Unionville and Livonia Teams Clash Friday Night in Season Opener
Livonia schools boys and girls basketball teams visit Unionville High Friday evening for season openers. Unionville enters with many graduates leaving a large influx of new players. 87 boys and 25 to 30 girls reported for practice, with Coach Johnson seeking strong material to develop through early games.
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Livonia
Undersville
Unionville
Unionville High School
Johnson
Unionville Girl Leads Lindenwood College Orchestra
Miss Carol Greasley of Moberly Missouri won a third prize in a Globe-Democrat beauty contest and plays piano in Lindenwood College’s new student orchestra. Miss Ruth Yourtee of Chester Illinois conducts and violin leads. Miss Nan Core of Rock Arkansas is second violin. Miss Oda Wentworth of Unionville Missouri is first clarinet.
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Ays Nora
Carol Greasley
Moberly
Globe-Democrat
Lindenwood College
Butler Gym
Ruth Yourtee
Chester
Ill
Nan Core
Rock, Ark
Oda Wentworth
Unionville
Greasley
Rome
Pennville Store Fire Wipes Out Goods in Sullivan County
Pennville store across the line in Sullivan county owned by Charles Rowland burned last Wednesday night. Much of the stock was saved but the tear pet was lost. Rowland had just bought two hundred dollars worth of turkeys that day and they were consumed by the blaze. Insurance on the property was about one thousand dollars, far short of the loss.
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Pennville
Sullivan County
Charles Rowland
Rowland
Weather Outlook for December Through Tuesday
Weather forecast notes temperatures near normal with fair conditions. Rain chances appear in the Upper Mississippi Valley Tuesday or Wednesday according to the outlook.
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Upper Mississippi
Business class organized here by Des Moines institute
Two representatives of the Business Institutes of Des Moines Iowa organized a home study business class. The courses cover typical business college offerings with monthly instructor visits to add personal contact. Twelve enrolled including Opal Bickford Alta Gitworth Floyd Hodges Leo Paul Floyd Huller Flassie Norris Hazel Laws Alpha Pearson Gladys Gillum Blanche Lewis Savy Eintemann and Guy Lanes.
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Business Institutes
Des Moines
Iowa
Opal Bickford
Alta Gitworth
Floyd Hodges
Leo Paul
Floyd Huller
Flassie Norris
Hazel Laws Alpha Pearson
Gladys Gillum
Blanche Lewis
Savy Eintemann
Guy Lanes
Store Change Hands as Burns Sells Hartford Property
D Burns sold the Elao store to J C Lawson in exchange for a top fee eel mie building two dwellings and five acres of land plus an eighty acre tract southeast of Hartford. A December 19 sale will clear stock and excess as Burns plans the move to the farm soon. He ran the store 11 years and bought out brother Zode two years ago.
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D. Burns
J. C. Lawson Mba
Hartford
Zode
Exline Bank Absorbs Bradley Savings in Consolidation
Stockholders approve a deal in Exline Iowa under which Extine, In. Savings Bank will be absorbed by Bradley Savings Bank of Exline. Formal transfer completes in about a month. The surviving bank strengthens Exline's financial position amid local stockholders from Putnam County.
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Extine
Savings Bank
Bradley Savings Bank
Exiline
Stron Bank
Putnam County
Exline Savings Bank
Fire in Dr Thomas Home Causes Major Damage
Fire broke out in Dr L D Thomas home east of the county offices last Friday morning. The blaze prompted a large crowd after initial fears it was in county offices. Most furniture was removed but suffered smoke water and fire damage. The Thomas family and A C Berry occupied the house, with the family staying temporarily in American Legion rooms during repairs.
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American Legion
Supreme Court rules senatorial redistricting unconstitutional
The Supreme Court divided along party lines in a ruling on the 1920 senatorial districts. Democratic justices hold the redistricting unconstitutional, while Republican members dissent. The decision hinges on whether the people or state officers may perform redistricting after the census and references a prior Halliburton Roach case. The ruling criticizes referendum use and partisan outcomes.
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Supreme Court
Hyde
Becker
Barrett
Maority Party
Senate
Halliburton
Roach
Hattie
Cornelius Roach
Luft
Fox
State Supreme Court
Lecture at Theatre Royal Highlights Modern Leaders
William Rader gave the second in a High School course at the Theatre Royal on Monday night before a fair crowd. He spoke on character traits of modern world leaders and shared personal impressions. The lecture was information packed with pointed lessons and aimed to boost attendance for future, stronger talks to ensure the course payout.
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William Rader
Theatre Royal
Mendota Store Break-In Reported with No Goods Stolen
A broken OCR fragment reports a break in at a Mendota store in Putwarh County Supply Com area. The text is garbled but suggests police or residents found no items missing and mentions an unclear suspect presence or actions.
