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Newspaper
Unionville Republican
Location
Unionville, Missouri, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1920
Page
8
Comrades attention memorial services set for Sunday May 30 at 11 am in the Methodist church with a sermon by the church pastor and visiting pastors. Graves will be decorated at 4 pm the same day. All Civil War comrades and American Legion members urged to attend and bring flowers by 2 pm on May 20.
Sam Pickard a former Seymour lad now of Lawrence Kansas tours Missouri in a Curtis airplane named the Honeymoon Express performing flights at $100 per passenger. He survived a heroic World War II mission with 17 enemy planes downed after a crippled motor and high altitude crash. He and his wife Miss Frankie Palmer will fly today through Friday landing on the race track in Unionville before next stops Centenille and other towns.
Mrs John Lewis and Mrs Herman Lawig spent a day at the Rinence Lewis home. Marie Harlan returned home from the Ered Galles visit. Patterson and Nellie Haitian were GreenCastle visitors. Mrs Milla Harlan called on Mrs James Ruprics. Pauline Bartlett is employed at the P W Wiles home. Luther Collins of Connellsville visited Saturday. Abbie Lewis spent Saturday night with Miss Shol ey. James Lewis and family visited at the James Ruggles home Sunday. Several Lewis family members visited the John Lewis home including Finis Lewis and his children Marie Gladys Beulah Nora Fred Floren and others. Truman Lewis family and Dayton Lewin family visited. Virginia Cowan and Eugene Jance also present. Homer Wallmogs in new day. Dorothy Lewis Jewe Lowe and Bertha Bell visited Miss Reta Houston. Clio Robison Cleta Robison and Alta Wiles visited Mae Robison Sunday. Mrs W Butler Sr. is on the wick sixt. Roe Baughman and children spent Sunday evening at the P W Wiles home. Al Patterson called at Geo Ford Sunday afternoon. Nellie Mane Harlan visited with Miss Tessa Drummond. Those entertained by Miss Tessa Drummond Sunday evening were Otto Bell Floyd Huston and Miss Mane Harlan.
A crowded sale occurred Wednesday near Lowground as Ben Wait Aredl’s event drew attendees. At the Sylvester Dawson residence a penny social was held on Thursday with food donated. Three girls from the Sunday school and Minnie helped with the event.
Belrano a black Percheron with star and white hind foot bred by J M West in Humphreys Missouri owned by Purdy Bros Harris Missouri stood for service in 1920 near Unionville. Terms: $8 to insure colt to stand and suck. mares removed from neighborhood. owner A E Huston and Keows.
Carrie Lawson Ruthie Redix helped at tables while others attended a play at Rethel church. J Wo Jones bought a new car. Various locals traveled to Novinger and Tontonsille for trades and visits. The Mission Society served lunch at the Al Patterson sale.
Otto Gregory, a grimeeton man, tried entering the E.R. teel store in Bloomfield, Iowa. He pretended to hide, waited for the burglar to admit himself, was held up by a passerby, taken to the police, and later found to be wanted in Ottumwa.
Mr and Mrs George Lamasters of Council Bluffs Iowa came Friday to visit her parents Mr and Mrs D N Avin.
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