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Unionville Republican

Location

Unionville, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Dec 31, 1924

Page

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Feeding the Quail Arrangement by Walton League for Winter Aid

The Walton League chapter and others organize a fund to feed quail and other birds during severe winter weather. They distribute several bushels of corn to feed birds where natural sources are scarce, aided by farmers and volunteers to reach quail unable to forage. The effort aims to protect hundreds or thousands of birds until they can find food again. Hawks prey on weakened quail under snow, making feeding efforts essential.

Orecask Walton League

Died After Accident In Detroit Milk Wagon Driver

Lee Smart died in a Detroit hospital after a wheel struck him on the Puccac during a milk wagon incident a week before his death. He was 27, husband of Mrs. Grace Smart and father of two boys. The family had recently moved from Pollock via Unionville to Detroit where he worked as a milk wagon driver. funeral and services were held at the Quigley home before interment. he was born September 14, 1897 in Pollock, son of Lowry and Mrs Smart.

Lee Smart Detroit Michigan Mr . Smart Pirate Flo E. F. Quigley Unionville Mr Smart Mr. Smart Pollock Lowry Smart Kansas City Poll

Unionville Lodge Names 1924 Initiates Incomplete List

The Unionville chapter lists 16 to 21 year olds admitted with advance requirements. Officials include Senior Counselor Dallas ton and other officers like Senior Deacon Hubert Mowrer and Chaplain Jae ser Sentinel, with Clark Stutler and Joe Davis absent at initiation.

Unionville Waaneuei Chaalerg Allas Ton Wis Noah Mar Hubert Mowrer Chas. Pittman Sen Franklin Clark Stut Herald Triplett Fred Deakin Dle Holman Joe Davis Clark Stutler Joe

Livestock Market Report From Kansas City and Market Notes

Livestock data show cattle and hog prices with varied shifts. Hogs peak at 10.90 for early weights and steady around 9.80 to 10.70. cattle show healthier fed receipts and price gains for fat steers and yearlings, while bulls and calves trade mixed. Sheep receipts about 3,000 with light lamb sales and lower bids. Estimated overall receipts near 4,000 at Kansas City with steady to lower trends in some classes.

Shibu Kansas City

Relic Sleigh and Sled Return Amid Winter Remnants

A fragmented report describes winter memories of sleds and sleighs, noting cold fashion and reminiscing about snow days. It mentions old timers sharing tales of past snows and the revival of vintage winter gear like sleighs, sleds, and tinkling bells, with hints of new skating scenes.

Minear Hobbs Wedding Reported in Unionville

Minear Hobbs union announced for daughter of C A Minesr of this county and Earl Hobbs son of Mrs W Hobbs. The ceremony occurred in Newton with local ministers and immediate family listed. Details on date and full names are incomplete in the fragment.

Gdadge Minear C. A. Minesr Earl Hobbs W. Hobbs Newton Eurix Unionville Eric Saiecths

Lucerne Fire Destroys Home of T B Davia

Fire last Sunday destroyed the home of T B Davia in Lucerne with the blaze confined to the attic. Despite efforts the building could not be saved, though most furniture was moved to safety.

T. B. Davia Lucerne

Suit Over Chauffeur Fatality Seeks 20000

Mrs. Harry Bailey of Greencastle sues De Sharp and George Tuttle in Adair Circuit Court for 20000 claiming death of her husband following a collision with a bull on the road between Gratecasite and Kirksville. The incident arose when the bull charged after being blinded by car lights, leading to injuries that caused Bailey’s death. The case cites the Kirksville Journal as a source for the event details.

Harry Bailey Greencastle Adair de Sharp George Tuttle Bailey Gratecasite An Kirkaville Kirksville Journal

Edith Sheeley and David Thompson Married at Fort Madison

Mis Edith Sheeley and Mr David Thompson were married in Fort Madison Iowa on Tuesday December 23 by Presbyterian minister Warren Goff. They returned here on Wednesday and will reside on a farm about eight miles from Unionville.

Edith Sheeley David Thompson Fort Madigan Warren Goff Thompson Nellie Sheeley Fort Madison Unionville Mr. Thompson Johnny Thompson Putnam

Accidental Shooting In City Leaves Grandson Hurt

Elton, grandson of Mr and Mrs David Hell, was accidentally shot Monday afternoon while at the city pond. He and Perry Pollock found a shotgun left by an unidentified owner. investigators seek information to determine the weapon’s owner.

Elton David Hell Perry Pollock New City Pond

Winn Sings at Carrollton Christmas Service

The Carrollton Democrat reports Miss Bessie Wynn of Unionville sang two solos at the Unionville church program and was asked to sing The Birthday of a King during the evening service. Dorothy Tatman contributed a violin performance to the same gathering.

