Local notables and visits in Powersville area
Community notes from Powersville detail visits and travel among residents and relatives including Mrs. Everett Smith and Norma of Gillette Iowans Loyd Wilson Ottumwa and Pollock of Unionville. Dr Cozad Chapman and families travel between towns for visits and medical needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Chapman
Shelbinai
Everett Smith
Norma
Gillette
Cn Loyd Wilson
Pollock
Unionville
Saintes
John F. Millaney
Sioux City
Ila
L. Simmons
Wright Starr -Tikeo Pollock
W A
Berne
Tom Pollock
Ry John David
Warner B
Roberta Quail
Lnionville
Rand
Lester J. Fordyce
Centerville
Eiffa Beale
Ate McKee
W B Chapman
Cozad
Hreckenidee
Mra Chapman
Mo Chapman
C Orzad
Cameron
Elizabeth Bridg
Florence Sheperd
Corydon
Missour District of Missions of
Chapman
Forres Agen
Beary
Powersvile
Newton
Konert
Peter Reiegaard Finishes Seventh House Painting in Unionville
Mr Peter Reiegaard completed painting the H A Washburn residence on Route 4 last Friday. This marks his seventh Unionville home painted this spring, including properties owned by Mrs Sarah Hagler Barbara Wyckoff Neal Martin Dana Flanagan Galloway and Elisha Mullenix. The added color has noticeably improved the exteriors of many homes this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Reiegaard
Washburm
Unionville
Washburn
Sarah Hagler
Barbara Wyckoff
Neal Martin
Dana Flanagan
Galloway
Elisha Mullenix
Social visits fill week in Shannon City area
Charles Cassady and family from Shannon City Iowa stayed at the Cassady home from Sunday to Thursday. Numerous neighbors and kin visited homes in the area including the Hogue and Vincent families. Several outings to Kirksville and Amboy were noted, with relatives gathering for visits and meals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Cassady
Shannon City
W F. Cassady
Ival
Adah Collins
James Hogue
Murl
Helen Husted
Kirksville
Novermoney
Helen Crooks
Norma Branscom
Noah Vestal
Lou Kellar
Ray Funk
Fred Funk
Richard Hogue
Noah Sparks
Evah Hartford
Lula Cassady
Maud Tade
Frank Dover
Vesta Evans
Birney Collins
John Vincent
Noah Mullenix
Frank Bragg
Minnesota
Leeta
Gordon Collins
Salina
Kans
Ane
Collins
Cheater Hogue
George
Oma
Amt
Sunda
Samet
Gsuggerteh
Farral
Frank Fis
Mongas
Vessel party plans at home of Mr Bowler and Mrs Fowler
A fragmentary item notes Mr Bowler and Mrs Fowler hosting a social gathering at their home in November. The passage mentions candidates or guests including Sees JOM Bowler of testi Me ruatetas and references a celebratory event, with unclear dates and a church or union context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jom Bowler
Testi
Aioe
Mrs Fowler
Gsoltes
Chuaaren
State tax dodgers targeted after looming legislative reforms
After a long delay, the state moves to enforce income tax laws. Austor Thompson notes the tax dodgers who avoided returns, with St. Louis identified as the initial focus. The effort aims to apprehend thousands and extend statewide enforcement in future actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thompson
St. Louis
Too Many Government Boards Cost Millions From Waste
Secretary of Commerce Hoover told the U S Chamber of Commerce that overlapping bureaus and independent agencies waste millions by lacking a single head for boards and commissions. He said 200 bureaus plus over forty independent establishments strain the executive branch and threaten state and private rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
U S
Secretary of
Commerce Hoover
U S. Chamber of Commerce
Hoover
Congress
Hoover A
Gravsviete and Weekspegrseen Vernte Convicted Groups
A garbled report describes several individuals being convicted and sentenced after a meeting or event on a weekend. Names include Mire Deena, John Late, Karreas city, Neal Gelites, and Buck Ve. The text mentions returns to work, family matters, and official proceedings but details are unclear due to OCR errors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prain
Marten
Jon Busters
Sturetay
John Late Ceihins
Karreas
Neal Gelites
Bearns
Tax Reduction Efforts Highlighted by Green in Washington
Representative Green, head of Ways and Means, with U S Treasury officials, aims to draft legislation for a three hundred million dollar annual federal tax cut. President Coolidge’s budget bureau pushes a record tax reduction policy, signaling potential state level benefits as well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Representative Green
House
Ways and Means Committee
U. S. Treasury
Washington
Congress
President Coolidge
Budget Bureau
Social secretary post to be dropped in August
The social secretary to President Coolidge will end August 15 to cut expenses. The administration says the Secretary of State staff can perform the duties, saving about 4,000 dollars yearly and eliminating a once longstanding office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coolidge
Cookize
Secretary of State
French Deputies Clash Over Morocco War
In the chamber last week a Communist deputy accused, then attacked by a veteran, sparking a free for all before the government won a confidence vote. Officials expect treason charges over alleged talks with Riffian tribesmen. An unrelated medical ad for Marvelax laxative follows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Deputies
Morocco
Russia
Tal
Seat of Government Changes to Swampscott Visit
President Coolidge and his official family moved to Swampscott Massachusetts for the summer to escape Washington heat. He plans to work near the sea shore with limited relaxation and occasional cruises on the Mayflower. The arrangements emphasize a simple, work-focused stay rather than a true vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
President Coolidge
Swampscott
Mass
Washington
Mt Vernon Social Notes Report Weekend Visits
Clarence Hibbs and family ate ice cream at the Newt Swiger home Saturday night. Several from here were Unionville callers Saturday. Fred Beal and family spent Sunday at the Ira Potter home. A large crowd attended the funeral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Hibbs
Newt Swiger
Unionville
Fred Beal
Ira Potter
Local Social Visits Report From Bethany Area
Sunday visits to Luther Hill at Bethany noted with Harry Scalf and wife at the Newt Swiger home. Mrs Hattie Potter and two children called on Friday. J D Greene and wife visited Robert Alexander home for a day. Bertha Scalf shared Sunday dinner at Leonard Scalf home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luther Hill
Bethany
Harry Scalf
Newt Swiger
Hattie Potter
J D Greene
Robert Alexander
Bertha Scalf
Leonard Scalf
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Powersville
BFEFN
Worthington
Kamti
TAY
Farm Loans and Insurance
R. F. Little & Son
Unionville, Missouri
Geta
Umn
Sapo
Gravsviete
Crist & Gray
L. H. Howard
MT. Vernon
Herbert L. Croft
Graysville
Dona Croft
Bert Wyckoff
Bulls
Will Rogers
Wiegfeld Follice
Screen Grar
Ingland
France
America
England
Bull’ Durham
Bull Durham
Avenus
New York City
GALE
Putnam County
Terwits
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