Community Visitors and Travel Notes Mark Local Week
A long list of residents and guests circulate through Lemons and nearby towns. People travel to Milan Exline Topeka Wichita Cincinnati and Osceola visiting friends relatives and attending events.
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Newspaper
Unionville Republican
Location
Unionville, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1923
Page
4
A long list of residents and guests circulate through Lemons and nearby towns. People travel to Milan Exline Topeka Wichita Cincinnati and Osceola visiting friends relatives and attending events.
Kansas City Livestock Bulletin notes the Bradshaw and Lorence Percheron Stallion has been purchased by J. E. Kopfer. The stallion will stand 9 days at the Ira Bradshaw farm on Monday and Tuesday and the rest of the week at the J. E. Kopfer farm.
Mrs J D Hayward hosted friends Tuesday afternoon. P E O s met with Mrs W Robbins Tuesday evening. Last Saturday afternoon Carrie Elson entertained at Bridge for Mrs H D Kistler of Butte Montana.
Thomas Leroy Tysor of Unionville died June 15 1923 at his daughter's home aged 84 years 2 months and 24 days He was born near Sabina Ohio March 2 1839 married Sarah M Sheeley December 7 1862 six children survive including Charles R Otis L Martha E Statton and Emily A Quail He helped organize Lodge No 280 in Missouri and was a longtime Methodist and OOF member Funeral in Unionville Methodist church with burial in Unionville cemetery Card of Thanks from the children.
Born March 7 1871 in Clay county Indiana Cora Belle Heacox died June 9 1924 at 420 West Foods St Kirksville Missouri of bronchial pneumonia aged 52 years 3 months and 2 days She moved from Missouri to Kirksville lived most of her married life at Christian Home church later joining the Baptist church at Kirksville She left thirteen children ten living and seventeen grandchildren with many relatives including siblings Quen Quigley and Frank Holiday Her devotion during influenza era was noted and she is described as loving and helpful Her funeral was led by Rev C F Acree in Kirksville Also noted are brief obituaries for Sirena Vincent born May 1881 Mendota Illinois died June 1924 in Des Moines and for Dorothy and Ranford Babbitt returning from Pollock after visiting their grandfather Sturgess Babbitt
Reverend Floyd M Eaywards invites all to Bible study at 945 am and worship at 11 am and 7 pm. He urges members to resist Sunday golf, join the choir, and support the Gospel as the pastor prepares for an upcoming vacation and a Zion revival in October.
Across the South more than 27 000 Baptist churches in the SFC territory will observe Christian Education Day next Lord's Day. Sermons will align with the theme for the occasion.
Mrs. M F Speak is poorly at this walting Hurrah for Putnam county. It is not going to be behind any longer It can afford a court house as well as its neighbor counties. Nellie Mundon, who has been real sick with typhoid is getting along nicely Mrs. Esther Pearson spent a few days last week at the home of her parents, Mr and Mra. J N Lewis
Livonia Missouri hosts optometrist Dr Hanna at the Farmers Bank Building on Wednesday June 27 for careful eye testing. The event invites residents to have their vision checked by the eye care professional.
The state highway law authorizes removal of all advertising signs along state highways and blocks new ones. The commission, having been lenient, directed the chief engineer to remove all advertising signs and any objectionable signs along state roads.
A June 6 incident at Dayton Ohio saw the US Army dirigible TC-1 burn after a storm hit soon after arrival. Other nations like Germany Britain and Italy also suffer recurring misfortunes with their airships as operations continue.
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