Second or Later on ZVI RT 2 Lavai
On Wednesday September 23 the second or later event occurs on ZVI RT 2 Lavai with timing details unclear in the fragment. The note records schedule notation without full context or participants.
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Newspaper
Unionville Republican
Location
Unionville, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1925
Page
4
On Wednesday September 23 the second or later event occurs on ZVI RT 2 Lavai with timing details unclear in the fragment. The note records schedule notation without full context or participants.
Announcements and brief items from Mendota and nearby towns include upcoming sales and events, retirements, and community visits. Mentions include Mrs John Hawkins of Mendota, Miss Bessie Leck retiring to Mendota, and Mrs Franks visiting Milan. Several references to local churches, fairs, and farm sales, with dates and places scattered in the fragment.
Local column bundles classified ads for wanted items for sale and services with notes on potatos ranges gasoline and festival visitors. Items mention households in Mendota Pollock Milan Howland Centerville and Clarence with names like Mrs Fred Hollar Dennis Allen and J C Howell among others.
The page recounts a community gathering with many neighbors visiting relatives from Spokane Kirksville and Fort Madison. People attend the festival and court house dedication while others travel from Mendota Cisco Powersville and Keokuk. A variety of family reunions and social visits mark the weekend as residents swap news and attend local events.
The Presbyterian Church invites worshipers to Sunday school at the church followed by service at 7:80. A preaching session will be held with the minister TLinua B. Brown officiating.
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