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Newspaper
Unionville Republican
Location
Unionville, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1925
Page
7
A town pages through Sunday with notes on visits and visits home as families gather for church and community events. People like Thelma Payne Rolla Banner and Mrs Sam Lemon are mentioned among neighbors and relatives, with dozens of short updates about Sundays, birthdays, travel, and school terms.
The column records Hazel Alexander returning from St Joseph and Edna Alexander spending Sunday with Dora and Lorene Swiver. It lists Tom Roberts and family visiting Mrs Jetha Alexander, Tra Potter's family, Newt Swiver and others, Wm Alevinde and wife at Keokuk, Joran Ewing and wife with Harry Sealf, Mae Herriel, and Tate Alexander on Sunday, plus various dinners and gatherings and garden notes including straw berries and weather hints.
A NZ committee proposes drafting girls into national service to learn domestic arts, aiming to ease the house-help shortage and bolster home economics skills. The plan suggests compulsory training and potential placement with households or public institutions.
A flurry of social notes from Powersville and nearby towns details visits and updates. Many locals travel to Unionville, Ottumwa, Cleopatra, and Corydon while others join family gatherings and a navy furlough event. Community life centers on kin and neighbors plus a Denominational program at Bereat church.
Mrs. Jim Coghill of Pennville spent Sunday with her daughter Mrs. Etta Riggins. Betty Speak visits aunt Chloe for the week. King Clio Ayers visited Ed Kinney's home. Edna Ayers spent Tuesday evening with Mrs. Etta Riggins. Dan Kenney visited W. M Hill and Mrs Basil Munnon and Junior. Mr and Mrs Ora Shaver were Sunday visitors at Etta Riggins. Sam Lawson and gently spent Saturday at Ola Hut home. Mr. Reta Flan and children stayed with Jerry Haynes.
Lucerne residents host and travel for visits as weekly Thursday music events invite locals. Claud Cochell and family travel from Unionville while Imogene Scott visits from Powversville to see her parents. Rev Blunt conducts services as Claude Cooley arrives from Kenneth, Saskatchewan. New baby born to Rev Shultz and wife. Mrs Tingley departs for Sand Springs Oklahoma.
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