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Newspaper
Unionville Republican
Location
Unionville, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1925
Page
6
A garbled OCR page from a small town newspaper lists names, travels, and hospital visits. It mentions Des Moines Iowa, several residents like Marvel Statton and Bernice Hume, and notes about a hospital tonsil adenoids procedure and local appointments.
Community notes list Mary Godfrey and Tri Smith teaching and attending events at Corydon fair with families. Leo Hackney visits Unionville while J Moore boasts cane seed. Local brag includes road work by food boards and a push to fund American Legion burrah.
Lee Pollock from Commerce Oklahoma visits his daughter and relatives. Creaton and wife visit Earl Campbell at his home. Alma McDonald and Earl Wilson attend a basket dinner at Flain View. Mrs Hill and family spend weekend with daughter Mrs Clyde Yardley. Charley Pierson of Pollock dies at home. Daniels family visit Henry Hostetter home Poweraville. Tobe Campbell and Llyde Piersons travel to St Louis return Sunday.
The text indicates John W. Weeks plans to retire from his war position after years of service. It notes uncertainty and pressing conditions affecting the decision and hints at possible continuation in some role. The source is fragmented and lacks clear dates or locations.
Lillie Howard Lucerne visitor from Laredo to see her son Herbert. Kenneth Cachell and wife from Kansas City visiting Claude Cachell family. Band concert performed after a three week break. Joe Gregory from Glenwood Springs visiting his parents and uncle Elijah who are ill. Plans announced for a street picnic September 10 11 12 inviting all. Leroy and Oliver Marshall delivering apples in town Thursday. Theodore Blackman and family and Cleo Reeves to Trenton. Mrs Blackman to seek chiropractic care. Leo Warren to visit sister. Burl Coachman visiting. Mrs M J Rice of St. Joseph visited her parents Tom and Mrs Davis. Mrs Roy Endicott visits Richland Friday over weekend. Sunday visitors at W C Little's included Mrs Floyd Reeves Dr Griffin Mrs L J Skoonberg Mrs A Ogle Nevils Reeves and family KF Hughes and family visited Chillicothe. Sunday school convention at Christian church September 6 7. all invited. Mixe J W Barkett and Pauline weekend in Newtown. Dr J F Myers and wife visited Baskett home Sunday evening. School started Monday with new teachers and fine pupil variation. Grendons and Anna Marie Huffman weekend with SE Huffman and wife. Mrs S L Prough returns from Unionville after visiting relatives.
The Friend ship school in Mendota began August 24 with Lloyd Abbott as teacher, who has taught multiple terms in the district. Local residents Homer Perkins Jamil and Ralph Leck were noted visitors and several others attended events and farm visits around the community during the week.
Social items from Martinstown and Unionville list visits and callers at homes. Mentions Maurine Hurley visiting Lige Vestal, Babe Richardson and families, several folks attending a meet at Lowground, Beulah Bland visiting, a birth at Rollie Spark’s, Mabel Martin entertaining Mane Buster, Rev. Bradley’s appointment, travel of F Mullenix, Hatfield family gatherings, Leta Byres and children visiting, a bridge being erected by John Bunter near Mendota, and other Sunday visits and calf shipments by Dee Sparks.
Leona Bun yoga remains hospitalized in Kirksville after Barnett's Sunday visit. In Centerville on Saturday ynemna Jarman wed Orville Dooley with the bride's sister Gwendolin and Glen Weber present. guests describe an old time ceremony.
An elderly Montgomery family group and relatives share a series of Sunday and weekend visits. Merle Montgomery, Beulah Baldwin, Clara, and others are listed among those stopping by, with notes of meals, chores, and hospitality at their homes.
Crowded events and social visits fill the week. Mrs Amber Brown teaches here this year as many attend the American Legion picnic at Powersville. The Klinginsmith brothers near threshing completion. Several families and visitors from Seymour Unionville and Newton travel for dinners and gatherings. trips to Keokuk to view the dam are reported as enjoyable.
Miss Mary Ray Haynes spent a few days with son Finnie Packard and family. Mr and Mrs Tom Rolls and child ren from Oklahoma visit her mother Maney Jane Partin. Mrs Emma Huller called on Alta Owens Tuesday. Everett Casady and two children went to Fairfield Iowa Friday to see a seriously ill sister. Olga Young and son called on Mrs Buster Saturday. Sam Owens and children were Livonia callers Monday. Manuel Ray and children visited her mother Mary Rey. Guy Casady Mattie Bunyard and daughter Leona went to Kirksville to Grim hospital Wednesday.
Auction of heirs and executors as listed. The estate of Angelixe France is administered with Q. Patrick acting as executor and Ton Are as administrator. The will names William A Long as deceased and Etie B Berrytrix as trustee of the estate with joint actions in probate court.
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