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Newspaper
Unionville Republican
Location
Unionville, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1925
Page
7
Various local updates report neighbors visiting relatives, farm tasks and spring preparations, school events and gatherings at the McKinley schoolhouse, several families hosting guests, farmers discussing crop plans, coupled with routine chores like hauling coal and shucking corn. Residents include Jim Davin, Mrs. Davin, Mr. Summers from Connellsville, and the Hedings among others.
The Gravel Ridge community lists visits and gatherings at various homes including the Klinginsmith and Kobert households. Neighbors such as Misses Ival and Amel Putnam, Arthur Kobert, and Hares, plus families like Millsay and Seude, are noted for Sunday and weekend activities. Other entries mention shopping trips, parish visits, and general neighborly happenings.
A man named Wales was sentenced after a force curre ntly trial where he faced charges of theft. The court delivered a Ris Mentha sentence with no further details released.
A 19th century wedding anniversary gathering near Powersville with many neighbors attending at the Wellaven home. Guests included Ina Farmer, Wrights, Owens, Newell, Evans, Hume, Wells, Summers, VanBuskirk, Guyman, Snyder, and others. The note ends with well wishes and a late departure.
In Unionville on Tuesday the Reds Beark Bishop and Harve Hamilton were seen visiting. Mrs John Green, recently ill, shows slow improvement. Marl Colling and Pearl Skipper visited grandparents Eli Collins and wife Mrs Harve Hamilton and granddaughter Helen. The Green family visited the John Hamilton home Thursday. Bailey Skipper traveled to Kansas City Saturday. Hugh Losey and family visited John Pearson's home Sunday. Basil Hamilton and wife joined John Hamilton for Sunday dinner. Pearl Bishop and Mary Ruth visited with Mrs Paulina Bishop Beent Suiley at Harve Hamilton’s home.
Restful restlessness and abdominal gas are eased as Adlerika claims to remove gas in ten minutes and purge old waste from the system. Advertises as a powerful intestine evacuant ideal for constipation and stomach trouble. Sold by Rachford and Cullum, Druggists.
Administratrix Belie Couchman will present final settlement of the estate of Willard Coachman, deceased, at the December term of the Probate Court in Putnam County Missouri. The meeting will be held in Unionville on December 18, 1926, for approval of accounts and related matters.
Administrator John A Chappell to make final settlement of the estate of Clara Pall, deceased, at the next term of the Probate Court in Putnam County. The date is December 14, 1925, in Untenville, old county.
Notice is given that at the request of the legal holder of debt the trustee Gari L Crooks will sell at public vendue on Friday November 27 1925 at the south front door of the courthouse in Unionville Putnam County Missouri between 9 and 5 to the highest bidder cash all right title and interest of George W Clouse and Reta L Clouse in a certain tract in Untenville consisting of lots 16 18 19 30 and 21 in block 7 of Osors Addition to pay the debt and expenses.
Roxie Newell files for divorce from George Newell in Petnam Missouri. The case notes George is a non resident, so service by publication is ordered. The court sets arraignment for the first Monday after the March term and expects pleadings by the specified date.
Fragmentary public notice from Missouri reference to a court in Patnates County. The text mentions a date November 3rd and an official James W. Ciltum as clerk or officer. Details are incomplete and unreadable.
Notice states Arthur D. Campbell as executor will present final accounts of the Wm. deceased estate at Putnam County Missouri Unionville in December on the 18th, in the year 18.
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