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Newspaper
Unionville Republican
Location
Unionville, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1925
Page
6
A jumble of names and bits from a social column lists residents visiting relatives and attending events. It notes neighbors at A S Montgomerys and geographic ties to Chariton with scattered references to Montgomery, Lewis, and Roberts households and children visiting.
Crowded scenes and family updates fill the week with mentions of Mr and Mrs, neighbors, and seasonal visits. January through weekend gatherings include Mr and Mrs Crocketsonville aiding fence building, and numerous relatives sharing meals and church events.
The fragment describes family visitations and illnesses including Merick with dropsy, Mr and Mrs Loren Pinson at Imonville, a Delpha Sunday school program, wolves heard in the area, Ladies Aide at Union Church with weatherproofing, Hobart Mowrer installing a radio for a Kansas City summer, and various local movements and travel hints among residents including Ames and Allerton. The passage is a patchwork of individuals and places with limited coherent narrative.
Mrs Everett Lupton has 69 goals and is going up the geese business. Ed and Mrs Guffey hosted visitors Tuesday night. Fred Neighbore and Jora Suxor are impermanent. Will Timberlake bought strawberries from Mrs Earl Murphy. Elmer Hackett sold corn to Bob Elson. Henry Nelson and Albert Brown joined gatherings with Harry Coffrin. Albert Brown, son of Stanley Brown, injured in an auto accident while No Se road. Loren Spence, son of Guy Spence, mounted a hill. a slick track caused a collision breaking windscreens and a cut requiring stitches. Children’s exercises at Delpha reported as best yet.
The sermon at the Presbyterian meeting notes a planned summer program by the church. The pastor intends to begin services and appoints June 24 as the start date with three weeks of special activities.
The department acknowledges letter writers whose alerts and news sense add value. Officials commend correspondents for quality input and pledge full cooperation to enhance coverage wherever possible.
Local farmers around Mt Zion report replanting corn due to poor yields. Frank Missle and wife visited Howland on trading day. Austin McCollom and Walter Meenhilsy discussed farm matters. Floyd Hill visiting relatives. many friends and family gathered at Floyd Hill home for Myrtle Hill birthday.
Mrs Dewey Carter and Mr and Mrs John Carter were staying at Gates home to care for a child during an illness. Mrs Carter underwent gall stone and goiter surgeries in Des Moines, with word received Saturday night that all three were hospitalized but improving and friends wish for speedy recovery.
Crowded Elko column notes a sunlit week with mule sale to Mrs Zade Burns and Mrs Dewey Carter undergoing operations in Des Moines. Local families Virgil Anders Pearl Jones Jim Jones Walter Guint and others visited kin across Kirksville Green City and Unionville. Sunday school attendance was 88 due to rain. several families hosted gatherings and repairs.
The report lists residents visiting friends and family including George Palmer Gladys Sees Thelma Kine and Martha Seavey as well as trips to Green City. Hogs were delivered to Gi Woods and neighbors noted high water limiting fishing opportunities.
Fragmented report notes John Malling moving to Jim Avis Coal City near Mrs Tinsley and visits by Davis on Saturday. Floyd family spent Sunday at George Dilliner’s. Ruth McKinley ill last week. Mr and Mrs Hi Galloway of Punienville visited with daughter Mrs Ross. sister of Mets J O Me Hinley ill Saturday. Wishing Mrs McKinley a speedy recovery.
GlendaIe residents Mr and Mrs Rob Mullenix and family visited Cloyd Abbott home. Miss Crperal Lewis Skipinay aunt Anna Mullenix sewed. Funeral held for Herbert Croft in Martins town. Sylvia Montgomers returned from visits to Montgomery Whitney and Lewis homes. George Bowersock burial at Concord Cemetery.
Fragmentary line appears to reference philosophical themes with phrases about the eternal sun and destiny. No clear event, person, or organization is identifiable. The readable text suggests a poetic or symbolic note rather than a concrete news item.
An ancient advertisement touts Hall’s Catarrh Medicine as a two part treatment with a local ointment and a tonic that acts through the blood to improve mucous surfaces and prevent colds. The claim notes it has been sold by druggists for over 40 years.
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