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Newspaper

Unionville Republican

Location

Unionville, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Apr 15, 1925

Page

10

Unionville High School News Preview and Opera Success

Unionville students and townspeople anticipate a busy week with the high school entering Robert Murphy in the St. Louis Globe-Democrat oratorical contest. The Bohemian Girl opera drew large crowds despite rain, with Harold Underwood ill and Milton Miller stepping in. Four weeks remain of the term as grade cards arrive and exams approach, with seniors facing a closing chapter and the Dramatic Club delivering Friday assembly.

Unionville Robert Murphy Asnenkiy Moore Spee St. Louis Globe- Democrat Sembly Miller Teachers College At Kirksville Riggins Vivian Comstock Maxine Hayward Harold Underwood Muller Nevermore

High School Contest Winners and Township Bid Notice

Babel Holman and Miss Endie Crooks led readings with Miss Floy Statton winning press reader honors and Miss Elene Peters humorist role. Rob Murphy placed second in the county contest as the town issues bids for Township Funds depositaries with an $800 certified check requirement and bid bonds.

Babel Holman Miles Standish Endie Crooks George Washing Mabel Schuster Madam X Elene Peters Mary Elien Wilson Floy Statton Hwayman Evelyn Jones Kirksville Mary Ellen Wilson Elene Reters Elm Township A. J. Smith Worthington

Inventor Sells Heat Control Patent for One Million

John A. Spencen, once a Revere mill hand, sold his Spencer automatic patent to Westinghouse Electric for one million dollars. The device, simple in concept, promises to revolutionize electric heating equipment.

John A. Spencen Revere Mass Westinghouse Electric Company Spencer Automatic

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