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Newspaper

Unionville Republican

Location

Unionville, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Sep 16, 1925

Page

7

Worthington Socials and Arrivals Highlight Local Moves

Worthington residents report visitors and new arrivals as Elmer Tolliver and son from Glenwood call. Elaine Hatfield is ill away from home while Lamp and Sutanis visit. Crooks moves from Martinstown to Worthington for a week. Families Cowan and Humphrey relocate to town, joining Senwerna Gardner and Earl Kirkpat ybeck who plan to live in Centerville. Local society notes include marriages, school plans, and weekend visits among residents.

cnePeast Hatfield Worthington Lamp E. Sutanis H. Crooks Martinstown Riley, Cowan Stahl Noah Elzie Cowan Humphrey SenWerna Gardner Earl Kirkpatybeck Centerville Earl J. C. Young S. J. Collins Connellsville Walter Scott James Montgomery Lucile Myrtle Andane Clyde Weldon W. M. Collins Julia Rasaigh R. S

North Union Community Notes Include Visits and Family News

Mrs Willie Claady and two sons Samuel Elmer and James Neil visit with her parents Mr and Mrs Elmer Hackett. Edna Louise Crist and family join at Elo King’s. Many neighbors, including James Hockett hauling coal for Waite school, and Beals painting Wesley Chapel, spent days with kin. The Stuchner reunion at Ottumwa drew Cincinnati visitors. Bud Lupton’s car work noted. Kilmer Hockett and others visited Seymour.

Willie Claady Samuel Elmer James Neil Elmer Hackett Glen Crist Edna Louise Eli King James Hockett Waite School John Richardson Harley Shultz Earl Murphy Will Timberlake Beals Wesley Chapel Elmer Hockett James Hackett Helen Lucie I. Fox Vernon Fox Doris Dorothy Cincinnati Ottumwa John Handlit Florence Gon Aldo Henry Nelson Glen Pat Willie Casady Neil Bud Lupton Kilmer Hockett Seymour James Handlin Lou Haas

Cecil Quigley Completes Course at Chillicothe Business Garden

Cecil Quigley son of George Quigley completed the course at the Chillicothe Business Garden and secured a position Wednesday with Sterne grapher and the Mart Schwab Co of Kansas City, a construction concern building the new Sears Roebuck plant.

Cecil Quigley George ¢Wigley Chillicothe Gotden Sterne Grapier Mart Schwab Kansas Ity Sear Roebuck

Graysville Social Roundup and Local Visits

In Graysville area, Delbert Mathes and Victor Casady families visited Elza Mathes and extended kin over the weekend. Aletha Pearson and Grace Mulfenix joined relatives. typhoid fever affected Gad Pearson. Numerous locals attended Worthington picnic and visited relatives across Des Moines and Unionville.

Local Families Attend Weekend Gatherings In Graysville

Mr and Mrs Joe Mullenix returned home Saturday. Several attended church at Graysville. Edith and Claris Baugh of Bucknell Indiana spent Saturday night and Sunday with Miss Aletha Pearson then visited Jess Baugh. A Nelson Keller birthday dinner drew many. Lemma Croft, Larue and Grace Mullenix were visitors. Byron and Dorothy Rose of Kirksville visited sister Maud Smith. Lee Mathes family spent Sunday with Elza Mathes family. Aubrey Collins and daughter Wanda spent Sunday at Charley Fowler home.

Delbert Mathes Newton Victor Casady Near Grace Elza Mathes Grace Mulfenix Lemma Croft Roscoe Grider Des Moines Aletha Pearson Es . Gad Pearson Worthington Pearl Lawson Will Dee Jake Anders Unionville Will Parame Borest Rex Marl Croft Dona, Croft Sarah V. Clell Weatherly Myrtle Lane Wille Brown Exline Brown Vernon Casady Nelson Keller Mullenix Graysville Collins Kansas City Ettie Mullenix Jonathan Hake Delbert Mather Hayes Partin Fverett Casady Pearly Dickerson Nelson Tietsort Don Tietsort Blanche Gillum Joe Mullenix Graysile J. Garlo Edith Claris Baugh Bucknell Jess Baugh Larue Grace Mullenix Byron Dorothy Rose Kirksville Maud Smith Lee Mathes Aubrey Collins Wanda Charley Fowler

Picture Hanging Aid with Notched Stick

A stick with a fiotch on the end assists picture hanging by guiding the wire into a notch on the wall hanger. The notch helps climb and position pictures for easier alignment and secure mounting.

A Test of Years Back Pain Relief Ad

Unionville resident shares relief from chronic back pain and fatigue after trying a remedy. The ad claims lasting results for headaches dizziness and urinary discomfort, urging readers to consider the tested approach.

Unionville

Doan's Pills Featured In Early 20th Century Ads

An archival notice details Mrs. J H Earls praising Doan's Pills for kidney relief with dates from 1920 and 1925 and price 60c at Howard's Drug Store. The document also includes a 1925 court entry in Putnam County Missouri about Bank of Powersville v John O Callison and Maude Callison by attachment, noting nonresidence and service actions.

Doan

Karnak medicine praised by Roy Sparkman for relief

Roy Sparkman of Moberly Missouri says Karnak cured his crippling stomach distress and fatigue after months of illness. He reports rapid improvement after four bottles, including better sleep, appetite, and energy, with no lingering discomfort. He credits Karnak’s use as marketed by Howard and local agents.

Roy Sparkman Marly St Moberly Kamak Karnak Howard

Notice of suit and attachment in Putnam Missouri

The Circuit Court of Putnam county Missouri begins action by petition and attachment on two notes for 1600 dollars and ninety dollars and twenty five cents. The defendants must appear at the next term in Unionville to avoid judgment and sale of property. Publication in The Unionville Republican for four weeks prior to October term. James W Gillum Clerk of Circuit Court.

John O. Callison Maude Callison Bank of Powers Putnam County John O Callison Mande Putmam County Missouri Unionville Unionville Republican Putnam Circuit Court James W. Giflum Clienit

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