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Ellas Shuoy, whose father, Hiram Shuey, was one of the organizers decenjants oi the Sunday School at Janes P-. (Shapel. Benediction by LloydFifty - three -------(^bunting fn-Jaws) p£ Wcsloy - - —r . -.am) Susan Johnson, mef at Jane’s WilksaSi;| ca-5?™e5jw™-hEN ,jgp«r5A*^rsi A«f»» »lt; wnitajG(Johnson)Cooley; Mrs. naxine ^oaie» unu ™ tii^T7*Sj rontftnhusband; Mr. and Mrs. Max Cooley,*** Illiems aide and near Canton and baby daughter, all of Seymour, t Missouri by three farmers who Iowa; Vernal and Ora Shelton ot i were a part of a large posse scour-Knnsas City, of the Clara (John- ing the country m a big manhunt son) Maxw.ell and Edward Max- % the men. The men were taken well family; ~ Lizzie and ClaYte ‘ witirout trouble when the farmers Anderson ol* RaVanha, Ed\nml leveled their guns at them. IAnderson 01 navanna, ***Anderson and wife of Aftonr Ia^;, The pair has confessed to the I ^Anaerson ana wue tu /uvuur j.*w, , pair nas coniehteu w mo i rNellie Hunter of Ravanna, HeiH shoating and killing of Wendell \ * bert Anderson, wife and baby orj jones, a 66 yoar old farmer living p Mississippi; Nira and Gordon j gOUtheast 0f Bloomfield, Iowa onMssissippi; Nira and Gordon. Joutheast 0f Bloomfield, Iowa onBailey of Mercer; Lonnie and Len-j^ morning 0f Sunday, July 2b.Maxwell, Princeton; OIuq and They are aclt;.Ugelt;i 0f robbing twofilling stations at Ottumwa, flce-ipg to Bloomfield, where they ran n into a dead end street and aban- _doned their car. They walked tome ...-------, .Irene Maxwell, Gait; Margaret (Boland) McDonald and fWy daughter of Ravanna; Of the 011-1 ver and Rebecca Johnson family: Johnson pnH wife., of Ravan na; Of the Mina (Johnson) Coo ey and David Cooley family: Marie, wife of Ordia Cooley (deceased )¥ and daughter, Mina Lea Hmjt, and two children,. Rosilea and Lazelle of Trenton, Mq; Alma and Ray Lowry and grandaughtar, Linda Sommers of Colorado Springs; and Karen Duncan of St. Louis; Fern and Lieu James; Vera and Dave Purdy and Sandra; Rhea, wife of Russell Cooley (deceased) and children Caryl Sue, Jon Russel, Jo Ellen and Kathleen of Kansas City; Of the Mahabi (Johnson) Cooley and Jacob Cooley family: Jacob Cooley and IraLIlv IIUIIXC Viremainder of the night in his bam. The following morning they ap-j peared at the house, robbed JcnesJ of $71, and shot *nn«lbWhen the two fled, Mrs. Jones j ran to a neighbor’s home and call- *ed for help. Posses were quickly organized and the men, who fled in the Jones car, were trailed to the viqinity of Canton, where they had left the car and swam to an isjand in the river. From there they swam across to Illinois, and fmallly wound up being caught. Anderson is about 22, and Kars-ey family: Jacob Cooley and Ira ton and both..have a. longand wife of indianola, Towa, aHu record of bunglarlea. Cars ton np-Lewis, wife and Glenn, of Fanv p^rently lived in Quincy* and was field,'Vi*ville Lunav * 4son) Lundy and Orville fumily: Orville Lundy and daughter Lovell (Lundy) Swlndoll of LI Campo, Texas.Many others attended the basket dinner and listened to the programs. Some xame-iTrtthe^rfter^ noon—Rev/ Mayfield and family, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Tuckers Mr. and Mrs, Noma Yeoman and Ronnie, Mri. Carrie Dickson, Mr. and Mrs. James Dicksor. ana Rachel, all of Nevrton, Iowa; Elias Shuey, Mr. and Mrs. Prank Stat-ton, Unionville.The program:—Thompson read tho minute* of the first Sunday School at JanesMw unemployed, ana apparently made his home at St. Paul Minn. They are reported to be half brothers. Both were brought io Bloomfield and placed in jail to Jtoce first degree murder charges^AILOV S'------------,Shaper in- art:Sh«' utei^readThe newspaper bua%e^ is the only business we know of which *ha8 to keep going or else. Restaurants and storea and all otner kinds of^businesses simply say we will be closed next week for repainting, or any other reason. If a .newspaper would do that it would be *-and.~-It-wmild.lQEfi. ita.Iran--THAT'S THE WAY IT ISnames of many families whohad attended Sunday School there. Two songs by the congregation; Prayer by Rev. Joseph Thompson of St. Joseph; a song by Billy rtfriifty, bv P?-u. u.„.~Lm at the piaTTo— -sOTsrchise, mailing privileges, logal standing, and what Selse. Jt has to come out Print a paper. One missed, and it the lost gasp. O, my! —Edina Sentinel.Mayfield, accompanied by Rachel Dickson at the piano; history of ■ihe-Jahason- family by a granddaughter, Vernal Shelton; a song -by a grandson, Lewis Cooley; a eong by a granddaughter, Lovell Swmdoll; 8 song by « gramioon, OUi Maxwell, accompanied at the.Ptenlt;^by nis sister, Nira Bai-lev? * duet by •OlKe'Tdgxwell and Lovell' Swindell; a talk by a granddaughter, Lixne Anderson? a talk on “Loe,” by a great grand, daughter Mimr-Lea—Hartr- -pas*, tor of the Christian church at Da Witt, Mo.j a Scout Song by Mina Lea, Rosilea and Latelle Hart? a talk by a” son-in-law of the Johnson’s, Dmlle Lundy; a talk byCLIFIr©TiHTTTTWAJI FT
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Unionville Republican and Putnam County Journal
Unionville, Missouri, US
Wed, Aug 04, 1954
Page 4
Full Page
Clipped by
Lori W.
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