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Unionville Republican

Location

Unionville, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Feb 06, 1918

Page

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Birthday crowds brighten social week in Lexington area

The KY E O's plan a meeting with Mrs W Crumpacker next Tuesday evening. Mrs Wentworth hosted a Friday afternoon gathering with Mr and Mrs Misak entertaining friends and family including Mrs Ornott Boyer of Lexington and Master William Fitzgerald who celebrated a birthday with teachers and other guests. Cars were shared as part of the entertaining, and the Soruss lude party is set for Thursday afternoon with Mrs Wentworth. The D A Raw Th ld holds a meeting with Mrs Brasfield next Monday evening.

W. Crumpacker Wentworth Orn Ott Boyer Lexington William Fitzgerald Brasfield

Last Lecture Number by Ridgway Music Club

Four young ladies will give the final lecture of the Ridgway Music Club course next Wednesday evening. The program showcases strong performers and aims to inspire the audience by linking past offered insights to future learning in a concluding event at the center.

Hugh Bett

Obituary Correction for Nova E. Husted Brother Omission

A correction note in last week's Republican adds the missing name of Nova E. Husted's brother omitted from the obituary. The errant line was hurriedly printed, and the correction acknowledges the family’s wish to restore accurate information to the notice.

Nova E. Husted Iee Er Husted Thone

School Men in Aviation Branch

Supt. Guy F. McGee and Prof. EK N Howell volunteered for aviation service. McGee will fly while Howell, disqualified for flying, will serve in another post. Both were accepted in Kansas City. Howell was delayed by illness and McGee’s absence leaves vacancies in the High School faculty to be filled with careful replacements.

Guy F. McGee EK. N. Howell Kansas City Howell Mor. McGee Osgood McGee Nabe Urey Board of Educration

Grocery moves to larger quarters with Farmers Store split

Mr J W Woodard leases the former Far Side Racket Store corner room and will move groceries there by March first. The Farmers Store name will persist and a grocery department will operate in the new space with Woodstone handling produce as usual after the move.

J W Woodard Thomas Mr. Woodard Farmers Store Garocery Procerien Woodstone Woodard Farmers

Girls Victorious In Weekend Basketball Run

The High School girls beat Shelbina 18 to 17 after overcoming a hostile gym and tall posts, then defeated LaPlata 26 to 11. Host family Mr and Mrs Clyde Martin of Macon welcomed the team to a Sunday dinner after their LaPlata visit.

Shelbina Palmyra LaPlata Clyde Martin Macon

Unconscious man found by barn in cold weather incident

Men found George Laughon of Blackbod unconscious near a barn and carried him into a house. A physician attempted restoration as cold weather hampered efforts. Neighbors Shannon Hunt Thompson Jones assisted, with no clear cause given for the sudden collapse.

Ceorge Laughon Blackbod Aed

West Acted Pre pay sore in France at Theatre Royal

The fragment notes a Monmch night performance at Theatre Royal in France with the audience appreciative and actors praised. It mentions a special ties event under Presbyterians and that the play was staged under Jean Geis ner direction. Net receipts indicate about thirty dollars.

France Theatre Royal Monmch Jean Geisner Wits

Remaining WWI Draft Calls Set For February In Push

General Crowder announced the final increments of the last call for men will occur on February 28. The test group starts that date and five days of processing follow. Putnam County initially called 104. 43 remain to be sent, with about eight or nine leaving daily for five days beginning February 23, from Class No 1. Miss Winona Howard, teaching at Pollock, spent Sunday at home.

Preon Frovost Crowder Putnam County

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Citizens Bank OF Unionville S. D. Hayward Cashler John Joseph Coryn le Mat Rysfi National Bank OF Unionville Unionville, Missouri United States Federal Reserve Banking G. C. Miller Pres F. C. Elson, Cash Marshall National Bank Pat Orr Thrift Movement Para Shannon Fred Hunton Bank al Thompson Vearl Jones Vna West Winona Howard Pollock McCutchen SON Farmers Bank OF Unionville
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