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Newspaper

Unionville Republican

Location

Unionville, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Dec 10, 1919

Page

8

Thanksgiving Socials and Local Movements Noted in Unionville

A fragmentary report mentions Charley Rex Sand and Mrs. R. E. Hill on a business trip to Leons City with a group dining out. Hunters from Unionville roamed the area during Thanksgiving. Helen Haynes and the Vestal family are seen in social contexts and E. L. Medlin couple move to a newly purchased home.

Erenedrell Rex Sand R. E. Hill Leons City Raed Noah Giflum Unionville Helen Haynes John Joe Bena Acr John Vestal Joevi Pearl Jim Nul E. L. Medlin

Local Thanksgiving Visit Notes From Sacoda Area

Thanksgiving week reports show families from Sacoda and nearby towns gathering at homes of Casady Huffman McKay and Wrekoff kin. Visitors include Mr and Mrs Zell Lane Mr and Mrs Alva Casady and others, with several trips to Centerville Iowa for medical care and family time.

Willie Casady Elmer Hackett_home Phillips Katherine Haag Lily Pate Willie Newt Wolfe Tomipe City Johnt Phillips Pear Gertha Fife Centerville Fifé Alva Casady Mahion Hibbs Clarence Hibbs Near

Local News Roundup Reflects Visits Moves and Illness

Residents report family visits and health updates as Thanksgiving gatherings occur across the community. Mrs. Bente near Sidney received word of illness while Mrs. Hugh Dixon’s funeral proceeded after a paralysis earlier in the week.

Local family activity sparks community interest

A fragmentary item notes Elmer, Rocket, and daughters Helen and Elma along with son Janie age on a Shareday event at a MTaraecs venue, suggesting a small family gathering drawing local attention.

Helen Elma Janie Shareday Mtaraecs

Illness Grips Mrs Aubrey as Pain Rises at Home

Mrs Aubrey, stricken with cancer, remains under constant morphine after Friday night. A telephone message to Mrs Sam Lawson from Green City reports her mother’s condition as very serious with no hope of recovery.

Riggins Leon Sharr Sam Lawson Green City W. L. Aubrey

First Church of Christ Sees Gains in Bible School

Last Sunday the Bible school reached 183 present with an offering of 6.90 dollars. Morning service attendance was about 200 and the evening service 260 to 800. A mixed quartette sang and more music is planned next Sunday. About 120 young people attended Sunday evening. Parishioners emphasize church attendance as a good habit and invite friends to return.

Bible School

Sleepy Ridge Social Notes From Thanksgiving Week

Faye Burns Odessa Wilson and Ida Bradshaw returned Wednesday to visit family as school closed. Arch Bradshaw and family joined Thanksgiving at the Paterpals Baker home. Bessie Pickerie called on Fay and Feth Burns Thursday afternoon. Lafe and others worked on hay and corn tasks while several residents visited relatives through the week. Agnes Brahe spent Sunday with her grandpa.

Aydin Choate Reta Ruth Clark Burns Joe Darya Pietie Aly Nellie Trent Mabel Mra Martha Thompson Sa Reeree Bradshaw W. T. Harradine Pey Geo Yeas Seya East Burns Ork Joe Burns Nnto Im Ledford Lew Hill C. F Musgrave Matherine Schuster Pearl Schuster Martinstown Hugh Dixon Dixon Cemetery Dixon Jerry Haynes Ethel Riggins Harding, Neb Fannie Riggins Faye Burns Odessa Wilson Ida Bradshaw Arch Bradshaw Paterpals Bessie Pickerie Eal Fay Feth Burns Bidd Hales Sori George Unionville Lefe Shelton Edd Hawkins Monapeli Kshaw Thehgs Agnes Brahe

Biology and the Bible sermon at pundy church

On December 14, 1918 Rev. Bruce W. Davis preaches at 11 a.m. on Biology and the Bible. The day includes a Sunday Bible class at 9 46 and a note that no evening service will be held due to Fuel Conservation committee directives.

Bruce W. Davis Committee On Fuel Conservation

Early Irish Culture and Ancient Cross at Congabbey

The article notes rich evidence of early Irish culture through artifacts such as a gold traced cross at Congabbey among the graves of Ireland’s ancient dead including Rory OConnor. It claims these works show a civilization in Ireland before Norman contact, suggesting there are many such instances to consider.

Ireland Congabbey Rory O'Connor

Mends Granite Ware With Putty And Slow Bake

The government advises a simple repair method for granite ware. Fill the hole with putty until soft, apply pieces on both sides, press together and smooth edges. Bake slowly in an oven until the putty turns deep brown to restore water containment.

Tasmanian Climate Praised Despite Aged Officer’s Claim

A cryptic report recounts a young officer accusing doctors of giving him a pension instead of treatment in Tasmania. The tale centers on a long life ending at an implausible age, with references to health claims and colonial-era pension practices.

Tasmania Lando Ine

Clay and Cork Form Light Heat Insulator

A Norwegian engineer has developed a heat insulating material from a clay and cork mixture. When burned the mixture yields a very light substance claimed to be eminently usable for all heat insulation purposes. Indianapolis News reports this discovery.

Indianapolis News

Last Word in Warship Design Seeks New Dreadnought

The article describes a superdreadnought as a 28000 ton class ship with top speeds around twenty five knots and main batteries of 13.5 inch caliber or greater. It calls the vessel the last word in naval architecture and mentions its prominence as a flagship concept.

City Tax Clerk H. Stout Urges Early Payments

Citizens are advised to visit H. Stout to settle city tax, light, and water bills before year’s end. The note warns residents to call at the office this month as collection rounds are limited and time is short.

H. Stout Orvine Light and Water

Freezing Ice Cream Time Tips From A Quick Freeze

A brief note on freezing ice cream recommending a warm space to speed up freezing. The method suggests that warmer surroundings cause quicker initial hardening as the mixture begins to freeze faster.

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Wesley Fie Cassy Fox Sacoda Charles Mc Farion Widey Ralph Monsey Webber John Sepa Ee Ees General News Lela Yrent Bente Sidney Standard Oil Company Indiana Baeck Michigan Ave Chicago DR. Price First Church OF Christ Sleepy Ridge Presbyterian Church Mends A. B. Pratt Mr. Pratt Tomers W. A. Shelton
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