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Newspaper
Unionville Republican
Location
Unionville, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1915
Page
2
A fragment notes a gathering where entertainment was provided by the Stokensisters and Miss Torrey. J Curtis Torrey of Lucerne spent part of his vacation with his uncle Sohn Torrey.
Velvet rugs in 27x54 inch gone for 75 cents and 1.50 dollars while 27x52 27x54 and 27x60 Axminster rugs priced at 1.19 1.50 1.75 and 2.25 dollars respectively.
Rain lingers as farmers crave dry days to plant corn. Mrs. John Spurgeon of Unionville visited relatives the past week. Mrs. Virgil Johnson remains ill after seven months. Children's Day exercises drew a large crowd with a strong program. A show Friday night drew crowds and runs through the week. Lightning struck James Dowell's home Saturday causing little damage. Charley Shipley’s house caught fire Saturday and was quickly extinguished.
Fred Boswell of Cincinnati entertained Sunday by Grace Guffey and Pearl Cacady at Mt Harmony Saint Church. The Gospel program drew praise for interesting talks and a wish for their return. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Willis King.
Severe weather affects Livonia as residents report rain and travel disruptions. Miss Mabel Kelley received a watch bracelet from Frank Hall at a Thursday show. Several townspeople traveled to Unionville on Tuesday for shopping. Bernice Cullum visited the Ovid Neagle home Friday and Saturday. A wrestling match was postponed to Monday night due to rain. Hall's show left Thursday for Graysville to stay four weeks.
North region residents attend baptisms at Mt Zion while many locals visit relatives and attend events. Several families including Daily Mikels Stroud Logue McClure and Hurley groups socialize, visit Granville area relatives and join a Graysville Children’s Day and Chariton meeting backdrop. Rainy spells mix with basket gatherings and upcoming July fourth plans.
A Monroe reader praises a Saxon car for tackling every hill encountered, boasting thousands of miles without a hill too steep. The letter emphasizes the vehicle’s performance and reliability as a strong selling point.
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