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Newspaper
Unionville Republican
Location
Unionville, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1924
Page
2
A jumble of local society events lists dinners birthdays and meetings among St John residents including Mrs Runyon and daughter Mrs Har t Miss Selma Berg and mother Mrs Fratt Mrs Bidwell and others hosting luncheons and dinners. Meetings of PEO and Agnes Harper and other items mention family movements, funerals, and neighborhood gatherings reflecting a busy social week.
Sarah Emma Cassady was born April 27 1861 in Brown County Ohio and moved to Putnam County Missouri with her parents. She married Newton I Livesey November 24 1870 in East Putnam County and remained married until his death in March 1922. She died November 24 1924 in Iowa Methodist Hospital Des Moines after a long illness, with her children Dora, Alice, Myrtle, and others at her side. Funeral conducted by Rev T E Pattor of the Methodist Church in Unionville. Card of Thanks from the children notes thanks to friends and neighbors and lists locations and dates for tax payments in Lincoln County.
Aaron Vincent Haines born May 27 1851 in Marion County West Virginia died November 19 1924 aged 73 years 5 months 23 days He moved to Missouri at age nine married Isabelle Fullerton April 1 1877 and had eight children Elmer Martha Mollie Orval Della Claude All living except Martha He leaves a widow 12 grandchildren four siblings and other relatives Funeral preached by Fowler from First Corinthians chapter 15 verse 23 using the text Ist Cor 15 23.
The ZH-3 airship, recently flown from Germany to the United States as U S property, was christened the Los Angeles in Washington. Doves were released instead of a bottle, and landing on the small field caused a delay for the President and Mrs Coolidge before the ceremony could proceed.
Walter Smith, a temporary worker on the gravel road project east of Memphis, was struck by a gravel truck after dark as he stepped to retrieve his sweater. He was knocked down, run over on his foot and leg, and the driver failed to see him. another truck coming from behind found him and returned him home.
The state highway department will commence legal proceedings to condemn land in Harrison county for a sixty foot right of way between Bethany and Hagleville. Officials stated patience has ended and the action aims to secure the property quickly to begin highway construction.
A ten pound girl, Charlotte Ann, was born to Mr and Mrs Earl Robinson of Kirksville last Saturday evening. The infant did not survive and was brought to Unionville Sunday by Mr and Mrs George Kornsa. Darwin Komaf of Kirksville attended. Funeral services were held at the Ora Robinson home that afternoon, and the body was laid to rest in Unionville Cemetery. The parents are the sympathy of the community where they formerly lived.
The Presbyterian church announces events for next Sunday and midweek gatherings. The youth society works on both the oecuest and the cing peoples activities, with plans to meet Thursday evening and Wednesday night.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Christian church of Union hosts a candy supper and bazaar with an orchestra and program on Thursday evening. The notice also lists Jackson Township tax collection sites at Lemare Bank and Citizens Bank in Unionville on Fridays and Saturdays in December 1913. No hunting or trapping is permitted on local farms under penalty of law.
Local residents share travel and family news as Carrollton hosts relatives. Mr and Mrs George Stuckey return from a visit with Stuckey family. Several guests including Lloyd Faudree of Dés Moines and Clarence Shelton visit Wm Toney and others. Portions mention Hart family from Oklahoma and Anna Knox from Ft Madison visiting area homes.
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