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Newspaper
Unionville Republican
Location
Unionville, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1920
Page
7
A long list of social visits and pastoral events from Lowground reports weekend outings include Mrs J W Jones improving and Ann Stokes with Minnie picking cherries. Residents travel to Kirksville Novinger Green City and Noxinger with church services by Rev Wharton and Rev Reed.
Morning service at Bethany drew a large crowd with about half unable to enter. Dr Fav delivered a strong sermon while 20 were baptized at a Bro Nealullors farm pond in front of a sizable audience. Additional services followed at Pollock Lenor and Leont with Dr Fay and Mons Thi contributing, as revival efforts plan continued through next Sunday with a Tamona day series and a bath dinner, featuring Rev Thompson of t ville.
A dinner for the Grant Jones family was attended by Mr and Mrs Grant Jones and their daughter. The event featured recitations and a short program with a Pagantom shine and several games. Attendees enjoyed a splendid time despite the few participants present.
Clarence Carter returns from Quincy with car repair news. Neighbors visit John Bradshaw and family. Residents attend Rev. Hugh Harmon surprise dinner at Newtown. Local trips, Sunday school, and church gatherings noted with friendly greetings and plans for next Sunday services.
Robert Beeps visited Sunday at the Carson Valentine home. Meeting was well attended at this place Sunday. Mrs Nora Smith and daughter own a new car. Nora Noland is visiting relatives in Kansas. Ira Vandyne had dinner at W A Valentine home Sunday. Several trips to Unionville last week after cherries. Several attended the baptizing at Bethany Sunday. Pens Bishop and family and Mrs Mary Letch visited last Sunday at Green City. Mr and Mrs Harry Gilworth visited the GA Galloway home Sunday. Molace Putnam visited Saturday night at L G Vandyne home.
Henry Stockton advertises remaining purebred Aberdeen Angus cattle for sale after selling all pens of bulls. Offers still open for a limited selection.
An advertisement claims 18 provisions under the War Revenue Act of October 3 1917 authorize the commissioner of internal revenue to require books for corporations and individuals. It promotes specially printed ledgers from Interstate Publishing Co Kansas City MO and offers a free owner plan with limited giveaways to place the record books in stores.
An advertising blurb for a health and life science booklet from All Publishing Company offering postpaid delivery. It promises guidance on knowledge for young men and women and married couples. The notice appears amid miscellaneous catalog text with contact details for ordering from Denver Colorado.
Lang Triplett Clerk issues publication order for Ormal Burgess to appear for August term in Unionville Putnam county. Plaintiff seeks divorce. defendant must answer by first day of term or judgment by confession will be entered. Publication to run weekly in Unionville Republican for four weeks.
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