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Unionville Republican

Location

Unionville, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Dec 24, 1919

Page

2

Local notes mix memory and chores in Shaldron Neb

Basil Hackney of Shaldron Nebr and former resident shakes hands with old friends. The column records visits, schoolwork, telegraphy training, a coal shortage, a horse death, and social and family news including weddings, illnesses, and community events amid winter weather and upcoming Pershing visit.

Basil Hackney Shaldron Nebr

Obituary of Dr Toren Gray in Powersville church service

The obituary recalls Dr Toren Gray of Powersville who died December 20 1919 after illness in Centerville Indiana. A physician and temperance advocate he served St John Missouri and gave lectures improving the community. He joined many orders including Free Mason Somera Lodge 206 and IOOF. He leaves wife two children and two grandchildren. His funeral with Masonic rites was at the Powersville Methodist Church.

Toren Gray St. Josateer St. John Putnam County Methodist Church Someraary Lode Powers Ahs Lnionville Lodge St. John I. O. O. F Centerville Cando Methodist Episcopal Church Powersville B. Leatherman Dr Gray J Howard Thompson Wm. Pollock Powersville Ceme Gray

Maple Grove Social News Roundup With Local Visits

Mrs Hattie Lawson visits Rome ponesta. Mr and wife stay in Unionville with Mortimer Hill Monday night. Esthel and Ethel Riggins visit Pennville relatives on Monday. Fannie Steward very ill at grandparents home. Minnie Aversa Nellie Trent in Unionville Thursday for shopping. Jim Coghill and wife Sunday at Ettie Roggina home. John Gillum and wife visit Will Lunsford home weekend. George Ledford Unionville visits home folks Sunday. Alfred Shaw trips to Greencastle Saturday. Gladys Gillum home from Jacksonville for two weeks. Ivy Woods Sunday visit Dottie Shaver. George Gillum Beas Carr visit Alfred Shaw home. Wishing The Republican readers a Merry Christmas and Happy New Year.

Hattie Lawson Rome Ponesta Unionville Alfred Shaw Greencastle Gladys Gillum Jasonville Ivy Woods Dottie Shaver George Gillum Beas Carr Republican

Local Social News From Wesley Chapel

Mr and Mrs John Phillips and several neighbors visited James Gallagher and Win Gardner along with Mildred Wyckoff and Grace Butler. Readers like Alice McKay Zoe Hoobler Ella Wyckoff and others enjoyed two week vacations returning home last Friday.

Johnt Phillips Win Gardner Misa Grace Butler Will Wyckef Daugh Mildred James Gallagher Alice McKay Zoe Hoobler Ella Wyckoff Willie Casady Elmer Hockett John Hibbs Lord Dixon Grandma Hibsa Mah- Jon Fubba

Revival Meetings Set Across Town Next Sunday

The notice lists services at Bethany at 11 a m Pollock at 3 pm and Lemons at 7 pm with a revival at Pollock beginning December 31 8 a m erman pastor leads the event noting multiple congregations participate.

Bethany Pollock Lemons Erman

Eyes Tested Glasses Fitted At Office Visit

A brief notice states that eye testing and glasses fitting services were provided at an office, with the patient Nelliz Achards referenced. The wording suggests an optometry service event during a ten week period in Northern Sl,ategee.

Ben

Notice of Stockholders Meeting and Election

Notice states a stockholders meeting for The Marshall National Bank on Tuesday January 18 1920 to elect five directors for the ensuing year and conduct other business. Also notices annual stockholders meeting for The Unionville Republican Printing Company to elect officers and conduct regular business on Saturday January 10 1920 at nine in the morning.

Ike Salebury Pollock Marshall National Bank Unionville Republican Printing Company Unionville Missour J C McKinley Clarence Conger

Presbyterian Church Service Notices for New Year

The last Sunday of 1919 invites all to Sunday services. Rev Bruce W Davis preaches at 11 o’clock on The New Year and at 7 30 p m on The Royal Road to Happiness. Sunday school assembles at 9 45 a m.

Bruce W Davis

Spur thritten a rast one E Chiles growth

Fragmentary note references a small girl tied to a church context and a Sunday school absent from attendance. No clear event or identifiable organizations are readable in the text.

Uvery Musee Parte

Guardian's Notice of Minor Ruben Bouline Estate

Letters of guardianship granted December 18 1919 for Ruben R Bouline a minor by Putnam County Missouri Probate Court. Claims against the estate must be filed for allowance within one year from publication or be forever barred. Published December 24 1910. Jenne R Exline Guardian Attest T B Valentine Judge.

Ruben RE. Bouline Putnam County Missouri Tri Guardian T B. Valentine

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