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Newspaper
Unionville Republican
Location
Unionville, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1937
Page
8
Local residents report visits and travel including John L. Reece and Rev W A Pollock in Milan. Several illness cases mention Mr J A Brown and Mrs Jennie Coppock. The Junior Class announces The Scarecrow Creeps play on November 15.
Local school notes list the Scarecrow Creeps junior class play set for Wednesday December 15 and report a flurry of visits and family gatherings around town. Several residents attend funerals and social visits across Carrollton Kirksville Trenton Keokuk and Mt Ayr.
Report notes a December 15 mystery solving night for the junior class. Cited names include Mr and Mrs Ray Schnelle of Pollock in Monville shopping Monday and Miss Marne Bonebright visiting from Chillicothe with her parents.
Notice warns against attending The Scarecrow Creeps Junior Class Play in Wa y on December 15 if fear of darkness is an issue. Local social notes mention visits and travels among residents of Tabor Iowa Pollock and Lemons with names including Miases Icis Emma Perkins Ralph Cannon Merlin Carrier R S Perkins Paul Collins and others.
A local social page lists Mrs Cheater Burns as Nibble Club hostess this Friday afternoon. Several groups hold gatherings including Presbyterian Ladies Aid at the Wynn home and a Pinochle Party hosted by Miss Jathan Slodson Sunday night. Occasions include a 44th wedding anniversary for Mr and Mrs Isaac Loughead and various birthday and shower events across the community.
A textile item described as Dubonnet navy or brown background Persian printed charmeuse rayon satin trimmed. The short note notes color options and fabric type suitable for clothing or upholstery.
A humorous column notes a husband questions the source of his wife being outspoken. The piece mentions wartime propaganda and cultural contrasts with a wry, satirical tone consistent with Republican want ad style. It highlights irony in domestic commentary and public perception of speaking out.
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