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Newspaper
Unionville Republican
Location
Unionville, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1925
Page
6
The item lists birthday celebrates for a local resident born on a Sunday with neighborhood responses. It notes Mrs Izarah Smith hosting, Miss Marie Collins visiting relatives, and Wesley Noland and families visiting over the weekend, along with other brief community mentions.
The puzzle solution notes people visiting and dining at local homes. Names include Mrs Herbert Fow ar, Ola King, Gladys Gillum, Dan Shaver, Pearl Lewis, and W M Hill. The entries indicate sister visits, parental home stays, school return, and Sunday meals in Unionville and nearby areas.
Hartford notices list neighbors visiting and hosting events. Mr and Mrs Heber Morrow and families gathered at Edd Huller to listen to the radio. Several in the area battled flu and col d weather as Miss Ruth Hill visits this week.
Mr and Mrs Frank Galloway and family visited John Hamilton's home. Andy and Laura Choate with their children spent Sunday at Ira Richardson's home. The January day was unusually warm and ice cream was served in the evening. Bee Rouse’s sale drew a good crowd. The Roush couple plans to move to Detroit. Frank Galloway rents a farm 10 miles west of Unionville and will move soon. Dixon and McBesa began a protracted meeting at the Elko church Saturday night.
The church schedules next Sunday worship with John 1 29 as text Behold the Lamb of God that taketh away the sin of the world Mid week meeting is set for Wednesday A Monday February 2 installation service will feature Dr all of Macon Dr Perry of Chillicothe and Bro Lynch of Green City Linus E Brown minister Fred Drury has returned home from a business trip to Columbia Jefferson City and Kansas City
A fragmented local notice records Cecil Davis visiting his aunt in town and mentions George McCollum and family spending time with Will Lewig. It notes Mrs Hoover and daughter Mary visiting Len Hoover and family, and Mrs George Hedge spending Sunday with her mother Mrs Powell. John Boston and family are said to spend time with his sister Mrs Emery Jew.
Bertha Scalf spent Sunday with Dora and Ivine Swiger. Harry Scalf and wife had Sunday dinner at the Leonard Scalf home. Hazel and Mabel Alexander stayed at the Wm Hackney home. Olin Morris and family dined at the Newt Swiger home. Bob Oylear and Reva Todd dined at the Newt Swiger home. Dora Swiger supper with Harry Scalf and wife. Mrs. Ella Scalf returned from Kansas City and Excelsior Springs visiting relatives Thursday. Ida Noland and son visited Saturday night and Sunday with Everett and wife. John Futter visited from Saturday to Monday with Ira’s family. Virgil Harper and fi visited Friday at the Leonard home.
Crowded out last week, Ada Spence hosts Thursday at home. Mr and Mrs Hoover visit Mrs Bessie Medlin. George Hedge and Mrs Fenny call on Dorothy Braden while Stringtown School experiences illness this week.
An old remedy ad touts Sid medi- Selaam Thi a Batsam for lingering coughs and throat irritation. It claims quick soothing relief and warns that serious lung trouble can start from a persistent cough. Available for a few cents at all stores.
Editorial tone from the Baltimore Sun encourages every reader to learn to drive a car, arguing practical mobility and independence for those who sit behind the steering wheel.
Notice sets February 3 1925 as the school district election day in Unionville Putnam County Missouri to decide borrowing twenty nine thousand dollars for a grade school addition repair and furnishing bonds at no more than five percent interest. Voters mark For the Loan or Against the Loan. Board of Education.
A 1925 probate order announces a sale of estate lands in Putnam County after a ten day notice. Judge T B Valentine certifies the document and sets terms under a court order.
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