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Newspaper
Unionville Republican
Location
Unionville, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1925
Page
6
Readers note a shift toward practical problem solving as a trend to simplify daily tasks. The piece highlights methods and tools gaining popularity, with emphasis on efficiency and hands on learning. No specific individuals or organizations are named in readable text.
A series of informal visits and Sunday dinners are noted among local residents. Attendees include Mr Beatty and Velma Noland staying with Mrs Fooim Seaif, and numerous family groups such as the Swigers, Alexanders, Valentines, and Potters. The fragment references social visits at several homes and a nearby meeting.
The page notes visits and gatherings in a small town, listing names such as Marta Winthurn, John Hunter, Ruby Leonard, and Rollie Sparks. It mentions meals, church events, and a weekend with relatives, including connections to Kirk and Mrs Richards, and a trip to Des Moines, Iowa for someone’s parents.
The local church announces a baptismal meeting starting October 4 at Haapt Street. The regular Sunday services begin at standard hours. PoC and FO Preach groups plan outreach and matinee sessions.
A Cooperative dinner at the home of Mrs Emma Wil f Léemona honored Mrs Henry Walker of Sheeley county Illinois and relatives from Trenton Kansas City Boynton Ikaville and Graysville attended about 55 to 60. Relatives shared a two long table meal under jade trees and sang together. Many relatives and friends, including Mrs Mary Poe Dona Lawson and children, visited and recalled times past. Estate administration notices follow as legal formalities.
Don Cochell travels from Kansas City to visit home folks. Mrs. Frank Rash recently discharged from hospital returns home. Mra Gully Ogle from Powersville visits relatives. Tom Maring and son visit the S F Maring home. Leo Warrens helps at Fowler Merc Co on Saturdays. Postmasters Eaton and Reeves, Frank Middleton and Lee Rabina attend a Kirksville postmaster convention. Miss Glenna Watts visits Chas Canaan O M Drake from Des Moines. Pearl Guyman heads to Columbia for college. Mrs Emma Morris and daughter from Tacoma visit. Mixsex Lorene Reeves Mildred Alexander from Trenton visit. Deenard Smith and Paws Field assist at Look Huffman home. Cleo Reeves visits Alma Shultz. J RK Blunt entertained at the Wil Hughes home.
Hugh Thompson visits Nashville after hay fever treatment. Fon Wolser cuts earnings for Baerett Herndon Buckalew helps open a coal mining place. Charley Duncan ships a load of Voges. Cer Moar of Detroit enjoys vacation, spending time with his buck mother.
Me Etta McMaines of Deamoines visited last week with friends and relatives. Mr and Mrs Geo Bunyard spent Friday nights with Dewey Hatfield and wife. J W Grooks called at Cyrus Crooks home Thursday morning. Everett Montgomery and wife moved into the house vacated by Lyle Byres. P R Schuster stopped a carload of cattle Saturday. Mr and Mrs Murl Sparks and the children and Mrs Myrtle Collins visited with Velma Rich and Mrs Mary Hatfield. Thursday with her mother Entha Hodges. Jr Mullenix family moved into town last week. Live Vestal and Dean Hatfield and Roy Mulanix spent Sunday at the Buster home.
Mr and Mrs Milton Robbins announce the birth of a baby girl born August 29 in Mahally Tu. The Purkeysville area bridge crossing and nearby farms are mentioned. Cora Brow and her father are noted as ill. Attendees at the Jersey cow sale in Cincinnati. Mrs Homer H Lenna of Centerville has visited the Leech home near Shoal. the Shoal road project is finished with teams and carnivals at the Leech residence.
The minister Tinua Brown invites parishioners to 10 regular services next Sunday with the evening service extended to 730 PM and special music planned for the evening.
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