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Newspaper
Unionville Republican
Location
Unionville, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1938
Page
2
In a local ceremony, Cenivton celebrated a milestone involving 900 tons offinished output. The event featured United Union representatives and regional officials. The gathering underscored production capacity and community impact.
Editorials discuss the Supreme Court ruling on Secretary Wallace and the Kansas City Stockyards charges, defending judicial tradition of fair hearings and criticizing New Deal influence. It contrasts court independence with administrative power and surveys political reactions across states.
The piece quotes President Roosevelt defending the New Deal while critics blame excessive stimulus for a recession. It notes the U.S. policy of lending to utilities and cities and reports AFL leader President Green challenging government actions.
June reports outline Rev Arthur Davis service attendance last Sunday after morning services. Seppa Clara Samples of Pollock visited Mrs Nola Brundage and Fred Howard, with Mr and Mrs Sam Fenelon and family calling on W A Valentine Sunday afternoon. Entries mention grinding work and sales trends as well as teen years and local residents Kenneth bear and Hears Ian.
The Lone Star Sewing Circle met Wednesday June 8 with 11 members and five visitors present led by Mrs. Ruby Collins. Two new members, Mrs. Bernie Thompson and Miss Nina Medlin, joined. Members embroidered tea towels, sang a hymn after dinner, and recited the Lord's Prayer. Marilyn Carter led a special song.
An unsettled description notes that the Cuscs and Germans are ready to fight at any provocation, with tension mounting as each side seeks an excuse to flare up hostilities.
Paul Bradshaw Wilks and Mable Hartford are noted as a pair in a concise local notice with names listed together.
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