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Newspaper
Unionville Republican
Location
Unionville, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1923
Page
4
The notice invites all regular Sunday worshippers to attend morning and evening services at the church next Lord's Day. It notes warm weather and lists Sunday school at 9:46 and B Y P U at the usual evening hour. The pastor Oscar Creech promises a patriotic sermon and urges attendance before the pastor's vacation.
Local items record funerals and family visits around Unionville. Jas Clapper died after months of suffering at his home east of here. Frank Prund aged six died in Illinois this summer. Several residents including Mrs G A Gallows and daughter, Mr and Mrs Carson Valentine, and Hugh Losey with families are mentioned in visits and social calls. Hog deliveries were reported to Unionville Monday.
Central City residents share Sunday dinners with families including the Bishops Hamiltons and Logans. Several households entertain visiting kin and friends, with Mrs. Hugh Losey and children visiting John Pearson’s home. A public notice promotes Chi-Namel Crack Filler and a graining process sold by L. H. Howard as a city improvement to improve homes.
President Harding and his party left Washington last Wednesday afternoon to tour Alaska, the Panama Canal Zone, and Porto Rico. He will give nineteen formal addresses and many informal talks from the train rear platform and at receptions as he promotes national policies. The first formal address was in St. Louis last Thursday night and the second in Kansas City the next evening.
Medlin returned home Thursday after visiting Mrs. Dan Shehan and son Jim of Cincinnati Iowa. Clyde Anders of Centerville visited his cousin Ernc Moss. Willie Minear and family helped care for his father Dave in Unionville. Ice cream and cake shared at Darwin Pearson home Saturday night.
District clerks must file reports with the county superintendent as soon as possible after June 30 and no later than May 10. Section 11215 R. F. 1919 requires completion. If report blanks are missing, notify Loughridge at Office 402 or Residence 401.
J B Kopfer announces ownership of the Bradshaw Lorenca Percheron Stallion and lists seasonal服务 at Ira Bradshaw farm Monday Tuesday and J E Kopfer Kopfer farm rest of week. Millspaugh praised for actions against loan companies and housing trust in Missouri.
Hogs shipped last Saturday to the St. Louis market topped Monday's market at 7.60 per cwt. They netted shippers 6.58 per cwt. Farmers Cooperative Association urges farmers to store stock to gain full value.
This week notes events from 380 years ago and 20 years ago. Ora Goul, 14, drowned at Coop's pond after an outing with his brother Cash and Huster Stuckey. A. C. Berry and son form a medical practice. Marriage licenses issued to J W McMorrow with Carrie Gravenor and William Caley with Myrtle Smith. Edgar Jarman becomes assistant to Agent Withrow at the depot. John B Martin builds a new house east of town. Revival at Baptist church closes with 82 baptisms. Mrs W C Cromer took what she thought was cough medicine but iodine, quickly relieved. Farmers Bank raises capital to 50 000. Omas VanDyne weds Norma Deweese. Ed Heey moves grocery to Stout building. Jacob Hart cashes 6 90 check from McCutchen & Son after 11 years.
Melvina Louise Stille died after a long residence in Missouri. She was born in Unionville 1902 to George N and Belle Stille, married to Mr. Stille, and survived by her siblings Sue Leonore Mary and George N Jr. Her education spanned Jefferson City Charleston Lincoln and the state university at Lincoln. She taught English and History in Scottsbluff and Wolbach Nebraska before returning to Charleston Missouri.
Homer XK. Compton recited for the service with selections Lead Kindly Light and Beautiful Isle of Somewhere. Floral offerings were many and very beautiful. The remains were laid to rest in Wyrls Elneolt, Neb. State Journal reports the burial.
Sunday school at 9:45 a.m. Worship services with a sermon by Pastor Clinton T Farmer at 11 a.m. and 8 p.m. Everyone invited and members urged to attend next Sunday.
A. A. Williams and son Murle visited Cincinnati last week for a business trip. Mrs. Alva Colton spent Wednesday with Mrs. Minnie Hayes. Guy Colton and family enjoyed Sunday at the Colton home near Hartford. M. E. Williams of Moulton Iowa stayed part of last week with the Williams family near Graysville. Herbert Davids and family from Minnesota visited at the Davids home near Glendale. James Carter Sr. of Cincinnati, father to Mrs. Davids, is seriously ill.
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