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Newspaper
Unionville Republican
Location
Unionville, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1925
Page
7
Community notes list visits and callings among the Crist Hockett and Nelson families plus neighbors like King, Lupton, Shultz, and Rob bins. Social calls, farm work, barn building, and a timberlake Sunday gathering appear amid school, a sale near Cincinnati, and an early snowfall report.
Ival Buchalew and family of Minnesota are visiting relatives including Mr and Mrs Mundon. Filmer Medlin completed a stucco hen house. Mr and Mrs Uo Pnetey are awaiting news on a planned home project. A large crowd attended a Tuesday charm event. Win Pearson and daughter Verna visited Mrs Lou Pearson. Homer Hatheid and family joined the Alley Casady home gathering. Win Pearson spent time with his son Leo and family in Martinstown.
The text argues Buddhism arose in Hindustan and predates Christ by 300 to 600 years. It notes many resemblances to Christianity lead some to claim copying, but Oriental scholars disagree and place Buddhism’s emergence earlier in India.
Local residents and families are recorded visiting, traveling, and hosting in Pollock Green City and surrounding areas. Names include Lizzie, Vera Boarders, Arvy Le Tommie Kinton, Barry Motlan, Joe Schlosser, and Edna Pierson, with trips to Marceline Chillicothe Lemons Baxter Springs and Milan.
Fragmentary OCR lists various visitors and dinners over a weekend. Names include Mae Alexander Hershel Alexander Jamee Hendrix Claud Reed Fila Scalf Deloyd Frazier Lew Montgomery Dora Swigger Letha Alexander Irvin Valentine James Hendrie JR Ketliner Ter Be Tigerch Dora Ivine Tarene Sweger Vielma Mary No Jard Uarry Scalf and others.
The column lists visits and gatherings among residents including Mabel Alexander, Peil Alexander, Lorene Swiger, and others at various homes and shops. Several trips to see neighbors, sales, and casual events are noted along with illness and coal hauling activity.
Walter P Fulkerson president of the State Eleemosynary Hoard discusses plans to reorganize six thousand patients across four state hospitals for the insane. He suggests designating one hospital as a specialty center for epileptics and other groups to run under focused treatment. Fulkerson shifts the board toward a businesslike approach and advocates savings through home sale style purchasing.
A large Kansas City gathering last week focused on river development through the Midwest. Speakers included Herbert Hoover and other officials, urging a program to boost river transport and lower freight costs for industries nationwide.
Lucerne residents and visitors are listed with visits, travels, and small events. The piece notes calls on neighbors, church bazaars, an illness-related move, and a mortgage sale looming in Powersville with legal action by The Bank of Powersville regarding Etta E Long and property in Missouri and Putnam County.
A fragmented OCR item notes an office hour confusion with unclear times and a misread date. The readable portions reference a service window and a local office contact but lack full details.
A notice states that at noon on a specified day at the Court House Door in Unionville Putnam County the property will be sold at public venue to the highest bidder. The sale terms indicate payment at the time of transfer.
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