09 Apr 1913
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Newspaper
Unionville Republican
Location
Unionville, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1913
Page
1
Announcement from J R Bush notes he was sick and did not deliver the planned sermon Acceptable Service to God two weeks ago. He intends to preach Sunday evening and appeals to the audience to attend, with services Saturday evening and Sunday morning and evening at the usual hour.
To our friends and neighbors we express our heartfelt thanks for your resistance during the sadness death and burial of our dear wife and mother Lt UU Hamio and Children.
Aaron M Wiles and View Embree were married by Judge Lorenzo Jones at the circuit clerk’s office. The bride is the daughter of Perry and Mrs Embree from near Sidney. The groom, son of Mr and Mrs Wiles of Sidney, recently worked for Jackson Merc Co and Farmers Store. They will begin housekeeping on the groom’s parents’ farm and start farming. Friends extend best wishes.
On March 23 1913 a wind storm destroyed the property insured with Staats and Tate. The loss was settled promptly and in full, and the ad commends Staats and Tate to readers seeking first class insurance. E I Olinger and C Le Anderson signed the notice.
The church will hold services next Sunday morning at eight oclock. Everyone is cordially invited to attend. J J Jermain pastor.
S. H. Jackson Merc. Co. advertises Bonita flour at 1.15 dollars per sack promising consistent quality with never a bad sack, highlighting a branded product in a local trade promotion.
Genevieve Francisco Thomas longtime proprietor of Weidel Tailoring College dies at 48 after a short illness peritonitis rapid decline led to an operation and death at 4 45 pm on Wednesday April 2 1913 in Unionville Iowa She was born July 21 1864 in Newton Iowa married L D Thomas October 4 1888 and leaves two daughters Genevieve and Hester husband mother adopted sister Mrs Louise Norcross of Harris IA and many friends The funeral was held at the Methodist church with Rev J R Harper officiating and burial followed in Unionville cemetery
Francis Marton Payton died at eighty four on his birthday after pneumonia following his wife's death in tea cave. He and his wife Sarah Jane Stearna lived in Unionville for over thirty years and would have celebrated sixty years of marriage next June. Survived by son Alonzo of Texas and Commodore of Kansas City, Kansas, two sisters in Illinois, and previously active in farming and gardening. Funeral services conducted by Rev J R Harper at 2:30 pm, with burial in Unionville cemetery beside his wife.
We express deep gratitude to Unionville people for kindnesses and sympathy during our parents illness and death. Alonzo and Commodore Payton.
Seed potatoes from Red River and Early Ohio varieties available in 2 bushel bags. priced at 80 cents per bushel. Statton Matheson Flerc Co.
William Daugherty sixty nine, in poor health and despondent, committed suicide Friday by hanging in a barn after plans to travel with his daughter and son in law to Glendale. His wife and relatives believed he would stay at home by the fire. The body was found when they returned in the evening.
Telegrams report the deaths of Mrs Chas Grabosch near Harmer Kansas as illness of heart and kidney trouble ends her life after 70 years of marriage to Mr Grabosch. Also mentioned are W R Davin, Adam Y Laweron, and others with brief family and church details. An engagement announcement for Fred G Wolfe and Miss Nita Williams is included along with local social notes and storm damage at a Methodist church steeple and a bowling accident involving John Keller.
Malliam Daugherty of Hamilton County Indiana born May 7 1X4 died April 4 1913 aged 72 years 30 months and 28 days This obituary note records his birth county and exact death date with his age at death.
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