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Newspaper
Unionville Republican
Location
Unionville, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1914
Page
5
Fragmented OCR lists names and events including John McClellan and Jim Hill selling hogs on Monday Simon Yoif and others, Miss Golds Hall and Hazel Brice visiting, Frank Willet and Hall visiting Switzble, Erma Young calling, and a Monday evening call about Miss Golds Hall.
Numerous residents from Pollock Lemonville and surrounding towns are listed visiting shopping trips family visits and travels to nearby cities including Milan Linneus Lancaster and Kansas City. Notable local figure Judge John P. Butler of Milan dies after a paralytic stroke. he served twelve years as circuit judge and declined re election.
The Colfax Rebekah Lodge No 53 of Unionville Mo mourns the death of Bro Frank Tysor who departed this life June 15 1914 at Roundup Montana. Members express deep sorrow and honor his memory noting his adherence to Friendship Love and Truth. A mourning drape is placed on the charter for 80 days with copies sent to LeRoy LaBelle Mo and local papers.
The M. E. circuit holds preaching at Bethany Saturday 8 PM and Sunday 10 30 AM Baptismal service follows at Bethany Sunday. Douglas hosts 3 30 PM Sunday and West Liberty 8 PM Sunday. All baptismal candidates should attend if possible.
Campbell Cameron were united in marriage on a Wednesday afternoon June 1 at the home of J R Harper. Rev Harper officiated at the Methodist Episcopal Church ceremony. The bride, daughter of Mrs J D Cameron of St Joseph, is sister to Mrs Jesse Robbins of Unionville. They plan to reside in St Joseph after August. The Republican extends congratulations.
Community notes report a surprise birthday dinner at Wm. Brummitt’s and a baptism near Bethany after the 11 o clock service led by Rev. Rehman on June 28. Otis Miller was thrown from a horse Sunday and injured, but improving. Local residents, including Mrs. Joe Leeper, visited relatives near Pollock and others gathered at homes of G. W. Peek and John Varner for weekend activities.
Blue Ridge residents Mr and Mrs G T Christian and family visited Mr and Mrs W A Hainley Sunday. Miss Marie Fightmaster visits sister Mrs Merrit Corbin. Walter Danner and Clarence Fox guests of Fox family. Doctor called for Uncle John Hackney Monday. George Fightmaster Leo Hackney Wm Hackney and families visit Wm Hackney Sunday. Bethany preaching Saturday night and Sunday at 11. Ara Lemen Don Smith Opal Fightmaster guests of Henry Noel Sunday. Mrs W B Hackney and Mrs Lem Rouse visit Ernest Williamson Monday. Young people dinner at John Warner's Sunday. Rock Schnelle and wife visit sister Mrs Merrit Corbin.
Shady Lane W A Hainley delivered cattle at Lucerne Saturday. Mr and Mrs Pickenpaugh of near Central City visited daughter Mrs Guy Fleshman Sunday. Mrs Earl Kopfer was real sick and Forest and Edwin Christian visited uncle Charley Blackman near Newtown. Mrs Lenna Hackney helped sister Mrs Wm Haintey can cherries. Mrs Joe Coppock was sick last week. Mrs Turner Noland poor last week. Dinner at John Warner home Sunday. Zelma Howard visited Mrs Dave Noland Saturday afternoon. G T Christian and family visited W A Hainley Sunday. Married Mrs Lovell Collins of Harris and Miss Grete Clapper of this vicinity wed at Union Wednesday afternoon by Rev Bush. They will live with his parents until Collins builds a house. Congratulations extended.
Miss Naomi Reynolds visited relatives in Unionville over the last two weeks. Coddington of Lucerne drilled and well for Jake Young last week. Miss Floy Lowery attended the Collins Clapper wedding on Wednesday. Miss Bartha Young of Powersville visited her grandmother Mrs Rachel Young last week. V A Baers reported a notable event of the week in Kansas City. Homer Stout and Raynold delivered cows and calves at Lucerne on Saturday.
Harve Judd was sent to J. B. Frater on Saturday to inspect a sick horse. Nick Morrison cut rye, and Miss Lucy Roberts was sick last week in this brief rural news item.
Pollock M C Roseberry walked from the well to the east gate last Monday. John Yardley and a Stanley boy went to Kansas to harvest on Monday. Pearl Wells and Albert Lloyd also traveled to Kansas for harvest Tuesday of last week. Roseberry was in Unionville on Tuesday. Noah Smith and Mr Sloan were on business Wednesday. A new girl arrived at the home of Mr and Mrs Jesse Scott on Wednesday morning last week. Esta Bumgardner is working at Jesse Scott's. Wm M Smith visited Iowa last Thursday and returned Saturday. A basket meeting at Fair Lian Sunday drew a large crowd and two sermons by Rev Reed and Hayward. De Hayward visited Unionville at De Crumpacker's Sunday. Mr and Mrs J W Roseberry and two children left for Kansas to visit D E Roseberry. A very large audience attended Children’s Day services. Lake Courtney Miss received the diamond ring Saturday night for most popular young lady. E B Thompson Chas Mehla and Bert Statton attended Frank Tysor's funeral at Unionville Sunday. R E Torrey O O Torrey and family visited Henry Ellis and family. A moving picture show entertained St John last week. Sunday school at 10 and services at 11. All invited. Miss Ethel Rush, who has been assisting Mrs Clyde Torrey this spring, returned home Monday.
An advertisement touts Parisian Sage as a remedy for dull lifeless hair, dandruff, and itchy scalps. It claims the product nourishes roots, stimulates growth, and makes hair soft and radiant, available from drugstores or L. H. Howard.
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