Operetta at Summers Opera House Shows Home Production
The Shasie Department of Fateh School staged Love Pirates of Hawaii at Summers Opera House last Wednesday night. Edward Jackson led the boys with Melton starring the girls. Gordon Chappell played the State Chief. Prof Earle Dillinger directed with Mrs Spillinger at the piano. Special scenery and costumes were student made. receipts totaled 118.30 with all seats filled and strong student effort noted.
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Shasie Department
The
Fateh School
Hawaii
Melton
Edward Jackson
Gordon Chappell
Earle Dillinger
Smanuial
Ems
Wiay
Harold Underwood
Pate Hibbs
Lyauch
Debaters Fall To Milan In City Contest
Unionville high school debaters were defeated by Milan last Friday evening in a cautious meet. Judges and attendees praised Milan for stronger preparation and effective argumentation, while Unionville supporters noted potential advantage from prior experience in local events.
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Ndebaters
Milan Pane
Ahah
Unionville
Lee Muree
Betten
Roly
Charity Work Proceeds as Seven Families Receive Aid
Local charities committee visited seven families last week and provided help for Christmas. Some children from Grade Redacted Teachers organized student efforts to supply books and clothing, aiding every child in the school. The committee plans further action to address ongoing needs with cooperation from teachers and pupils.
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Th .S
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Former Unionville Resident Myrtle Pritchard Dies in Ft Scott
Myrtle Pritchard formerly lived in Unionville and Lu Isaville and died at her Ft Scott Kansas home while engaged in welfare work. Born May 21 1872 she married William F Pritchard in 1889 and moved to Ft Scott 32 years ago. She served as Bourbon county Poor Commissioner and held multiple welfare and charity posts withFt Scott boards and local groups.
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F. J Boesche
Myrtle Pritchard
Luisaville
Ft Scott
Kansas
Lancaster Mercantile Company Store Robbed
The McClain-Cook Mercantile Company store in Lancaster was broken into on Friday night and robbed of about 135 dollars in cash. The thieves fled east in a greyt automobile, two men being identified as suspects with four others under investigation.
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McClain-Cook Mercantile Company
Lancaster
Paul
Underwood
Unionville
Paige Pi
Jniden
Calf Club Proposal Aims to Fund and Raise Heifers
Local effort considers organizing a calf club with bank finance for a carload of heifers. Boys would acquire notes to cover costs, care for animals, and later sell at public sale with options to keep and gain profits, promising dairy and beef benefits.
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Ocal
Early Fall Christmas Quiet Weather Graces Christmas Day
Christmas Day passes with mild weather and no snow. Families gather at home for dinner. Golfers enjoy a few rounds on the links in shirt sleeves while roads stay clear and driving remains popular. Residents note the day lacks typical Christmas cues due to unusual conditions.
Fragments Describe Massacre Trial In Marion Illinois
Testimony reveals brutal killings in a mass murder case near Marion Illinois. Prosecutors recounts describe the savage act as the mob slaughters, likening it to shooting rabbits.
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Marion
Lee's 86th Year Chronicle Signals Newtown Path
The long standing Chronicle notes Lee a senior figure in Newtown guiding paths with broad ties across Putnam and Sullivan counties. The piece references a significant push toward cultural poetry and public duty amid a wide acquaintance network.
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Lee
Newtown
Tucker
Putnam County
Sullivan County
Sale Purchases Killed In Farm Wagon Accident
A misloaded hog was tipped from a wagon after a cow bolted during a sale purchase trip near Connellsville. The hog fell clear, but the cow crashed from the wagon and was killed in the incident, while the rider escaped unharmed.
Clapp Dies After Long Illness
The obituary notes the death of Clapp after a lengthy illness. Details are limited in the fragmented text, with no clear dates or locations provided. Additional information may confirm age, survivors, and funeral arrangements.
Injuries Reported After Car Crash In City
Police describe a collision involving multiple vehicles near Bear Street. Two men were injured, one driver escaped injury. responders say the wounded are recovering. Magans, a well known local family, express hope for a speedy recovery.
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Kates
Agas
Regier Aly
Reparations and Germany in Postwar Recovery Puzzle
The text discusses Germany's reparations, noting a lack of definite figures and ongoing debates. It implies that establishing fixed terms would enable contingent planning and improve Europe’s overall condition. The fragment hints at broader consequences for postwar recovery efforts.
