This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!
This newspaper page contains 23 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.
Newspaper
Unionville Republican
Location
Unionville, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1937
Page
6
A pageant for the children of the School is planned for June 18 at the church. The Methodist church ladies celebrated Fathers Day with a Sunday program. A homecoming dinner was held at the CE Hume home east of town.
Allen Neighbors and family visited Mrs. Bertha Hackney. Wm Dee Huddleston and wife came from Kansas City for a short visit with her parents. Fred Culler and family visited Laura Hackney. Ambrose Gladwell and wife spent Sunday with home folks. Joe Fightmaster picked twelve gallons of strawberries. Ladies busy canning strawberries and peas. Family gathering at Jeff Moore home attended by Huddleston Schnelle Tucker and others. Lemon cemetery ice cream supper raised over 35 dollars. Valda Godfrey on vacation at home. Mrs Neal Lightfoot of near Newtown visited. Otis Schnelle and wife went to Centerville Iowa for medical appointment. Dora Campbell not improving as hoped.
Friday and Saturday visits from Pheebe Lee and Junior McGee with grandparents Mr and Mrs McGee. Charley Jewell family and Mary Elien at Arthur Scritchfield home. Alene Freeborn, Fay Freeborn, and Zilla Fowler socialized. Harvest plans as Harley West family head to Kansas. residents Bramhall and Shuey families host visitors. Zima Fowler ill with heart trouble. Miss Bramhall and Valee Bramhall spend weekend with kin.
June 21 notes Mrs John Barkley visiting Milan with relatives last Wednesday and Thursday. Mr and Mrs Sam Davis and daughter Beulah spent Sunday with their daughter. Mrs Lee Todd and Mrs Oden Todd with son Jerry were dinner guests of Mrs Frank Geisenhof. Miss Eulah Schnelle of Unionville stayed overnight with her parents Ray and Mrs. Schnelle. A family picnic occurred at Bob Fleshman’s Sunday with many attendees.
Incomplete report lists multiple family connections visiting or visiting from Kansas City area. Names include Mr and Mrs Carl Cox and daughters, Mr Myr Snyder and Wanda, and Mrs Glyde Morrinson with relatives. Several Sunday night visits referenced, including Mr and Mrs Vernon Ce and Miss Mag.
The text lists multiple families and individuals, including Cris Sorson Sivachen, Mullenix, Jimmy Seely, Matt, Robert Mullenix, Mada Fowler, John Gilstrap, Zane, John Muinear, Myri Triplett, Imogene, Geo Crooks, Jim Duncan, Aubrey Holman, Annis Branscors, Dani Duncan, and Geowardi, with Sunday visits or calls noted, fragmentary and jumbled.
June 21 items from Worthington record visits and hospital stays. Hazel Cassady of Des Moines visits relatives. Lorene Flynn returned from Laughlin hospital now improving. Bernetta Cassady stayed with grandparents. Nova Followill and family at Eason home while Mrs Eason rests in Kirksville hospital. Coleen Hogue visited Clarence West in Kirksville. Cora Logst birthday shower. Sara Wheeler funeral held in Queen City. Charley Fl and daughters visited Worthington relatives. Bast Crooks returned from Minnesota.
June 21 notes record visits and family news. Mr and Mrs George Speak and children and Mr and Mrs Leo Davis visited Sunday with Mr and Mrs O H King. Mr and Mrs Sam Kelley visited at Henry Stockton home. Hurley spent Sunday afternoon with Dewey Speak family. Mrs Jeon Pearson and daughter stayed at Henry Myers home. Hayer children and James Buckallew made a Ravanna Mo trip Sunday. Mrs Ethyl Robinson and grandson returned from Unionville after visiting Fred Armstrong. Armstrong is slowly improving after hip fracture. Helen Stockton feels better. Pauline Perkeypile visited relatives and works for Ed Thompson.
Community members attended an ice cream social for the Lemon cannery worker, with Mr. Albert Shee and Cayenna al among attendees. Visitors included Lala Commesser returning from Iowa and family members of Mr. and Mrs. Forrest, while Nella Hall hosted guests including Leo Hall Yor Hail and Ruby Pearl Shiesel.
