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Newspaper
Unionville Republican
Location
Unionville, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1920
Page
4
Local tidbits describe visits by Mrs. Hulda St John and others, movements between towns, music shop promotions, and farm and business notices. Several residents travel to Plattsburg Demons Centerville and St Louis for visits or errands while others plan weddings and view property deals.
A surprise dinner at Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Ingersol home honored Mrs. Ingersoll for her 23rd birthday and sister Mrs Opal Hackney for her 21st. A long gathering included numerous Scalf, Hackney, Pra wer, Ingersoll, Hill, Parson, Reed, and Davidson families and friends who enjoyed a dimner and good company.
Mexico remains tense as Villa yields and revolutions dwindle except for one. Observers fear lasting peace may not take hold while thousands who lived by looting risk unemployment and economic disruption across the country.
The Miller family of Connellsville mourns as their small daughter wandered from home to a pond made for chickens and drowned. The grandfather found her submerged. despite a search, she could not be revived. The family extends thanks to neighbors for support and floral tributes during illness and death of the beloved husband and father.
Great August Plan meeting dates set for August 28 and August 24 1920. Teachers without notices of low grades will receive a certificate during the meeting. Some examinees may have missed a subject or lack sufficient average for year advancement. If you hear from the office aside from your meeting program you may expect a certificate.
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