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Newspaper

Unionville Republican

Location

Unionville, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Dec 14, 1938

Page

7

Christian Home Lula Sradley Town News

Mrs Harvey Woods spent Saturday at the A E Shister home. Mr and Mrs Powell Shaver visited Wednesday at the Noah home. Mrs Marthe Gray joined George Hymes and family for a weekend in Donnellson and Bloomfield Isa. Mrs Grace Halley Fe cage Tuesday afternoon with a Bradley. John J Hamilton and family near Lucerne attended church services Sunday and dined at T E White. Mildred Ledford spent Sunday at Clell Overstreet. Our young people plan a Christmas program for Saturday night December 24. m Dixon and Merle Dixon and family of Northwood visited at the T E White home Friday. Gerald Clark and family moving to the Uncle Charles Rice place.

Harvey Woods A. E. Shister Powel Shaver Noah Marthe Gray George Hymes Donnellson Bloomfield Isa Grace Halley Fe Cage Bradley Ohn J. Hamilton Near Lucerne This Place T. E. White Mildred Ledford Clell Overstreet George Dixon New Providence Iowa Rebaot Lucille Overstreet Lois Simmons M. Dixon Merle Dixon Northwood Gerald Clark Charles Rice

West Liberty Neighborhood Social In Unionville

Gladys Valentine along with several West Liberty residents visited Unionville on a Saturday and Sunday. The gatherings included calls to Mrs N R Harford and daughter Eulalia and Miss Polly Harford, visits to Henry Bishop's home, and multiple neighboring families such as the Cullors, Gilworths, and Knight/Holliday households.

Unionville Neal Cullor N. R. Harford Eulalia Polly Harford Pearl Bishop Gilbert Culler Paul Henry Bishop Altha Smith Gladys Bernie Dean Valentine Ivan Knight Reuben Holliday Fd Lowcock F Gilworth John Shaver Dwight Gilworth Gladys Valentine Od Fitzwater

Community Note of Social Visits and Local Events

Mrs Audra VanVoast Staples spent Thursday afternoon visiting relatives near Unionville and Thursday night with Mrs Mabel Lemen. Cora Keene helped Emma Miller with work last week. Virginia Fortune visited with her brother Cleo Ward near Vaughan school. Don Smith butchered hog on Monday. Misa Nadene Daily visited Lemon with aunt Mina Akera. Katie Smith is mending after a hospital stay. Nora Hamley visited Mr Jett Clapper near Bethany church. Fanny Montgomery stayed with her sons George and Harry Montgomery after traveling from near Milan. Several attended the Lemons candy supper Friday. Everett Keene and family visited Charie Noel in Delpha neighborhood. Ura Lemon helped N Meana with butchering Monday. A fine time at Lemon Saturday. Ladies' Aid served supper. a nice amount was taken in.

Audra VanVoast Staples Unionville Re. Bertha Mabel Lemen Cora Keene Emma Miller Tae Virginia Fortune Cleo Ward Sanity Vaughan Mina Akera Elnor Katie Smith Kirksville Nora Hamley Jett Clapper Bethany Church Fanny Montgomery Milan George Harry Montgomery Lemons Thel Singleton Ella Kopfer Everett Keene Charie Noel Delpha Lemon

Revival in Pennville Closes Year for Rev Jones

Rev Jones and wife hold a revival meeting in Pennville with strong attendance. DeMoss, long ill, shows slow improvement. Mr. and Mrs. Gillum visited W. M. Hill’s home on Sunday. Pearl Carr returns from Iowa for holidays. Mrs. W. M. Hill spent time with Mrs. Earl Atterbury. Earl Gillum and wife joined Sunday with the DeMoss family. Funice Hill visits Temple Hill. Jap Vestal family relocate near Green City. Beulah Vestal visits Mrs. Temple Hill.

Jones Pennville Eas DeMoss John Gillum W. M. Hill Pearl Carr Iowa W. M Hill Earl Atterberry Earl Gillum De‘ons Funice Hill Chloe Shaver Jap Vestal Green City Beulah Vestal Temple Hill

LEMONS MARIE ATKINS FAMILY NOTES AND VISITS

Unionville visitors Mrs Frank Link and Mrs union attended a gathering with Mrs Roy Wallace and Mrs. 2. Milan weekend guests included Marvel and Glenda Noland. Elmer Smith and son Billy of Feiloch visited relatives over the weekend. Mrs Ray Le men reported news about their son Travis.

Frank Link Mra Unionville Roy Wallace Oris Noland Marvel and Glenda Milan Bs Clapper Elmer Smith Billy Feiloch Visied Satorey Prats Ray Lemen Travis

Family Notices Share Kansas Marriage and Local Visits

The notice lists a Kansas resident recently married and a newborn daughter for Mr and Mrs Rolla Parsons. It mentions Lola Howell visiting Ottumwa with her daughter Olive and notes Mr and Mrs Wallace and family moving into a recently vacated home. The Roseberrys relocate to Peter and Tim Daily’s family visits Frank McConnell’s household.

