Lucile Turner Headlines Unionville Glee Club Concert
Miss Lucile Turner led a Unionville program at the Christian church with the Northwestern Glee Club last Saturday night. Her violin performance drew praise from locals and critics alike while the club provided a strong supporting show and cordial hospitality marked by homecoming warmth and a sizable audience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Lucile Turner
Northwestern Glee Club
Christian Church
Unionville
Miss Turner
Wasani
Lucile
Centerville
Tri
Migs Turner
Sundy
Landscape gardener Traxler enhances Saar civic beauty
Mr Traxler of Des Moines represents Capital City Nursery Co arrives on behalf of the Ladies' Civic League to plant shrubs and hydrangeas around the Saar courthouse lawn and nearby areas. He is a Guelph and Ames alum and has seventeen years with his firm. He will return after a Memphis trip to finish beautification efforts as the flora mature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Civic League
Saar
Mr Traxler
Lamont
Iowa
Capital City Nursery Co
Des Moines
Guelph
Ontario
Canada
Agricultural College
Ames
Haa Company
Court House
Traxler
League
Main Street
la Lonville
Former Putnam Man Wins Scientific Honors
Will Rummel known resident William C. Cutler of Unionville gains notice for inventing talking motion pictures shown to eastern capitalists and world scientists. The 1827 South Louise Street workshop projected nearly 20,000 feet of film with synchronized sound, attracting bids for a $6,000,000 company and potential major royalties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glendaleening
Los Angeles County
Calif
Unionville
Will Rummel
Culter
William C. Cutler
South
Louise Street
Cutler
L. G Cromwell
Coln HO Pilbtake
C Ff Peterkin
L. (. Campbell
New York
Adolph Bergen
Itas
Claariy
Fere
I K Hellogg
The
Jeffries Co
Glendale
Edison
Livestock Market Reports From Chicago and Midwest Hubs
Livestock market news shows cattle and sheep softening while hog prices drift higher. Chicago hogs see strong light and sow sales with top around 13 dollars, cattle and sheep mixed with declines and weaker yearlings. Kansas City and St Louis notes include steady hogs and softer cattle with variable demand and lighter supplies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican
Chicago
St Louis
St Louis Hoge
Atrimates
Reypes
Tia
Stely Owat
Gir
Gale Kansans
Ashe
Arizona
High School Musical Event Recounts Talented Performers
The report details a school concert featuring student performers such as Cron, Riggins, and Mil, with praise for vocal runs and cornet work. Attendees included Mes Mil and Forcine, while several named participants received credit for singing and stage presence amid a bustling program.
Magee Receives Appointment in War Risk Bureau
Clare Magee son of Mr and Mrs J W Magee of this city has received an appointment in the War Risk bureau legal department in Kansas. He had applied earlier and, after a long wait, planned to move to Florida. He stopped in Chattanooga to visit his brother while en route when official notice arrived confirming the War Risk post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare
J W Magee
War Risk Bureau
Kansas
Florida
Shattanooga
Win
War Risk
Buren
Stolen Ford Sedan Found Somewhat Near North Town
Messrs Lindsey and RP Board of St Joseph identified the found Ford sedan as Lindsey’s property. Grant Motor Co sold the car and two men rented it from Lindsey. Sheriff connected license plates to Mary Ferenwald of Pamagburg and traced ownership by motor number. Plate switch suspected at Pattonsburg. pursuit of the suspects not disclosed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lindsey
RP Board of
St Joseph
Ford
Grant Motor Company
Sheriff Barns
Automobile Department
Secretary of State’s
Mary Bk Ferenwald
Pameburg
Pattonsburg
Unionville Teen Wins Second in District Oratorical Contest
Robert Murphy a Unionville High School junior placed second in the Kirksville district oratorical contest held last Friday night. The annual event, part of a multi-stage competition on the American constitution, selects winners from district representatives to advance toward Washington. Murphy stood out as the sole Unionville entrant, earning second place while Browning school took first and Kirksville High School took third.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Murphy
Unionville
Kirkyville
Washington
Murphy
Unionville High School
Browning School
Kirksville High School
Entered Plea Guilty in Liquor Possession Case
Leonard Earls pleaded guilty to possessing illicit liquor before Squire Chappell and was sentenced to 106 days in jail. His father William Earls faced a preliminary hearing on a related charge of making Hick Hquor, with the hearing continued and bound over to Circuit Court. The raid at the Earls home, led by Sheriff Burns and Deputy Conkin, allegedly uncovered liquor involved in the manufacturing process.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard Earls
Squire Chappell
Earls
Justice Chappell
William
Town Receives Hundreds of Hydrangea Shrubs for Planting
Hydrangea shrubs arrive in the town after a delayed delivery. Hundreds are distributed across lawns and vacant roadside plots as residents begin planting. Some doubt whether the shrubs will bloom this season, while others express hope for a bright display.
