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Newspaper

Unionville Republican

Location

Unionville, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Sep 02, 1925

Page

3

Local mischief and weddings in Richland township news

Mrs N P Williams and daughter Nevaak reported assailants struck their buggy Saturday night injuring Williams with a cut on the forehead and Nevaak with an ankle sprain. Laura Stockton married Reynolds of Lincoln township at her parents home with Elder W Tortan officiating.

N. P. Williams Nevaak Williams Nevada Ay Reynolds Lincoln Township Laura E. Stockton John Stockton Richland Township W. Tortan Patie Ed Hart Ode Cook Harvey Hamilton Messra C. W Turner Bert Tatman Ent Centerville

Local marriages and a fatal accident at area homes

At the Schnelle home on August 27 1905 Charles Tucker wed Lou Schnelle in a small ceremony attended by close kin. W H Forbes reports a new 12 pound boy arriving last Sunday. Rev E J McKintey officiated the Albee Rost on wedding between Chas M Albee of Mendota and Jennie Roston of Howland. Wesley Casady’s son Elisha died in a barn accident after a brief playtime with his brother. his sister discovered him dead minutes later.

W H Schnelle Chas. Tucker Lou Schnelle W. H Forbes Forbes E. J. McKintey Chas. M Albee Mendota Jennie Roston Howland Wesley Casady Elisha Flisha

Local Merchant Opens Miller Building Stock Debut

A W Holman bought a dry goods shoes and groceries stock and moved it into the Miller building on the west side of the square with plans to open a store soon. Mrs Harnson Fightmaster suffered a fracture in the bath hanes area Saturday while commuting with her husband and daughter. A runaway team belonging to Fred Fleshman collided with Fightmaster’s team near Sandy Creek, injuring Mr Fightmaster who was struck as he leaped. Lawrence Hall, while cutting a post to fix a water gap, injured his left foot Monday.

W Holman Miller Harnson Fightmaster Bath Ile Lawrence Hall Sandy Creek

Local Golf Championship Tournament Opens Season Play

The local golf club announces its championship tournament begins with qualifying rounds through Saturday night and elimination rounds starting thereafter. Matches run August 30 to September 18 with 18 hole men’s rounds except the Snel at 36 holes. Notables include past champion C A Marshall and Mrs J L Warnick who vie for the cup amidst ongoing matches and incidents.

Bepan C. A Marshall J. L. Warnick Bath Lenin

Social events span dinners dances and parties in Centerville area

Last Wednesday noon Miss Maxine Hayward hosted a dinner for Miss Mildred Drummond of Centerville. Numerous gatherings followed including line parties for Miss Marjorie Mullins and Miss Idred Drummond, a card afternoon for Reb Holman, and a bank party by Miss Vivian Comstock for Miss Mildred Drummond. Stag and home events featured Don Pollock and Mr Edwin L. Loosley, with several other small social occasions noted among local families and out of town guests.

Maxine Hayward Mildred Drummond Centerville Vivian Comstock Sally Bob Vores Comstock Majorie Mullins Linneus Idred Drummond Marjorie Mullins Reb2 Holman Jenny Shuey Bertha Noel Twin Falls Idaho H K. Noel Tarkio Robert McCalment Lindley Hol- Man Menda Pratt Cabin DeMolay Masonichal Lucile Turner Martha Elson Lunceon Sibyl Perrett Excelsior Springs Pratt Dickerson Livonia Downing Moulton Trafford Jayne Minneapolis Minn Elvin Stewart Jak Gomatock Imenvsile Hastern Star

Names of Friends Who Contributed to Mrs Minear Family

A note from Mire D. Wartes lists donors to Mrs Minear and seven children after a coal mine disaster. Contributions include $5 from Albert Anders H W Ledford Albert Canady Mrs Frank Guffey Farmers Co operative store and $3 from several supporters. A group gave $200 each Jim Bradshaw George Burns Thomas Blankenship Steve Ratliff Ram Mundon and Mrs W Guffey. Total 91.50 with many $1 gifts. More names may be added next week.

Aonor Mra Pearl Minear Mra Minear Lst Albert Anders H W Ledford Albert Canady Frank Guffey Farmers Cooperative Store Ham Guffey James Anders Rozela Burns Frank Underwoold Alfred Rennelis Martha Ledford C. C Baquet Harve Medlin Jim Bradshaw Geo. Burns Thomas Blankenship Steve Ratliff Raml Mundon W. Guffey Jeb. McCoy Mauri Riplett Linda Fullerton John Wood Leroy Wood J . Hayward Clara Barnett Caroline Dumas

M E Church Sunday Schedule Noted

M. E. Church announces Sunday school at 9 45 a m morning worship at 11 and evening service at 8 p m, inviting attendees. Pastor Joe Knierim leads.

Joe Knierim Astor

Farmers rally to seize public poultry markets under producers contract

Missouri farmers organize to control poultry pricing on city markets against Live Poultry Dealers Protective Association. Government suits allege price fixing and anti trust violations. activists view open markets as a path to fair supply and demand. The article links historic farmer action to 1920s legal battles and protest rhetoric.