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Germany
Europe
Tax Exempt Right Securities Debate Faces Uncertain Fate
The article notes a proposed amendment to the federal constitution aimed at banning certain tax exempt securities. It requires a two thirds majority in Congress before submission to ratification, leaving the bill's fate uncertain. Supporters say the law is long overdue as many wealthy individuals move funds from commerce into exempt securities.
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Federal
Fiether Javane
Eeax Exempe Securities Sten
Gy.nt Stra
Songresa
Lausanne conference on Turkey adjourned without date
The Lausanne talks between the powers and Turkey ended last week with no date set for a new meeting. The Allies failed to find common ground and pressed for concessions, while Russia stood firm and the United States observers criticized the Allied stance on Turkish sovereignty.
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Lausanne
Switzerland
Turkey
Russia
U. S
Bishop Quayle Stricken Receives Care at Baldwin Home
Bishop W. A. Quayle of the Methodist Episcopal Church is recovering at his Baldwin Kansas home after a second stroke. He had recently left a hospital and faced a nervous breakdown. Doctors say he slowly improves and may recover though he may be unable to resume fall duties. Quayle, a noted bishop, has visited Unionville several times and has many friends there.
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W. A. Quayle
Baldwin
Kans
Tiger Visitor Triggers Cold Reception in US
The encounter with Clemenceau caused tension as the U S denies involvement in pressing France over German reparations. Despite courtesy, the United States will continue its own course regardless of the visiting figure’s presence.
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Clemenceau
W. d' Beane
France
Germany
United States
America
Robbed Mint Shocks Denver in Bold Heist
A dramatic robbery at the Denver government mint saw several men seize a large sum and flee by car, exchanging gunfire with guards. A suspected ringleader was believed wounded, heightening the case's notoriety in early crime history.
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Denver
Colo
Tex
Young Man Fatally Injured When Shotgun Discharges
Arthur DeWitt seventeen year old hunter near Reger was fatally wounded when a shotgun he carried discharged after he struck a rabbit with the gun’s butt. He died from abdomen wounds after companions attempted aid.
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Arthur DeWitt
Reger
Milan
DeWitt
Wille
Arbuckle to act against Pshee Fatty seeks chance again
Arbuckle will prove worthy of trust after a stormy past and loss of fortune tied to his scandal. Mr and Mrs W F Hobbs returned home Tuesday from Exline Iowa where they spent Christmas with their daughter Mrs Edward Biggie.
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Pshee
Fatty) Arbuckle
Avearty
Arbaste
W. F. Hobbs
Exline
Edward Biggie
Society Notes Highlight Local Christmas Gatherings in Unionville
Mrs. Ira Stuckey hosted friends for a cooperative Christmas day event at the Stuckey home. Mr. and Mrs. P. W. Porte and Mrs. N. F. Shearer hosted a copper dinner at the Shearer home with guests including Mr. and Mrs. Shelton and George Jarman of Liberty and Mrs. Edna Jarman Williams of Kansas City. A large dance at Bixler Hall featured hosts C. N. Martin, Gene Hunsaker, J. L. Warnick, and Emery Stille with about 150 invitations issued. The event included cards for non-dancers, festive decorations, and a late ranch meal served around 10:80 o'clock.
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P. ‘W. Portee
N. F. Shearer
Shearer
Shelton
George Jarman
Licerne
Edna Jarman Williams
Kansas City
Unionville
Bixler Hall
C. N. Martin
Gene Hunsaker
J .L. Warnick
Emery Stille
Kirksville
Elephant and camels pull from winter circus in Centerville
A disorderly winter circus tour in Centerville Iowa led to an elephant and several camels being bucked loose near Lancaster. The animals frightened bystanders, and a driver was knocked down and injured with cuts and bruises reported.
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Centerville
Lancaster
Sale Dates Listed for Ralph Mathews and A W Van Banday
Auction notices show Ralph Mathews and A W van Banday scheduling sales in January near Miss title 3 miles west of Miss Pearsoon. The text mentions Monday January 8 as a sale date with location hints and participating parties.
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Ralph Mathews
A. W. van Banday
Pearsoon
Miss
Tintin
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Citizens Bank of Unionville
S. D. Hayward
Weather Outlook
Connellsville
Clapp
2Puanagan
Bishop Quayle
Marshall National Bank
Tiger
Arbuckle
Society Notes
Ira Stuckey
Joel McClure
Stuckey
Eaie
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