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Newspaper
Unionville Republican
Location
Unionville, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1925
Page
6
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Ader Lewis of Lineville visited his brother Will Joe Kauffman a prominent Cleopatra area farmer last Wednesday. Local residents report a cancer treatment in Chariton for nose lesions. Donald Brown returned home to Des Moines after visiting uncles Arzie and Marvin. Ira Ellis's southwest residence received recent repairs. Mn Millsap oversaw basement cement floor work at Farm ers Exchange. Violet Roland visited Grace Bleids. The Allen family mourns a baby drowned near Rock River. funeral in Corydon with Mrs Dennis remembered as Madge Kelso. L D and J J Millsap visited Brookfield for the fair. Mrs Celemma Statton stayed with son George’s family. Henry Livick moved to Kenosha Wisconsin. Harry P Roberts and Louise Hutchinson spent weekend in Kirksville. Emanuel Parker of Wenatchee renewed ties. about 20 years since leaving. Evangelistic meetings planned at the Christian church with Frangel t Roy in charge. Unionville hosts current meetings. Emanuel Parker and Georgiana Hume wed in Unionville. friends extend best wishes. A model of the White neighborhood plans a modern farm home. old house to be torn down after 40 years. Tom Bomgardner’s crew moved from the bridge north of town to the Pauley badge on the Lucerne road. Mrs Filmond Osborn suffered neuralgia in the face. C W Bowers and wife visited Kavanna area. Paul Wicklers and Harry Scott left for Kirksville school. Charles Clark delivered melons to town. Mr Kalward Beary hosted a Tuesday gathering.
Mrs Hattié Godell of Plainview spent the summer in and around town then left Thursday evening for Joliet to visit her daughter Mrs Louerry with Claude Cothell driving to Princeton. Mrs Roy Endicott hosted the M E Ladies Aid. Leo Warren returned from Centerville after a short visit. Mrs Loleta Keith from Newtown will stay a week with the Warren family. Alma Winfrey from Cedar Rapids visited her mother Mrs America Ogle. Fred Stout and family visited the Will Hughes home. Reeves of Trenton is spending the week with the A G Reeves home. Trevelyn Hughes and Donald Smith spent Sunday evening in Ravanna visiting friends. Mrs Frank Rash is poorly and in Centerville hospital. J Baskett and Uncle Elijah are poorly. The Scott family of Powersville called on friends. Sunday school convention at the Christian church drew a large crowd with Rusk and Pecker speaking. Claude Godell and wife drove the speakers to Chilhowee Sunday evening. Mrs America Ogle and Mrs J L Skoonberg visited cousin Jeff Summers in Newtown Pearl. Jim and Lewis Shultz left Monday for Cameron for the new school term.
Mrs Rooscoe Shette and her Detroit visitor joined locals for a Hartford gathering near Worthington. A large crowd attended the barbeque hosted by Coach Pearse. Highlights included Carmy Casady and Miss Mary Naulson. Johnny Morrow returned home from Kirksville after surgery.
The document records an estate notice dated August 26 1926 listing that all persons late against the estate are entitled to a claim within one month after the date of the letters. It specifies that failure to file within this period will result in a perpetual bar.
Unionville resident E. J Altiser reports chronic kidney pain easing after using Doan's Pills, three boxes relieving dull ache in the kidneys backache headaches and dizziness. Price 60c at dealers Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY manufactures.
Final settlement notices for executors administrators guardians and others to be made at the September Term 1925 of the Probate Court of Fulham county Missouri. to be held at the courthouse in Anteneille City on Monday September 14 1925.
A garbled notice lists guardians and curators for multiple estates including A. F Keene guardian for the estate of Sorelis Carder minor and Duncan curators for minors, with dates referenced as September 18 1925 and related docket details in Houston and Keene areas. The text mentions administrators and guardians such as 2512-Waer Tinting Aee and 1213-A. F Keene.
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