MF. A New York City Live Poultry Dealers Pececnve Association Pee Canals Agears New York Second Circuit Court of Appeals United States Live Poultry Dealers Protective Association Fed Protective Poultry Association Thir Protective Association Sau Ikaom Missouri Farriers Chicago Live Poultry Cenlerr Protective Association Miassouri Farmers Association Henry Wallace Congress Supreme Court of the Missouri Israel Putnam Pape Putnam

Local Farmers, Teachers Attend Town Events and Visits

Readable fragments show farmers and townsfolk at markets and tent meetings. Attendees include Corydon residents, Miss Wave Scott teaching in Canton, and Miss Ruth Parker starting a new school term. Caretaking, livestock sales, and trips to Des Moines and Denver noted.

Local Social Notes From Mt Zion and Nearby Areas

Mrs George McHenry was through this section Thursday Evelyn Jones and Joy Rennells went to the Green City fair Thursday John Henry and family attended a band concert Thursday night George Dilliner and wife visited with Mrs Dilliner's brother Dr Steele and wife at Lucerne Jim Tinsley and family were in Unionville on Saturday Roy Riley and wife attended the Green City fair Thursday and Friday Sarah Pixler called on Julia Dilliner Friday Flora McKinley was taken to Centerville hospital Saturday for care Mrs Vernie Cannon visited Sunday with her parents John Steele and wife Helen McKinley and Maxine Dilliner visited Monday evening with Mrs George Dilliner John Henry and family traded in Unionville Saturday Marvel Dilliner of Monville came to fetch her sister Muaine who had been visiting Helen McKinley John Henry and family visited Sunday in Livonia with Mr and Mrs Dickerson School opened Monday the McKinleys with Mrs Lane as teacher.

Hera Corydon Misa Wave Scott Canton Henry Noel Zore Robbins Marshal Bokehnon John Hunter John L. Berry Iowa Cincinnati Gonp Unionville Frank Heepse Maline Berry John Good Isaiah Robbing Carroll Scott Fred Scott Rath Berry Chillicothe John J. Berry Ruth Parker Fife Merrick Sheeley Donald Leonard Gray Robert Smith Fred Good Oscar Newell Wyoming F F Wright Enver Colo Goldie Wolfers Martha Wallace Misa Mignon Scott Rev Nolan Des Moines Paadey Joe Seifers Ray Pr Lock and Son Jin Vant Dyvke Mabel Donald Ho Gray Seymour Isaiah Robbins Thomas McGraw Laughter Tona Kila Brewster Grinnell McGraw Daug'ter Aura Filla Brewster OW Robbins Dorcas Ann Robbina Charlie Huston Pollock Delpha Aly Umion George McHenry Evelyn Jones Joy Rennells Green City Fair John Henry George Dilliner Helen McKinley Livonia Mra Dickerson Mr. Henry McKinley Mrs Lane Tagcher

Wells Family Reunion Highlights Many Attendees

The Wells family reunion near Lucerne gathered 104 members and 13 guests at Sulser's grove on Sunday August 6. Attendees traveled from Lucerne Oak land City Kirkville Indianola Powersville Newtown Rosette Kirksville Kirsville Harris and nearby towns with many Wells families, including Mr and Mrs F A Putnam, Mr and Mrs F O Wells, and Mr and Mrs S F Evans, among others.

George E. Wells Sulser's Grove Lucerne Wuthering Martha Wells Clara Sims Oakland City Clarence Maxwell Kirkessile Farr Wellani Uecerne F O Wells Tucerne Ra Cooley Indianula Dlown Sibyl Wells Powersville F A Putnam Everette Putnam Newtown Brarl Gqwens Lon Wells Rosette Allerton Iowa SC Wells N FO Wells Durham A E Wells

Gasoline Tax Revenue Reported by State Official

State Oil Inspector William A. McAtce reports Proposition No. 57 tax provisions and 1926 gasoline sales totaling 106 558 365 gallons with tax receipts of 2 181 177 dollars from 387 distributors. Tax funds go to the state road fund for highway construction and maintenance. Treasurer C E Stephens notes total gasoline tax receipts in the state treasury since January 1st to August 20 amounting to 2 22k 91h dollars.

Ues Missoni William A. McAtce Mel C E Stephens

Local residents attend Glenwood Reunion and visit kin

Livonia Galena Mock spent the week with Lovell Zugg and attended the Glenwood Reunion. Ruth Hart, who has worked at Dean, returned home Sunday. Mr and Mrs Harvey Garrell and baby went to Des Moines Sunday. Mr and Mrs Mark Henson and Mr and Mrs Roy Snedigar with children returned to Dex Moines Sunday after a week with Elmer Snedigar. Anna Melvin returned home after a few days with Miss Thelma Lasley of Glenwood and Helen Chalds of Coutaville. An alarm was reported Thursday morning during the Glenwood reunion.

Galena Mock Near Chapel Lovell Zugg Glenwood Ruth Hart Dean Harvey Garrell Baby Des Moines Mark Henson Roy Snedigar Dex Moines Elmer Snedigar Anna Melvin Thelma Lasley Helen Chalds Coutaville

See RR Incident Yields No Clear Outcome

In a fragmentary report the attempted action was deemed impossible and details are unclear. No names, dates, or places are readable to identify participants or location.

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