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Newspaper
Unionville Republican
Location
Unionville, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1915
Page
4
The club offers a systematic method for saving a specified weekly sum to help people of modest means build thrift and gain a bank connection. It emphasizes teaching thrift and making banking services accessible to all.
An advertisement explains a Christmas Banking Club with a simple plan starting at 10c 5c and 2c increasing by the same amount each week. In five weeks the total reaches 12750 dollars with 2350 and 12.75 cited in unclear figures.
City bank invites every man woman and child to join the Christmas Banking Club. Customers can contribute various coin amounts or dollars and receive a bank book showing their club membership. The notice urges immediate participation.
Residents of Lucerne and nearby towns gathered for social events and church activities as preparations began for a Christmas tree at Genoa and Wesley Chapel. A protracted meeting was announced for Union church on January 20, and a light plant project promises double power and 24 hour service. Notable events include deaths, baptisms, and numerous Sunday visits, with community members traveling from Oklahoma, Newtown, and Iowa.
The First Church of Christ reports 151 in Bible School and a $4.89 offering last Sunday despite bad roads. The pastor invites attendance for two Christmas sermons next Lord's Day with a full auditorum and a public Christmas program Sunday evening. Prayer meetings Wednesday nights proceed, with special notes on upcoming events and school programs in Unionville.
Sunday and Monday nights include visits among Elko residents Ethel Riggins Neta Hill and Alma Buckalew with Norma Lloyd and Alma Buckalew with Charley Burns. The revival continues at Eiko church and Bible readings are planned at Buras school Tuesdays.
A brief notice notes weather at Sandy Creek as mild for Christmas and mentions Mr. and Mrs. Clint Patrick with a social greeting about holiday generosity. The fragment ends without clear further detail.
Virgil Matthew announces tax collection for Wilson Township at Marshall's Bank Unionville each Tuesday and Thursday until noon through December.
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