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Newspaper
Unionville Republican
Location
Unionville, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1913
Page
1
Notice is given for the annual stockholders meeting of Citizens Bank of Unionville Missouri on June 7 1913 at 9 a.m. for at least three hours or until the objective is reached. Purpose is to elect a Board of Directors for the ensuing year and to transact any other business. Attest 432.
Notice from W. K. Armstrong Superintendent announces teachers examinations in Unionovillé on Friday June 6 and Saturday June 7 in their regular order of subjects.
A notice invites all interested to gather Monday morning June 9 for mowing and cleaning the Triboriaos ehunter grounds. Committee members Jil Thompson and W H Holman organize the effort.
State Highway Commissioner Buffum toured seven county seat routes from Mexico and announced he would refuse $15 per mile warrants for dragging unless culverts are permanent hedges trimmed and the road fourty feet wide. He urges durable repairs not temporary dressings and sees several Unionville roads eligible for state aid, demanding vigorous work this season.
A morning blaze damaged the Crockett residence with the roof badly burned before firefighters gained control. The origin is unclear though a closet full of old papers and a gnawed match are suspected. No insurance coverage leaves the couple facing heavy losses.
An advertisement touts Rexallian Freckle Lotion offered for 25 cents at L. H. Howard. The copy promotes fair complexion as a benefit and highlights the product price in a small local shop ad.
James aged 12 and Lucy aged 8, orphans from Porto Rico, travel through New Orleans and St. Louis to Unionville Missouri to join their grandfather J. R. Henry after a Navy father Virgil Henry died and their mother followed. They arrive with empty hearts for the parents they lost.
Mayor I C McKinley appeals to Unionville residents to comply with ordinances banning littering and waste disposal on streets sidewalks and lots. He notes widespread violations, urges weed cutting and rubbish removal to improve sanitation and city appearance.
About forty Unionville youths staged The White Minstrel on Friday night. It combined songs dances and jokes with original scenes and drew a large audience. Proceeds neared $100 with the remainder funding school supplies. praise went to Mra C W Turner Lemon Marvel Pickenpaugh Gean Geisinger and others for their hard work.
A compact program of musical pieces includes March Yankee Nation Hierschenk and Descriptive Overture Hunting Scene Bucalosse Serenade Autumn Gold with notable passages by Rosenkrans Snyder and others. It features Mysterious Ray Snyder Toe Mouse in the Clock and Whitney American Patrol Meacham Dance.
Earl L. Fox and Elsie May Fowler were secretly married at the D. D. Stuckey home in Centerville. Rev Glendinning of the M. E. B. church officiated. The couple plans to reside in this city and have returned from Centerville.
The Detroiter shown by Unionville Garage Co to Automobile Public proves its claimed sturdiness. Mr Arbogast drove the car on a Sunday demonstration with five passengers, tackling hills such as Blackbird Border and Mosby at Joss Summers, proving the vehicle's power to start and stop on steep grades.
An advertisement recalling old sweethearts and describing Chi N am el as a bright durable varnish. The copy promotes Chi-Namel in all colors and package sizes, sold by L H Howard.
The line attacks a husband’s betrayal with sharp insult terms. The excerpt labels the husband a coward brute and rum lappings, calling him a pig monster and beast. The speaker vents anger toward a spouse in a domestic dispute context.
A series of brief notices details visits among neighbors in Centerville and nearby towns. Activities include dinners and ice cream socials at Mt Vernon, attendance at Concord church, travel to Livonia, and family visits across residents such as Ward, Haigler, McVey, Culler, and Carter.
A new film depicts the Battle of Bull Run as a grand motion picture spectacle. The 101 Bison company used extensive Civil War sources and veterans accounts to recreate realism with two thousand soldiers, cavalry, artillery, and thousand horses. The production cost exceeded twenty thousand dollars and the show premieres Monday June 9 at Monarch Theatre.
The East End Auction Bridge club met with Mrs Amelia Noel this afternoon. The club will meet with Mrs Golda Farance Thursday afternoon. Miss Maud Comatock hosted the Junior Cooking club at a 1 o'clock dinner Saturday evening. Mrs E C Conger entertained friends Tuesday and Wednesday afternoons. Mrs J A Helferstine hosted a bridge Monday afternoon in honor of Mrs H D Blatler.
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