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Newspaper
Unionville Republican
Location
Unionville, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1925
Page
6
A garbled OCR list presents mixed clues and fragments including numbers and abbreviations. The readable elements mention items like three-toed sloth and Queen of the fat, with scattered references to institutions and pronouns, forming an unclear puzzle rather than a cohesive news item.
A garbled list presents estate matters including executors and administrators for numerous decedents. It names persons such as Martha A. Dickerson, Jocy Tinkham, L. G. Day, and Isabelle Young among others, with settlement statuses and dates around December 1925 in Unionville and surrounding areas.
Residents of Mt Vernon attended family dinners and social visits across the area. James Hendrix, Doris Swiger, and numerous relatives shared meals and played host, while Rev. Truitt conducted services and locals mentioned new cars, farm work, and travel to Unionville.
James Scalf and companions visit Bert Scott on Thursday with Mrs Faith Scalf and Velma Ne land assisting Mrabila Seaf tack comfort. Thursday.
Amel Kwichingginsmith spent Wednesday to Friday with Irt and Klinginamith. Fr iday gatherings at Gravel Ridge school included the Snyders and the Klinginamiths. Dorothy Fvans hosted a successful pie and candy supper at Medicineville school, proceeds $70 with $43.43 for cake to Dorothy. Dorothy Hamilton and Amber Brown spent Thursday in Unionville. Cedarburgh visitors Mra Frank Simona and Ver nie from Wisconsin stayed with LeRoy Marshall. Hari Klinginamith helped brother Irl with a hog butchering Wednesday. Earl Welly ill with pneumonia. Della Blancharix aided Mrs John Burresa. The Klinginamiths visited the S H Klinginamith home Sunday. Opad Loans staying with Mrs Albert Wells, caring for Mr and Mrs Ayers. Earl Charley Curley Hollenbeck employed at Mars Wella. Reva Klinginamith staying with Henry Ballard. Gravel Ridgeites visited John Burress Sunday evening. Hoston and Walter Hythe wed Saturday. Mrs Lane Thanksgiving with Guy Mannon. Riley and wife with Ed Hinehart of Pollock. McKinley family members on Sunday. John O’Donnell trading in Unionville. Helen McKinley Thanksgiving with mother and brother Paul on the farm. Mrs Lane taught two pupils, George Paul Riley and Buster Oliver, visiting with their parents in Howland. Lee Mitchell in Unionville Saturday. Jim Jones delivered hogs to Unionville. Justice Davis visited Unionville Saturday. Benny Gallowey and wife spent Thanksgiving with her parents. Lincoln Davis visited over Sunday. Various remarks on meals and gatherings fill the record.
The article lists numerous community social visits and gatherings around Unionville Iowa with names including Elger Hockett Earl Murphy and many Hackett family members. It also contains a December 1925 probate court docket for Putnam County Missouri detailing settlements of estates and guardianships.
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