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Newspaper

Unionville Republican

Location

Unionville, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Dec 21, 1938

Page

2

Local social notes from Lucerne and nearby towns

Seymour Iowa and Powersville households visit and host others. Des Moines and Bondurant ties noted. Parades and weekend trips mentioned, with Kansas City and Unionville as nearby connections. Community movement includes Mr and Mrs Maxwell, Mr and Mrs Burlingame, and several families visiting relatives across Iowa.

Glenn Martin A. E. Maxwell Seymour Iowa Kermit Thomas Powersville Don Todd Chas Burlingame Des Moines Wm Clair Oklahoma M J Vincent D L Thomas Doen Todd Jamil Sprayal John Tuller Bhaw Cato F U. Burlingame Chas Bondurant Sa Joby Burlingams Max Dion Maines John Thornes Maxwell Princeton Sherrun Kay Wlama Kansas City Putnam I. Burlingame

Bethany Mrs Anna Miller Gathering in Bethany

Mrs Anna Miller and family hosted a gathering with relatives including Mr and Mrs Tas Mr and Mrs Biden and several children. The event included meals and informal visits as siblings and extended family spent time together at the home of Mr Water Sebrelle and Mrs Helen Sehoon.

Water Sebrelle Tome Sevder Helen Sehoon John Miller Vester Parken Clee Miller Fandy Dean Terehor Mar Idley

Graysville Residents Share Christmas Wishes and Visits

Mrs. Chris Pearson and Graysville readers wish readers of The Republican a Merry Christmas and Happy New Year. Local residents, including Linnie Brown, Virgil Johnson family, Willie Brown family, and many others, were noted visiting kin in Kirksville and attending events during the week.

The Republican Linnie Brown Virgil Johnson Willie Brown Cy Smith Kirksville Frida Mra Erma Pearson Willard Vance Jimmy Lean Byron Roge Myrtle Pearson Annabel Alexander Anna Hodges Ollie Hurley Tob Smith Graynvile Unionville Thuradas Flora Mathes Mes Willa Hichardaar Mrw Tata Muster Flon Toons Mahes Buster Ferra Peureer Jotun Lao Tocallern Prija Neli

Lemons Marie Atkins Visits Family at Home

Marie Atkins Lemons visited from Monday until Thursday at the home of her son Chas and daughter in law Fern Atkins and daughters Jean and Joujee. She traveled from Brummitt to be with family.

Tee Mra Wir Brumrritt Chas Mr Fern Atkins Jean and Joujee

Community Notes from the Week in Lathrop Area

The column records visits and family news around Lathrop Missouri and nearby towns. Social calls include Sherman Lorence hosting about twenty friends, multiple relatives visiting, and condolences for Mrs. McConnell of Perrysville. The notice mentions funerals, travel to Kansas City, and cemetery arrangements at Lathrop.

Moines Taller Herschel Tallers Willamsgon Berry McNabb Sherman Lorence Seth Bruce Gon David Ike Fern Atkins Daghters Jean Louise Bat Forrest Atkins Douglas Maynard Wesley Brummitt Carl McNurlin Virginia McNurlin H. F. Mc Mnell Chas Loyence Virgil Letha Fern Lucerne Marjorie Etal Brummitt Jane McNurlin Mabel Roland Bunday Elvin Lorence Annie Young John Lorence Perrysville Ind Lopeict Ee Ae Oan McConnell F 0Nce Madison Howesiya Edd Bruce Lathrop Cemetery Scott Daily Lawrence Stalph Spencer Dons Violet

West Liberty Social Notes Highlight Local Visits

Gladys Valentine and Mrs Hue ford plus Mrs Neal Galloway and others visited from Thursday to Sunday. Jean Forest and Francis Verne spent Friday to Sunday at the Gall. Mrs Hamilton worked in Crionville Saturday. Dora Lutes from Tavern stayed a week with Mrs Hurferd. Ed fare ock and Peart Birtop were week busy with butchering. A large crowd from near tere gathered in Nionvale Thursday for Santa.

Dora Lutes Peart Birtop Pilla Torrey Valentine Nionvale

Local Social News Highlights from Brammall Area

Sunday visits mark a quiet week as residents like Miss Fulah Williams and Juanita Perk spend time together. Families including the Bramhall, Williams, Bates, Scritchfield, and Flynn households share gatherings and calls in Mendota Kirksville and nearby areas.

Miss Fulah Williams Juanita Ford Kerby Litel Bates Ketel Bates Reva Robbing Helen Perkeypile Don Shuey Frank Bramhall Johnnie Williams Nannie Williams Pete Bramhall Valee Arthur Scritchfield Pearlie Brown Mendota Miss Marvel Bates Cincinnati Doris Bates

Worthington Social Roundup Hard to Capture

Martha Alexander visited Alma Logston and family while Ruby Flynn and daughter Phylis Gene joined Grace Followill and Gladys Hanes and daughter Lae vera. Omar Followill was called on Monday by the group. Mr and Mrs Albert Reed and children spent Wednesday in Kirksville.

Guy J. B Kirksville John L. Followill Glen Baker Martha Alexander Alma Logston Ruby Flynn Phylis Gene Grace Followill Gladys Hanes Laevera Omar Followill Albert Reed

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