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Newspaper
Unionville Republican
Location
Unionville, Missouri, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1925
Page
8
A fractured report notes a meeting where residents hope to establish a proper organization to support community efforts. Speaker Mr. Ben emphasizes lasting community actions and long-standing involvement, urging continued participation by locals interested in the matter.
In a lively, opinionated note the piece cites an early onset of political maneuvering in Washington. It mentions Congress adjournment and a tangled tax policy dispute, while government departments reportedly trim surpluses to avoid scrutiny. The writer warns readers to be wary of strategic disclosures and public manipulation.
The court orders notification to all heirs and devisees of James W Callison deceased. A petition seeks administration of debts and assets with sale of real estate in Mississippi and other properties. A hearing is set for June 8 1926 with personal service required on each heir.
President elect Hindenburg rebuffed German office seekers after a cryptic address. He proclaimed he now recognizes no parties or Reich, only the German people, and asserted all his strength belongs to the nation as a whole.
A Christian Church notes a Wednesday evening prayer meeting with a speaker Lindsay Seneck at 45 and a Sunday morning baccalaureate sermon by Rev Joe Knierim at the high school auditorium. Endeavors plan a supper next Tuesday May 12 at 6 30.
Frank Cring and his son Elsey suffered serious injuries after a fight with Roy Johnson and Immet Thornton near Grand River 72 miles northwest of Renton. The Crings were reportedly attacked while attempting to cut a levee. the other two men sustained lighter injuries.
May Day is described as a day many radicals observe worldwide while authorities monitor for potential disturbances. The text notes limited incidents on May Day with a referenced British derailment and tram loss linked to a suspected political plot.
Sunday's program includes Sunday school at 9 45 morning service and a 7 evening sermon titled What Shall I Do For You. Choir practice is listed for Friday evening.
Letters testamentary on Melissa A Hodmm estate were granted May 4 1928 by Putnam County Missouri Probate Court to J C McKinley executor. Creditors must present claims within six months for allowance or be barred. one year to file claims from letters grant date. Judge of Probate T B Valentina attests.
Chester Cowan requested repairs for Lipp bridge and received approval. T J Patterson presented financial statement approved. Jas Gillum submitted abstract of fees approved. tham Co Tele Co tax statement for 1925 approved.
A series of social visits and home gatherings are reported across Worthington and nearby areas. Neighbors and relatives including the Nalley, Montgomery, Ruggles, Lew, Barnhouse, Gregory, McNabb, Morris, and other households hosted and visited kin and friends across several Sundays and weekdays, with clergy Rev. Carter preaching at the Fowler schoolhouse Sunday night.
A fragmentary social page notes visits and greetings among local families including Mr and Mrs Frank Guffey and Mr and Mrs Irwin Pearson. It also announces Administration notices for Benjamin F Casady with probate details and a May 1926 date, naming Jesse Casady as administratrix and T B Valientyne as judge of probate.
Henry Hailey announces Pure Bred Silver Bin a large Percheron stallion and Rajah a registered jack will stand the 1925 season 12 miles southeast of Howland on the Ut. Trail. Silver Bin is famed as a foal getter and Rajah has sired strong colts including Missouri Queen. Insured colt care available with payment due at once. no liability for accidents.
The item lists visits and family gatherings over the past weeks. Members named include Mrs. Ered Neigh der, Mrs. James Hackett and Helen Lacile, Gladys Coffmay, Thelma Coffmay, Glen Crist, Betty Clyde’s daughter, Edith Ruth Maulsby, Edith Lupton, James Neil Casady, Helen Cleo Nelson, Elmer Harmon, Willie Casady, and Edna Louise Crist. It notes a doctor visit for Mrs. Neigh der and a bruise causing Frank Cupp to return home from Filmer Hackett.
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