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Newspaper
Unionville Republican
Location
Unionville, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1976
Page
1
The “God Squad” choral group from Unionville Christian Church will present a 9:00 concert. Attend a Friday evening program after browsing local stores and enjoy the entertainment.
The West Putnam Elementary contested plan to move operations to Unionville faces space and funding limits. Board argues against consolidation and vows to preserve curricular offerings while addressing State advisories on certification librarian services and facilities at West Putnam. Mr. Milo Putnam and Mrs. Helen Berry noted as visitors.
Kirksville Missouri May 24 1976 marked the Doctor of Osteopathy degree conferment by Kirksville College of Osteopathic Medicine. Dr Karee G Newell daughter of Royal B and Marion R Gillum Unionville MO is among 115 graduates and will begin internship at Kirksville Osteopathic Hospital.
The library will be used for voting on Tuesday June 8 and closed for business. A book drop box will be available for returns. Jessie Snyder, Librarian.
Putnam County Health Unit nurses Mrs. Lews and Mrs. Pickens oversaw a clinic where eighty people were tested for diabetes and had blood pressure readings. Mrs Nettie Lewis and Mrs Donna Pickens led the event with help from Missouri Division of Health nurses and local volunteers. Thanks were given to sponsors and helpers including the Lemns American Legion Auxiliary and numerous named volunteers. Worthington Bar-B-Que planned for June 24 25 26 featuring a full three day program with entertainment, queen candidates, parades, tractor pulls, and a cake drawing.
Contributors To Pony The Pony League extend sincere thanks to numerous merchants and individuals for their support. The published list includes Forbes Insurance Bob's Food Mart Farmers Bank of Unionville Carter's Family Shoe Store Martin's Western Auto Herrick Drug Alice's Wonderland Ben Franklin Husted's Carlo Frank MFA Insurance Marl J Hume Hy Vee McCormack's MFA Service Ryals Ford Davis Chevrolet Town and Country Unionville Cafe Sears Family Center Ris Jewelry Fowler Electric and Plumbing Pollock Inn Rouse Appliance Cover DX Donnas Dress Shop Fowler Decorating Center Gilworth Clothing & Fabrics Friendly Tavern Gretchen's Clothing Store Bills Motorcycle Repair Ross Trim and Glass Shop Lane Implement Bunt's Service Mildred Quigley Ethelyn Tysor Paul L Davis Bryan Crouse Oren Lee Halley Norma Dixon Bill Richardson Harold Wellman Danny Veirs Bob Lane Sam Neighbors.
Washington D. C. The Congressional Rural Caucus rated Congressman Bill Hungate 100 percent for supporting farm aid legislation. Hungate said urban growth must not eclipse rural issues and that when American farmers struggle, the country suffers. The rating covered hundreds of House votes from January 1975 to March 1976.
Four from Trenton were arraigned in Magistrate Court with Judge Russell N. Pickett setting a June 14 1976 preliminary hearing. They face breaking and entering the home of Mrs Anna Burns nine miles southeast of Unionville. Bonds ranged from 5000 to 8000 dollars. they were jailed after failing to post bond. The suspects allegedly looted the Burns residence then abandoned their car on Blackbird bridge. Police traced the loot and arrested the group using the license number.
A weekly summer schedule lists junior high band sessions on Tuesdays 10 to 11 30 A M starting June 15 for 7th and 8th grades, sixth grade on Wednesdays 10 to 11 30 A M, high school band on Tuesdays 7 to 8 30 P M, and stage band on Tuesdays 6 to 7 P M all in the High School Band Room. Students from West Putnam may attend.
Almost 200000 signatures gathered to urge Secretary of State James Kirkpatrick to submit a constitutional change for expanded conservation funding to Missourians at the November general election. The plan would add about 18 million annually, funding five new waterfowl areas, habitat, forests, lakes, and expanded conservation education.
A Friday evening crowd packed the Middle School gym for a Blue Grass and country music program featuring Johnny Vincent and The Sally Mountain Show, Keith Vestal and the Blue Grass Drifters, and Glen Vestal and the Sheriff's Posse. Lt Governor William Phelps and wife attended, with Phelps thanking attendees and urging voters to participate in upcoming elections.
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