Northwestern Glee Club to Visit Unionville for Lucile Turner Benefit
The Northwestern University Glee Club with violinist Lucile Turner will perform in Unionville at a Christian church on Saturday night. Proceeds aim to cover travel and expenses as local committees sell tickets, while the event showcases a tour spanning the Pacific coast and major cities. A separate report describes a burned car found near J Casady’s home, with four flashlights, clothes, a rifle, and chicken feathers inside, prompting a police inquiry into ownership and motive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northwestern University Glee Club
Lucile Turner
Unionville
Glee Club
Pacific Coast
Miss Turner
Moss Fooner
Gabe
Howard Drew
Missouri
Burns
State Automobile Department
Livestock Market Report From Chicago and St Louis Markets
Market reports show mixed demand with hogs and cattle varying by weight. Hog receipts near 15 000 at Chicago with prices strong to 1 cent higher than Tuesday, cattle steady to strong for light and midweight steers, sheep and lambs at mixed levels, and St Louis hogs at around 10 800 receipts with gains to 1 6 higher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican
Chicago
Toroothat
Ursday
Ted Fewak
Hospital Opens in Unionville After Construction
The hospital developed under Dr C. P Vores and attached to his residence in the northern Unionville section is now open. First patient Beett reportedly admitted as construction completes.
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C. P Vores
Unionville
Beett
Yico
Cantarville
Pluming and heating contracts set for new school building
The Board of Education awarded the heating contract to Logan & Farance for 3382.00 and the plumbing contract to Simb & Hibbs for 1000.00 for the new school building. Voters turnout was light with about 170 in total across wards.
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Board of Education
Logan & Farance
Simb & Hibbs
Voter Turmoil Holds Creston PTA Vote Result
Amid district wide debate the Creston poll shows a split on disorganization plans with about 400 votes cast. Passage of a levy failed and the debate shifts to consolidation and local school control. A separate notice mentions Mr Orval Lawson selling property and Mrs F I Olinger moving to Martinstown for health reasons. Reports also note chicken theft concerns and local farming community activity.
Ex Governor Hyde Visits Town For Hours
Ex Governor Arthur M Hyde spent a few hours in town last Wednesday chatting with friends. He appears somewhat better than during his governorship and is trying to wind up business left behind. Hyde works in the automobile trade in Trenton and now lives there with his family.
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Arthur M Hyde
Mr Hyde
Trenton
Shoe Factory in Memphis Nears Completion
The Reveille reports a Memphis shoe factory fund has been raised successfully. A committee visited St Louis to talk with shoe company reps and expect a company to send a representative to Memphis to finalize the deal.
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Memphis
Reveille
St Louis
Anies
Mhis
Deaths Bind Rites in Leesturg and Miss Pearl Robison
C C Frede husband of Miss Pearl Robison formerly of Marionville died suddenly in Leesturg Florida one day last week. Mr Oldaker, her sister, and Mr Freyte, a government employee, were in Florida on government business when he suffered heart disease and died. Frede was found unconscious in his room by an attendant. He had visited here with his wife and will be remembered by several people.
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Cc W. Frede
Pearl Robison
Woman Receives Three Stitches After Sanday Cut
Mrs wis Swett suffered a scalp gash requiring three stitches after an incident while driving Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wis Swett
Sanday
Unreadable Union Township road project near Sullivan county line
A fragmentary report details road and drainage work proposed by a construction company in Union Township. It notes distances, personnel, and preparations for dispatch, with mentions of local officials and expected timing this spring.
Money for Guns and Debt Solving Proposals Discussed
A fragmented note references funding for armament and debt settlements with mentions of France and America. It hints at formal arrangements and government considerations amid financial pressures and wartime concerns. The readable fragments suggest debates over military spending and creditor relief.
Equalization Board in session this week
The report notes the Equalization Board meeting held this week with four members present. Hearings occurred on Tuesday and Wednesday regarding a variety of cases while the county court attended to related matters.
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Ness
Shins Ber of People Board of F
Errett Ke and Father Lose Barns in Fire
Errett Ke and his father near Unionville lost three barns last Saturday when a child’s careless match started a blaze. The fire destroyed four calves, hay, feet, and stored feed, with an estimated loss of six thousand dollars, about one thousand of which is insured. Errett Ke is the husband of Mrs Agee, daughter of Mr and Mrs J O Agee, and is a well known fire victim.
