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Newspaper
Unionville Republican
Location
Unionville, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1918
Page
7
A fragmented Livonia page note expresses gratitude for plentiful food and family presence during Thanksgiving. It mentions Mr and Mrs Virgil Casady and a moved family, with hints of farming plans and homecomings, reflecting a rural holiday mood.
Friday and Saturday John Minear and sons sold and delivered twelve hundred bushels of corn to Livonia last week. Mrs Ray Stevens and son James Ray and Mrs Firm McHenry returned from Manhattan Kansas. Sam Minear stored his bees in his father’s basement last week. George Surrey and family and others visited the E E Davids home Wednesday evening. Edna and Dere Davids and the Misses Martha Davids and Cov Sneak died at the John Minear home last Saturday.
Mrs Vincie and children mourn the death of Gairy Casly after a long illness. Roy Lawson and Lang Triplett returned from Iowa with corn harvest. Birth announced for Wilbur Fowler and wife a boy. Several visits, moves, and family news across Happy Hollow, Exline, Unionville, Graysville, Hartford, and surrounding homes.
Mr and Mrs R C Crawford and deputy Velva and Ora Cook spent Sunday with their daughter S Ays. T Mia Zone Staggs and Mrs Jim Ba and Orval Brown called at Richard Norris home Sunday evening. Wenn Cowan works for Tomyne. Norm who works spent Wednesday night there. Thanksgiving at home and sister Flossie Ryan panned them home and stayed over due to schools closed. Will Cook and daughter Vada had dinner with Robert Weddebb family Sunday. John Brown shucked corn for Ora Cook and returned Friday morning after bad weather. Fred Scott had George Dewees butcher a beef Friday.
Roy Hurley moved to a Martinstown area farm last week and Geo Bunch occupies his former house. Charley Shipley welcomes a baby boy born November 18. Several neighbors share visits and Sunday calls among Mundon Casady Towson Lawson and Conley families. Margaret Conley leaves for Memphis before returning to Louisiana.
Notice to taxpayers of Union Township lists tax collection duties by C C Kelley, collector, and records final settlement notices for estates of John E Sheeley and Jonathan Lewis in Putnam County Missouri with probate dates in Unionville 1918. Multiple names appear with dates and administrator roles in the settlement notices.
Mistakenly garbled probate notice indicates administrator N A Franklin will seek final settlement of the James T. Bailey estate at the next probate term in Putnam county Missouri, Unionville, on December 5, 1918, with W Dye referenced as deceased.
In Putnam county Missouri the administrator of Charles Overton deceased seeks final settlement and sale of Lizzie Barton estate real property in Powersville to pay debts. Court orders publication for four weeks and notice to heirs with terms beginning December 9 1918.
Letters of administration granted November 9 1918 by the Probate Court of Putnam County Missouri to A F Keene as administrator with sealed attestation. Creditors must present claims within six months for allowance or be barred, and within one year from the last publication. Attest Lorenzo Jones Judge of Probate.
Docket for the December term 1918 of the Probate Court of Putnam county Missouri at Unionville lists final and first settlements for estates of Bailey Sheeley Dye Lewis Overton Hendrix etc and guardians and curators for minors and insane dependents. Settlements begin December 9 10 and 11 1918 with numerous named executors administrators and guardians. Judge Lorenzo Jones signs notice November 19 1918.
Administrator's notices announce the estate of Anna Martin deceased in Putnam county Missouri. The administrator was creaged on November 22 1918 and claims must be filed within six months or one year from publication. Attest: A Jones Judge of Probate.
The report details Thanksgiving snow keeping people home and cooking at Geo Fightmaster and Oscar Keene households. It notes community members visiting relatives, returning from training camps, births, deaths, and local farm activity amid a year end chill.
Mr and Mrs Ora Gates and their child are mentioned in a Graysville notice or brief. The readable fragment suggests a family milestone or local reference, but lacks full details for a complete event description.
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