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Newspaper
Unionville Republican
Location
Unionville, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1922
Page
7
The infant son of Mr and Mrs Cecil Norman born September 5 1921 died May 14 1922. Funeral services were held at St John church with burial in St John Cemetery. The family thanks friends for support and floral offerings.
Farmers plow corn as Walter Danner reports a missing horse last week. Beanie Hackney moved on the Wm Holden farm near Kirkaville while Miss Marie Fightmaster travels to Kirkaville for school. Dale Tucker visited Kirksville last Saturday seeking advice for a knee issue. Thelma Hainley stayed with grandmother Mrs Wm Hack ar and Mr. and Mrs Oscar Godfrey were mentioned in the same column.
Hazy county seat chatter notes Mr and Mrs Ostar Keene at Lemons Saturday. Wool prices rise and no kick coming as residents plan a year of events. Unionville invites all to celebrate the Fourth with a local gathering and winter sports chatter.
Mrs Joseph Butler nurses a sore hand after a visit from Mr and Mrs Herman Lewis. Mrs A M Wiles is ailing. The Butler family and friends visited Frank Clarkson at Movinger. Farmers plow corn and several local households host dinners over the weekend.
A Westbrook of Warrensburg participated in a Monday gathering of the district board of the Baptist churches of Missouri. Mrs Clyde Kelley and her son Philip returned home Monday from Kansas City where they had been visiting the past few days.
Fragmentary text extols Yellowstone as the world’s largest wild life preserve with diverse species Haw a grand scene of wild flowers geysers volcanoes and hotels in bungalow camps. The garbled note hints at choosing a trip this year and planning ahead.
The article lists visits and gatherings including Grant Jones and family at Kirksville with Roxie Guff fey. Calves delivered by B T Spaw to Unionville. Barnett couple at Rehobeth church basket dinner. Elmer Medlin and Hill families hosted by Hoovers. Leland Span at Arthur Newel home. Josie Scrivens visiting in Abilene. and a boy from Mundon family injuring an eye while trimming peach trees, taken to Kirksville for eye specialist consultation.
Letters testamentary were granted May 1, 1922 by the Probate Court of Putnam County Missouri on the estate of G E McCutchen deceased. Creditors must present claims within six months to avoid preclusion. one year from grant to file. Executors Henry C Gardner and Isa E McCutchen petition the court for final settlement.
Executor 4214 HMM Smith will present final settlement of Henry Smith estate at the next Probate Court term in Putnam County Missouri. Hearing set for June 12, 1982 at Unionville to review accounts and duties as executor.
A fragmentary notice describes Pure Bred Kaola with black color, small size, heavy bone, and notable gait. It notes foaling date April 1, 1010 and breeder M. Yves in France, with ownership transfer mentions to DADE LUFTON. The text is garbled and partly unreadable.
Fragmentary text mentions a horse or animal with weights and a breeder name, plus scattered numbers and a location reference. Details are incomplete and uncertain, hindering a clear event or outcome.
Fragmentary OCR text discusses a horse named Hie te a bisek Jn with Mykt peta Hein owned by Gen. Lewis. It mentions mares and foals, a 32460 fee, Weeks to Teanetbresding, and a specialty tied to a 10 percent pelan. Names Johnson and others appear in a chaotic excerpt.
Special Correspondence notes inconsistencies in Democratic petitions against Hyde consolidation bills. It cites the 1920 Democratic platform endorsing fewer state offices and efficient administration. The piece argues Republicans followed that line while Democrats refer bills to voters, causing added costs and taxation shifts.
J W Jones announces his bid for the Republican nomination for Circuit Clerk of Putnam county. Known locally for integrity and teaching in many neighborhoods, he is portrayed as a principled, longtime party supporter with broad community ties. Supporters expect his record and abilities to qualify him for the office.
J M Stille, a Putnam County figure with prior term as Circuit Clerk, seeks the Republican nomination. He has worked for Wentworth Mercantile Company and pledges to provide diligent, capable service if elected. The notice also mentions Mr and Mrs B H Schooler traveling to Excelsior Springs then to another location to visit their daughter Daisy Davis.
Notice to creditors of Arthur Fe Gar of Jane 1922 in Missouri, PBS to present claims to administrator Ross Siarlen CG. Garrett within one year from the date of the notice or be barred from benefits. Court: Honeyed Electehate.
Incomplete OCR text recounts a social event with mentions of Mrs Clofd Abbott Maisie Rex Webb and Neal Masti. Details are garbled, lacking dates, places, roles, or outcomes, preventing a clear summary of event, participants, or significance.
William E Davis a single man defaulted on a trust deed dated August 1 1915 securing a debt. R C Peters trustee absent from state, sale at the Unionville court house June 30 between 10 am and 2 pm for cash to satisfy the debt and costs. Co Trustee J A Helferstine.
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