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Newspaper

Unionville Republican

Location

Unionville, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Dec 22, 1920

Page

3

Orris Wentworth Surprise Party Honor On Rinker Street

Orris Wentworth returned from Col where he was seen a surprise party was given Wednesday evening by Feune friends in honor of his tenth day. Hiram Hanel sold three hogs Saturday weighing 1360 pounds total with the largest at 605 pounds. Staley of Missoula Montana visited Unionville Monday afternoon for his brothers John Na Jacob they were located in Iran and Jacob six or seven years ten Foxtone na WORM. Marriage licenses were issued last week to Mullins and H Erickson Frank B Walt and Sarah Thomas and John Triplett and Nancy McGill. Alex Lowe of Graysville sold his farm to J Rudd of Morganville Kansas.

Orris Wentworth Col Rinker Feune Hiram Hanel Missoula Montana Unionville John Na- Jacob Iran Jagob Foxtone Mullins H. Erickson Frank B. Walt Sarah ¥. Thomas John Triplett Nancy Mctill Alex Lowe Graysville J. Rudd Morganville Clay County Kans

Powersville building fire destroys marble co and printing office

Twenty years ago this week a blaze gutted the Powersville Marble Co. and the Powersville Pioneer printing office on Monday. Other notes include the death of Mrs. Frank Shriver near Lucerne, local high school seniors preparing carpet rag for the North Ward building, Geo Korne injuring his foot, Nellie Turner heading to Chicago to study, a reestablished post office with George McAnilly as postmaster, and several marriage licenses issued to local couples.

Powersville Marble Co Powersville Pioneer Frank Shriver Lucerne Allen Smith North Ward Geo. Korne Nellie Turner Chicago Sper George Mc McAnilly Merritt Bonebricht Elle Newell Mammon Jones Edith I. Cantaberry Campbell Guffey Melissa Guffey

Mildred Played by The Roes Impresses Crowds This Week

This week 18 years ago a large crowd enjoyed Mildred performed by The Roes on Monday night. Supt WK Armstrong suffered an illness, and Mrs Wm Stages of near Delpha died of pneumonia early this morning. A rag dance at Colin the Armory drew a fair crowd, and George Roth Sr fell down stairs.

Mildred WK. Armstrong Delpha Colin Armory George Roth, Sr

Greet Gib and Batanday at Bishop Quayle Lecture

Greet Gibb and Batanday attend Bishop Quayle's lecture as part of a religious or academic event. The gathering highlights community interest in Quayle's teachings and address.

Gib Batanday Iy Bishop Quayle

Obituary of a Longtime Unionville Resident

A centenarian who lived 98 years and 8 months died December 19 at his daughter’s home in Unionville. Born March 21, 1822 in Westmoreland County, he fought in the Civil War, married Sarah Mathena, had 12 children and numerous grandchildren. He lived on farms in Lincoln Township, served as Justice of the Peace for 18 years, and was a longtime member of the United Brethren and later the Christian church. He is mourned by family across Unionville and Centerville, Iowa.

John Mary Fisher George G. A Summers Unionville Ohere Newice United States Mississippi River Louisiana Union Missouri Troy Buffalo Webster Panty W. Nongfellow Edgar Allan Poe John G. Whnetier Oliver Wendell Helmes Stalph Waldo Emerson Mrs. Sigourney N. P Willis Henry Clay Sioner Hamling California Colorado Westsorelane Pontanewoth Bas Par Krex County Ohio Sarah Mathena Althougn Cofe Uch Sthgi Y Ant Sreetty Lincoln Township Justice of the Peace United Brethren Church Putnam County Christian Church J. Howard Thompson Methodist Church of J. Roy Wright Christian Church of Centerville Iowa Unnionville Awai

Unonville to Willamette Valley Letter from 1920

A letter from Unonville Missouri dated December 11 1920 describes a journey west from Unionville to Portland Oregon via Willamette valleys. The writer details travel by tram and rail to Newberg and Heli isa town near Tillamook county noting fertile fruit country and abundant rainfall with rough ocean coastal weather.

Unonville Unionville Portland Oregon Newberg Willamit Valles Bay Ocean Tain Heli Isa Tillamoop County

A Vivid Sketch of Oregon and Alberta Travel Notes

A personal Pacific Northwest sketch covers Oregon scenery near Columbia River and Tillamook cheese regions, with travel from Portland to Calgary via Spokane and Seattle. The author recalls family, farming yields, deer, warmth, and a Missouri greeting, plus church notices and a year end sermon plan.

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