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Newspaper
Unionville Republican
Location
Unionville, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1921
Page
3
Last Sunday afternoon Arlene Duckworth riding a tricycle fell when it broke. A bolt head pierced her back near the spine requiring two stitches. She cannot stand yet but shows little distress. She is nine, daughter of Mr and Mrs E Duckworth.
Ailey Casady notes a cow killed by lightning on June 1 insured by Farmers Mutual. The loss was settled promptly and fully, not two thirds, and Casady praises the mutual for a square deal and full claim payment.
The petition argues that the County Unit law improves country schools by equalizing education costs and ensuring four to six month terms. It claims it protects high school opportunities, reduces waste, and offers fair treatment for rural students while urging readers to study the law before signing.
North Union readers record visits and family gatherings across Unionville. People called on relatives attended a show and shared weekends with friends including Phillips Wyckoff Woods Devore and McKinley burial.
County Superintendent Turnmire outlines the 149 graduates from eight grade exercises across multiple districts to be held June 18 in Unionville High School. The published list names numerous students by district and surname, with invitations forthcoming and an appeal to report omissions.
A list of teachers who took the June examinations is given with their assigned school or place to teach. The outlook for prospects next year is viewed as brighter than any war period since it began, with many respondents indicating no placement yet.
The Federal Railway Board announced a wage cut of about four hundred million dollars, effective July 1. Operators anticipate opposition as the reduction is roughly half the prior increase and many workers oppose any decrease.
Aiud met Monday and decorated the cemetery. Mr and Mrs Babe Richardson and Mrs Noah Sparks visited the Pearl Jones home. Mr and Mrs Rob Vestal spent a day at the Glen Casady home near Elko.
Katie and Dollie Buster Catherine Schuster and George Tietsworth travel to Kirksville for summer study. Nearby families share Sunday visits, baptisms, dinners, and church prayer meetings. Several residents plan teaching roles for fall and winter, with outings to Unionville and Worthington for health and dental needs.
Mrs Fon Minear and family hosted Sunday at the parental Willie Minear home. Mary Crooks and others called at local homes. Janey Casady, shipped from France, laid to rest at Hartford cemetery. Community meeting attended by Mary Crooks Leah Bradshaw Lucile Bradshaw Bertha Lawson Paul Davis Paul Bradshaw Carl Smith in Martinstown. Henry Myers and family stayed at Levi Pickering home Wednesday night.
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