Lecture by Dr Silas Draws Mixed Audience at Church
A Friday night lecture by Dr E J Silas at the Christian church drew a well attended audience. The talk on unity attracted interest though jokes scattered through the speech failed to land, leaving listeners impressed by some memorable points. The next program on January 18 features Victoria Lynn, a reader and entertainer regarded as uniquely capable for an entire evening.
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E. J. Slas
Christian Church
Fay
Trom‘Younity
Guich
Silas
Victoria Lynn
Miss Lynn
Death Claims Alden Vaughn Stuckey at Age 12
Alden Vaughn Stuckey, son of Mr and Mrs Ira D Stuckey, died at 12 80 p m Friday at the family home south of Unionville after a bout with typhoid fever. His father Ira D Stuckey was seriously ill with pneumonia but improving. Alden was born November 27 1908 and was twelve years old. Funeral services were held at 11:00 Sunday morning at the home of his grandfather G H Guffey conducted by Rev S C Foster of the M E church. Interment followed in Unionville cemetery.
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Alden Vaughn
Ira D. Stuckey
Unionville
Alden Vaughn Stuckey
Ira
G. H. Guffey
S.C Foster
M. E. Church
Messrs
P. J Tatman
Gien Green
Mieses Dorothy Jackson
Alta Chrisman
Anna Lemen
Unionville Cemetery
Died Suddenly on Way Home from Unionville
Lewis Linder died unexpectedly Tuesday afternoon while returning home from Unionville. He had cancer on his neck and was en route to Minnesota for treatment with his son Will of Wisconsin. Born April 26 1846 in Ohio he was 69 years 7 months and 12 days old. He is survived by seven sons John Anthony Ben Will Moses Ed and David. Funeral held at Unionville cemetery with Rev J W Trower officiating.
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Lewis Linder
Rosewood
Unionville
Mr. Linder
Hijs
Will
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Wentworth Undertaking
Ohio
John
Anthony
Ben
Moses
David
J. W. Trower
Baptist Church
Blishi Dickson sells east side square restaurant to Cullor and McConkey
Dickson sold his east side square restaurant to Fred Cullor and Frank McConkey with possession given Saturday. Cullor is Luther Cullor’s son and well known. McConkey, employed since September 4, brings Milan experience. They plan to run meals and hot lunches around the clock for boys’ group leadership aims.
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Blishi Dickson
Fred Cullor
Frank McConkey
Cullor
Luther Cullor
McConkey
Dickson
Milan
Boy Scouts Reorganizing In Local Council
Prof. B N Howell, a High School teacher, leads efforts to reorganize the Boy Scouts after a period of disorganization. He plans to establish headquarters in the Christian church basement once the new school building occupies space, aiming to enroll about forty scouts.
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Boy Scouts
B. N. Howell
Christian Church Amit
Datiding
Tich
Local lad G W Corporon leads Arcadia paper venture
Putnam county’s G W Corporon son of Mr and Mrs L C Corporon left here for Arcadia Kansas last September to edit the Christian church paper there. The town’s businessmen bought the paper and asked him to edit it while he fills pulpit duties. His first issue promises a useful newspaper and locals expect him to make it hum.
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Putnam County
G. W. Corporon
L. C Corperon
Corporon
Arcadia
Kansas
Christian Church
Corporan
Mr. Corporon
Splendid Toilet Articles at Walton’s
A 1838 notice advertises stylish toilet articles at Walton’s with bargains noted for Christmas gifts inviting readers to inspect before purchasing. The brief ad emphasizes reasonable prices and encourages shoppers to visit Walton’s shop during the holiday season.
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Walton's
Card of Thanks from Ira Stuckey family
A family expresses heartfelt thanks to neighbors and friends for loyalty help and sympathy after the passing of their son. Mr and Mrs Ira Stuckey and relatives extend gratitude for support during the difficult hours.
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Ira Stuckey
Charities Inspector Reports Putnam Jail Conditions
D L Edson, inspector for the State Board of Charities and Corrections, visited Putnam County on a periodic tour meeting the local Board of Visitors. He noted the jail and Lemons infirmary inspection and criticized the jail as poor but not fully representative of the county, calling the situation remarkable for a wealthy, intelligent locale.
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D. L. Edeon
State Board of Charities and Corrections
Board of Visitors
Mesars
Lorore Tore
A.B. Pratt
Am. EL. McCutchen
Mesdames
D. T. Riggs
N.A. Franklin
J. A. Herferstine
Wanamsker
Blate Board of Charities and Corrections
Edson
Lemons
Putnam County
Putnam
Monarch Theatre to Open as Theatre Royal on East Square
The Roth Building on the east side of the square is being converted into a modern theatre. The Monarch Theatre will become Theatre Royal with 40 by 100 room size and 500 capacity. Proprietor P. C. Jones aims for improved accommodations and bigger attractions, including a safe marble-voiced foyer and three aisles for easy seating.
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Roth
Monarch Theatre
Monarch
Theatre Royal
P. C. Jones
Jones
Opening of Modern Theatre Sets Eternal City as Debut
The theatre announces its season with the opening number The Eternal City on December 16, marking the debut in this region for the new venue and its upcoming performances featuring local and visiting talent.
Bazaar and Supper at Christian Church
The Christian Endeavor holds a bazaar on Friday starting at 8 p.m. with a chicken pie dinner served from 5 p.m. in the Christian Church. Menu includes chicken pie mashed potatoes Waldorf salad pickles celery pumpkin pie with whipped cream and nuts coffee and cream. All you can eat for 25 cents.
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The
Christian Endeavor
Christian Church
Presbyterian Church Sunday Services Next Week
The Presbyterian Church will hold Sunday School and church services next Sunday both morning and evening. A cordial invitation is extended to all to attend and enjoy them.
Farm For Sale 1980 Acres With Good Improvements
Coatsville Indiana resident L C Davis notes 1980 acres for sale with easy terms and good improvements. He also mentions visiting sights including a courthouse and suggests Putnam county could have one. The message is authored by L E Proffer and signed 1912.
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L. E. Proffer
L. C Davis
Coatsville
Indiana
Putnam County
Perkins visits Mendo ta on business
Josh Perkins from Mendota traveled to a nearby town on Monday for undisclosed business matters.
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Josh Perkins
Mendota
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Seouta Dad
Oe National Bank OF
Jean
Charities and Corrections Board
Ladley “Ald Society of Thé Union
New Quarters
Te Marshall National Bank
W. A. Shelton
Cashiler
John Joseph
Howard’s Corner
Modern Theatre
Presbyterian Church
Kansas City
Missotia
Tatman’s Drug ‘Store
Farmers Bank of Unionville
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