Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1917-06-07
MHAVEREGISTERED''
Twas a Popular Badge in
Mansfield Tuesday,
Observed as Holiday

II Have Registered" was I
popular badge inMansticld Tues
day-Regi>tra'ion Day, when oul
men, between the ages of 21 II
80 inclusive, registered for army
service. "
The day was observed as a hol
iday in Mansfield, splendid all
day program being given in the
city park, and a big dinner being
served on fairgrounds at noon
1t was a big get together day in
honor of the boys who registered
and the excellent program ar
ranged by Mayor FIJI. Riley was
enjoyed by Il large audience. The
seats from the airdome were
used in seating the crowd in the
park.
Patriotic andinspiring address.
oS We're delivered by Rev. Fred
Brutfett of Carthage. lion Den
mis- of Manslield,a and Rev. Claude
Simpson Handy of RoIla, who
spoke on "The Call of the PAtri
ot." All the speeches were full
of good thought and were we'll
received by an appreciative au.
dience, being among the most
inspiring ever heard here.
Music was furnished by the
Mansfield Concert Band through
out the day. James j. Bell of
Kansas City sang, well Never
Let Our Old Flag FALL" The
Ladies' Quartet Misses Mabel
Coday, Alice Tomblesony Bertha
Miller, Elva Turner, sang In
Time of Peace Prepare for War.
and Don't Bite the Hand That's
Feeding You" Joe II. Dennis
singing class sang several num-
berS. Misses Della Coday and
Zada Light sang America" and
other songs, and they with Clar
ence Coday and Rev. Fred Buff
EFT composed Il quartet which
rendered several numbers All
the music was highly enjosed.
Mr.. Bell is rated one of the
best singers in Kansas City and
our people were glad of this op
portunity to hear him.
WIN. 'Divan and G. Stephens
acted as registrars in the Avery
e. Stephens real estate office, do
mating their services. the regis.
tration period being from 7 a IN.
to 9 p IN. There were 1OS regis.
tered here, as follows:
John e. Craig, Mosey Hodge,
John f, Moody. Robert Morris,
Marvin Miller, John Keeling,
f. Elder, Carl Edwards,
Raymond r. Riley, Jack Braz aal,
Jesse Br zeal, James F.. GaSk1ll,
Roy D. Huggans, David Gille.
land, Porter b. Bond, John A
Turner, Allison A. Newton, Nose
Newton, Floyd u. Hale, Leroy
Pope, Amos E Peabody, Roy r..
Dennis, Hosea H. Stout, Charles
X. Samuel, VIM. G. Craig, Armar
l.. Parker, Walter H. Evans,
Homer Hight, Clyde Tarbutton,
Werner Rippee. VIM T. Meow
en-, Francis M. Matney, Clifford
M. Seal, Joseph Fl. Stephens,
Geo. B. Freeman, Horace B.
Paul, Frank l.. Beach, VIM. G
Duckworth, Troy O Perkins.
Willard G. McNaul, Geo. II.
Reed, Berry A, Perkins, Wm.
G. Reynolds, Harlan G. Head
rick, Marvin Fl. Dennis, Thos. l.
Keeling, Homer Tarbutton, Os
cars. Coday, Troy Montgomery,
Chester Grain, Mack E Stephens,
VIM. Crain,.. Argus G. BrazeaI,
Jesse e. Brazeal, Jay H. Pope,
Ben Fl. Murrell, Elmer l.. Mar
ner, Harley G. Stout, James e
Spence, Henry A, Matney, Ar
chic p. Wilcox, VIM. |. Smith
Vernon "A, Bennett, Everett o.
Miller, VIM = Hale, o r. Dennis
Wesley w. Frye. James H. Cam
eron, Claude F. Tripp, Oscar N
Draper, Ezra S. Dennis, John Bal
ley, Samuel E. Goss, Roy G
Buckles, Arthur c. Hunsaker
Robert e. Adell, Earl S. Carver
Clarence E, Coday, Orvie T.. Ba
ker, Joseph B. Ashworth, Johr
H. Woody, Wm. II. Fullington
Geo H. Ayers, Geo. II. Frye. Au
tice Newton, Joseph G. Shin
paugh, Hughy G. Tarbutton, /
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