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Unionville Republican

Location

Unionville, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jun 09, 1915

Page

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A Very Pretty June Wedding

A June wedding at 11 o'clock joined Miss Julia Robb and Mr. Lawrence BR. foray on the groom’s 640 acre farm south of town. The ceremony featured Father J. J. Jermain and Matronly reception followed before the couple boarded a southbound train to Kansas City for a brief stay. The bride wore Crepe de Chine and lace with lilies of the valley and white roses. the groom in blue black serge. In attendance were Miss Fay McCutchen, Miss Celeste Noel, Miss Pearl Fowler and out of town guests from Kirksville and Chicago. The couple received silverware, glassware, furniture, linens and other gifts, with a two-course wedding luncheon. The bride is the Bresfield native. the groom the son of Ed O’Reilly of Unionville, a St. Mary’s College graduate. The piece praises their character and foresees a happy marriage.

Julia Brasfield Julia Robb Lawrence BR. Foray Kansas City Mendlessohn Misa Florence J. J. Jermain Milan Gm PD Yrasfield Fay McCutchen Celeste Noel Pearl Fowler Joseph Daly Chicago O'Reilly Julia Elizabeth Carroll & Patrie Neta Branford James Riggs Kirksville St. Mary's College St. Mary's Kansas

Jail Sentence for Neat Lane Liquor Case and Local Option Fines

A jury found Neat Lane guilty of illegal liquor selling after a retry and sentenced him to six months in jail. In separate trials, Charles Mills and Charles Hayes received the maximum penalties of three years in jail and $3000 in fines for violating local option laws after a raid that seized beer and removed witnesses. Both defendants appealed to the Circuit Court and posted bonds.

Neat Lane Squire Davidson Squire Brasfield Chas. Mills Chas Hayes Woodruff Ruth Jarman Mills

Presbyterian Church Morning Services Announced

Next Sunday the seusecr adces of Sunday School and church will be held. The subject of discourse will be The Fruits of the Tree of Life Being a sequel to the sermon of Sunday morning. All are rigidly invited.

Unionville School Building Bidlets Proceed

Unionville board let the new school building contract to Hay Bon of one jro. firm for plumbing with plans to rebid after bids proved too costly. Delayed bids will be opened again. some features cut to fit budget, with Ray Son to start once bonds and equipment are arranged, aiming for early occupancy.

Unionville Hay & Bon Jro Thelves Booth Ward Pionday Ray & Son

Auto Chase Leads Sheriff to Boone Booster Rally

Sheriff Hayes traced a stolen car from Unionville to Boone and learned it had been traded. John son planned replevin to recover the vehicle. The Unionville celebration drew about fifty autos and buggies with music by the Unionville band and speeches by Hayes McKinley and C. W. Mullenix. A large crowd gathered, and a group photo was taken.

Sheriff Hayes Boone Iowa Mr. Johnson Ferson Davia Unionville Hayes McKinley C. W. Mullenix Mr. Davla

Birthday Picnic Draws Large Local Crowd

A crowd estimated between six and eight hundred attended the 91st birthday celebration for Jef in the town park. Local officials said the event drew residents from surrounding areas and featured a community picnic with speeches and music.

Jef

Newtown Beats Unionville In Peculiar Baseball Affair

In a strange Sunday game at Newtown Newtown led 4 0 in the sixth as Unionville pitcher Comstock weakened after a three week layoff. Unionville scored one in the ninth while Newtown tallied 18 runs in the last half of the sixth to complete an odd rout.

Newtown nUlsonville Unionville Comstock

Band Concert Program March Cleveland Exposition

Program notes list a grand selection from Bohemian Girl and A Northern Idylle Boreas Trinksus a Symphony from India Nizam Harry Jones Serenade Come out in the Moonlight Antics of the Anto Missouri Maize Valse Lente Rollinson and other pieces performed by the ensemble at the fair venue.

Cleveland Industrial Exposition Clair India Nizam Harry Jones Sconton Missouri

Care of Children's Teeth

Advice warns against any medicines that bleach teeth or harm enamel. If remedies are used they should be administered through a tube to avoid direct contact with teeth.

Weather forecast issued for the Upper Mississippi Valley and Plains

The U S Weather Bureau in Washington issues a weekly forecast for the week starting Wednesday June 9 1916. Showers are probable about the 11th and the 15th. a cool spell at the start yields to warmer weather with a short run of cool nights around the eleventh, alternating with warmer days through the period.

U. S. Weather Bureau Washington, D. C Upper Mississippi Valley Plains States

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