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Newspaper
Unionville Republican
Location
Unionville, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1925
Page
6
The readable text presents fragmented political or SEC related lines with repeated phrases and a date style fragment. It lacks coherent facts or clear events to summarize into a full news item.
A wide scroll of short notices records visits and business trips by residents and nearby travelers. Names include Dr Hanna an optician and many others from Lemons Centerville Howland Cincinnati Pollock and Kirksville.
George Creston son of Mr and Mrs Art McKay born December 12 1902 died April 12 1925 aged 22 years 4 months. He joined the Methodist Episcopal church at age 12 and lived devoutly though largely invalid. He loved those near him and was deeply loved in return. The funeral was held at Wesley Chapel Church on Monday afternoon officiated by Keys W A Pollock and interment followed in Lopton cemetery. The notice blends sorrow with a local ice cream advertisement from Stockton Ice Cream Co urging support for a community sale at Free Terms Cafe or Sis and Bill's.
Mrs E D Knowles visited Novinger for Easter. Mrs C Allen of Fix line Ohio area was here on legal business last Wednesday. W J McCune and daughter Lenna spent Sunday with Mrs Sarah Campbell in Lemons. Hugh Miller returned to Kirksville after taking part in a high school opera. Neil Lightfoot returned home to Lemons after visiting his father John Lightfoot. Mrs Tara Johnson returned from Berea after a week with her daughter Asie. Mr and Mrs Pius Dewitt of Kirksville visited here with E E Frazier’s family. Norma Shuey returned to Centerville Iowa after visiting her parents Elias and Mrs Shuey. Mrs Neil Lightfoot returned home to Lemons due to John Lightfoot illness. Mr and Mrs S J Haigler went to Green City for Mrs James R Johnson’s serious illness. Mrs George Thomas returned to Kansas City after two weeks here visiting her mother Mrs Lucette Berdecker. Dorothy Braden and Fay Helley went to Iksville for state spelling contest with Putnam county representation.
Sunday Bible school begins at 9 45 with the pastor visiting Kansas City for a rally. A report on the meeting will be given during the preaching hour. Choir practice Friday at 7. The youth are urged to attend the Sunday evening church service at 7. Absence implies missing a chance to join the study of the Fruits of the Spirit.
Cecil Davis and Misa Rayma Lewis wed last Friday evening at eight at her parents’ home near Mendota. Elder H. Tinsley of Chillicothe performed the ceremony. Mrs. Davis, Unionville High School graduate, taught at the Gray school until last Friday afternoon, making the wedding a surprising close to her teaching tenure.
The Presbyterian Church announces a communion service next Sunday morning, followed by an evening sermon and a dramatic song service. The choir will perform many old songs and a young woman will kneel at the cross. Bible study is scheduled for Wednesday evening.
Easter week clearance at Joseph's Store features statins discounted to as low as $5.95. Stock limited. shoppers urged to act quickly while supplies last.
A compact public notice refers to an anniversary event involving Sedalls in Missouri state jurisdiction. Details are fragmentary but indicate a calendar milestone and official involvement.
Or and Mone Tta Richardson sowed grass seed earlier this week. John Moore and Mr and Mrs Pete Rice visited Mrs Dave Moore at Kirksville hospital last Saturday after her operation. her condition fairly good. West Dodson school meeting had low attendance but all essential business was completed. The correspondent urges sharper, more interesting items and less back and forth visiting, proposing neighborhood news from each week.
A brief notice warns that small tools like magnets may fall between studs or into gaps, risking loss. Workers are advised to secure them with cords and inspect work areas to prevent misplaced hardware.
Local sale notice lists Benita Drive in Monville Missouri offering items priced as low as 5.95 after Easter. The brief ad mentions Joseph’s as the store name and notes discounted merchandise for shoppers.
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