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Newspaper

Unionville Republican

Location

Unionville, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Dec 20, 1916

Page

3

Tanlac Sold In Unionville From Global Roots

Tanlac, the mas­sie medicine, is offered in Unionville at Howard's drug store. The recipe draws roots and herbs from Europe Asia and the Americas with ingredients sourced from the Alps Apennines Pyrenees and countries including Persia India Mexico Colombia and Peru. Joseph von Trimbach directs blending at the Tanlac laboratory in Dayton Ohio for worldwide distribution.

Unionville United States Alps Apennines Pyrenees Busan Asia Europe Jamaica Brazil West Indies Boelias Agia Aearthor Persia India Mexico Columbia Peru Tanlac Lab Rypertories Dayton Ohio Josiah von Trimbach Gother Undonville Howard's Drug Store

Real Estate Transfers in Unionville Area

A long list of property deeds shows numerous transfers in and around Unionville Missouri with buyers and sellers including Elmer Corbin, G H Davidson, D B Purcell, Michael Hoskin, George Bradshaw, Isaac Vinson, George Robb, George Campbell, L W McDonald, Fred Vincent, Joseph Vincent, James Hickman, Margaret Vincent, and many others. Prices range from 1 to 14 thousand dollars, with filings in W D and Q C D designations and various sections and townships noted. Local notices include community Christmas greetings and social snippets.

Elmer Nathaniel Corbin Herman Corbin G. H. Davidson C E Reeves D. B. Purcell George Bradshaw Jonathan Kimmel Isaac M Vinson J J Vinson George E. Robb Andrew H. Robb W. D George S. Campbell Ur Campbell Fred Vincent A. T A. D Joseph E. Vincent Alles Vincent Anderson Gow Lucerne Mo Aul G. Hickman Jas. L. Hickman James H. L. Hickman Paul G. Hickman Margaret J. Vincent Thomas “B. sVincent Yee R. Matheson A. Stone Unionville W.D George W. Bunch H. Sb. Burns G. Hickman Jaspe Hickman Fai James E. Followwill Vee. Garr D. F. Garr Ecko. Henson C. J. Mraxler Exdellie West Lee Ethel

Christmas Hope Arises in Odd Local Notes

A rustic recap notes Sandy Creek residents Sandy Creek Lawrence and Tommy Hall helping Jess Robbins with wood. Fern Cowan spent Sunday with Tommy Hall. G C Hall did butchering Friday and Saturday. Beet wishes for a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year.

Sandy Creek Lawrence Tommy Hall Jess Robbins Santa Claus Aleigh Fern Cowan G. C. Hall

Terre Haute Couple Escape Bridge Crash on Lucerne Trip

Ter re Haute M Wilson and wife narrowly avoid a fatal crash when their car’s steering locks near a bridge. The impact ruptures a banister, halts the engine, and prevents the vehicle from plunging into the creek. Local social notes include a pie supper Friday and visits by J B Flater and others.

M. Wilson Lucerne Terre Haute J B Flaters Jake Young J L. Morris C. L. Campbells Will Foote Sam Parrish Matt Addlesperger J. B. Flater

Local residents share visits and moves in Ora Guffey area

Lone Star Dade Guffey called at the Ora Guffey home Tuesday morning. Henry Anders moved to Kellogg. Kellogg's household goods to Unionville Mon. Mrs Hattie McCollum and daughter Poe called on Mrs B E Payne Tuesday morning. Mrs B E Payne sewed for Mrs Francis Minear last week. Mrs S F Cowan returned Monday from Pollock where she was with ill father Geo Scobee. Pearl Mimear visited Mrs Ora Guffey Wednesday evening. Marjorie Payne spent weekend with home folks. Ora Guffey and son Carl spent end of last week with relatives near Martins town. Forest and Vivian Minear spent weekend with cousin Marvel Burns. Chester Cowan of near Martinstown called at Wm Minear home Sunday.

Norma Lloyd Alma Buckalew Clark Burns Lydia Cheate Ruth Reta Wm. Harradine Minnie Burns Clarence Carter Nellie Bradshaw Minnie Branson June Pearl Correll Reta Shaw Lyle Burns Earl Gill Tom Anders George Bramhall Vera Si Bunch Carl Hade Burns Jim Gillum Zade Burns Dade Guffey Ora Guffey Henry Anders Tno Kellogg’s Unionville Hattie McCollum Poe E. Payne Francis Minear F. Cowan Pollock Geo. Scobee Pearl Mimear Marjorie Payne Martinstown Forest Vivian Minear Marvel Burns Chester Cowan Minear

Revival Meetings Continue at Bethany with Noted Helpers

Shady Lane reports ongoing revival services at Bethany drawing good crowds and interest. Rev Pollock to assist Rev Cater and the pastor after Tuesday night, with song service at 7 p.m. Community updates list visits by Orel Singleton and others, including Elsie Fanning from Unionville and exchanges among local families.

Bethany Pollock Cater Orel Singleton J. Kopfer Elsie Fanning Unionville Opal Christian Lucille Clapper Lovel Collins Nettie Caller Opg Simmons Faye Dickson Opal Helen Christian

Christmas Greetings and Local Visits in Lemons Area

Sunday visits mark a festive close to the year as residents such as Mr Craft and John Overstreet host gatherings. Miss Ida Bradshaw and Miss Galena Bradshaw, studying at Unionville, spend the weekend with Ethel Jenson while Burl Mundon of Anders district visits family. Roy Fetters and kin travel to Lemons to see relatives, and Jon Hume stops by Roy Lawson. Merry Christmas and best wishes for the New Year are extended to The Republican and readers.

