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Unionville Republican

Location

Unionville, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jun 17, 1914

Page

8

Obituary of Joseph M Lynch Born 1887 Died 1914 in Washington

Joseph M Lynch born in Bruns wick County Virginia on September 12 1887 died in Satsop Washington April 14 1914 at age 26. He served as a private in the 27th Ohio Infantry from 1861 to 1864. He married twice Elizabeth Hubbard and Mary Hubbard and left a wife three children two sisters and two brothers.

Joseph M. Lynch Brunsck County Virginia Satsop Wash Elizabeth J Hubbard J H. Hill Reding Unionville Mary A. Hubbard Putnam County Chehalis County E. M. Medlin Montesano John W James H. Begg 27Th Regiment Ohio Infantry Chattanooga Tenn

Jury Awards Mrs Mand Fair Crecilius 25000 in Train Death Case

In Trenton Missouri a jury grants Mrs Mand Fair Crecilius 25000 for her husband’s death after being struck by a C M St P rail line train at Morely Iowa last March. The case charged negligence with the train running too fast. Hubble Bros of Trenton defended. many railroad lawyers represented the company. The decision may be appealed under the Federal Employers Liability Act which allows larger damages than state law limits. The suit sought 80000, the verdict near that total with the wife missing 5000 of the full amount by the time.

Trenton Mand Fair Crecilius Morely Iowa Hubble Bros. of Railroad Phve North Missouri

Man Held as Suspect in Linn County Meeks Family Killing

Kansas City Journal reports a man living in Western Oklahoma is held on suspicion of being George Taylor, sought for aiding the Meeks family murder in Linn County Missouri twenty years past. He and a brother William were implicated. William was hanged at Carrollton, Geo vanished after escape. The suspect admits a brother named William.

George Taylor Missouri Oklahoma Meeks Linn County George William Taylor William Carrollton Geo Kansas City Journal

Lemonville M. E. Church Preaching Schedule

Lemonville M E Church conducts services this weekend with preaching at Pollock Saturday 8 p m and Sunday 11 a m, Fairview at 3 p m, and Lemonville Sunday 8 p m. All are invited to attend.

Pollock Fairview Lemonville

Unionville High School yearbook praised for quality work

The Year Book from Unionville High School earns comment for its interesting content and notable student effort. Photographs enhance the book, reflecting significant ability, with the Kirksville Normal Index praising schools that produce good work and announce it.

Unionville High School Kirksville Tindex

Preaching at Church Of Christ Begins Thursday Night

The Church of Christ announces a series of services from Thursday night through Sunday evening. Services start at 8 o'clock each night with Sheni Settle of Indiana, a prominent church figure, as speaker.

Sheni Settle Indiana

Confirmation to be given at St Mary’s Milan Mo

The Rt Rev M F Burke D D bishop of the St Joseph diocese will administer the sacrament of confirmation at St Mary’s church Milan Mo on Monday June 22 at 9:80 am Reference to this sacrament is found in Acta VIII 14 17 and XEX 1 6 Rev J J Jermain Pastor

M. F. Burke St. Joseph St Mary’s Church Milan J. J. Jermain

Lemonville Telephone Company annual meeting on June 28

Notice describes Lemonville Telephone Company stockholders meeting on Tuesday June 28 1914 at 2 30 p m for election of five directors discussion of building or buying a house and a report of receipts and expenses by management. It is signed by President Lemen.

Lemonville Telephone Company Lemonville P. Lemen

Rain Inspires Neighborhood Hugely Happy Saturday

A general hurrah rose from neighbors as rain arrived Saturday morning. Cincinnati ministers Revs. Andrews Bessie and Roe held services at the Victory that weekend. Local visits included Len Hayes Zora Smith from Pennville buying cattle and Elmer Medlin visiting Mrs. Vilés near Elko.