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Putwarh
Andre
Braden Seriously Injured at Princeton Horse Sale
Caaird Braden a prominent Unionville farmer was struck by a horse at a Princeton sale last Wednesday afternoon. The horse bolted through the crowd after the halter broke causing Braden to fall and strike his head. He was rushed to a Princeton hospital where doctors report he is in critical condition but showing slight improvement.
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Caaird Braden
Unionville
Princeton
Ayers
Mr. Braden
Braden
Sanat Comutous
Tailor Shop Changes Hands in Howard Building
Gene Hunsaker becomes owner after purchasing from Curt Chislain and taking possession on Saturday. He brings broad clothing experience from Kirksville and Davidson Bros. in Unionville, and plans to maintain a skilled tailor for high grade work.
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Howard
Gene Hunsaaker
Curt Chislan
Hunsaker
Kirksville
Davison Bros
Unionville Motor Co
Davidson Bros Move Back To Old Site In Miller Building
Davidson Bros stock of men s furnishings moves from the Marshall building near the post office to the Miller building on West Cecfive Square. The shift follows cramped quarters in the Muter building after repairs. The Davidson room is ready, with work continuing in Brasfield Jewelry and the Service Shop area. Removal expected to finish by Thursday.
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Davidson Bros
Marshall
Post Office
Miler
Muter
Miller
Brasfield Jewelry
Widow of Harry B. Graham Committed Suicide After Discovering Estate Plans
The widow killed herself in her home after learning her husband’s estate was placed in a trust for his children by another wife and that she received nothing from the estate. It was later revealed Graham had arranged a later plan giving her a significant portion of his wealth, at her disposal.
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Harry B. Graham
Mr Graham
Graham
Memphis Light Bonds Carry Despite Long Struggle
Memphis voters approved a light and water bond issue last week by a 16 to 8 margin. The proceeds will fund a new hydroelectric plant, improve street lighting, and upgrade the water system for better fire protection.
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Memphis
Circuit Court Ends Work With Several Case Outcomes
The circuit court finished its sessions last week announcing divorces and supports, mortgage foreclosure settlements, and multiple criminal actions. Hawkins v Hawkins granted. Dewey Hawkins custody and $10 monthly. Several burglaries, assaults, and rapes continued or adjourned with sentences pending.
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Circuit Court
Ariah Hawkins
Dewey Hawkins
Newton Livezey
Harry Livezey
Mortaage
Kelley Hall
Ivan Cole
State
Leroy M. Sanders
Roy Fleshman
Charles Fleshman
Fred Crawford
Carnal Nowledge
J. W. Earls
Herbert Myers
Don Vincent
Naoma May
Eugene Eagle
John Eagle
James Vance
Eugene
Chicago Grand Opera Heard in Cincinnati Nightly
Cincinnati residents enjoy the Chicago grand opera conducted by Mary Garden as Homer Corder and W A Morrison install wireless stations to receive nightly broadcasts. A transmitter in Chicago’s Metropolis allows free listening for anyone with receiving gear.
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Cincinnati
Chicago Grand Opera
Mary Garden
Homer Corder
W. A. Morrison
Metropolitan
Chicago
Shantung Question Raised Again at Washington Conference
China persists in pressing the Shantung question before the Washington conference. The United States and England offer mediation between China and Japan to ease friction and seek a satisfactory settlement. Both nations accept mediation as efforts resume to resolve the dispute that previously led China to withdraw from the Versailles conference.
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China
Jaton
United States
Fingland
Japan
New Bowling Alley Planned for East Side Square
Vessrs. Frank Qua and Wess Cas ad announce a modern bowling alley to be built in the Coop Building on the east side of the square. Carpentry is finishing, with the owners hoping for opening by Saturday this week and a cigar stand to be added.
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Vessrs
Frank Qua
Wess Casad
Coop
Carpetera
Public sale dates listed for notices and dissolutions
Public sale notices show names and dates including Lester W Walt Lucerne Mo Rt 1 public sale Wednesday December 14 W A Garner and Ben Hamilton dissolution sale December 21 H D Burns closing out Monday December 19 Gat Moneys James Hill 112 miles south of Unionville public sale Wednesday December J C Lawson Hartford closing out Tuesday December 18
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Lester W. Walt
Lucerne, Mo
Rt. 1
W. A. Garner
Ben Hamilton
H. D. Burns
Monda
Gat Moneys
James Hill
Unionville
J. C. Lawson
Hartford
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Ecoming An Investor
Citizens Bank of
D. Hayward
Weather Outlook
ELAO
Exline
BANKS
DR. Thomas Home
Sete
Setsion
Bela
Hasigete
le Bank
Domipiak 2m
Avelore
Firet National Bank of
Chiesge
A& A
Mendota
Claud Braden
Memphis Light
Marshall National Bank
Federal Reserve System
Unionville, MO
Shantung
Kansas City
LEE Livestock Com.c
Missouri
Farmers Bank OF Unionville
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