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Newspaper
Unionville Republican
Location
Unionville, Missouri, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1925
Page
9
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A busy period in Lemons includes a protracted Methodist meeting starting Thursday with Bro. Young from Green City assisting Bro. Polluck, and the WCT convention planned for Friday at the Methodist church. Residents visit relatives, celebrate or report health updates, and share local happenings across Lemons and nearby towns.
Com. Mathews and John Godfrey fished the Hariton River last Saturday with a fortunate fisherman's luck noted. A Unionville butcher observed a few small fish, describing modest results from the outing.
The schedule lists two days of exams with subjects on each day. First day includes Geography Language Algebra Orthography Grammar Arithmetic Literature Reading and on second day Civil Government History Agriculture Algebra Science Physiology Writing Pedagogy Literature and Advanced History with specified times.
Frank Quail announces a June bowling contest at his Recreation Hall with leading scores and a women's learn to bowl offer. The event runs June and invites ladies to try bowling during June with a mid month lesson phase.
A meeting of the St John Cemetery Association will be held at the cemetery at 10 am on May 30. Everyone with friends buried there is urged to attend bring your dinner and stay to work and mark unknown graves. The note ends with Shakespeare quote about life.
Local residents and visitors share small town updates including visits by Robt Vestal and family, Mrs Abe Buster calling on Katie Mulanix, Noah Martin and Mabel Schuster's return from Unionville, band concert attendance, new house completion for Dee Crooks, cattle buying by George Hargraves, and various calls at parental homes across Newton and Humeston areas.
Numerous local residents including Mt Zion R W Mannon Hayes Barnett and family and Mrs Roy Riley are noted in Unionville on business or visiting. A surprise birthday dinner for Mrs Clara Smith and Noah Mathews is reported with 50 to 60 guests. Several residents travel to Centerville and Imonville for health and work, while social visits, road work, and church events fill the week.
A witty quip notes that a man’s first error is kissing the wrong girl and the second is apologizing to her, set against a London backdrop. The remark captures social missteps with a light, humorous tone.
Unionville resident Albert Patrick, a retired Dundee Addition farmer, shares relief from back pain and kidney discomfort after using Doan's Pills. The advertisement promotes Deans Pills as a diuretic for kidneys with a price of 6 cents at dealers, manufactured by Foster Milburn Co in Buffalo.
A historical note argues that returning misaddressed mail costs the government $1,740,000 yearly and $500 daily in a city alone. It claims 200,000,000 letters receive this service and urges each item be given a proper return address and wrapped securely with upper left corner labeling to abolish the Dead Letter Office.
Plant Sylvis E Green sues Alexander Sherer and Edna J Sherer in Putnam County Circuit Court Missouri for foreclosure of a vendor's lien. Under a decree and order of sale the property in Unionville is sold at public vendue on June 25, 1975, at the front door of the court house for cash. The described property includes the northeast quarter of the southeast quarter and related portions in sections six and town range as detailed in the notice. Haden D Burns is sheriff.
Letters of administration were granted May 7 1925 by the Probate Court of Putnam County Missouri to the undersigned U S Hart administrator. Claimants must exhibit their claims within six months or be barred from benefits. claims not shown within one year from May 20 1925 first publication will be forever barred. Judge of Probate 3B Valentine.
Executors notice indicates C. McKinley named as executor with estate probate actions dated on the 4th day for Bay 1975. All persons having claims against said estate must exhibit them to the executor. Publication identifies the estate and requires timely filing of claims.
Notice is hereby given that the annual stockholders meeting of the Farmers Bank of Livonia will be held at 10 o'clock a m on Monday June 1 1925 in its office in Livonia Missouri for the purpose of electing six directors to serve for one year and to transact such other business as may properly come before the meeting Ray Biswell President Wess Timmons Secretary Cité
Trustees sale dated January 24 1920 recorded in Putnam county Missouri trust deed book 45 page 238 conveys all right title and interest to J A Thompson in the southwest quarter of northeast quarter of southeast quarter section 11 and northwest quarter of southwest section details show land in Putnam county Missouri within the described quarter sections.
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