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Newspaper

Unionville Republican

Location

Unionville, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Dec 27, 1916

Page

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Obituary of William C. Scott of Unionville Mo 1916

William C. Scott born February 4 1828 in Wilmington Delaware died December 22 1916 at his Unionville Missouri residence aged 88 years 10 months 18 days. He moved with his parents to the great west near St John Putnam County and married Sarah E January 16 1872 having four sons Fred A Orin H and Crate Orahar all of whom remained near Unionville. He joined the United Brethren church January 20 1888 and was a faithful member. Surviving brothers J J Scott Philipburg Missouri Ye K Scott Sedalia Mo and G H Scott Waynesville Mo. He was a long time Unionville resident respected citizen and faithful Christian. A brief service was held at a residence by Rev H A Doughty of the Methodist church at 10 am and funeral services at Union Church at 1 pm. Interment in Union Cemetery with floral tributes and the sincere sympathy of many friends.

Wm. C. Scott Wilington Del Ee Mo Great West St. John Putnam County Sarah E Fred A. Orin H Cratein Orahar Unionville United Brethren Church Scott Hhér Better Land J. J Scott Philupaburg K. Scott Sedalia G. H Scott Weraville Rex H. A Doughty Methodist Church Union J Rev Dough Aed

Death of Carm Burns Reported as Natural Causes

Coroner C A Leonard investigated the death at John Bibee’s home near Sidney on December 17. Evidence indicated acute indigestion led to Carm Burns’ death while he slept. no jury was needed. Relatives present included a brother and two sisters.

A Leonard Carm Burns John Bibee Sidney Urna Bibee Burns Biber Hazewood Mr Burns

End Of A Tumultuous Year For The Republican 1916

The Republican closes 1916, a year marked by bloodshed and rising costs. Editors pledge no immediate price increases, noting material costs up three hundred percent yet maintaining rates to support readers and friends through hard times. They express gratitude to supporters and optimism for a better year ahead.

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Unusual Christmas Weather Across Ten Days

The region saw extreme swings in temperature over ten days from bitter cold to rain and warmth. Last week temperatures plunged to 16 to 20 degrees below zero then rose to milder levels with southeast winds bringing spray and occasional thunderstorms on Christmas night.

Plains States Missippi

Despondent son shot dead in Iowa barn near Piano

Ralph Comstock son of John Comstock of this city was found dead in a barn near Piano Iowa Thursday afternoon a gun lay beside him. Paul Comstock away at Mystic and Mrs Comstock at a sister's. Death possibly accidental or suicide, body brought here Saturday and buried Sunday in Unionville cemetery. Funeral conducted by Elder A R Kepple at the Church of Christ.

Ralph Comstock John Comstock Paul Piano Iowa Mystic Unionville A. R. Kepple Church of Christ

Comstock kin and social notes span Midwest ties

The article lists extended Comstock family connections across Iowa and Illinois from Putnam county to Cincinnati and Plano. It notes Ralph Orrin Comstock born February 28 1885 in Putnam county, his church and Mason ties, and his friends’ sympathy as he spent years away in other lands.

Frank and Mirl Comstock Meadames Otto Hansen Lizzie Volz Edith Holt Chicago Ill C A Comstock Cincinnati Iowa Paul Comstock Pidtfo Roscoe Wales Plano Ralph Orrin Comstock Putnam County John Lizzie Comstock Christian Church Mason Oat Winfield

Also Mentioned on This Page

Unionville’s Bank For Savers Citizens Bank Citizens Bank of S. D. Hayward John J Josepn Union Cemetery Wm. Go Alcott Frand A. Scott Crate Martin Orin H. Scott Misa Orah National Bank of Unionville Frst the National Bank of Unionville Christmas Thrift Club Marshall Courages Thrift Hollie Agee Kirksville Misa Agee Misa Jenevieve Thomas Nella Mullemx Misa Fay McCutchen Lilla Fower Eustace Valentine Alnyg Agee Fortunta McCutchen Bank of Unionville Unionville, Missouri
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