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Errett
Agee
J. O. Agee
Unionville
Probasco Sells Interest in Recreation Hall
Milts Probasco sells his interest in Recreation Hall after years as joint manager. The sale removes a key stake from the facility or organization and signals a change in control for the venue.
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Milt Probasco
Township election results list officers and trustees
Elected officers include trustees and board members for Montgomery and Pickering, with Justice of the Peace candidates and a clerk and assessor. In Grant township the election named Riley Hurley as Trustee along with Latimer and Farhart as board members, with Cullum and Hurliman as Justices of Peace and McMain as Clerk and Assessor. Descriptions note peaceable turnout and local officials: Abbott as Constable, Lawson as Collector, and other listed names.
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Liberty
G of
Mannen
Montgomery
Woo Mullina
Justicea of Peace
A Pickering
Essor
Glen Martz
G R Abbott
Ira Lawson
Grant
Riley Hurley
L. P Latimer
Frank Farhart
H Uo Cullum
J. L. Hurliman
P C. McMain
Wess Mmona
Ben Hayes
Erwin Conger Sells Out Local Newspaper
Erwin Conger reportedly sold the Republican News-Journal of Newkirk Oklahoma last week to a former news editor. The buyer, tied to Clarence Comyer from Konville, is expected to keep the paper in Newkirk with plans to run the operation under new ownership.
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Erwin Conger
Republican News-Journal
Newkirk
Oklahoma
Conger
Clarence
Omyer
le Pienville
Unionville Republican League
Harry Jet
Ile
Miro
Corner
Local Union Plans State Convention in May at Pacelsud Springs
The county union committee met Wednesday to set a date for the state convention on May 6 and 7 at Pacelsud Springs. A committee member was appointed to study feasibility and report later. The aim is to discuss plans without committing to any broad actions.
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Wormer
Inota
Laome
Selting
Tegat
Hell
Pacelsud
W Arurner
Iuonvice
Maxes
Mires
Irs
Former Putnam Resident Dead After Riot Injuries
A Putnam County obituary notes Mrs Beret Lipser pa te we te was killed by riot injuries. The article recalls her candidacy for mayor and her platform pledges, including oath fulfillment and city improvements. It also mentions the death of a former Putnam resident tied to ongoing riots and notes survivors and relatives.
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Beret
Rave
Mayer
Rosa Tan
Patton Sythe
Commencement Class Roster and Surname List
The document lists members of the graduating class with names such as Kerneth Biggie, Frink, Boston, Helen Glarieras, Roy Hawkins, Evelyn Jones, Loughead, Roscoe Noel, and Alta Williamson. It notes the year 1924, an age inquiry, and mentions Rev. Joe Knierim and a Methodist church context. The text is a garbled roster of graduates with limited readable details and unclear positions or affiliations.
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Tumbere
Joe Knierim
Ul Methodist Church
Kerneth Biggie
Frink
Boston
Bean
Lark
Helen Glarieras
En Davis
An Astatson
Wesley Gingerich
Roy Hawkins
Darwin Oy Holler
Evelyn Jones
Dalrwies
Loughead
Pant
Seine Peet
Saveth Martin
Luddleton
Feta
Ier
Brant N A
Bee
Roscoe Noel
Bane Olduker
Steele
Ralph Paul
Anne Quigley
Sams Nson
Lois 5 Sickton
Clar Er
Bry
Raises
Harold Underwood
Alta Williamson
Mary Elke Wie
Marple S. Wyckoffs
Injured Children in Family Tragedy Report
A family suffered injuries in a violent incident at their home. The father, Ernest McH, was involved along with two of his sons Victor and another unnamed child. A physician tended to wounded family members and authorities investigated the startling event occurring Sunday morning.
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Ernest
Ictie
Ani
Victor
Sunaya
Olling
Unclear fragment from 3MBA walk notes
Fragmentary OCR text shows a name Gordon Hon Rogers and phrases about walking and facts, with no clear event, date, or context to confirm a complete news item.
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Gordon Hon Rogers
Fragmentary OCR note with unreadable lines
A partially legible historical snippet shows broken text about a person and events, with many garbled words and missing context. The readable parts indicate names and phrases without clear meaning or structure.
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George Minear
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Barber Sho
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France
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