Mrs. Vilés Elko Mat Mundon Frank Bills

Rain Brings Needed Relief to Rabbitaville Community

A brief Saturday rain fell in Rabbitaville easing drought concerns. Local reports note visits by Elmer Altisor and family to Pollock area, Glen De Garmo calling on Ocie Hackney, and a Sunday picnic in the grove near A. S. Hackney's with about forty attendees and well filled baskets. Leta Roof remains slow to improve while Katie Bernecker is listed among the sick. John Miller took a business trip to Unionville, and Mr. and Mrs. T. Peek of Pollock visited friends locally.

Frank Carter Stah St. Louis Gladys Marie George Gillum Alfred Shaw Beulah Gray Centerville Iowa Unionville George Gray Elko Nickerson Amy Charles Gillum Virgil Burns Thompson District Wm. Harradine Stahl P. S. Carr Leja Burns Reta Shaw George Fin Brown Gladys Gillum Reta Choate Nettle Elmer Altisor Pollock Glen de Garmo Ocie Hackney Leta Roof John Miller T. Peek A. S. Hackney’s

Local Social Notes Highlight Community Visits

South Lincoln residents share Sunday visits at multiple homes including Sarah Triplett and Charley Baquet. Bertha Fife ends a successful school term at Victory. The community gathers for a Victory meeting and a Thursday band concert with many families and young people in attendance.

Elmer Scrivens C. C. Rennells Johnny Maize Grandma Maize Sarah Triplett Steve Ratliff Charley Baquet Victory Fred Drury Fred Armstrong Bertha Fife Orval Carter Ira Guffey Duke Fullerton

Parson and Parishioner Exchange Over Sunday Habits

A Wil'tec's Pie excerpt depicts a parishioner advising his son to attend church, while the boy's path among "low fellers" is highlighted. The dialogue contrasts religious guidance with street life and paternal insistence on churchgoing.

Nothing Like an Understanding

A brief Glasgow Record feature uses witty repartee to tease misunderstandings between characters, with a light tone and sharp dialogue highlighting social manners and snappy exchanges.

Glasgow

Remarkable Bee Hive Removed from Castlehill Roof

A huge beehive on the roof of Castlehill in Ayrshire Scotland, known to have existed for 50 years, was removed after its weight threatened the mansion. Beesa were killed to access the hive and slates, and about half a ton of honey was recovered in good condition.

Castlehill Ayrshire Scotland

Breakfast’s rise in England dates to late seventeenth century

The piece notes that the word breakfast appears by 1468 and that Tudor era elites and merchants often did not eat until twelve or six o’clock, showing breakfast as a comparatively new meal. The text emphasizes social timing and language development around a common meal.

Galway police seize inland still on Gorumna Island

County Galway police raided Gorumna Island in the early hours uncovering a fully working potheen still with 4,400 gallons of wash and three smugglers. the seizure followed a smoke sighting and rapid action to seize contraband.

County Galway Gorumna London

Friendship opens the door to wider worlds

A quotation by Margaret celebrates friendship as a doorway from self to others. It frames friendship as a path that enlarges one’s inner life by allowing others to enter and transform the narrow self into a spacious, boundless realm.

Margaret

Trustee Sale Notice with Trustee and Property Details

Notice of trustee sale on defaulted mortgage in Fulton County. The deed of trust lists J. Ay Helferstine as trustee and A. B. Pratt as substitute trustee. The property involves Mary Cowan and Alice Cowan, with the sale to cover the secured debt and related costs per recorded instruments in Book 41 853.

Whsnens Geekae Chwitk Alisa Cowman Mecotdee Ty Dees Hanley Teliowieg Court House Fulton Cowan Alice M. Cowan A. B. Pratt

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Turner School Park Lemonville M. E. Church Church of Christ Lemonville Telephone Company Annual Stockholders’ Meeting Blanch Gilum Cora Lawson Daisy Stella Ryland Hazel Lewis George Brown Frank P Carter Mary Hunt Mary Payne Manda Morrow Nettie Carter Herbert Bessie Scott Lela Schuster Efficillum Carl Bunch Zedda Brown Ruth Choate Ardena Jones Nettie Gillum Christina Jones Icil Iva Minear Carl Gillum Dovie Ledford God Tom Patterson Tom Snider Anders Rabbitaville Katie Bernecker South Lincoln
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