Mike Craft John Overstreet Ida Galena Bradshaw Unionville Ethel Jenson Burl Mundon Anders Raley Roy Fetters Jon Hume Roy Lawson The Republican

Local Socials and Visits Highlight Weekend in Unionville

Sidney George Lewis Isaac Wiles Gilbert and Denton Drummond and Neal Mullings planned a bus trip to Unionville Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. James Butler and daughter stayed with Jim Harmon. Davis Ledford visited her cousin Hazel. Lottie Butler spent Sunday evening with Frances and Inez Harmon. Remember Bro Vestal’s appointment at the Clark Saturday night. Mr and Mrs A Cooley and baby visited Geo Shibley and wife. Harmon visited his father and family. Rev Golphnee held several nights meetings at the Clark with large crowds. Box supper at the Morelock drew many locals Saturday night.

George Lewis Isaac Wiles Gilbert and Denton Drummond Neal Mullings Unionville James Butler Jim Harmon Davis Ledford Hazel Lottie Butler Frances Inez Harmon Bro. Vestal Clark A. Cooley Baby Geo. Shibley Harmon Rev Golphnee Morelock

Christmas Greetings and Local Social Notes

Rehobeth sends Merry Christmas wishes to all. Notices describe visits, family events, births, and social calls among residents including the Hart, Morrow, Shelton, and Fowler families. A birth is reported, and a large weekend gathering at Hartford with plans to continue meetings all week invites attendance.

Local Social Notes and Outings Mentioned

Cold weather frames this update as families travel and visit. Mr and Mrs G O Lee and daughter Lillie, and Mr and Mrs J A Speak with daughter visit Charlie Martin home. Mrs Belle Minks and children depart for Marshalltown Iowa. J B Latimer on sick list. J A Speak F A Grogan and Hobart visit Centerville Iowa. Hog butcherings noted in area last week. P A Anderson and family R A Landtiser and family and John Landtiser and son Everett visit Carl Morgan home Sunday.

G. O. Lee Lillie J. A. Speak Charlie Martin Belle Minks Charles Lydia Marshalltown Iowa J. B. Latimer F. A. Grogan Hobart Centerville P. A. Anderson R. A. Landtiser John Landtiser Everett Carl Morgan

Irving Davis Leads Christmas Trade To Centerville Iowa

Santa Claus visits energize Irving Davis in Centerville Iowa as a business drive unfolds this week. Local families, visits, and gatherings mark a quiet, community centered period with multiple households hosting relatives and neighbors over the weekend.

Guardian's Notice for Fi Elizabeth Delano Guardianship

Guardianship letters issued for Fi Elizabeth Delano on November 22 1916 by Putnam County Probate Court Missouri. All claimants must present their claims for allowance within one year from publication or be barred. Guardian identified as M Al persons named in notice.

Fiizabeth Delano Putnam County Missouri

No Use for College-Bred Men in Local Coal Office

A coal dealer declares he has no use for college educated men and will train a young man in his own business. A customer replies that the dealer prefers men without fixed ideas about weights and measures in his shop.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Chetts Tanlac Putasm County Pratt & Vreeman Uneraville Laurette E. Halley Austin P. McCollum George W. Schnelle Ray Schnelle Jasper M. Norris Marion F. Link Daniel Badger Don H. Crooks Worthingo H. R. Hackney John H. Schnelle W D John Smith Edgar B. Thompson Montgomery Hovermale Finis E. Marshall Lot Block Unonville Austin P George R McCollom Austin P. McCollom Frank Boston Anthony Lee Jota Fairview Samuel E. Huffman William J McCune George W. Bramhall Luther D Minnick Lucerne Electric Light Co D. W Dickson Village of Anderson Jane A. North E. G McMains Livonia P. W. Wiles Samuel Standley James B. Guffey John W. Huston William H. Timberlake Chas. T. Neighbors Martha Fowler A. L. Cotton M. A. Barnhart A. H. Johnson W D Followwill Macedonia C. Bucher Emily Newell Homer E. Olinger Otis R. Jacobs Wallace G. Whiteley Pollock Add Powersville Aia W. D. Cater J. B. Fanning Will Pollock S. J Fred Culler Will Hackney Henry Haigler Merida Smith Lone Star Shady Lane Lemong Sidney Rehobeth Augusta Mullenix Callie Hatfield Wilber Fowler Si Gilstrap Russel Woolever John Fowler Collie Raney Daisy Morrow Pearl Hart Fred Minear Barnhouse Artie Manda Morrow Walter Shelton Pennville Hartford Irving Davis Mike Ross Childdren Henry Meyer Clara Barnett Ralph John Smith Malinda Fullerton John H. Guffey Clarence Ray Jacobs Elizabeth Brown Ida Davis Russell Lindley S. C. Ratliff Clara Walker Collins, Mont Nellie Ratliff C. C. Baquet George Surry Mary Carrie Roas Willie Bunyard Guardian's Forbes Bros
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