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Newspaper
Unionville Republican
Location
Unionville, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1921
Page
6
After years of weakness and depression described as a heavy heart and chest pain, the narrator details severe liver trouble and fatigue that led to quitting work. She reports rapid improvement after trying Tanlac, with better appetite and overall health from the first use.
An appreciation note invites attendance at upcoming services. The message thanks participants and emphasizes communal gathering and reverence for shared faith moments.
A clergyman announces upcoming vacation with plans to leave Monday and return after two Sundays away. He notes attendance at a reference in Galt and mentions a conference in Brookfield, Missouri on September 14 presided by a bishop. He reflects on twenty months of service and expresses gratitude.
A large gathering from Centerville and surrounding towns celebrated Cynthia Ann Bert of Tulsa Oklahoma for her 75th birthday at the Bates grove last Sunday June 5. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Curtis Streepy and family, Mr and Mrs William Brown and others from Exline Coatsville Cincinnati and Centerville sharing well filled baskets and good times.
The passage notes Neal Hatfield and family traveling to Columbia where Hatfield begins schooling. Rev. Charlie Phillips preached at their locale last Sunday with more services planned next month. Carrie Lawson socialized with Golda and Bessie, and a surprise birthday dinner was held for a 19 year old Miss on June 1. Plans mention Rev. Bill McFarland’s monthly appointments and bridge work funded by Owen Stokes, with possible start soon. Nealie Houghton and spouse returned to Kirksville on Sunday.
Mary Ellen and Faye Walter return home after visiting at the Halley home in Unionville and their uncle F M Walter of Mendota. Several families including J J Hill and S Ball, L D Watkins, Dade Brown, Lee Mock, Tom and Sybil Vrock, and J P Walter with others were seen visiting at various local homes and centers such as Porte, Porter, and Walter households. Grace Mack heads to Albia for Iowa State Teachers College while locals conduct business in Centerville and Livonia.
Essex demonstrates long endurance and reliability beyond showroom appeal. Owners report low operating costs, rare repairs, and superior wear management, with the clutch and design delivering lasting performance. A 9,000 mile note signals increasing efficiency, claiming Essex as best among many makes.
Mordica Fowler died Friday morning and was laid to rest Saturday at Johnson Cemetery beside his first wife. The Hayes family, John and Sybil Hayes, and Miss Sybil Hayes with typhoid fever appear in the local notes. Children’s Day at Hartford drew a well attended program. Various locals including Maude Carter and Bettie Fowler visited Livonia, with July 4 celebrations invited.
Price 60c at all dealers. Don’t sync for 2 remedy get Dean's Kidney Pills the same that Mrs. Allee had. Foster Milburn Co., Mfrs., Buffalo, N Y.
An advertisement promotes Hall's Catarrh Medicine claiming internal circulation cleanses the blood and reduces inflammation in chronic catarrh. It states the medicine acts on mucous surfaces to restore normal conditions and notes availability through druggists with circulars from FP Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio.
Notice is given of the annual stockholders meeting of the Farmers Bank of Unionville Missouri to be held at the bank building in Unionville on Tuesday June 21 1921 at 9 oclock a m for at least three hours or until the purpose is accomplished. Nine directors are to be elected for the ensuing year and other business may be transacted. G E McCutchen President J F Underwood Secretary.
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