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Newspaper
Unionville Republican
Location
Unionville, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1937
Page
7
The article notes Reverend Harmon leaves the Omaha Baptist church on July 29 after over nine years of service. A vesper service is planned Sunday from 5:30 to 6:30 p.m. and parishioners are invited to attend while Winfield Church announces Christmas vesper hymns and evening worship.
The Baptist Church announces a Christman program So Room in the Inn led by the church Sunday School with Mrs Conrad White as chairman. Activities include a Friday practice plus a Sunday service with choir offertory and special readings. Church events extend into next week with prayer, Bible study, and chorus practice.
Senior School reports and church notices announce sermons at Jane's Chapel Lucerne United Brethren and Catholic Church services. Graysville U B Church lists morning and evening hours. Weather notes describe a deep winter chill with temperatures plunging to three below zero.
The Princeton Post observes the 100th anniversary of the first settlement in Merer county begun in 1837 by James Parrson who traveled alone from Tennessee and Alabama to build the initial cabin. The issue publishes a history of Parron and county life, a valuable new chronicle of local history.
Mr and Mrs Carl Christian and Mrs Libbie Best visited the Floyd Steele home on Wednesday afternoon. Kenneth Johnson and his parents were guests for a two week visit. Mrs D M Johnson tis and Mrs Richard Hunter along with Ma and Mrs Edd Raines spent Wednesday evening there. The Means community club met with Mrs Flossie Reveree with eight people plus one visitor. The next meeting is with Mrs Johnson on December 16. Everett Davis and son Vere visited Saturday morning. Mrs Everett Davis owns three hundred chickens. Ara Lemen and wife spent Sunday at L N Means home. Floyd Steele completed a shucking corn Friday. Mrs Floyd Steele and Irene ... Wednesday afternoon with Mars Hecker.
Lieutenant Hjalmer F Olsen of Wanukengan Nebraska is named the champion Navy father. He is a retired officer with five sons in the Naval service: Charles F Olsen Clarence E Olsen Earl K Olsen Robert I Olsen and Albert R Olsen. Born in Norway in 1860 he served on the battleship Iowa during the Spanish American War. He retired in 1904, returned in 1906 to the Chicago Naval Training Station, served again during World War I and received a letter of commendation from Secretary of the Navy Stanton Swan.
The Missouri Association for Social Welfare notes that Missouri's earlier mothers' aid laws were optional and county financed, leading to limited use. Senate Bill 125 establishes a state social security law making Aid to Dependent Children available in all counties, replacing the patchwork system.
The text describes eligibility rules for Missouri Mothers Aid in 1964, aiming to keep children in their homes by supporting needy mothers or relatives. It states that a child must be in the state for at least one year, under sixteen, and deprived of parental support due to death, illness, or other causes, with residence in a relative’s home.
Plaintiff J R Roe Jr files petition and affidavits in the Putnam County circuit court February term 1928. Defendants Cecil Carmichael and Willie Carmichael are alleged nonresidents.
The court orders publication to notify defendants of a civil action by the plaintiff. The case seeks relief on a titled tract in a city addition and property description. Return by February next to avoid default. signed by Forrest Smith, Circuit Clerk.
Public sale of the north half of the northeast quarter of section 85 township 67 range 16 in Putnam County Missouri. The sale by substitute trustee Ray Mabee will occur at the north front door of the County Courthouse in Unionville on Thursday the 50th day of December 1987 between 9:00 am and 5:00 pm for cash to satisfy the secured note and costs.
WM WHEATON of Powersville RAYMONDSON of Hartford A P BOULTON of Willard COFFMAN of Liveaia DB BLANKENSHIP of BR RAYES of Liveaia Graysville listed in a community roster.
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