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Newspaper
Unionville Republican
Location
Unionville, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1938
Page
4
A collage of historical notes touches on taxes, pensions, and economic signals. It mentions social security cautions, highway concerns, and tax receipts amid a recession, plus aircraft wrecks, Wimbledon triumphs, and political tensions including Hitler and Congress funding.
The excerpt notes vast home ownership figures, 1987 accident death tolls, and 1938 Missouri bank earnings declines. It cites Omaha Rabie rooms diaper donations, Peoria post office plans, WPA birth-rate comments, and union conflicts delaying work as job pressures persist nationwide.
Mr and Mrs Obert Bradshaw and children Olen Jean and Janet visited relatives on Sunday. Genevieve and Rona joined Mrs Harper Mullenix’s family for a Sunday gathering. Valee Abbott celebrated a thirteenth birthday with family members present.
Local readers learn Olive Crawford married David Dorsett in Los Angeles a few days ago. The issue notes a June 29 Christian church Bible Study and training class with 25 members and other town news including tainted electric current costs and school board staffing changes.
The afternoon program includes games, races, contests, a baby show, fat man's contest, old settlers reunion, wedding, oldest resident, patriotic speeches, and more. Harry Johnson, who sailed with President Lincoln on the ironclad, is visiting relatives on furlough. A tornado cut a path about a quarter mile wide and several miles long north of Green City Monday evening. Celeste Noel entertained Friday afternoon in honor of Miss Mabel Goul of Chicago.
Obituary note records the death of Mrs Juey Ellen Stalcup on a Sunday morning, reported as occurring shortly after a specified time yesterday. The notice marks a historical remembrance from the local page.
The Ladies Aid of the UK Church of Livonia were pleasantly entertained with a light program featuring songs readings and group activities. Members enjoyed fellowship and shared refreshments as part of an uplifting afternoon gathering.
The undersigned barber shops will be closed all day July 4 with Guffey and Donaldson Rouse Bros Pickering Barber Shop and Art McVey listed. Mrs Jim Duncan called on Mrs Jim Mullenix Friday afternoon.
June 27 notes report Mrs Cable Roy in Unionville nursing a broken hip Miss Polly Tees is recovering from a fall John Torrey in Kiskaville hospital after appendectomy Eleanor Shaver visited Ruth Valentine Tuesday Mrs B F Gilworth Chitas Howard visited Nels Beaschape Wednesday Dwight Gilworth family shared Sunday dinner Arthur Young and Ivan Buightte families called on neighbors Gerald had stitches removed in Centerville head injury improving Willie Valentine visiting relatives near W A Valentine All in Republican want ads for local notices
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