Free Chautauqua for Unionville Next Year
Community leaders in Unionville plan a free five day chautauqua for next year. A fundraising drive nears its goal as the committee and local businesses back a program featuring the Unionville Band and talent from a touring company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unionville
H. F. York
J. D. Noland
W H. Forbes
Pulonville
J D. Noland
Paul Hi Eeathy
J B.ned
D. Fornerwood
A. L. Casady
FE Vroffer
W.H Forbes
Lnionville
Nery
Tee
Docas
Chautauqua
Satoacetes
Jes Company
Con Mitter
Fomenville
Omenville
Tiibute
Arrest of Fred McFall in bootlegging raid noted
William McFall marshal of Mythia and two officers received a tip that Fred McFall was making alcohol for sale. They raided a home, found home brew and equipment, and Fred was arrested under $800 bond for court appearance. Fred is a trader of William who helped in the raid.
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William McFall
Myth
Fred McFall
Centerville
Fred
William
Reid
Raid Finds Still and Mash on Carl Harrison Premises
Reports say deputies raided property west of Po and found a still, fixtures, and mash at the premises of Carl Harrison. Harrison was arrested but could not post $1 bond and was taken to jail while awaiting action by the Greene Court.
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Sullivan Comnigra
Gacla Orbssal
Carl Harrison
Anys
Milan
Eionerd
Con
Girewe Court
Italy in Talks Over Large United States Debts Settlement
The administration presses foreign debtors Italy among them to settle vast sums owed to the United States. Negotiations open as Italy begins talks on a settlement to address debts amounting to billions.
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United States
Italy
Thames
Clarence Conger Suffers Fall on West Main Street
Clarence Conger fell unconscious on West Main Street near Pickenbrook store last Thursday. He was assisted by neighbors, treated by a physician, and confined to bed but shows improvement though still in danger.
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Clarence Conger
Pickenbrook
West Maintreet
Chas. Ruth
Arch Walter
Ed Cook
Conger
Livestock market reports from three major markets
Hogs and cattle receipts run high with mixed demand and higher bids in Chicago and other centers. Hog prices lift 6 to 10 cents over Tuesday, with top around 14.10 and averages near 13.50 to 13.60. cattle show slow activity, with steers mostly steady to 26 cents higher and top around 13.26, while sheep and lambs remain uneven with natives around 14.75 and 14.50 for lambs.
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Chicago
Tarthay
Bern
Tower Gole
Case
Kato
Texas
Ruth Bonebright Marries Mr Casady in Secret Ceremony
Miss Ruth Bonebright wed Mr Casady last Tuesday evening at a private home with Paul G. Hickman officiating. The couple faced a cautious celebration amid friends. Bonebright has ties to Unionville High School and Putnam county rural schools and once worked at the local post office.
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Ruth Bonebright
Mr. Y
Paul G. Hickman
Rs. Casady
Merit Bonebright
Unionville High Oo
Putnam County
Loc
Casady
J. L. Re
Old Ironsides To Be Saved Rally Aims 12 000 Fund Drive
Commander Arthur Bainbridge leads a movement to raise 12 000 toward a 600 000 restoration fund for the USS Constitution. He seeks descendants of crews and officers who served 1797 1882 to form a register and contact list for the project at Naval Taskforce HQ New York City.
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Descertant
Seamer Owl
Heeomeer
Boston Navy
Wong
Arthur Bainbridge Fort Tos Ne
William Hainbridge
Java
South America
Isaac Hal
Sterher Decatur Cotmode
Jeubrraye
Cen Menere
Edward Peble
Barkes Stewart
Trost Spefers
Samuel Nutelson
Thos Melhineugh
Hott
Pers
Jt Naval Tastnet
Whitehall Street
New York City
Hef
President's Handicap Trophy Final Set In Sunday Golf Duels
The Presidents Handicap trophy de limits to a Sunday finale after two weeks of play. Semifinals start Saturday morning with finals Sunday afternoon. Eight players remain including Jeff Underwood and Neal Garrison expected to meet in the final if pairings hold. The trophy display sits in Wentworth Mercantile Co. window as club president Mele R. Underwood lauds the cup as the finest yet.
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Jof Fnderwood
Neal Garrison
Arrizon
Kelley
Hele
Underwood
John Haynes
Garrison
O F Wentworth
Ode Calhoun
J G. Morgan
Gene Lemen
Oscar Potts
Wentworth Merc. Co
Mele R. Underwood
Vacation trip ends in visit to Hollister Missouri
A group including Misses Ha zel Celeste Noel and Nell New ton left Friday with Mrs. Franklin in her car en route to Hollister Missouri via Jefferson City. They planned to visit the state capital and spend the night at the Ed Brasfield cottage where they met Mrs. Amelia Neel. The party intended to return and resume travel later.
