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Newspaper

Unionville Republican

Location

Unionville, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Dec 08, 1937

Page

6

Golden Gloves Entries Open in Unionville Tournament

The Unionville Republican invites boys 14 years old and older weighing 105 pounds and up to enter the Golden Gloves Tournament to be held in Unionville on December 30 and 31 1937. Entrants must mail the blank with name address weight class and club if any to Unionville Missouri. Winners advance to Chillicothe then Kansas City and finally the national tournament. Entry is free and early submission is advised to help plan the program.

Unionville Republican Chillicothe Kansas City Unionville

Thanksgiving gatherings and local visits in West Liberty

Community notes from West Liberty record Thanksgiving visits including Mr and Mrs G A Galloway Mrs Nola Brundage and family at the Duncan home. Other local moves include Mrs Ella Torrey visiting the W A Valentine home and Altha Smith at the Reuben Holliday residence. Sam Duncan’s illness worsens and weather remains poor.

Friendly Circle Club Holds All Day Meeting and Sale

The Friendly Circle club gathered for an all day session at Mrs Noel’s on Tec 1st with 1k members and 2 visitors, quilting and making items for a Christmas sale slated for Dee 11th. A schoolhouse Christmas tree was voted for the program, and next meeting will be at Mrs Johnnie Boland Jr’s on Dec 15.

Friendly Circle Club Tec Noelin Harley Watson Guy Robertson Clifford Ballard Mra Don Willama Evelyn Dot Dee Cetera Ballard Johnnie V Boland, Jr

Opportunity Club Members Meet at Mrs Putnam's Home

Seventeen members and one visitor Mrs. E H Owens attended the December 1 gathering at Mrs. Minnie Putnam's home. The morning was spent sewing, afternoon games followed, and friendship quilt blocks were presented to Mrs. Putnam. Next hosts Mrs J O Wells and Mrs Chester Emmack on December 15. Vernal Wells.

E. H. Owens Minnie Putnam Putnam J O Wells Chester Emmack Opportunity Club Vernal Wells

Mrs Gusta Kimes Visits Kirksville in Winter Stay

Mrs Gusta Kimes visited Kirksville last week at her daughter Mrs Commode Matthew's home and will remain through the winter. Leemon visited his parents Mr and Mrs Ray Lemen and will stay.

Gusta Kimes Kirksville Commodore Matthew Vis Leen Ray Lemen

Mendota Route 1 Christmas Preparations And Local Happenings

December cold spell slows mail delivery and hunting activity while community updates note Mrs Eben Clinkenbeard at Estel Bates store in Mendota, Elvin LaRue and family visit Unionville, Roy and Marettia Deth and Bill Clinkenbeard visit near Extine, la Rue home Saturday. School progress at Friendship with Christmas program in planning. Trammel teaches.

Eben Clinkenbeard Estel Bates Mendota Elvin LaRue Unionville Roy Deth Marettia Deth Bill Clinkenbeard Hubert Extine LaRue

Club Christmas program kicks off with gift exchange

Thirteen members met with Mrs Blanche McClellan to work on a wool comfort. Ibee joined. fourteen members and two visitors quilted with Mrs Bennett West as Mrs Gerry joined the club. The next meeting will host a Christmas program with gift exchange. On Nov 29 husbands and children enjoyed a decorated community hall event with songs readings games and refreshments.

New Blanche McClellan Alpha Shelton Jake Baugher FP O West Gordon Gerry Bennett West Gerry

Visitors arrive from several states to Lucerne town area

Homer Stout and wife arrived from Kirkland Washington to visit relatives. Burt Couchman and wife came from Shenandoah Iowa after three months there. Mart Haley of Bellingham Washington and FHley of Mason, Montana visited their sister Mrs R E Meinolson and other relatives. L M VanBushire and wife with Mrs Geo Oakey attended Unionville show. A T Roberts went to Powersville to visit brother Gully Ogse who returned from a hospital in Oskalona Town. Max Green of Never TM was a bettor.

Homer Stout Kirkland Wash Burt Couchman Ife Shenandoah Low Mart Halley Bellinghar Amton Fhley Masona Mont R. E Mienolson L. M. VanBushire Geo Oakey Unionville A. T Roberts

Town Social Notes and Moves Amid Holiday Prep

Local residents hosted visits and gatherings this week including Don Williams and Mr and Mrs Andrew Maxwell. Mrs Geo Duncan and Mrs B A Fowter entertained. Rev W A Pollock visited and stayed with Burt Couchman. The Friendly Circle Club plans a bazaar at Fowler Merc on Dec 11. Families move residences near Arthur Stout farm and Powersville areas.

Birs Ralph Brown W A. Pollock Burt Couchman Walter Woods Whittier Calif Thomas Brothers Detroit Friendly Circle Club Fowler Merc Leslie Griffeth Arthur Stout A G. Reeves Burl Couchman Seymour M M Warren Joe Luse Mercer Marion Bowers Powersville Herbert Myers Orval Blackman

Highview Local Notes and Socials from Colum bia

Highview reports W H Smith visiting at his son J S Smith's home in Colum bia. Ferris Cowan had a serious accident while chopping a tree. Edgar Smith shipped cattle to market earlier in the week. Mrs Bertha Keene returned home to help with butchering. Keith Morgan and wife called at Don Smith's Sunday. Libbie Bealshan visited with her daughter t eta Christian. Austin Hackney and wife announce the birth of a baby girl born now 29th. Colman Smith and wife visited Edgar Sith home Sunday morning. Highview Agenda club met Dec 1 with Cleta Chaston. Relative of Lemon Dernck of Kansas reports health improvements. Franklin Keene visited with Fidon Ranes and wife Sunday evening.

