Birthday Dinner Honors 80th Mr Acre Near Unionville
About 200 friends and relatives gathered at the George Acre home six miles west of Unionville to celebrate his 80th birthday. Guests included Un cle Jack Hume and Frank Gadberry of Powersville. A red white and blue birthday cake bore the years 1942 and 1922 and the word Father. Revs Hayes McKinley and J D Noland spoke and hymns were sung before the group departed around four.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Acre
Unionville
Mr Acre
Acre
Jack Hume
Frank Gadberry
Powersville
Mssouri
Picnic at the Johnny Noel Home Honors Cowan Guests
A large gathering of 135 relatives and friends joined Mr and Mrs Joe Cowan of Downs Kansas for a Sunday at the Johnny Noel home. The event featured a long feast on the lawn with chicken strawberries lemonade iced tea and a group photo taken by Mr Summers from Unionville. Victrola selections followed the meal and guests departed in good spirits.
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Johnny Noel
Joe Cowan
Downs
Kansas
Dean Strawberrie
Daughters and Neighbors Faced With Distressing Events
A Burns Moore teacher appointment for fall is noted as Mrs Frank Lewis’ daughter begins teaching. Harden is taken to Kirksville for gallstone surgery after Friday transport, Nellie Mundon’s Elko visit ends with an accident prompting home return. Gilbert Mundon, 9, injures left eye with pocket knife while trimming limbs, rushed to Kirksville eye clinic with uncertain vision. Decoration Day at Pherige cemetery sees flowers placed on graves of departed friends and relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Lewis
Burns
Kirksville
Local Work on Graves Noted and Rattlesnake Incident Reported
Miss Gladys Gillum works as a sales lady at Clark's dry goods in Unionville. Gerald Davis and John Trent killed a large rattlesnake last Sunday. After securing the rattles it was found he carried nine of them and a button.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys Gillum
Clark
Unionville
Gerald Davis
John Trent
Ketcham Blames Democrats for 1920s Economic Decline
Washington special correspondence reports Representative John Ketcham of Michigan arguing that the economic downturn began in 1920 under Democratic leadership and worsened before the Republicans took office. He cites drops in corn, cotton, wool, and cattle prices and cites Federal Reserve data to support his view.
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Washington
Jane
House of Representatives
John Chetcham
Michian
House
Ketcham
Wilson
New Orleans
Federal Reserve Board
Arter Glass
Secretary of the Treasury
Mt Ketchuman
Obituary Notice From Union Church Services Conducted
A long obituary details a resident living on the same farm 44 years, father of 10 children with Addie among them who died young. Survives include Julia Wilson of Spokane and eight children listed by name, plus 24 grandchildren and one great grandchild. Funeral held at Union church with Rev. W A Pollock officiating.
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Hesa
Eliza
Cartey
Clark
Ana Jife
Wexet
Addie
Julia Wilson
Spokane
Wash
Marid
Lucy Balle Clark
L. G
Anna Thompson
Tom
Charley
Widow Mre Donna Hunt recalls late husband Bradburn
Mrs. Donna Hunt of Blackbird received a letter from Mrs W Bradshaw of Oak Harbor Washington. The late Mr Bradburn born near Coatsville died January 21 1922 of liver cancer after a long decline. They married in Seattle in 1906. He leaves a daughter married in Tacoma and a wife living on a small farm with a nephew helper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donna Hunt
Blackbird
W Bradshaw
Oak Harbor
Washington
Coatsville
Mr. Bradburn
Miss Anderson
Seattle
Tacoma
Paul Sherer
Mack” Sherer
L Nionville
Can Pay County Warrants and Property Public Sale Notice
County warrants may be paid if presented to J T Houston County Treasurer. Notice is given that Dan H B Crooks and Marguerite Crooks by deed of trust dated May 1 1920 and recorded in Putnam County Missouri convey real estate to Jaggar Trustee to secure a 750 loan. Defaulted, sale to pay debt on June 3 1922 at 10 am at Unionville courthouse, highest bidder for cash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan HB. Crooks
Marguerite Crome Nish
Art Dennis
Putnam County
Missouri
Jaggar
Worthington
Unionville
Pulte Vendue
den H Crooks
Marguerite Crooks
Jaguar
Percheron Stallion and Two Registered Jacks At Unionville Sale
A sale notice from A. Scott & Son for PLRE BRED DUDOCK 103367 a black Percheron stallion 16 to 18 hands tall seven years old weighing around 1800 pounds, plus a saddle stallion and two registered jacks. Colts to stand and suck insured, but owners not responsible for accidents. sale location 6 miles northwest of Unionville Missouri.
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Armerfex
Iy Bar Arn
Unionville
Ifaw
Eek
A. Scott
Announcement of Circuit Judge and Clerk Candidates
Authorized notices announce candidacies for Circuit Judge in the Third Judicial District with L B and Princeton named, George H Hubbell of Trentom seeking Republican support for the August primary, plus a candidate for Circuit Clerk and a note of Senate support. The fragmentary text indicates party designation and upcoming August 1 date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George H. Hubbell
Trentom
Republican Nation
Ene Wees
Aes
Seite
Senate
Aston YY
Putnam county Republican nominations for county offices
A jumble of names announces candidacies for county offices in Putnam. Repeated submits show candidates for Circuit Clerk Probate Judge Recorder County Judge and more seeking Republican nomination at the August primary. Voters are urged to support their preferred candidates in the primary.
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Ofp
Eeaneettulig
Pri
Bernice Peut
Circuit
Nominon
Putnam County
J. Me
Volets Ng. Jones
Rés Oly
T. J. Patterson
F.J. Boesche
Western” Distri
Ernest B, Shearer
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Rachford
Callan
Janie Anderson
J T Houston
PLRE
Dudock
Ste
L. B
Princeton
Louis I, Baquet
Farmers Store
Lippincot
Mehn
Holman Mere
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