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Lizabeth
Hazel
Celeste Noel
Nell Newton
Public Sale Notes and Local Support in Missouri
A public sale item highlights community effort led by SEN. G. fl. WILLIAMS and Governor Gardner to fund an endowment for disabled veterans and orphans. The appeal cites state leaders like Mayor Kiel and Carter Tucker as rallying figures while listing a long inventory from local donors. The piece emphasizes Missouri veterans support and ongoing fundraising progress at state headquarters with communities subscribing toward quotas.
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Kiel
Uriang Gas
Rardner
Williams Bay Gas
Ander
Tuck
Missoun
Ind
Legion
Hurley, Harris Die In Highway Crash Near Unionville
Report states near Unionville a Ford driven by Thomas Hurley cut in on a Studebaker driven by an unknown, forcing it into a ditch. Hurley and Mrs Harris died instantly while the Ford driver fled the scene. Hurley, a well known county resident, had ties to Lemons and Unionville. he was brother to Mrs Mary Gilbert and uncle to Gar and Arthur Gilbert.
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Tuebaker
Studebaker
Harris
Ford
Amage
Bat
Eve
Hurley
Fat Iam
Lemons Whee Hin
Father Awe
Thomax
Unionville
A Ayee
Mary Gilbert
Unlif Gar
Arthur Gilbert
Des Moines
Garden City
Iowa
Formerionville Man Dies in Kansas City
Louis B. Niday, a former resident of Unionville, died at his Kansas City home after a long illness of heart trouble. He was born in Putnam county, moved to Unionville, then lived in Kansas City the past five years. He was married to a sister of Jesse Davis and leaves a wife and one daughter. A funeral was held in Kansas City.
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Louis B. Niday
Kansas City
Erwinger
Unionville
Mr. Niday
Clint Niday
Wars
Putnam County
Jesse Davis
John Houser
Kansas
Unionville Follies Concert Features Don Ruth Trombone Solo
Instrumental program includes Don Ruth trombone solo and Descriptive Overture A Hunting Scene. Unionville Follies Girls perform Song and Dance and a Meacham Medley of National Marches. Fourth of July stunt plans involve releasing baloons from the band platform containing indestructible packages.
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Don Ruth
Unionville Follies
Arn
Nder
Ind
Rosenkrans
American Patrol
Suspected theft leads to Montgomery arrest and pursuit
Police tracked Montgomery after a store break in at Filmer. A lookout caught him midweek and a car search yielded stolen goods. He denied involvement, while officers asserted his guilt and kept pressure on a suspect in Korhk ville.
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Bane
Roy
Coreuir
Monty
Uous
Filmer
Montgomery
Ferrie Baleen
van Korkesille
Biimer
Saul
Karksville
Court cases disposed as circuit docket winds down
The circuit court concluded several cases including mortgage disputes over crop ownership and a deposit claim. The verdict favored Heimel in the Loughead mortgage matter with a motion for a new trial filed. Another case between Marshall National Bank Vermillion and Loughead resolved a $2,086.65 deposit with prior claim to I N Loughead, and Vermillion also filed a new-trial motion.
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Moo Benigheaa
Ammel Cogard
Downes
Ammel Coop
Loughead
Hemet
Mr Loughead
Heimel
Marshall National Bank
G. W Vermillion
M N. Loughead
Vermillion
M H _ Loughead
N Loughead
I N Loughead
Missouri Weather Forecast Summary
Weather forecast for Missouri as broadcast by the Weather Bureau indicates general conditions tonight with expected tafrr pattern and radiophone transmission.
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Missouri
Oe Weather Bureau
Quakes Rock West As Santa Barbara Sees Fatal Tremors
A sequence of earthquakes rocks California and Montana towns. Santa Barbara reports 12 deaths and widespread damage as harbor and hotel areas suffer. Montana cities Butte and Helena endure major shaking with several trains trapped by falling debris.
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Momstana
California
Santa Barbara
Arimetan
Santa Bar
Dar
Harbara
Orpia
Eae
Montana
Butte
Helena
M Ttuna
Mityey
Acentiate
Landelideres
Uakex
Gate Me
Unionville High Principal Weds Bethany Coach’s Daughter
The Clipper reports Unionville High principal Paul Riggins married Miss Ka Pierson of Bethany Saturday. The ceremony in Bethany was officiated by a church pastor and the couple will reside in Union. Mrs. Riggins has long served as a Bethany teacher and was reelected for next year.
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Paul Riggins
Schoo
Bethany
Nsar
Unionville High
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