Carrollton Democrat Bessie Wynn Unionville Tin Ayia Dorothy Tatman

Santa’s Gift of Cold Reaches Across the Nation

A Christmas cold spell left ice and snow over much of the country. Temperatures stayed near zero with a deep dip of 24 to 28 degrees below in some areas, then eased back toward normal. Residents ruefully note Santa may have brought the chill and wish it would return to send it away.

Santa Claus Santa

Beall Hurt by Horse Kick During Shoeing

Beall a blacksmith recovers from a kick received from a horse while shoeing it about ten days ago. The blow struck his left knee, causing a slight fracture yet the man is now able to move about though the knee remains sore and stiff.

R. Beall Beall

Excellent Christmas Dance at Bixler Hall Draws Crowd

A Christmas dance in Bixler Hall drew a large crowd including local townsfolk and students from nearby communities. Attendees used the event to renew old friendships and recover from the previous day’s dinners, with many from An schools and other areas joining in the festive gathering.

Bixler Ipace Paadhger Haga Sev

Guffey-Fork Wed In Kirksville On Christmas Day

Guffey son of Mr and Mrs H D Guffey Unionville and Behe Forkner Brashear wed in Kirksville on Christmas Day. Guffey, superintendent of Octa Nebr schools, and a teacher, will move to Nebraska. Friends extend best wishes as the couple travels to their new home.

Bred Guffey H. D. Guffey Unionville Behe Forkner Brashear Kirksville

Garrison Couple in Narrow Escape Auto Crash

Mr and Mrs O Garrison narrowly escaped serious injury when their car slid down an embankment four miles east of Macon on a night trip to Clarence. A detour was torn down and a temporary crossing failed, sending the vehicle down 15 to 20 feet. Mrs Garrison suffered a bruise near the left eye, the car had two bent fenders, Neal was absent, and the couple returned home Tuesday.

Mrs. O. Garrison Macon Clarence Garrison Neal

Almost A Fire In Unionville Narrow Escape

Mr and Mrs Bliss Shuey faced a near disaster at their Unionville home last Sunday when frozen pipes thawing caused by extreme cold led to fire in the basement. A break in the water line allowed a hose to spray the blaze, which was detected as flames burned the boards beside the pipe, narrowly averting a larger blaze.

Bliss Shuey Unionville Shuey

Prisoners receive Christmas gift court case summary

In a clemency style note the jury led by Lawrence Hight and Elsie Sweetin faced joint actions with their spouses. A life sentence and 86 year term were imposed reflecting the court's harsh verdicts amid a controversial case.

Lawrence Hight Elsie Sweetin

Santa at the Post Office

Postal workers face record Christmas mail volume as Unionville staff report unprecedented handling. Transport delays and stormy weather caused errors, but employees accept the strain with good humor and charity.

Santa Claus Ile Star Unionville

Changes in County Officers After Last Fall Election

The county will see several officer changes in April with new holders for treasurer sheriff representative prosecuting attorney surveyor coroner and two judges. New appointees include Mrs Valee Jones J T Houston is replaced by the treasurer and Hayden becomes sheriff J D Noland takes the representative seat W A Hainley fills the prosecuting attorney post L L Wyckoff becomes surveyor Charles Mabee succeeds Frank Quail as coroner Arthur Young takes over as West End Judge A Keene remains Public Administrator and Sadie L J Baquet becomes Best End Judge. Retiring officials and incumbents renewing terms are praised for strong records and capability.

Valee Jones J T. Houston Mr. Hayden J. D. Noland F. H. Drury W. A. Hainley Lorenzo Jones L. L. Wyckoff P. W Porter Charles Mabee Frank Quail Arthur Young G. P Allen West End A . Keene Sadie L. J. Baquet Wll

Santa at the county infirmary donation mystery

Inmates at the county infirmary received an unexpected holiday gesture from a Santa Claus figure. The Presbyterian Passionary Society sponsored the event, delivering candies and gifts, with Everett Williamson noted for his involvement. The note expresses gratitude to those who kindly remembered the inmates during Christmas.

Santa Claus Presbyterian Everett Williamson

Chappell O Dell unite in Chillicothe wedding

Gordon Perrett and Miss Berths Odell of Grenfell Oklahoma wed in Chillicothe Sunday December 21. Both students at Chillicothe Business College. He a graduate of the 1940 Unionish School class. They came here last Friday to visit family before resuming studies. Best wishes from friends.

Gordon Perrett A Mgr. Mra. J. O Berths O'Dell Greneld Okla Chillicothe Unionish School Friny Yada

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