Kansas Rolla Parsons Meeeer Medi Howell Lola Howell Ottumws la Olive

Weekend Social Visits in Local Families

Edith Corbin spent Saturday night and Sunday at the Lee Todd home. Families including Leeper, Van Matre, Dixon, Todd, and Dain Dixon visited or hosted at various homes over the weekend with several calls noted. Additional visits included Mercer trips and calling on neighbors such as Charley Clark and Frank Powders.

Edith Corbin Lee Todd John Leeper Ross Ford van Matre Everett Leeper Dain Dixon Don Todd Frank Thomas Bernard Camp Charley Bickell Press May Leon Leeper Ralph Webb Edith Clark Amber Todd Reva Dixon Barbara Leeper Mercer John Garrel Nelson Rose Loraine Charley Clark Ross van Matre Bill Richardson Frank Powders

Moritz Rosenthal A Legendary Pianist At 75

This month marks an anniversary for Moritz Rosenthal the pianist born in Lemberg now Lviv who began in Vienna at age 10 and served as court pianist to royalty. At 75 he still tours widely, speaks seven languages and is noted for wit and wide accomplishments.

Moritz Rosenthal Rosenthal Lemberg Poland Europe America Vienna Romania Austria Rosenths

Local Household Activities and Visits Mentioned

The item records a series of family and neighbor chores and visits. It notes Floyd Steele, Marvin, John Korns, L Patruk, John Leeper, and others helping with butchering, visiting at the Chaetian and Leeper homes, and caring for a sick daughter in Centerfield, with additional mentions of residents near Worthington.

Mt Vernon Socials and Birthday Celebrations Noted

Misses Faye and Doris Ingersoll and Dick Scott visited Hardy at the Frank Kellison home. Mary Alice Camp and Charley Scalf were visiting Sunday at the James Scalf home. Mr and Mrs Ester Deeds and son Ronald Jakie called at Newt Swiger home Sunday evening. Mr and Mrs Ira Pallies visited Oscar Ingersoll’s family Wednesday night. Walter Camp celebrated his 65th birthday with pie and cake and peaches served, friends wished him many more birthdays.

Faye Doris Ingersoll Dick Scott Hardy Frank Kellison Mary Alice Camp Charley Scalf James Scalf Ester Deeds Ronald Jakie Kennetheeds Eldon Robb Clell Potter Newt Swiger Ira Pallies Wer Oscar Ingersoll Viola Scalf Robert Alexander Walter Camp

Central City Notes On Hamilton Family Gatherings

Central City area residents report a family gathering with Mr and Mrs A D Hamilton and children visiting the G A Galloway home. Basil Hamilton of Farragut Iowa attended a Monday night gathering at his brother J A Hamilton's place. Additional visits include Paul Valentine and family, Everette Hamilton and children, and Joe Verlan along with Sam and Victor Valentine spending time at the Sam Hamilton home.

A. D .Hamilton G. A. Galloway Basil Hamilton Farragut J A. Hamilton Paul Valentine Everette Hamilton Sam Hamilton Joe Verlan Sammy Victor Valentine John J Hamilton Iona Central City J A Hamilton Everette

Local names visit and social calls noted in Hamilton area

Hamilton butcher Tuesday. Oscar Ingersoll and son were Midway callers Wednesday morning. J A Hamilton and son Bai were Lucerne callers. Mr and Mrs Irason visited Wednesday evening at the Oscar Ingersoll home.

Hamilton Oscar Ingersoll and Son J. A. Hamilton

Local Social News From Quincy and Nearby Towns

Lucerne Reevesy Mrs A G Lucerne Reevesy Mrs A G Dee and Claud Cochell with Theodore Jones visited in Quincy with Kenneth Coch ell last weekend. Little Sherran Ray Williams joined great grandparents S Coddington to Kansas City for a few days with relatives. Burl Couchman called to care for ill sister Mrs Jay Ballard. A Lowry and A G Reeves were Unionville shoppers. Cleo Jones came from Ottumwa to visit and returned. OFE Snyder wife and Ralph visited son Gordon and family for Sunday dinner. Vernon Davis of Newtown injured shoulder in town.

Ottumwa Snyder Ralph Gordon Vernon Davis Newtown

Local Social Visitors and Small Accidents Highlight Week

Mrs Jean Hughs and Minn Lowry visited Mrs Arthur Lowry on Wednesday afternoon. Mrs Amanda Watson aided Mrs O E Snyder with the Christian church class on Thursday. A school play at Stele hall drew several attendees Friday night. Mr and Mrs Frank Rhoades called on Unionville. Ralph Hughs injured shoulder while riding a bike. Thomas and Mond Watson and family spent Saturday in Trenton.

Jean Hughs Minn Lowry Arthur Lowry Amanda Watson O. E. Snyder The Christian Church Stele Hall Marion Coddington John Fry F. L. Burlingame Frank Rhoades Unionville Ralph Hughs Thomas

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