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Newspaper
Unionville Republican
Location
Unionville, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1925
Page
3
Inventory clearance announcement declares drastic price cuts on winter goods for a one week period starting Saturday January 10 with a final day Saturday January 7. Prices slash on winter merchandise to reduce stock.
Mrs G F Myers longtime Lucerne resident and Christian church member died at home after a weeklong illness. Survived by husband and children in Newtown Clyde E M Biney Lucerne Nora and others. Funeral conducted by Elder Reuben Blunt with Order of Eastern Star involvement.
Last Sunday morning at the Methodist Church the service focused on children while adults enjoyed a talk covering subjects like converting one topic to another and studies in express. The program included drawing in color with "The House the Side of the" and violin and piano music by Misses Floy QuahsOgher.
Industrial and business readers predict stronger prosperity ahead across sectors including agriculture. Officials say the basis of growth has become solid and many interests expect sustained gains in the coming years.
The note states no prayer meeting this week as the pastor will be out of town. Regular services resume next Sunday. Signed by Je Koni erim, Pastor.
A lengthy town Christmas roundup describes Mr and Mrs John Hunter and daughter Icel visiting relatives, multiple households hosting dinners, ice houses filling, and local hunts. It notes Edith Sheeley, baby births, marriages, and travel to Des Moines Nebraska, with many neighbors sharing holiday meals and stories.
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