05 Jun 1918
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Newspaper
Unionville Republican
Location
Unionville, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1918
Page
1
The ad promotes first class suit cleaning and reblocking for hats at reasonable prices. It invites customers to bring in garments and warns that savings can be had by choosing this service before ordering the next suit.
Dr W J Cozad and Miss Mabel J Fields of Powersville married at Elder J Roy Wrights home in Unionville Thursday afternoon. Only the bride’s brother and sister John and Zoe Fields attended. Cozad with government inspection work, leaves Friday for Tallahassee with his bride. Post office inspectors urged restoring local office to second class. clerical help to be added for four hours daily.
Wahl Haynes and Effie Peters were married Monday morning at Elder J. Roy Wrights home in a private ceremony witnessed by Mrs. Vere Rachford and Elder Wrights family. The couple departed for Kansas City with O. C. Potts and plan to continue work locally until Mr. Haynes may be called to the Army. Reports say E C Wickless office was painted yellow at Powersville Friday night for alleged disloyalty and Red Cross refusal.
Mr C C Collett arranged the Redpath Vawter chautauqua for Unionville July 26 to 28 with a strong program. Hon Frank B Willis former Ohio governor Gypsy Simon Smith Dr Hilton Ira Jones Schildkret Orchestra and others lead the bill. A man from the European trenches will appear as a featured guest. Presbyterian women will sell ice cream strawberries and cake at the Thursday concert.
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