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Newspaper

Unionville Republican

Location

Unionville, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jun 09, 1915

Page

12

Community Happenings and Weather Update

The report notes visits from Frank Schnele and family to J. M. Tucker, Mrs. Joe Leeper to Herman Bernecker, and George Peek’s illness. Morlan family from Malan visits relatives. DeGarmos improving. Neilie Dally visits Maggie Williams. Leo Hackney’s family with Wm Hackney. Rock Schnelle at Will Worth. Woodard barn damage noted. Nearby residents attend church and bro Harmon preaches. rail service halted by high waters. sun returns Monday.

Frank Schnele J. M. Tucker Joe Leeper Herman Bernecker George Peek Ira Morlan Malan George DeGarmos Neilie Dally Maggie Willams Leo Hackney Wm. Hackney Rock Schnelle Will Worth Woodard George Shelton Josie Abbott Geo. Morrow Omaha Rebecca Baunhouse Hartford Bro Harmon Newtown

Weather and community notes from Kirksville district

The report records a Sunday sermon by W. F. Burris at Bethany and a sizable crowd despite bad weather. It notes Locust Creek flooding four days, damaging meadows and corn fields, plus many neighbors hosting or visiting relatives and friends on Sunday.

W. F. Burris Kirksville Bethany Opal Helen Christian Floral Christian Turner Noland Artie -Williams G. T. Christian Ida Corell Pearl Ed Bruce Earl Kopfer J. Haigler Oral Singleton

Baby Girl Born to St. John and Family

Bert and Violet Torrey are happy parents of a baby girl born May 24. Farmers repair fences after recent rains washed them out. Willig Putnam and wife visited Mrs. O Torrey. Miss Louisa Stout of Kirksville visited her sister Mrs. Rose Torrey last week. W. M. jokes' children missed school due to rain.

Bert Violet Torrey Willig Putnam iMra O ' Torrey Louisa Stout Kirksville Rose Torrey

Rain and social visits mark Mt Harmony notes

A rain wind storm moved through Tuesday morning. Residents report neighbors helping with barn work and numerous visits at homes across Mt Harmony, including Speak, Guffey, Jones, Medlin, Pickering, Mun don, Stockton, and others during the week.

George Speak Cara Guffey Grant Jones Okal King Willie Beck Ola Nets Florence Borns Elko Misa Stella Pickering Ole Hilk Beasle Medlin Marion Speak Ruth Lewis Pauline Gales Josie Mundon Munday Dade Alfred Glum Near Bradshaw Apent Connie Stockton Bymvia Jones Wown Dewey Bocsk Fred Near ‘Lone Star Ole Xing Svent Sun Malla Lanier Mes El‘wee Medlin Pleneant John Gay Cammon Schoo Iepdérigy Stewart Jones Larsan Medlin nTila George’ Médlin Sinday

Ratthemynke Ridge Social Notes and Visits

A recap of local social calls and visits from the week. Mrs. Jane Barnhouse hosts, Ed Lynch hosts guests, and multiple families including Wilsons Hartfords Woodards and Barnhouses exchange Sunday and Saturday visits. School closure announced for Hartford Friday.

League Sunday Night Attracts Local Crowd

A fair sized crowd attended the League gathering on Sunday night with Norma Lloyd as leader and Gladys Gillum as wide leader. The program, in conjunction with the League, will feature recitations and special music and starts promptly at 8 o clock. People are urged to attend and invite friends while plans for next week are announced.

Norman Lioyd Gladys Gillum League Gilli Bobby Des Moines Gillum

Hartford League Voices Singers At Elko Event

Mrs J G Rambley accompanies to John Jones home as Hartford youths perform at Elko League Sunday night. Minnie Burns returns after months away, with many friends glad to see her. Heavy rains hurt bottom land yet benefit upland, causing replanting of much corn. Mrs John Jones remains seriously ill with pneumonia.

Rae Gee Cee J. G! Rambley John Tones Hartford Eilko Nash Gillum Helen Join Gillum Minnie Burns John Jones

Community Notes and Social Gatherings in Unionville Area

Reported last week after heavy rain caused damage in the area. Attendees joined the decoration at Unionville. Local families and guests visited friends and relatives across several homes. A dinner for Uncle Jeff Davis Dist birthday was announced for Davis Grove on Sunday June 6.

Unionville Cicero Raquet Leon Rennel Henry Meyer Johnny Maize Ora Rennells Ed Spence Edim J M Pickett Davis Grove Jeff Davis

Sunday Visits and Church Notes From Unionville Area

Fine weather accompanies a flurry of visits as Gilworth and family call on Sorry at Wm Garner home. Hamilton and family visit Sun with Clarence Noland’s group. Valentine and wife visit R.A. Skipper home. Unionville Gospel Team welcomed at local M. E. church and invited back on the fourth Sunday.

BF. Gilworth Wm Garner Sin Hamilton Clarence Noland Valentine Valentisie and Sons R.A. Skipper M. E. Church of Unionville M. E Churea Uike David Sulser Iowa Roy Clyde Gilworth G. A. Galloway Isaac Sulser Lee McVey Goldie Hendrix Lora Nichols Frank Collins John Skipper Wm. Nichols Sam Nichols

Flood Strikes Green Grove Neighborhood Hints of Recovery

After heavy rain Friday areas report flooding and signs of improvement since. Local families including the Gillums and Ledfords spent time with neighbors or at gatherings. A birth is noted with Laura Sarahbeth christened Sunday, while various residents visited relatives and shared meals at homes in the Dixon district and with the Wight and Burns families.

J. HL Gillum John Dixon Dixon District Marthe Ledford Mra L Ledford John Jones Zelee Aa Siiber Ora Vere J. W. Burns Ma .W. Ledford Glen Penny Virgil Burnae Trent

Noted Caregivers Share Duties as Mrs. Sdy Visits Kin

The article describes Mrs. Sdy visiting relatives while John Jones entrusts twin infants to others for a few days. Mrs. George Young assists Mrs. Burns, Sylvia Piercey helps her aunt in handling strawberries, and a Mr. Ashby known as "Patth Doctor" died Sunday at E. E. Vestal’s home near Sidney and was buried in Ledford cemetery.

John Jones Mrs. Sdy George Young George Burns Sylvia Piercey J. N. Gillum Mr Ashby Patth E. E. Vestal Sidney Mongréy Ledford

Local Notes From Smoky Hollow and Unionville

Mrs Ola King and family attend events in Unionville and Centerville with visits to relatives. Miss Mabel Hill travels to Centerville to see her brother and sister. John Jones's funeral is held at home with Rev Vestal officiating at Pherigo cemetery.

Ola King Unionville Harley Messer Centerville Iowa Speak J. H. Hill Charley Messer GN Stockton Johnathan Pickering D. W. Carter John Jones Mabel Hill Charley Buck Alfred Rennells Willis King and Son Okle Ole King Mortimer Hill Fred Speak

Dolled Up Colorado At Exposition Tour

Colorado shines in travel pitch for Burlington Grand Circle Tour to California Expositions. Emphasizes scenic beauty, blue skies, and inviting tourists to include Colorado en route, with agents Wyne and Howard urging home seekers to learn about 80 or 320 acre Mondell homesteads before land rights expire.

Colorado Burlington N. T. Wyne S. B. Howard Farnam St Omaha Neb

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