Rosewood residents attended gatherings at the Clarence Mundon home and visits spread across Powersville and Kirksville. Emmett Norton and son Edward joined their family. Ethiel Mundon and Virginia Vestal spent time with relatives while Mrs Helen suffered a hip injury but improves slowly.
Mr and Mrs S C Wells and family visited the Mehis in Gravel Ridge on Sunday. Obert Dennin and family joined Mr and Mrs Clifford Ballard. Mrs J C Wells and Roxie hosted the club at home. Various local residents and guests are listed with Sunday visits and Friday get togethers.
June 21 newspaper notes social visits including Mr and Mrs William Latz and sons at Chas Fields, Mrs Raymond Burress and son as afternoon callers, Rolla Henry visiting Dow Millsap, and Millard Warren visiting daughter Mrs J at Alfred home. Additional callers include Mauriceyden and family, Mrs Ben Hamilton and children, Alfred Lowry and daughter, Leonard Warner and son at Wm Blanchard home. Mrs Beecher Gatrel called on Mrs Alfred Lowry. Harl Wilcox assisting.
Fragmentary notes describe visits of Wesley and Clarence Junior to Ed Lot Grawford home and mentions of Baldwin family and Aunt Joelrawford visiting her father Graward. Also references Harbie Martin near Glenwood on Saturday night and Bussday.
The Buyder school district Friendly Circle Club met June 16 at Mrs. Don Williams home with seventeen members and twenty visitors. A noon dinner was served before roll call and Bible verses. plans for a June 27 event were announced. A varied program followed, including a pressing game, club song, quartette, and cake served to all due to rain. Next gathering set for July 5 at Mrs. Will Snyder and Mrs. Murl Snyder.
A June 16 gathering at Mr and Mrs Floyd Hill’s home drew about 60 neighbors for a cooperative dinner. Guests included their daughter and husband Mr and Mrs Carl Cox of Kansas City. The evening featured games and music and officers were elected for the immunity program to be held at Hill schoolhouse Saturday night with Bea Hill as president and Edison Hill as vice president.
The council orders owners and tenants to cut weeds and remove or burn refuse from streets alleys and adjoining properties. The city will share in cleanup costs if residents fail to cooperate, with charges to owner or renter. By order of The City Council. C D Pittman, Clerk. Read The Republican Ads.
Reading unclear text mentions Ida Noland and her son Migs Vera Brooks in a Sunday panel event with Hogs We Plata Ew Dahon eye. The fragment provides few concrete facts beyond participants.
A series of brief local mentions detail visits and gatherings. Mrs Susie Williams called on Mrs Asa Wells. Miss Opalene Hollenbeck stayed with her uncle J O Wells. Janet Summers on the sick list. Nadine Donkin and Jes Wells visited Edna Busby with Vera Wells. Marshall Klinginsmith traveled to Iowa. Continuous minor social activities and family visits fill the items.
Opportunity Club met on Wednesday June 16 at Mrs J O Wells home with seven teen members and three visitors Miss Naydeen Dunkin Mrs Anders Mc Collum and Mrs Fred McCollough. They quilted a Wedding Ring quilt and shared a garden hint during roll call. A Question and Answer game was played and songs Stars Summer Night and Chub Will Shine were sung. Next meeting set with Mrs E Wells on June 80th. Vernal Wells.
F D Eisenhart ceases piano tuning in Unionville and passes duties to H F Curie. Curie is trained in piano work by Eisenhart Bros. Contact Mrs. Wm. Quigley at 247 it for orders as services resume shortly.
Letters of Administration on the estate of Marcus H Hatfield deceased were granted June 1 1937 by the Probate Court of Putnam County Missouri to the undersigned. All persons having claims against the estate must exhibit them for allowance to the Administrator within six months after the date of letters.
A probate notice references Beal property with A. Morgan named as administrator. The document lists actions in the settlement process and specifies filing requirements and deadlines for interested parties.
A probate notice dated May 24 1997 from Unionville references William A Ledford as Basestar and J T Morgan as Attest in the jurisdiction of Unionville Republican. The document records attestation and seal in a probate context.
We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.
People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!
You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!
Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.
Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.
Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.