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Newspaper

Unionville Republican

Location

Unionville, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Dec 01, 1937

Page

8

Parker Dies Active in Community Life at 75

John Harvey Parker of Camden Maine born April 13 1861 later moved to Unionville and married Helen Elson on February 22 1891 surviving him are three sisters and his widow. He was active and thoughtful with a deep understanding, well liked and respected by many in the community. The obituary notes his business ideals and steady character and mentions a postponed community show and various local references.

Waa Good Citi Parker John Harvey Parker Camden Maine Texas Unionville Helen Elson Thresen Babb Minnie Talbot Grace Hatch Wooleston Massachusetts

Birthday Party Honors Mrs Spence With Friendship Blocks

Mrs Spence hosted a birthday gathering with friends and family including Hubert Berry James Quintin Sue Haas and son John Blanche Haas and son Clement Vern Neighbors and their sons Clark Aven and Richard Edward Oden Johnson Myrtle Grim and daughter Belva Jim Bohannon Earl Murphy Del Fortune and daughter Fern Louise Crist Athelene John David Cloyd Lelia May Spence and Elvin Furnish. Guests wished Mrs Spence many more happy birthdays before leaving late.

Soted Pence Hubert Berry James Quintin Sue Haas John Blanche Haas Clement Vern Clark Aven Richard Edward Oden Johnson Myrtle Grim Belva Jim Bohannon Earl Murphy del Fortune Fern Louise Crist Athelene John David Cloyd Lelia May Spence Elvin Furnish

Waite Community Club Shares Quilt Day and Christmas Plans

The Waite community club met Tuesday November 28 with eight members and ten visitors. Members pieced quilt blocks and embroidered dish towels, shared a cooperative noon dinner, and held a business meeting. One new member, Mrs Blanche Haas, joined. plans were made for a Christmas gift exchange at the next meeting hosted by Mrs Edith Haas.

Waite Community Club Ethel Murphy Blanche Haas Edith Haas Dee Th Louise Crist

Livonia Tax Notice for Delinquent Properties

By order of the Livonia Board of Trustees owners of all property in Livonia must pay taxes by January 1 to avoid penalties or by March 1 to avoid action. Real or personal property five years delinquent will be sued next March. A H Tade Clerk 1Rt2.

Livonia

Valghn Community Club Meeting Report

The Valghn community club met with Mrs Millsy Turnuk on Tuesday to discuss plans for 1997. Twelve members attended with five visitors including Mina Fyelyn Vane and Mrs Homer Duncan. three children joined as a new member Mire.

Qur Club Mra Fmilsy Rurnuk Tuesaday Neos

All Workers Dinner Meeting Reported at Scott Schoolhouse

A meeting of ub members and patrons of the dis was held on November 2 at the Scott schoolhouse for a Thanksgiving event. The record notes no shirking by attendees and records the gathering of workers.

Scott

Home Comfort Club Meets for Quilting and Plans

The Home Comfort Club met all day Tuesday November 23 at Mrs. Geo Wyatt’s home. Ten members and six visitors attended including George and Carl Wyatt Kenneth Widner Junior Stark Peggy Lou Widner and Dickie Wyatt. Members listed by name. A noon dinner was served and the afternoon program led by President Mrs Don Stark featured a year’s nature study by Mrs Okle Stark. Plans for a Christmas program and name exchanges with 4 H Club girls were made. Quilting blocks for a wool comforter were cut and sewn. Next meeting set for December 8 at Mrs Emma Pauley and Mrs Leonard Pauley.

Home Comfort Club Geo. Wyatt George and Carl Wyatt Kenneth Widner Junior Stark Peggy Lou Widner Dickie Wyatt Don Stark Wrence Moore W. Stark Lawrence Greene Okle Stark John Ogle Loren Widner

Grant school Health and First Aid 4-H Club Meeting

The Grant school house hosted the Health and First Aid 4-H Club on Friday November 26 with visitor Musas Cleta Roof. Members completed cabinet plans for December 8 and voted to maintain personal health libraries. A health shelf, ordered materials, club songs, and an adjournment ended the session. MEIVIN ROOF J announces time at Buckailew Temona and Comatock Unionville stores on Saturdays in December to collect township tax.

Grant School Grant School House Fnday Musas Cleta Meivin Roof Buckailew Temona Comatock’s Tnionville Woleur Township Caroline Dimas

Mrs Emerson Putnam Married in Salina Kansas

Robert Huffaker, son of Mrs. William Huffaker of Unionville Missouri, wed Amy Olson of Falun Kansas at 4 p.m. last Wednesday at Immanuel Lutheran church in Salina. Rev J E Liljedahl officiated. The couple will reside in Salina where Huffaker works at Your Ice Service.

Putnam County Robert Huffaker Salina Kansas Huffaker William Huffaker Unionville Salina, Kansas Amy Olson August Olson Falun Immanuel Lutheran Church J E. Liljedah Hoffaker

Happy Home Makers Club Meeting Aided By Attendees

On Thursday November 18 the Happy Home Makers club held a regular meeting with Mrs Chloe Roop. A few members attended but enjoyed a dinner and celebrated a nearly finished quilt. The hostess was glad and the group discussed plans for future activities.

Happy Home Makers Club Chloe Roop Plana

Coriatmas Meeting Promptly Held With Faye Host

A local gathering features Mrs Faye presiding as members are asked to provide a practical recipe for a grocer style bag. Each participant contributes a usable ale derived from eras found at Bones to support the project.

Coriatmas Mra. Faye Eget Ai Bones Ne

Masons Hold Special Meeting in Unionville Hall

Ott Paullin H P notice to masons calls a special meeting in Unionville hall on moonday night December 6 to confer Second Degree. All masons urged to attend. Murl H. Husted W M.

Unionville Murl H. Husted W. M

Shocking morning incident in Downing ends with partial recovery

Geo Sherans woke to darkness unable to see light or surroundings. He was brought to Downing for treatment by Dr DeVinny for a neck vertebra issue and is rapidly improving. He has regained some vision and can lift dropped eyelids.

Geo. Sherans Downing

Christmas Church Social at Baptist Church

Baptist members and friends are invited to a Christmas Social at the Baptist church on Wednesday at 7 30 p m. Bring cake or jello to share and join in fellowship and planning for future work.

Baptist Church

Hunters Fail to Hide False Local License Claim

Two Fort Madison men tried to obtain a local hunting license with fake names and a Luray residence at the County Clerk's office. Sheriff Horn, Deputy Game Warden Mosier, and Prosecuting Attorney Gutting followed and arrested them. They were arraigned, fined 81 dollars, and had their guns seized.

Ft. Madison Mortie Wilsey Luray Art. Horn Edgar Mosier Atty J L. Gutting Kahoka

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