Unionville Republican Printing Co Address Notice
The Unionville Republican announces business communications should be addressed to Salenville Republican Printing Company. Publication appears in the Wednesday December 2, 1925 edition with a subscription price of 150 dollars per year in advance and 200 dollars outside the United States.
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Unionville Republican
Salenville ‘Republican Printing Company
United States
Mutual service and loyalty strengthen the community
A fragmented text argues that youth should learn from age, and that mutual service between farmers and merchants fuels communal strength. It stresses loyalty, cooperation, and shared goals to improve production, marketing, and overall welfare, asserting communities grow with mutual understanding.
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Socom Party
Revolutionary Wife Feeds Continentals Behind Front Lines
In the Revolutionary era Mrs. Draper and Kate Draper aided General Washington by melting pewter heirlooms to cast bullets and baking hard bread through day and night. They hosted troops, preserved supplies, and supported the continental cause as the war progressed toward peace.
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Mary
Kate
Mars
Cattle Shipment Plans Mentioned at Lmonville
Cross Roads notes list J Moore and Charley Tucker taking cattle to Lmonville for shipment. Various local residents visit relatives, attend gatherings, and travel between Unionville, Kirksville, and nearby towns. Thanksgiving remains a social anchor as residents recount visits and small-town trips.
Mendota Notes on Local Movements and Visits
Finley Fowler and family move to the site of a recent house fire. Munsel Vincent made a business trip near Pollock. Attendees at the John Leech farm sale and the Oscar Mannon sale. John LaRue remains ill. Ruth Vincent, Herschel’s daughter, is listed as ill. A Mendota hall dance drew a good crowd and Jim Perkins visited Leslie Bates.
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Finley Fowler
Munsel Vincent
Pollock
John Leech
John LaRue
Herschel Vincent
Ruth
Mendota Hall
Jim Perkins
Leslie Bates
Bride and groom wed in Somonauk area ceremony
The bride, a Somonauk High School graduate of 1992, wore pink georgette and carried pink roses. She studied at St Xavier's Convent Ottawa and Metropolitan Business College Aurora. The groom, Chillicothe Business College alum, worked two and a half years as a shipping clerk at Burlington railroad shops. They will live on the bride’s father’s farm near Somonauk.
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Somonauk High School
St., Xavier’s Convent
Ottaw Iu
Metropolitan Business College
Chillicothe Business’ College
Chillicothe, Mo
Burlington Railroad
Somonauk
Community Visitors Gather at Parental Homes
Central City residents John Green and wife with daughter visit, Mrs John Hamilton and family join. Varied relatives from Unionville Chillicothe and Corydorow spent days at Harve Hamilton and Galloway households. Miss Amyl Skipper stays with Mrs Abe Blanchard near Powersville as others visit over the weekend.
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John Green
John Hamilton
Frank Galloway
G. A. Galloway
Virgil Logan
Unionville
Ben Hamilton
Chillicothe
Harve Hamilton
George Hamilton
Amyl Skipper
Abe Blanchard
Powersville
Faye Bishop
Wisnnesday
Sunda
Pearl Bishop
Priday
Drurmond
Suiney
Helen Hamilton
Amd
Mary Gilworth
Cecil Hamilton
Basil Hamilton
Oral Morgan
Far Ly Mas
Nola Brundage
Fred Howard
Lemons
Harry Johnson
Fame
Corydor Low
Local Folks See Family and Friends Over Weekend
Busy social notes report Mr and Mrs John Huller visiting relatives in Graysville. Mrs Dana Lawson and children spent Sunday with her mother. Mrs Harrin Huller visited Hartford. Perry Mills and children spent Thanksgiving with Sam Owens family. Miss Mary Nulton and Ruby Raggies stayed with home folks. Mrs Hilda Nulton and Mary called on Emma Huller. Emma Huller visited Alta Owens. Mrs Sara Wiseman visited her sister Mrs Golda Johnson. Margaret Johnson called on Velma Bay. News closes with concern for Peter Shipley who is seriously ill.
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John Huller
Morrow
Virgil Johnson
Graysville
Dana Lawson
Arrind Huller
Hartford
Saturda
Perry Mills
Sam Owens
Mary Nulton
Ruby Raggies
Hilda Nulton
Mary
Emma Huller
Alta Owens
Sara Wiseman
Golda Johnson
Margaret Johnson
Local notes from Grayeville and vicinity
Community snippets include visits by the Croft and Mullenix families, Thanksgiving meals at the Wess Pearson home, weekend gatherings around Dana Croft and Nelson Mullenix, and a dog scare in Martins Town after Hill Smith’s dog went mad. Household illnesses and multiple family calls are recorded along with local travel and relatives visiting from Livonia and Mt Harmony.
Community Notes From Lemonville Area
Tombstones were erected at graves in Christian Home cemetery for Robert Schetsel and Uncle Johnny Shaver last week. Mr and Mrs Finis Kelley visited at the Parental Herndon home Sunday. Clovie Stewart of Newton Iowa spent Thanksgiving with relatives here. Ira Richardson delivered apples to Lemons Saturday. John Triplett built a new barn. Gertrude Thompson spent late week in Lemonville. Ros Stevens to appear at Christian Home Sunday night. Donia Sanders spent Sunday with Jewel Hryden. Foxy Overstreet and family visited Clell Overstreet Sunday.
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Robert Schetsel
Johnny Shaver
Finis Kelley
Herndon
Walter Galloupe
Lemons
Clovie Stewart
Newton
Iowa
Ira Richardson
Triplett
Gertrude Thompson
Lemonville
Ros Stevens
Chistian
Donia Sanders
Jewel Hryden
Foxy Overstreet
Clell Overstreet
Fragmented OCR summary of a local notice or ad
A jagged OCR snippet mentions costs and timelines for obtaining results and references Berra Ex Ms SPAR Osteopathic Ph Bixler Building-ito. The readable items are uncertain names and a vague project estimate.
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Bixler
West Liberty Births and Local Visits Highlight Community
Birth announcements note a son born to Mr and Mrs Orval Burns in November and mentions extended family visits by W A Valentine and others. The report also lists relatives visiting near Union Ben Hamilton Theo dore Valerie and locals like Arthur Young Ira Potter Eddie Fitzwater and B Gilworth who spent days with kin and hauled wood.
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Orval Burns
Eddie
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