School Contests at Kirksville Next Week
Northeast Missouri schools will gather at the Teachers College in Kirksville Thursday through Saturday for contests in grain judging home economics reading and health. Unionville plans several teams in usual events with students driving most planning under teacher supervision. Prizes are hoped to be shared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri
Teachers College
Kirksville
Unionville
New Milan School Contract Awarded for 66,714
Milan voters approved building funds years ago but materials cost more than estimates. Last week the Board of Education awarded a contract to FE G Kern of Milan for 66,714 to demolish the old section and add a new wing to the existing school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milan
Board of Education
FE G Kern
Saya
Sister of local women dies in Las Vegas New Mexico
Mesdames J D Hayward and O H Clapper learn their sister Mrs. Mildred Shirley died in Las Vegas New Mexico. She was buried near Cherryvale Mex. Her husband Frerell, brother of the Hayward and Clapper families, died in the flu epidemic in 18. She leaves a six year old daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mesdames
J D Hayward
O Happer
M.ldree_ Shirley
Las Vegas
New Mexico
Cherryvale
Mex
Mra Shirley
Frerell
No Change in City Committees After April Meeting
City Council plans an April meeting to organize with no new councilmen. Fred Cook and George Minear will continue in their wards, and O B Calhoun will join as Clerk replacing Jan A Probasco. Mayor Parker says committee assignments will remain the same with no changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Cook
North Ward
George Minear
South Ward
O. B. Calhoun
Jan A. Probasco
T. M. Parker
New Superintendent Elected At Unionville Board Meeting
The Unionville Board of Education elected Mr Watson as the new district superintendent for the coming year. A Rosendale native, he has taught in Oregon and Washington and has held administrator roles in Wisconsin, Minnesota, and Missouri. He holds degrees from Maryville College and is pursuing further studies at Chicago University. Watson will relocate to Manville soon to begin orientation and plan next year’s work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edu
Rosendale
Unie
Neyt
Buccer Moore
Merca
Stat Canle
Watson
Cason
Tate of Technology
Menomonie Wisconsin
Maryville
Eucher College
Wisconsin
Icago University
Durimeans
Watson Taugh
Dalles
T Nianville
Tea’ Ng
Rovendale
Thousne
Circuit Court Docket Apr 1925 First Four Days
The docket lists cases to be disposed of at the Circut Court in April 1925. Monday April 27 includes criminal tax, note and attachment, divorce, and restraining order matters with list of participants such as Bert Rolsten Lloyd Sheanet and Jesse Partin. Second day covers venue and divorce actions across multiple counties. Third day continues with replevin and title petitions. Fourth day covers criminal liquor violations, murder, and felonious assault with various defendants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ho State
Bert Rolsten
Mary Greve
Charles Gleason
Katie Gleason
Chas Har
Jaime Harrison
Cand
Harry Poeaten
Jamies
Rice
Adair County
Atiee Mulanix
Miles HH
Mulan
John Dun
Frank Statton
Carl Thomas E BK
Warner Et al
Sutton
Sadie A Callison
Joseph W Callison
Eorge F Heindel
Matthew H Loughead
Charles H Carter
Opal Carter
George W Vermillion
Matthew H Toughead
Garmahiee
John Warner
Elmer Woode
W H Kirkpatrick
J A Bland
Alvanza Scott
Daniel Campbell
Raymond A Noel
M Shepherd
R. W Buckworth
JB. Chinn
Fletcher Ward
Roy Harper
W A Drummond
County High School Contest Sets Week in Unionville
The county meet proceeds Thursday and Friday in Unionville after delays. Teams from Worthington Unionville Lucerne Livonia prepared on negatives. preliminaries saw Worthington defeat Inns to set two negative finals. Supt Loughridge expects Thursday debate as part of the program in the high school auditorium. events aim for strong attendance and public support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unionville
Worington
Congress
Supreme Court
Uninville
Lucerne
Livonia
Worthington
Lemons
Incerne
Loughridge
Henry Hargier Buy Don Rachford Ore in Unionville
Mr and Mrs Henry Hargier purchased the Don Rachford ore in the east part of Unionville and intend to move to Unionville from the town's west side.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Hargier
Unionville
Construction Starts on New Grade School Building
Mr Wm. Scott, contractor, and his foreman arrived Tuesday afternoon to begin work on the new Grade school. Delays earlier kept them from arriving on time, but they are now assembling a crew to start cleaning and related preparations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Scott
Filson Home Sets Scene for Flson Gardner Wedding
Lily and rose backdrop at the Filson home for the wedding of Miss Mary Louise Elson and Charles Frederck Gardner of Kirksville Missouri Rev Wagner of Kirksville Presbyterian Church performed the ceremony Followed by breakfast Violin and cello solos accompanied the bridal processional The bride wore white beorgette with pearls and crystals She is a Stephens College graduate He attended Allen Military Academy Dalion Texas and Brown University The couple will reside at 301 South Florence Kirksville Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephens College
Columbia Mu
Sigma Iota Chi
Sigma Gamma Gamma
Gardner
Allen Military Academy
Dalion
Texas
Brown University
Providence
Rhode Island
Zeta Pai
South
Florence Street
Kirksville
Massouri
Iowa Legislature Votes Gas Tax to Fund Roads
The Iowa Legislature passed a two cent gasoline tax, with Seymour Herald noting it will soon become law and raise about $4,500,000 yearly for road construction. Local aid efforts aimed at reform failed as counties plan road projects with the funding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Seymour, Iowa
Presen Counties
Also Mentioned on This Page
Putnam
Livestock Market
Dillinger
Lendid
Ir Rine
Pal Riggins
Feus
Hwrksville
Forcine
Cornett
Melton
Nisan Aes
Cess
Jones
Clare Magee
MR. and
Mrs
Pearl Minear
Koh
Moore
Rity
Hindenburg
Mr Wat Strong
Circuit Court
Lloyd Sheanet Prar
Sete Daw
Campbell
Mars
Bo Campbell
Bsst State
Manadeota
Ate
Menueta
Comal
Actin
SUI State Ve Geoge McHenry
Parate
Wage
Gryle Campbell
Dante Myers
Boyd
Perry Can Et
Mercercoun
Ruson Gardner
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!