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Newspaper
Unionville Republican
Location
Unionville, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1938
Page
3
Textless report fragment covers taxes per item gasoline and medicines a kidnapping case the Peter Levine incident and public concern about road deaths. It also notes a Kansas City university gift a four-day chautauqua in Livonia and local political candidacy details.
Low Ground will celebrate the Fourth with elaborate plans. Mullenty will entertain the Don't Worry Club at her home tomorrow afternoon. A revival at the M. E. church ended last Sunday with about forty accessions and as many confessed conversions. A house party for Miss Marvel Pickenpaugh followed by a luncheon at Miss Mae Mann's and a bank party at Miss Joe McKinley's completed a busy week.
A five pound baby girl named Mary arrived on a Wednesday in June, bringing joy to the family. Parents celebrate the healthy birth and look forward to welcoming relatives to meet their newest member.
Mrs Harper Mullenix and daughter Rona visit her parents Mr and Mrs Bradshaw. Mr Jim Mullenix recovering slowly from illness. Mr Harper Mullenix and daughters Genevieve and Carol Gilstrap travel to St Louis. Mrs Robert Mullenix and Vivian Hoskins visit Dee Crooks. Edell Abbott stays with his parents. Marl Barnhouse visits Mrs Tom Young.
Miss Ma Bramhall began duties as reporter for the Putnam County Journal. Layton C. Lane dies at his Unionville home at 5 15 am on Wednesday June 12 1918. Isses Marvel Smith and Fay Crooks return from Stephens College in Columbia. City Council discusses raising light and water rates to fund city works with lights up to 16 cents per 100 kilowatts and water minimum from 50 cents to 1 dollar per month. Hobart Mullins heads to Des Moines to enlist in the navy. Genevieve Thomas returns from Rolowa where she taught.
Mt Vernon item lists Dora Aardtey returning Saturday after aiding Mary Alice Camp with housecleaning. Nearby families and relatives from Ottumwa and local households visited various homes on Sunday and Wednesday afternoons, including Scalf, Swiger, Camp, and Alexander families.
The Spence children express gratitude to friends and neighbors for acts of kindness during the illness and death of their mother Lenore White. The note acknowledges support received and closes with appreciation.
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