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Newspaper
Unionville Republican
Location
Unionville, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1938
Page
3
The report notes hard surfacing planned this year for No. 5 from Tipton to the Lake of the Ozarks bridges near Camdenton. It cites bystander remarks on adventure and child safety, and references a deadly air tragedy involving seven adults and two children.
A family dinner party was hosted Sunday at the Ogle home with attendees including Mr and Mrs Loren Ogle and Thomas, Mr and Mrs Harvey Snyder, Mr and Mrs Orval Bowman, Katherine and Donny of Unionville, Mr and Mrs Clyde Hoehle and Nora Lavon, Mr and Mrs George F. Miller of Muscatine, Miss Elsie Ogle of Rock Island, and hosts Mrs C W Hoehle and Nora Lavon. The hosts and Nora Lavon plan a weeklong visit with relatives including Mrs Harvey Snyder and Mr Loren Ogle. Elsie Ogle returned Monday with George Miller and Mrs C W Hoehle.
An ad from Howards Store touts Adlenka as a remedy for pimples caused by constipation. It claims skin becomes smooth and glowing after use and links bowel relief to improved complexion.
Mrs Gerta Points widow of John Points died suddenly at her home 500 East Jackson street at 8 a m today. Doctors said heart ailment or cerebral issue caused death. She born Gerta Jump in Putnam county 1869 and was 67. Funeral Sunday 2 o clock from Miller Funeral Home with Rev Luther Childs officiating. Burial Unionville beside her son Milford who died two years ago. Centerville Iowa newspaper.
Prof Pierson arrives from Columbia to direct Unionville Play School classes. Albert Roberts takes a bookkeeper and collector post at Putnam County Telephone Company. Miss Kittie Oldfield hosts Junior Cooking Club. Prof L E Proffer and others depart to Columbia for state university summer school. Helen Underwood earns Leadership cup honor. McCalment named on Kansas City Western Dental College honor roll. Dr Ida Nulton plans move to Pittsburg Kansas. Telegrams report Dr A C Berry of Chicago has died.
Rev John J Jermain led golden jubilee services marking the first Putnam County Mass on May 20 1868 at Hoges home six miles south of Unionville The region noted a 17 year old Malcom Barkley death and burial at Lucerne Red Cross moved to Masonic Hall for summer space Local leaders enlisted in Kansas City and others attended college and state events with various local movements and purchases reported.
Millard Marion Warren born October 11 1868 in Wayne County died May 28 1988 in Seymour Iowa at age 69 He married Mary Susan Pollock March 25 1891 and had eight children Leo Fletcher Ira O Winnie Edna Loetta and Max plus two adopted grandsons Kenneth Warren and Keith Warren He was a farmer and active in his community until six years ago and is survived by his wife four daughters three sons and two adopted grandsons The obituary notes his faith and family values and that his daughter Colette preceded him in death
Card of Thanks expresses gratitude for kindness during illness and death of a husband. Obituary details Lenora Elizabeth Swisegood born 1869 in Augusta Illinois died 1988 in Centerville Iowa aged 79 with multiple descendants. Funeral services held in Lucerne and Unionville Missouri with multiple clergy, burial in Lucerne and Unionville cemeteries.
William Jacob Anderson born Putnam County Missouri June 8 1871 died age 66 years 10 months 6 days after moving to South Dakota 1907 and a ranching career. He married Olive Seward December 20 1911 at Sturgis SD and they had three sons Maurice Curtis and Kenneth. Surviving wife and sons two sisters four brothers and many relatives. He moved to Newburg Oregon in 1987 and died there April 14 1988.
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