Unionville Social Roundup Cites Local Visits and Calls
Residents and families from Unionville and nearby towns visited relatives and friends this week. Names include Mullenix Sparks Richardson Mulanix Sparks Buster Kimmel Hurley Gillum and Lane, with callers at homes of N M Sparks H D Martin Clarence Mulle x and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean Hatfield
Hart- 0
Marl Sparks
N. M
Rallie Sparks
Lee Martin
H. D. Martin
Sanday
Victor Lane
Pete
Clarence Mullex
Babe Richardson
Actions That Count In The Richible Plain English Prose
A compact aphorism quotes Ruskin's idea that any action can gain noble purpose if aimed high enough, arguing that intent and significance elevate even ordinary deeds. The line emphasizes moral worth over mere finitude of action.
Worthington–Martin basketball clash tops local notes
Local page recalls Worthington 90, Martinstown 26 in a basketball game on the Martin court. Several residents visit relatives in Kirksville Des Moines and Centerville. Protracted meeting planned starting October 15 led by Rev. Buttram.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tibet
Duane
Lucile
B. M. Husted
Ethel Ay Golda Hiatt
Will Haynes
Whywobee
Wig Et Caol
Joley
Owens
Ruby
Ida Lectande
Centerville
Lena Mulanix
Kirksville
Theron
Hofees
Funk
Des Moines
Frey
Opal Gingerich
Pulaski
Iowa
Ernie Gingerich
Arthur Gingerich
Oma
Simon Gingerich
Worthington Town Sea
Martinstown Town
Martin Court
Worthington
Buttram
Susie Malantx
Eva Hartford
Great Methodist Church of Unionville Pastor’s Jubilant Note
M E Church announces gratitude for the privilege of serving Unionville’s Great Methodist Church. The pastor invokes steadfast faith, cites Isaiah, and invites all to Sunday services. Also notes J R Maize’s trip to Milan to visit niece Mrs Ida Logs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
Unionville
Isaiah
W A. Polouk
J R. Maize
Milan
Tuesany
Ida Logs- 2
Livonia Team Outlines Losses and Confusion After Game
Fragmentary notes describe a Livonia boys team game with unclear lines and an unfortunate death rumor. The text records players Ferguson and others, referencing a late origin of the event and ongoing confusion around the score and outcome.
Local notes list illnesses visits and social events
Misa Verna Pearson is ill again and friends worry. A bridge blocks mail carrier Route 8. Mrs Maud Foung has died at her Worthington home. George Armstrong visits home folks. J Mrs Butler learns of Maud Foung's death. Basil Mundon hosts guests. Mae Knight visits H F Hanes family. Mt Harmony ladies host an oyster and peach supper at Len Hoover's, rain date Friday 16th to the church. Walter Vreeland and Margaret Kelly were wed in Recorder Boerche office by Squire J O Chappell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Verna Pearson
R. H. Kelley
Pan Butler
Maud Foung
Worthington
Geo. Armstrong
New L-Type Building Planned With Noted Features
The article outlines a forthcoming L-type building with several desirable features. It emphasizes attractiveness and perceptible advantages as key goals of the design and construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jon
WIFE AND HUSBAND SICKENED BY GAS RELIEF CLAIM
A garbled advert claims Adlerika eases gas and digestive buildup. It touts gas relief for a couple and promises "astonishing" relief with an intestinal evacuant described as wonderful for cleansing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adlerika
Rinkley
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Standard Oil Compa
Standard Oil Company
Indiana
Middle West
Reb
Ceace
Middle Western States
Standard Oil
Michigan Ave
Chicago
Martinstown
E. Mullenix
N. M. ‘Sparke
J. Mel
Wedne
Reo Athan
Carnon
Kirksetts
D. L
Geo. Tietsort
Cal
West Hoor
John Bostet
Posto
Marie
Sin Union
Rona Ray
Tringh
Bert Ey
M. E. Church
W. J. Cozad
State Depusionville
Missouri
Fowler's
E. M. Sparling
Puamere Eval
Siees Office
Hudson
Hudson and
Bovex
Hull
Sao A . Fae
Fergggon
Livonia Boys
Lemons
Livonia
Rosewood
Walter Vreeland
Creston
Margaret Kelly
Seymour
Recorder Boerche
Squire J. O. Chappell
Gus Piekenbrock
Os Coe
Thansit
C. G. Smith
H.L. Holman Merc. Co
Toon
Aberdeen Angin
Rock Islan
Lone Bay Conn
Vlad Ag
Bethany LA Tens
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