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Newspaper
Unionville Republican
Location
Unionville, Missouri, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1925
Page
6
Local social and family notices list visits and travels across Worthington Kirksville and surrounding towns. Names include Claud Vincent Noel McFarland Willis Cowell Smith Bragg and many others with hospital trips farm calls and Sunday gatherings.
Letters testamentary on the estate of Melissa A Hodson were granted May 1925 by the Probate Court of Putnam County Missouri. Creditors must present claims within six months for allowance or be barred after one year. First insertion May 6 1925. McKinley executor.
Jessie E Casady named administratrix of Benjamin F Casady estate by Fulham county Missouri Probate Court on May 4 1026. Creditors must file claims for allowance within six months from letters. notice warns of preclusion from benefits. Judge T B Valentins presides.
Dwight Gilworth treated for a foot injury at a Unionville doctor. W B Skipper and sons planted corms on the N R Hurfont farm. James Smith farms part of the Izarah Smith property this year. Mrs Izarah Smith owns a new incubator. Don Fred and Jay Clark visited grandparents. G A Galloway hosted visitors. Glen Skipper aided Mrs WA Valentine in her garden. Marion Vandyne buys a new car. Robert and Ruth Murphy and others return for summer vacation after winter.
Sunday morning services were led by Rev. W A Pollock. Clark and family, Frank Galloway and Hamilton families, B F Gilworth and wife, Mrs W A Valente and daughter, Everett Hamilton and family, and A P D Hamilton and family dined at the Paul Valentine home. Wm Ledford returned home after visiting the Robert Skipper home. Fitzwater family and Miss Mary Gilworth spent Sunday with Cecil Hamilton near Delapine. Mr and Mrs Wm Channel of Maen visited John’s home last week. Foldie Fitzwater and Mary Gilworth with Jeweley Fitzwater attended commencements in Leonie. D Greene and wife visited Sunday with Mr and Mrs John Torrey.
Rev J D Noland will hold services at Mt Harmony church on Sunday. Nirslia Guffey helped Mr Jim Anders with paperwork. Mrs Wall Pearson and daughters Verna Thelma and Valee visited BT Span home. Leon Pearson visited Henry Meyer family. Miss Mret Meyer accompanied them home for a giant. Mrs Eva Davis is ill. Verna Davis of Unionville stayed with Mrs Floyd Hill to help care for a newborn. Fd Minks traveled to Pollock for a weekend meeting.
Bernart Pearson and Hazel Moss spent Wednesday afternoon with Ival Medin. Shirley Kimmel and family of New ton la visited the Darwin Pearson home on Sunday. Reva Mundon of Fiko visited with her cousin Ival Medlin and Mrs Sammy Moss, who dined Wednesday with her cousin Mrs Eva See of Omonville.
Neighborhood report from Unionville includes graduation updates for Royal, visits by Mr and Mrs Big Noah, and local school affairs at Washington High. The piece notes lost hens by Ora Cook, a house goods sale for Mrs Hodson, and a birthday dinner for Edd Robbins with about 15 attendees amid bad weather and a funeral.
Notice is given of the Farmers Bank of Livonia annual stockholders meeting to be held at 10 oclock p m on Monday June 1 1925 in Livonia Missouri office. Directors to be elected six for one year and other proper business to be transacted. Ray Hiswell president Wess Timmons secretary.
The Citizens National Bank of Broken Arrow Oklahoma files an order of publication in Putnam County Circuit Court Missouri April 1925. Defendant J P Garner is a non resident and cannot be summoned. Action on a promissory note seeks a $734.00 judgment with attached property. Publication is ordered to notify the defendant of the action.
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