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Newspaper
Unionville Republican
Location
Unionville, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1925
Page
6
Students report on Monday about poetry and current events in class. Miss Oschner leads citizenship and a bulletin board with National State Science Art Religion topics to spark study and discussion.
Students across grades study Shakespeare on site and tour Italian literature in a class trip. The Chickaminshee Camp Fire group demonstrates insect knowledge while teachers discuss future challenges.
The boys basketball season opens after Thanksgiving as 220 students try out under Mr Dillinger. About 15 make the cut to form two teams and prepare for a game against the High School Alumni. The squad trains diligently aiming for a successful year.
Last Wednesday morning Mr. Dil linger’s Agriculture class debated the question Resolved That it is better for a person with a limited capital to rent a farm than to buy one Eight of the pupils debated and the others acted as judges. The affirmative side won the decision.
The circular invites Weet Liberty morning services at 11 and evening at 7 80 and urges all circuit members to attend the final Sundays of the Sunday school quarter. It promotes revival meetings at Union Grove under Pastor AW Pruitt with Bro Worth aiding.
Bertha Scalf and Leslie Ingersoll dined at the Leonard Scalf home Sunday. Ira Potter family visited Jas Scalf family. Clark Scott with George and Harry Montgomery. Ora Thatcher and wife from Iowa visiting Bert Scott home and relatives. Twila Lucille Scalf born to Herman Corbin and wife. Revs Truitt and Worth dined at Claud Reed home. Velma Noland and Harry Scalf spouses attended. Mrs Newt Swiger and daughter mentioned.
Dora and George Montgomery delivered turkeys to Unionville. Rev Worth from Ottumwa helped in Union Grove revival. James Scalf butchered a hog. Tee re Cott Yardley returned home from Mrs Letha Alexander’s where she stayed for housework. Mrs Alexander is improving. Wesley Noland and wife Albert Doyle and family and Mrs Chrinth Age and baby visited Ida Noland. Ora Thatcher and wife Bert Scott at Floyd. Revs Truitt and Worth had dinner at Ida Noland’s Friday. Mary Ellen and Annabelle visited grandparents J Greene and wife Monday night.
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