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Newspaper

Unionville Republican

Location

Unionville, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Dec 31, 1913

Page

5

Christmas Reminiscences and Family Gatherings in Unionville

Niece Miss Chiles Hayes and relatives hosted holiday hospitality. Joe Seifers’s family enjoyed Christmas dinner with extended Seifers Webb and Dewees relations. Barn work by Fred Scott Isaiah Robbins Zack Newell and Ott Smith for John Good. A Cave Cook home wedding near St John concludes with best wishes for the couple's future.

Chiles Hayes Stellurkey Unionville Joe Seifers Hugh Seifers Robert Webb Seifers R. T. Dewees Fred Scott Isiah Robbins Zack Newell Ott Smith John Good Dayton Noel Marvin Pickard Keokuk

Local Social Roundup From Graustark and Nearby

Mrs Bernice Carter traveled to Clarinda Iowa to spend Christmas with her parents Neta Hill visited Unionville to stay with aunt and grandmother Alma Buckalew joined Jessie Guffey for Sunday visit Rob Carter shared supper with Warren Hill M Rhoades couple visited Bernard Smith Dir and Mrs Jerry Haynes and James Clark couple visited Marion Hill Maud Rumbiey and children from Des Moines visiting Joe Burns family One Greencastle family has smallpox and is improving John Clark and Will Bond visited W M Hill Joran Ewing shows slow improvement Katie Shaw recovering Her sister then

Bernice Carter Clarinda Neta Hill Unionville Mrs. Smith Mrs. Hill Alma Buckalew Jessie Guffey Rob Carter Warren Hill M. Rhoades Bernard Smith G. Buckalew Jerry Haynes James Clark Marion Hill Maud Rumbiey Des Moines Joe Burns Greencastle John Clark Will Bond W. M. Hill Joran Ewing Katie Shaw

Powersville Visits and Christmas Church Attendance

Powersville and Independence relatives visit with George Rice and family. Bert Chamkety and family return from the West after a summer away. The Christian church Christmas tree gathering draws a large crowd. Mrs Joe Cowan of Topeka arrives for a weekend chat with local kin.

George Rice Independence Bert Cbhkety Christian Church Joe Cowan Topeka

Big Horn Basin farming booms and local notices mix

A jumble of farm income claims from Wyoming's Big Horn Basin cites high yields and profits from potatoes alfalfa onions beans and cantaloupes. The text also records local obituaries marriages church notices and community updates with names, dates, and places from the area, including the Brewer birth and a church appointment for next year.

Local Social Roundup and a Bereavement

Mr and Mrs Coy Shelidd and daughter Mildred visit friends and relatives. Irving Davia spends Sunday at J M Mundon home. Victory phone company met at J M Mundon s Friday. Arthurs Howe visited Winnigan and placed a monument at his daughter s grave. Tom Anders and wife visit Henry Anders and care for Aunt Jane. Fin Medlin digs coal back at the Choate coal. Vinton Raines holidaying in Ames. Raley Mundon and Roy Lawson spend Christmas week at Lowground. Ernie Speaks dies at Uncle Marion s. neighbors offer sympathy.

Coy Shelidd Mildred Irving Davia J. M. Mundon Victory Phone Company Arthurs Howe Winnigan Tom Anders Henry Anders Jane Anders Fin Medlin Vinton Raines Ames Raley Mundon Roy Lawson Lowground Ernie Speaks Marion

Family visits and church notes from Mt Vernon area

A Lipp visited his son J E Lipp for two weeks while Mrs George Dickson and daughter Marguerite from Kansas stayed at the N McVey home. Frank Houston and family and John Houston spent Christmas at Jett Clapper's. Scott Simmons and family plus Mr and Mrs Harley Wilcox and daughter visited Allen Simmons's family from Thursday to Sunday. Rev Redman preached at Bethany Saturday night and Sunday morning. Mrs W Ward and family, Allen Simmons and family, and W A Hamley and family dined at the G T Christian home Sunday. Quarterly meeting occurred at Mt Vernon on Sunday. Mrs Barl Kopler is very sick.

T Brewer Braymer Corinne Pollock Harris Mias Mabe Fielda Ethel McNeilly Houser Cenar Falla AH Hulse Chas. Hayes Unionville Mabel Crooks Jerome W L Rowan F. E. Cozad George Burna Alberta Canada Bayne Christian Church Reuben Blunt A Lipp J E Lipp George Dickson Marguerite Kansas N McVey Frank Houston John Houston Jett Clapper Scott Simmons Harley Wilcox Allen Simmons Redman Bethany W. Ward W. A. Ham

Local residents attend events and share holiday updates

Joe Scifera and others delivered hogs Monday while Miss Icel Hunter and Miss Roxie Good joined downtown visits. Families move, visit relatives, and attend shows, with notes of a whooping cough at Brown School and a pond accident near three sisters needing team assistance to escape. A Christmas program and box distribution are mentioned alongside church attendance and a two week school vacation.

Joe Scifera Fred Scott Fred Cook Icel Hunter Down Town Arthur Odam Lep Berry Roxie Good Unionville Elmer Bohannan Gertie Cook Fred Brown School Zack Newett John Wood Opera House Zare Robbins Redman Douglas Ed Robbins Clarence ‘Noel Joe Cowan Topeka Kansas R. C

Mrs. Anan Shaw and visitors noted in local column

The text records Mrs Anan Shaw staying a week, visits by Mrs Amy Nickerson and Mrs Eunice Hill, and ends with holiday wishes from The Republican to readers for Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year.

Mra Anan Shaw Amys Nickerson Eunice Hill the Republican

Eight Mile Northwest Unionville Farm For Sale

Located eight miles northwest of Unionville Missouri, one mile east of Delpha store and two and one half miles south of the Iowa line. A smooth, highly cultivated farm nearly all meadow and pasture with an eight room house, large rock foundation barn for 30 to 40 tons hay, cow barn, corn cribs, hen houses, hog sheds, and concrete cave. Seven fenced fields with fruit trees, three wells, a cistern, a spring, and a pond with piped water. Rural route and telephone access. Contact W. C Scott Unionville Mo. Also hay and pasture for sale.

Unionville Delpha Iowa Line Utnam County W. C Scott lUnionville, Mo

Global goat skin demand fuels U.S. imports in shoe trade

Last year seventy five countries shipped goat skins to the United States with India as the top supplier. Demand grew due to the needs of the shoe industry and all major regions are urged to stock the American market.

United States India

Happiness in Duty and Thought

The article argues happiness comes from occupied hearts and minds in meaningful duty. It links happiness to earnest effort and focus on beautiful realities beyond self.

Public Sale at ABL Farm near Bidney and Martinstown

A mixed estate auction at the ABL farm home two miles north of Bidney and 33 miles west of Martinstown on Friday Jan 9 1944 starting 10 a m. Includes 70 head stock 5 horses 8 cattle 23 hogs 34 Shropshire sheep plus farming tools and a wagon and binder. Terms include 9 months credit on larger sums and 2 percent discount for cash on sums over five dollars. Lunch offered on grounds. Auctioneers Mokihbmoney and Elson Clerk.

Bidney Martinstown Mortock and Gates W. BE. Lew P Mokihbmoney F O Elson

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FURS Clark Bros Unionville, Missouri Graustark Powersville Big Horn Basin Wyoming Andera Shady Lane Beauty Jack Poland Farrow A. P. McElhinney
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