Local Farm Policy Ad Promises Liberal Terms
An ad seeks buyers for a farm policy labeled as the most liberal on the market. It invites inquiries by phone at office number 272 or residence 146, urging readers to inspect the policy details.
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Newspaper
Unionville Republican
Location
Unionville, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1916
Page
1
An ad seeks buyers for a farm policy labeled as the most liberal on the market. It invites inquiries by phone at office number 272 or residence 146, urging readers to inspect the policy details.
A July Fourth basket meeting is planned one fourth mile north of Lone Star schoolhouse in a grove. Revs Kepple, Miller, and Fowler will preach during the day with baptisms after the afternoon service. Ice water will be available. the community marks 25 years since a Lone Star celebration was held.
The shop will be closed on Tuesday Wednesday and Thursday of next week as announced by John Joseph.
Lost pocketbook reported in front of Middleton Brothers office with notice that reward will be returned to the office.
A quiet ceremony at the Methodist church joined Glenn Green and Dorothy Dickson in matrimony last Saturday at 12:30. Rev Robert Jardine officiated in the absence of Rev H A Doughty. Only the bride’s parents and the groom’s two sisters attended. The couple will reside at the G A Earhart house in the north part of town and begin housekeeping. Mrs Dickson is from this city. Mr Green is a local lifelong resident and Unionville High School alumnus.
A Wentworth Mercantile Company worker, employed about two years, is set to continue in service as the outlook appears bright for both him and the firm.
Miss Daisy Marie Taylor and Bert L Bayman were married Thursday morning after a 6:30 dinner with the bridal party at the Coronado. Fern Buck of Missouri served as maid of honor and James Young of Kansas City was best man. The bride wore a white orchid dress with a large black hat and carried a daisies bouquet. Mrs Bayman is the daughter of Ira and Mrs Taylor of Wichita. Bayman serves in Company A, Second Infantry Kansas National Guard.
Miss Lillian Pettigrew of Trenton visited her sister Mrs Ora Tudor with her mother last week. The next day a betrothed in Trenton sent word he was called to the colors and the wedding occurred before he left with his company. The bride had many friends in the area.
About 35 Masons from Unionville and Pollock traveled to Cincinnati on Tuesday to confer degrees with a larger Centerville contingent. Fifty from Centerville attended as two teams conferred degrees. A splendid banquet was served by the Cincinnati lodge and attendees praised the hospitality and enjoyment of the event.
The candidate visited briefly and met many people, leaving a positive impression. He is the only Republican candidate for state office in the First Congressional District and is expected to receive a near unanimous vote locally.
Hon Charles F. Carter Democrat candidate for congress spoke at the Theatre Royal on Tuesday afternoon. The talk drew several attendees and followed a brief address by Magee. Carter is well known in the county for his friendly conduct and concrete bridge work, likely boosting support in the upcoming nomination vote.
Alfred Petit of Knox county, a successful banker and business man, campaigned in town Monday for the state treasurer bid. He was elected to the 48th general assembly from a Democratic county by a large margin and is described as a man of high standing who would handle state business efficiently if elected.
Princeton circuit contender Hon L B Wood spends several days in the county campaigning for judge. He meets voters and outlines his qualifications while pursuing electoral support ahead of the election.
Attorney Mr. Wood, a Mercer county bar member with a genial personality, pursues the Republican nomination on his own merit. He makes a clean campaign and efforts to meet as many voters as possible despite time constraints.
Mrs P J Tatman held a Pratt Cabin picnic Monday night for Mrs Troy Swallum of Browning followed by a dance by Mrs J J Vrooman. Mrs Laura Lacock hosted a six o clock dinner for Mrs O Garrison of Clarence. The Afternoon Bridge Club visited Mrs G W Underwood last Thursday. The Sorosis meets with Mrs C B Brasfield tomorrow afternoon. Mrs Anna C Taylor hosted the PEOs Tuesday evening. Miss Muriel Applegate’s friends gave a Friday shower at Mrs Jo Wady’s home.
Livonia optician Dr Hanna will be at Hale's Drug Store on Monday and Wednesday July 8 and 6 for free eye testing.
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