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Newspaper

Unionville Republican

Location

Unionville, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jun 12, 1918

Page

11

Obituaries present in Missouri town newspaper

Obituary notices describe Ellis Pickering and a brother named in a Missouri town. Details include births, marriages, children, service at First Church, and interment in Unionville cemetery. Also mentions Civil War veteran status, relatives in Cincinnati and Centerville, grandchildren, and war volunteers in France.

Hstal Ville Jennie Anderson Dorothy Eldora Helen Rebecca Bro Yount Christian Church J. Roy Weeks Unionville Ellis Pickering Tennessee Ben Omaha Susan Virginia Brown Johnie George Andy Barnhouse James Lawson Clell Jess Pickenng John Shelton Vesta Smith Fred Smith Cincinnati Sam Epley Centerville Iowa Roy Lawson Herbert Shelton France Cleo Connie Sol Grete

Great Sunday School Rally Inspires Local Community

The Sunday schools held a rally featuring William A. McKeever of Kansas University. Nearly 600 pupils marched to the Theatre Royal where McKeever spoke on the purpose of Sunday school and character building. Adults heard a powerful address, and two afternoon meetings motivated community betterment.

William A. McKeever Kansas University Theatre Royal Mr. McKeever McKeever

Sunday Program At Methodist Church Aims For Busy Week

Sunday schedule lists Sunday school at 9 44 am preaching at 1 pm Epworth League at 7 pm Chicken supper fundraiser at 1 pm. Milan and Sandas contest urged to boost attendance and offerings next Sunday preaching and communion at Tamons church at three o clock followed by quarterly conference. Union meeting at Rev Noland home Monday noon ten o'clock with Dr Jardin Reve Trower Fitzgerald and others. special meeting set for June 18 at two o'clock. secretary W Doughty reports.

Milan Tamons Our Monterial Union Noland Jardin

First Church Attendance and Roy Campaign Notice

The First Church of Christ reports 185 present last Sunday with a $4 offering. A large evening choir and active young peoples meeting enhance worship, with praise for local workers. Roy announces for Congress in Missouri's First District, urging support for wartime unity and a vigorous victory. A stockholders meeting notice for Farmers Bank of Unionville sets June 26 for director elections and business.

Ble Young Cemare Jasep A. Shelton Miss Argon Mary Young Peoples’ Meeting Nell Lon Mahoney Farmers Bank of Unionville Unionville Missouri K. McCutchen W. H. Holman

Wanderers Topic Promises Sunday Worship at Presbyterian Church

The Presbyterian Church invites believers to study Romans Chapter 40 next Sunday. The schedule lists Sunday school at 9:46, Morning Worship and Sermon at 11:00 titled The Wanderers, and an Evening Service at 8:00. Pastor D. B. Fitzgerald notes a mast invitation.

Bible School The Wanderers D. B. Fitzgerald W.B

Putnan County Girl Weds Montana Boy in Havre Ceremony

The marriage of Miss Bertha Letemer of Liverda Missouri and Earl P. Butler a farmer near Amos Montana occurred May 22 in Havre. Butler formerly lived in Indianola Iowa. They will reside on his Amos farm.

Havre, Mont Bertha Letemer Liverda Earl P. Butler Amos Montana Indianola W.S.S

Wedding at Worthington Seals Union of Sparks and Lawson

Misa Dol lie Sparks wed Aurville Lawson at four o'clock Saturday in Worthington with Squire Tom Montgomery officiating. The bride is the daughter of Noah Sparks of Martinstown and the groom the son of Dick Lawson near Hartford. Guests included Ovid Sparks and family as they journeyed to the bride’s home for a six o'clock supper.

Squire Tom Montgomery Worthington Misa Dollie Sparks Aurville Lawson Squire Montgomery Noah Sparks Martinstown Dick Lawsen Hartford Ovid Sparks Mildred Mar! Sparks Misses Marx Alma Crooks

German Alien Registration Rules Issued for 1918

Government orders all German natives and subjects 14 or older in the United States to register by June 26 1918 at police stations in cities or post offices in rural areas. The rule covers married German women with American husbands and certain naturalized cases while excluding Austria Hungary and other allies. Penalties include detention or deportation for failing to register or carrying an invalid registration card. American-born women may avoid registration unless they married a German national or naturalized in a specific way. Exceptions detail various naturalization paths and marital terminations with conditions for resuming American citizenship. A separate section outlines registration procedures and photography requirements for German alien registrants.

Germany United States Austria-Hungary I—Pbhe United Ahough Alsace Schauwig Holstein Rsot Re Ton Vantage Sara

Pie Supper Aids Hed Landtiser Fund In Oak Grove

Local youths gathered at Franklin school house Saturday for a fund raising pie supper benefiting Hed Landtiser. Reports note students from Kirksville plan to attend HUMIn Ne fther school as part of post event plans. Latamer and Mrs G Lee hosted visitors while Orvil Speak traveled to Lancaster then to St Louis for Navy examination and potential deployment.

Franklin School Rosa Lyton Landtiser Coy Clor Jeff Kirksville Latamer Mra G . Lee It Be Speaks Lucoday Lie May Lee Miss Dora Livonia Orvil Lancaster Navy St. Louis

Livonia Community Events Mention July 4 Program and Social

Crowded town notes include Junior Red Cross July 4 program and an ice cream social later that night. Other items report visits from Dwayne Pierce relatives, Cross entertainment at Chapel, and bank funds kept in the Livonia bank vault.

Red Cross Cant Clair Wetarda Guernsey Davis Bay Unionville Joe Biawell Ie Redo Liman Corda Bherwood

Notice of Final Settlement

A final settlement notice appears with fragmented text referencing legal action. Readable items imply court oversight or administrator approval related to estate or trust matters. no complete names, dates, or places are clearly legible in the fragment.

Centenarian Mrs Porter Celebrated in Libarty Township

In Libarty township a Century birthday for Mrs Porter was marked with a large gathering in a grove west of her home. Speakers included ex-Lieutenant Governor J C McKinley and State Representative J G Morgan. Family and friends from several counties and states attended, praising her long life and patriotism.

Libarty Township Pormiter Washington County Ohio J. W. Porter Missouri Sheas Bert Roas Centerville Ily

Endorse G. F. Leslie for Next Congressman

The Clark County Republican central committee met in Kahoka and endorsed unanimously G. F. Leslie of Memphis for Congress in the First District. Leslie, a lifelong party worker, has funded the party and supported Scotland County’s organization, seen as a mature statesman who would honor Northeast Missouri.

Clark County Republican Central Committee Kahoka G E. Leslie Memphis Leslie Scotland County Este Missouri Clark County

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