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Newspaper
Unionville Republican
Location
Unionville, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1925
Page
6
A cluttered page records obituaries, family notices, church events, and local passages. Names include Mrs Berry Lon Berry Neta Selma Berry and relatives from Ames Green City Milan and Kansas City along with service details and cemetery visits.
Local social notes recount visits and gatherings across West Liberty and nearby towns. Families including Hamiltons, Galloways, Valentines, and Bishops attended ice cream socials, dinners, and church events. Neighbors also hosted relatives from Kirksville and Unionville amid a flurry of small-town porches and road trips.
Oscar Bennett and his wife visited her mother Mrs Arthur Young, and relatives including Pearl Bishop and family near Sidney, spending Sunday with the kin.
Don Smith and wife hosted an ice cream social at their Cross Roads home on Saturday night. Mrs. Ollie Hackney was at Unionville for dental work. Nellie Lemon plans to teach music this summer. Alta and two children will join her husband in Butte. Unionville plans a larger celebration to revive old crowds after a quiet spell. Sunday school at Lemons reached ninety attendees.
Delpha Rev and Mrs W T Wharton shared Sunday dinner at Russell Crawford's home. Orval Brown and family hosted. Maxine Brown spent afternoon at Bert Brown's. John and wife from Corydon visited parental home Saturday night and Sunday. Norma Vandyne visited Geo Deweexe Friday for sewing. Crystal Kent worked at Johnny Noel's home. Mr and Mrs Earl Murphy and daughter Mary Fay were at Johnny Noel's Sunday. Mr and Mrs Henry Noel spent Sunday afternoon at Orin Scott's home. Mrs Emma Staats and W T Noel returned home with them.
The funeral for Boland was held at Lucerne with Rev Newton of the Christian church presiding. A large number of friends attended as floral tributes honored a man respected in Putnam County. Lucerne Lodge No. 394 A. F. & A.M. led the burial service at Lucerne Cemetery.
Rosewood residents attended Sunday school at Mt Harmony while cautioning about proper church use. Mr and Mrs James Medlin hosted dinner. Irene Anter and Leo visited her parents. Several locals joined a Keokuk excursion, and family gatherings marked the weekend with birthday celebrations and hospital news.
The Topeka Merchants Association unaneously adopted a resolution urging a boycott of bus and truck lines operating between Kansas City and Topeka. The measure states these lines harm the city's growth and finances, urging merchants to use railroads for shipments and directing a committee to inform local merchants.
The community reports visits from Neal via, Simmons Rid, and various Hamiltons. Several relatives and friends spent to share meals and attend parties including a Thursday gathering near Coatsville and a big ice cream event at Clarence Noland’s.
Mae Alexander spent Saturday night with Ethel Swiger and family. Mrs Ida Noland and son visited Ira Potter and Leonard Scalf families. Rev Potter to fill Union Grove service on the second Sunday. Albert Doyle and Daisy Noland families visited Ida Noland. Harley Alexander and Clark Scott had Sunday dinner at Robert Alexander home.
Eee Ses Ty Sr and Mrs. 2 Butseel Crawford with Mr and Mrs Bernard Smith traveled to Centerville on Saturday evening. Donald Stalcup and Qsle spent the night with a centrel grandmother and attended Sunday services. Delpha hosted Sunday morning events while residents visited the George Acre home for dinner with Zona Staggs.
Andy Baugher and Albert Brown were seen in the vicinity Sunday. Mrs. Annie Fowler visited her sick father John Leech. Grandma Robbins remains very ill. Elvin ue sold cattle to John Baughman last Saturday. Cattle and hogs were delivered at Exline and Cincinnati Saturday. Grace Pickens visited Fred Brown’s home Sunday. Administrator notice for Martha J Hart estate issued May 7 1925 by Putnam County Probate Court. Beneficiaries must file claims within six months. unfiled claims barred after one year. first publication May 20 1925.
The Sheriff of Putnam County Missouri acting as resident successor in trust will sell the north half of the southwest quarter in section twenty two township sixty six north range twenty one west at public auction at the county courthouse doorway Unionville to satisfy the note and costs under a deed of trust dated 1919 and recorded 1920. The sale is to be held at the front door of the courthouse for cash to the highest bidder.
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