W H Smith J S Smith Columbia Ferris Cowan Edgar Smith Bertha Keene Keith Morgan Don Smith Libbie Austin Hackney Colman Smith Edgar Sith Highview Agenda Club Cleta Chastian Lemon Dernck Kansas Franklin Keene Fidon Ranes

Navy recruiters to visit Unionville on December 12 1987

Recruiting officer T Colway will visit Unionville to interview local young men interested in Navy service and conduct preliminary physical examinations. Those with questions may call the Unionville Post Office on December 18 1987 between 10 am and 3 pm.

Unionville Navy T Colway

Memory of Charles Grabosch Remains in Mourning

A personal memory laments the loss of Charles Grabosch who died December 12, 1936. The verse speaks of deep sorrow and a peaceful sleep, noting the enduring remembrance by his wife Mire Chas Grabnach despite imperfect spelling.

Charles Grabosch Altaya Mire Chas Grabnach

York Township tax drive with December sales event

The MFE Church ladies host a food and doughnut sale on Saturday December 1 in the Marshall building at Stark's Store in Powersville to raise funds for York Township taxes. Jof Wilson is the collector.

Ladies of the MFE Church Marshall Stark’s Powersville York Township Jof Wilson

Penelope Visits Local Stores For Holiday Bargains

Penelope extols a spree of lower priced gifts at HOL MAN'S BEN FRANKLIN'S UNDERWOOD'S LATHROIF'S GAMBLE STORE and MAGGARD'S with items like dresses coats robes and pajamas from 69c to 2.98 plus housewares and cookware. She urges shoppers to compare stock before buying and notes seasonal specials and toy selections for family members.

Holiday bargains and gifts flood local stores

Shoppers encounter a wide range of special prices on irons from 2.96 to 6.96 and electric toasters 2.50 to 7.50. The column highlights toys like a $25 electric train and a $10 doll, fashion items, and home goods. It urges shoppers to visit Wentworth's and Gehma's Cleaners for furniture, fabrics, and a face lift for clothes.

Penelope— Howards

Forest and Unionville Social Weekend Notices

In St. John on Sunday families and neighbors gathered at various homes including Forest Pollock and Clel Dewitt. The John Deere show in Unionville drew local attendance. Students Beary and Beary were absent due to colds while others missed time for illnesses. The Ladies Aid quilted and planned a Christmas tree event for Christmas Eve with the next meeting set for December 16.

Fredace Oren Hancock Forest Pollock Walter Riddle Clel Dewitt Unionville Violet Torrey Bertha Fleeger Ida Norman Ed Trimble Emmett Godfrey Clarence Hancock Merlyn Hi A. B. Cooley Cecil Norman Fred Husted Bert Torrey Beatrice Beary Barbara Beary Rosalee Collins Paul Lee Hancock Emmett Putnam Agnes Cooley Josephine Collins John Torrey

Pleasant Home Visit by Mr and Mrs Dennis Haynes

Mr and Mrs Dennis Haynes were in Kirksville on Monday making a pleasant home visit as noted in local social items.

Dennis Haynes Kirksville

Social Ties and Neighboring Visits Highlight Community Friday

N spent Friday with Mr and Mrs Basil helping with butcher work. Roe Addington is on the sick list. Friends gathered at Mrs Laura C s home on Wednesday December 1st for an old fashioned party. A quilt was quilted and two comforts tacked. A noon dinner was served cafeteria style. Mr and Mrs Muri Croft and Joyce and Mrs Anise Branscomb visited Mr and Mrs Jim Mullins of Hartford. Mr and Mrs Muri Croft called on Mr and Mrs Dennis Haynes Saturday.

Wyreka Home Economics Club Ben Hamilton Privet Jack Mmons Wm Fitzwater Helen Hamilton Darlene Blanchard Fern Simmons Raymond Stout Mra Wm _ Blanchard Basil Roe Addington Laura C Muri Croft Joyce Anise Branscom Jim Mullins Hartford Dennis Haynes

Christmas Home Scene Noted In Quiet Sunday Observance

Sister Kimes failed to fill her appointment at this place Sunday. A light attendance at Sunday School. James Buckallew and daughters Ida and Bonnie visited Rex Behama. Dixon visited the Hamilton home. Milan business visitor called near Gray Thursday. J H Dixon and Mr and Mrs Conrad White were at the T E White home Sunday. Raymond Kelley arrived from New Providence Iowa to spend time with his mother Grace Kelley. Garold Overstreet is visiting with his parents Clel and Mrs Overstreet for a few days.

Kimes Jas. Buckallew Ida Bonnie Rex Behama E Dixon Theamilton Near Gray Milan J H Dixon Conrad White T. E. White Raymond Kelley New Providence Iowa Will Grace Kelley Garold Overstreet Clel Overstreet

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