicinity.
Fragmentary OCR item lists dates and locations with garbled names and numbers. Unable to determine clear events or entities beyond mentions of counties and months, with multiple misread words and stray characters.
Social notes from Cedar Gap recount visits and travel among residents including Mr and Mrs L Re Moss Morris and wife Jack and Kathryn Goss Walter Stith returning from overseas and visiting Rippee Odle family and Thayer student Robert Odle My and Mrs Tip Odle Mise Else Morris’s Kansas City visit Mrs John Connelly and daughters Chloe and Eileen with Tony Mullins party singing at Presbyterian church led by W S Gaskill Mrs Wo A Daugherty and daughter Jaunita visiting Oklahoma visitors from Oklahoma and Webb City Mae Lee and family, school openings, teachers Mondays, Adah Gaskin working in Winita and Adah Morris moving to Kansas.
An OCR fragment recounts a family wedding near Adrian Missouri with mentions of Miss Covlla Otpisty and Miss Covlla. imagery of white satin and fern suggests a formal ceremony. The text references father and mother, guests, and a traveling Drie Wave audit, but many names and details are garbled.
A damaged OCR fragment mentions names and details but is largely unreadable. It references people and places in vague terms without clear actions or outcomes.
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