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Newspaper
Unionville Republican
Location
Unionville, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1938
Page
7
Perry Porter leads Sunday School at 10 a m with services every second, fourth, and fifth Sunday at 11 am. June 26 sermon titled Loyalty God’s Touch by Minister O C Gross.
Local church announcements invite congregations to Sunday services and special programs. StringsTown Stringtown Church schedules 1 am and 8 pm preaching on Sunday the 26th with prayer and praise services. Union Church advertises Sunday School at 10 am and Harmony services next Sunday at 10 am with a children’s program in the afternoon.
Mary Frances Kanes Schoonover daughter of William and Sarah Kanes born Putnam county Missouri April 15 1856 died near Pollock Sullivan county June 20 193? aged 84 years 2 months 5 days married to Jar M Schoonover January 1876 and mother of four sons John W Milton Lee Les grandchildren and great grandchildren survive with a brother and sister and many relatives Funeral services were held at the home Tuesday afternoon at 2:00 o clock conducted by Mes Hamilton clair and burial followed in Scobee cemetery at Pollock
Angus Hill of Sardumkesy County died December 1 and was buried in Meridian after funeral services May 22 at the Meridian Methodist Church. He leaves a wife Mina Clara Shock and seven children, plus three sisters and several nieces and nephews. He served six years on the Ten Mile Heights Grange executive, and was survived by his family and many friends.
Numerous visits and homecomings around Kirksville and nearby towns. Airea Oo aety hosts and guests, Dr. and Mrs. McCalment host Celeste Noel, and Dr. N C Hargis and family visit. Relatives travel to Centerville and Trenton for hospital and family events as community members share meals and attend church events.
Notice states a special election will be held on Tuesday July 12 1928 in Unionville Missouri to decide a 30000 sinking fund bond issue to construct a city lake and levy an annual tax to pay interest and principal within twenty years The election will be conducted at the usual polling places in Ward One Ward Two and Ward Three all residents who are legal voters in Unionville Missouri are eligible to vote The notice bears the signature of Mayor Clyde Porbes and Clerk C D Pittman dated June 2 1988
Society notes from the Fortnighters Club list Mrs Rath as hostess to the Frs Club and Mrs D C Flanagan hosting the Suits Us Club afternoon meeting. Friday Contract Bridge host is Mrs D C Potts. Nora Mairs entertained friends last Friday for Mrs H S Emerson of Cushing Oklahoma and for Miss Stella Wentworth and Mrs Grace Wallace bound for Maine. A family reunion at Graysville on Sunday June 12 included the Partin families from Milwaukee Kelleyville and Graysville. Sunday dinner hosted by Mr and Mrs P A Melton for relatives including Mrs Asa Hall and Donnabelle Herrington.
The ceremony united a happy couple with friends in attendance. Miss June Streep and Mr Fernan Charles were among the guests as the couple exchanged rings in a simple service.
An all day meeting and basket dinner are set for Sunday June 26 at the Lone Star schoolhouse. Services will be held and a program is being arranged. Everyone is invited.
The Circle will meet at the IOOF hall next Monday at 8 p m Initiation and refreshments provided All officers are urged to attend
Penelope Tabenes advertises a sale at Holman’s featuring affordable home furnishings and garments. Airy perforated divans in tan brown and white at 3.00, lastex top merchandise, rayon socks, reinforced socks and slippers, plus ladies gloves and bengalene gloves offered at low prices.
Gene Lessey of Lucerne was in town trading on Saturday. The report notes she deed Mrs Abeer Gwinn Brookfield visiting relatives and friends.
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