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Newspaper

Unionville Republican

Location

Unionville, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jun 09, 1920

Page

7

Local Sunday Visits Highlight Lone Star Community

Charley Mcdlom sang on Sunday night. Mr and Mrs Jim Medlin and daughter al visited the Darwins Pearson and Harve Medlin families. Residents shared Sunday gatherings at Florin Wiles and Sammy Moss homes. Several others, including Ona McFarland and Nettie Peanon, spent evenings with neighbors across the area.

Charley Mcdlom Jim Medlin Darwin Pearson Harve Medlin Florin Wiles Vena McFarland Sammy Moss Charley Yvccottom Lee Linder Charley and Feerett Brits Ona McFarland Lawrence

Local Families Spend Sunday at Galloway Home

Residents including Mr and Mrs Clargud and families visited Galloway home while others like Duncan Lee Roy Clark and Terri Johnson joined. Will Houser drove cattle to Unionville to ship to Kansas. Graydon Shearer broke his arm recently. Pearl Bishop visited John Hamilton family. Born to Mr and Mrs Ben Hamilton a girl on May 31.

Clargud Torrey Duncan Lee Wevonine Terry Johnson Roy Clark G. A. Galloway Will Houser Unionvile Kansas Harry Gilworth B. F. Gilworth Ajl Graydon Shearer Pearl Bishop John Hamilton

Missouri Delegates Question Lowden Support

Debate over 32 Missouri delegates pledged to Governor Lowden follows exposure of campaign money usage. Speculation grows that many delegates may abstain or desert, threatening Lowden’s delegate strength and coalition.

Missouri Lowden Hfor Lowden Gran Thore

Lowden the Real Victim in Money Expenditure Debate

The text argues Governor Lowden is the real victim amid exposes of Missouri money use. It contends his manager spent funds legitimately or that recipients bear blame if misused, suggesting Lowden was perhaps skimmed by corrupt politicians.

Lowden Missouri Lawden

Presbyterian Church Parish Notice

Rex Bruce W Davis serves as minister with Bible school at 9 45 a m Worship and sermon at 1 o'clock The White Robes of the Apocalypse The evening service offers a theme The Greatest Thing A cordial welcome is extended to all attendees

Presbyterian Church Rex Bruce W Davis Anw

Local Social Roundup in Worthington Area

Worthington residents share a weekend of visits and calls. Mr and Mrs John Buster, Mr and Mrs Cyrus Crooks and Fern Crooks visit the D Crooks home near Hart Edith, while Edith spends Thursday evening with Gene Crooks. Communal visits include Pearl Vincent and relatives at various homes, with Des Moines operation news for Mrs FE M Hogue and family news.

Cyrus Crooks Newt. Hatfield Livonia FE. M. Hogue Des Moines May Stoc Vera Cain Gladys Hogue Pearl Vincent Opal Chloie Veanie Wisel Wa Ich Clay Shaw Louise Hog

White Oak Ridge social notes from Gilbert Shelton home

Readers list visits and callers at the Gilbert Shelton home including Jess and Lizzie Guffey D W Anderson of Hastings visiting Nellie Shelton Darwin Shelton ill Darwin Shelton ill is mentioned Melva Willett and Maude Magee visit Mollie Shelton Alice Hoover from Semifallis South Dakota visits Maude Magee helped with house cleaning Fern Willett Maule Magee helped Mrs James Willett Dewey Dye returns from Iowa and more local visits noted

White Oak Ridge Jess Lizzie Guffey Gilbert Shelton D W. Anderson Hastings Lonary Nellie Shelton Darwin Shelton George Triplett Melva Willett Maude Magee Herman Mullenix Omaha Alice Hoover Sem Faila Dak Mollie Shelton Fern Willett Maule Magee James Willett Mra Alva Woolever Dewey Dye Iowa

Local visitors return to Iowa with family group

Mr and Mrs Leroy Dye and Mrs D W Anderson along with Alice Hoover visited relatives and returned to Iowa on Friday with the group seen departing together.

Tor Leroy Dye Anderson Alice Hoover Iowa

Local Social Roundup and Hadley Popcorn Venture

Mr and Mrs Willie Packard and Mr Alfred Ruggles visited Hartford and hosted friends at Dayton Lewis party with a fine time. Several locals attended gatherings at Hartford and Jena Stewart, with many Sunday visits and calls. L Stephens of Polo surprised friends by renting poor land, paying 270 cash for four acres, growing popcorn and selling 1600 worth this season, and plans to continue with popcorn on better land.

Alfred Ruggles Hartford Dayton Lewis Artie Huller Hilda Nurton Davie Ruggles Henry Hugh Syrrel Walter Duncan Pearl Logston Icel Cesady Aubrey Collins Lenore Stewart Finis Packard Jena Stewart Withe Packard Seldon Wiseman Mir Manuel Ray L. Stephens Polo

Ending of Federal Wheat Control Declared

The United States Grain Corporation, created to supervise wartime wheat pricing, went out of business last week due to limits in the controlling law, marking the end of government involvement in wheat price regulation.

United States Grain Corporation

Guarantee of 2.20 Wheat Draws Farmer Interest

Corporate officials say the venture paid a profit under the guaranteed price of 2.20 dollars for wheat, a result that should interest farmers who sold at prices below the guarantee.

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