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Newspaper
Unionville Republican
Location
Unionville, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1938
Page
4
Local church notices describe revival meetings, worship times, and Bible study sessions across several towns. Attending pastors, visiting evangelists, and church leaders invite residents to services and events, with occasional notes on community activities and school groups.
Social items list Mrs Frank Redburn visiting Baarl Landtiser and Mrs Frank Hart calling on Bally McClellan. Mentions of Marvel Hayes Hester and family visiting, and Sybil Crawford with Roger Hester Hayes and Doris Cur Mig calling on Alma Crook. Weekend carnival held Friday and Saturday draws locals.
Ovid Sparks returned Thursday from the Grmth hospital in Kirksville. Neighbors wish his speed was better. Mrs Howard Furguson and Mrs Noah Mulanix were guests of Mr and Mrs Mulanix and Mr and Mrs Wm Cassady. Mr and Mrs Cannady Adama called on Sunday. Taylor returned home after visiting his mother. Fila Tay l B. Hanes, Gladyses and motored to Kirksville Friday. Baker, who has been {1} for past week is reported better. Jandie Cooley and Oma Fol motored to Ottumwa Iowa.
Saturday and weekend activities feature Vada Mulanix and daughters with Alma Ho Jess Whitworth and Deweyt field making business calls. Neighbors, including Grace and Oma Followtl, visited Mrs. G. C. Worthington while quilts were shared at Polly Blodgett’s home. Several families stopped by Flynn and Hogue homes as news spreads of a passing.
Dee 12 Mr and Mrs Vens Kimmel and Mrs Mur Croft were in Kirksville Monday. Mr and Mrs Everett Newman and son Tinyd and Mr and Mrs John Montgomery were in Kirksville Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Klon Tade and family visited with Mr and Mrs Hae Adatngtnn Sunday. Mr and Mrs Jake Pavia and Mrs Coleene Haynes and children Killie Roe and Patty Den visited with Mr and Mrs J M Weat Sunday. Barney Branscom and sons Royce were shopping in Unionville. Idoyd Trutt helped Marl Croft haul day Friday and Saturday. Mr and Mrs Carl Hiatt are the
The Try and Do Club met at the high school house on December 6 with the president calling the meeting to order. Lois Parsons spoke on brushing the teeth and Robert Parsons on building the teeth. Erma Doolin discussed preparation and care of sterilized materials in the home.
The cenotaph is a monument to those buried elsewhere usually for drowned or missing soldiers. The term grew with World War I memorials and is linked to Whitehall London cenotaph monuments.
Circle announces a Christmas party at O. F hall next Friday evening December 16. A program Christmas tree and exchange of gifts will take place. Members and families are welcome.
Readable portions show brief notes about a local event or notice with unclear names and dates. The fragmentary text limits extracting concrete actions, places, or people for a precise headline or summary.
Miss Lucy Tinkeeam noted in Powersville social page. Paul Eilia and family visited in Galesburg. Homer Geeety and Hadley Watson hosted Panday Reva at M. A. Watson residence. Robert Allen of St. Louis spent weekend with H. F. Allen. Rev. Swan conducted Methodist service. Jennie Baker visited Powersville. Roy Buckworth of Corydon attended Powersville social event at the wine house. Harold Blanchard of Kansas City spent weekend with Farnsworth family.
The La Plata paper changes hands due to health issues with the existing editor. Wilmaey Peru announces the sale, with Mr Williams named business manager under the new arrangement.
In the matter of the estate of Jedex Court Casady deceased, L. El Prefer, administrator, petitions for a deed to the south half of the southwest quarter and adjacent land in Missouri, as of the date shown. Judge J T Morgan of Probate signs the filing.
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