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Unionville Republican

Location

Unionville, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1912

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Civic League Holds Enthusiastic Meeting and Overhaul Plans

The Civic League met Thursday afternoon to discuss a thorough overhaul of the park and related improvements. A feature course for next winter was planned, sprinkler purchase debated, and water supply addressed. The league also elected officers with Mrs J A Helferstine filling the secretary post. The group aims to advance city looks and sanitation of the school building, planning to confer with the Commercial Club and school board.

Civic League Hela Jungretay Commercial Club League G. E. McCutchen J. A. Helferstine

Rebecca Callison Widow of Eugene Chinn Dies at Powersville

Rebecca Callison born June 11 1856 and married to Eugene Chinn on January 3 1874 died May 27 after years of ill health. She leaves husband four sons John of Lawton Oklahoma Orton of Saline bury Missouri Joseph Elmer of Powerville a faithful U B church member and devoted mother and wife. Funeral May 29 conducted by Mrs. Torrey at Powersville IL B Church with interment in Powersville cemetery awaiting resurrection.

Rebecca Callison Eugene Chinn Long John Lawton Okla Orton Salinbury Joseph Elmer Poweraville U. B. Church Chiildren Doata Salisbury Torrey Powersville IL. B

In Memory of Nora Ledford

Nora Ledford born February 3 1908 died May 24 1912 at home of James and Clara Ledford youngest child. Survived by parents sisters Zelma Marie Hazel and brother Victor. Illness included measles tuberculosis of spine lungs and heart trouble with death at 9:30 p.m. under family prayers and faith.

James F. Liedford Nora Winte Annie Nora Lee Ledford James Clara FE. Lechford Zelma Marie Hazel Victor

Nora Bowers Remembered: A Beloved Child Lauded

A bereaved family notes Nora Bowers cherished life and faith. They describe her loving nature, compare her to a bright star in heaven, and thank neighbors for sympathy and aid. The family recalls her love of children and flowers and honors her memory with scripture.

Earth Kingdom of Heaven Nora

Bend Concert Program Includes Diverse Selections

A concert program lists pieces such as Descriptive Overture Private Jericho, Meheland Mexican Intemnezzo, Schub That Mysterious Rag, Snyder songs Kiss me my honey kiss me, and Moonlight on the Nile. Performers include Losey and Gumble with a Valse Oriental and Thundercloud. The event features a flighted WEE description and a $8 admission.

Bend Hermosillo Snyder King March Thundercloud Losey

Mullenix Pickering Couple Wed at Recorders Office

William H. Mullenix and Jessie Pickering were married Wednesday afternoon at the Recorders Office with Judge Jones officiating. The groom is from Worthington, the bride from near Hartford, and both are praised by friends. They will reside in Worthington.

William H. Mullenix Jessie Pickering Recorders Office Judge Jones James Mullenix Worthington Chas Benj. Pickering Hartford

Horsemens stud books available at The Republican office

The Republican office announces the season stud books for horsemen, inviting interested breeders and owners to obtain copies and register for upcoming events.

Republican

Local nine struggles against Centerville loses fourth straight

The home team fell to Centerville 4 1 after leading 4 0 in the ninth inning despite strong defense and late rally. Mystic visit yielded a 3 0 win for the locals as Chambers impressed at shortstop though batting remained a weakness for the squad.

Incomplete Note on Conservatory Teaching Plans

A fragmentary entry references ongoing work at the West regional Conservatory of Music. It mentions teaching duties and a planned appearance for those interested in pursuing music studies.

Psibile Rt Haag Aes Weatera Conservatory’. of of Music Unione Iinl Bourk Imusle Teese Harper

County Court Proceedings Record 1911 Financials and Appointments

The document lists numerous labor and supply payments to individuals and firms, including Inf labor, mdse, freight, and services. It records court actions such as admissions to infirmary, resignations of officials, appointments of deputy clerks, and approvals of annual settlements and surplus earnings, with warrants canceled and property sale reports noted.

Pikes Putoast Stanton Davis HY Elson Abor WEL Schoelle & Bon W. Davia Davis Edge Matt Dennis Baite-Doduworth Noah Crooks OR. C. McCalment Ll Wycker Lincoln Gerree D. Barnard J.T. Morgan Meieling, ‘Inc E.-W-Haigier Mullenix Ialand Fees Dungaville Rep Supp Pte di Brown Jané Lawson Tenn Aid Joseph Crawford Temp Aid B. H. Jackson Sullivan Co Peter Greggera Discount Clara Barnhouse Crooks Warnick Cities Bank E. F. Hai Lee Haynes Hartford

Marriage Licensees Listed for June Dates

William H. Mulleniz of Worthington and Jessie Pickering of Unionville, both 24 and 18, are licensed on May 29. John W. Logston of Livonia 23 and Alpha May Johnson 16 are licensed on June 1. John H. Schnelle of Pollock 23 and Eva H. Hackney of Lemonville 25 are licensed on June 1.

William H. Mulleniz Worthington Jessie Pickering Unionville John W. Logston Livonia Alpha May Johnson John H. Schnelle Pollock Eva H. Hackney Lemonville

New Saying Man's Inhumanity to Man Remark

A concise remark asserts that human cruelty yields vast profits, noting the ethical paradox in modern society. The aphorism critiques greed and indifference in profit-driven systems, implying a critique of moral erosion amid wealth.

Death of Daniel Thompson in Bullivan County

Daniel Thompson aged about 85 died while at work in a field four miles east of Pennville on Tuesday around noon June 4. He leaves a widow and eight children. A large funeral procession followed Wednesday to Thompson Cemetery as mourners extended condolences from the community.

Daniel Thompson Bullivan County Pennville Thompson Cemetery

Commercial Club Debates Sprinkler or Oil Plan for Streets

The Commercial Club met Tuesday with Civic League members to discuss street options. Proposals include oiling from the depot to the square or buying a sprinkler to water key merchant areas. water supply remains a hurdle but may suffice. A league meeting will decide dust control and preparations for a potential Fourth of July celebration in Unionville, inviting all interested.

Civic League Unionville

Obituary of John Fetchling of New Philadelphia and La Belle

John Fetchling born January 12, 1837 in New Philadelphia Ohio died May 20 1912 at La Belle Missouri aged 75 years 4 months 16 days. He married Magdaline D Ishn hart in December 1860 who died July 2 1884. To this union were

John Fetchling New Philadelphia Ohio la Belle Mo Magdaline D. Ishnhart

Obituary Notice for Local Resident with Family Ties

The deceased left four children with surviving relatives Mr Frank of Martinstown and Mrs Kitty Huston of La Belle Missouri. Two children died in infancy. He moved to Putnam County at age twenty and joined the Dal ted Brethren Church in the early sixties, remaining a member for four years. Later uniting with the M Church at Belle, Missouri, his devout Christian life endured and he was known as a tireless worker in the community. The remains rested in Montgomery Cemetery on May 6, with funeral conducted by Rev. S. P. Mercer.

Frank Martinstown Kitty, Huston la ‘Belle Putnam, Conanty Dalted Brethren ‘Church Lott Belle, Mo Montgomery S. P. Mercer

The Gloomy Poets in a Kansagity Star Feature

A Kansas Star essay surveys many poems labeled gloomy written by various poets. It questions why autumn and sadness appear in verse and suggests readers may find these poets are not actually morose but challenge poetry with sorrow.

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