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Newspaper
Unionville Republican
Location
Unionville, Missouri, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1925
Page
7
A death in the Hodson family is noted with a funeral attended by neighbors. The entry reports various visits, farming tasks, and minor injuries including Hobart Mowrer’s leg break and ensuing recovery, plus multiple calls at the Emaline Berry and related households during the prior week.
In Moulton Iowa a committee studies securing right of way for a better road south to Coatsville. Property owners along the route generally favor the project but few are eager to give up land. The issue remains in abeyance until the right of way is resolved.
Unionville students reported on state teacher exams and various contests. Seniors enjoyed a weathered picnic by the Chariton river while Herman Casady’s death saddened the school community. Local gatherings included talks from Culver-Stockton College and a sunrise dinner at Mrs Burns’ home.
Eleo Rev Garlock conducted seintment here Saturday and Lund Edith Wiles spent Sunday with Neva Vestal Mollie Dixon assisted a Vestal with her papering Mr and Mrs Suedan visited parental Leona Sunday afternoon Mane Simmons spent time with home folks Walter Quint has a new ir Dee Hurley and family xtine and Leann Lawson visited Saturday night and Sunday at parental Lawson home Rev Dixon will preach here next Sunday night Hattie Maras visited Sunday with Neva Vestal Marion Lansford and families of Pennville Fort Gillar and Unionville spent Sunday at John Gillum home Gladys Gillum spent the week end in Milan with friends and relatives Mr and Mrs Hranstetter and daughter Mildred Mr and Mrs Albert Harmon and Mr and Mrs Verin Luster were entertained Sunday at Roy Lewis home Several children were entertained by Pauline and Nellie Quint Sunday afternoon Rev Garlock took dinner at Hulbert Dix home Sunday.
Bids for the Lincoln township depositary funds for the next two years are due by Wednesday May 2 1925. Each bid must include a certified check of 250 dollars. The township board reserves the right to reject any or all bids. Walter Probasen Two Clerk Cincinnati Iowa Route 1 ip
Publication order in the Circuit Court of Putnam County Missouri directs non resident defendants J G Jackson and Lenora A Jackson to appear next June term 1935. It states unknown owners may hold interests and requires publication in Unionville Republican weekly newspaper for four weeks. The clerk certifies the copy as true.
Notice states a public auction of the Southwest Quarter in the county. Document dated 28th day of April 1935, filed by Hyde & Hyde, attorneys. Auction details mention June 1926 illegible. event appears described as a county land sale with described real estate.
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