Officials Announce Republican Candidacies for Putnam County Posts
A series of formal announcements reveal candidates seeking the Republican nomination for multiple Putnam County offices. Names include Virgil Casey Rose for Circuit Judge and Ha J Fair of Trenton for Circuit Judge. Also listed are Wayne Norman for Prosecuting Attorney EFish for Representative Riley A Williams for Clerk, plus Morgan and Torrfy for Probate Judge and County Judge respectively. Primary date noted as August 2nd 1938.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Third Judicial Circuit
Putnam
Virgil Casey Rose
Ha J Fair
Trenton
Blican
Putnam County Court
Youra Riley A Williams
Putnam County
Atto Ceed
JT Morgan
Farmers Bank of Unionville Stockholders Meet June 21 1988
Notice is given that the annual stockholders meeting of the Farmers Bank of Unionville Missouri will be held at the banking house in Unionville on June 21, 1988. The meeting opens at 9:00 a m and lasts at least three hours to elect six directors for the ensuing year and to transact any other proper business. H L Holman President Henry C Gardner Secretary
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers Bank of Unionville
Unionville
H L. Holman
Henry C Gardner
Sec'y
Penelope Offers Budget Home Improvements and Gifts
The notice promotes down priced Venetian blinds from COMSTOCKS and WM VOLKER in white cedar that resist warping. It advertises ready made and custom curtains, Father’s Day hats, hosiery in new shades, STRUT WEAR products, and Farther gear. Also mentions electrical razors at HOWARDS and a Westey Chanel Aid meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penelope
Hollywood
Comstock
Church Notes For Unionville and Local Services
Church notes announce Sunday School at 10 a.m and morning worship at 11 with baptism for infants. Daily Vacation Bible School in Central Church starts Monday June 13 with leaders available. Definite announcements will follow next Sunday.
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Methodiet
Unionville
Divine W. Ad
Bethany
Lensote
Cental
I Church
R. W. Custer
Local Churches Schedule Farewell Service and Faith Events
A list of area church activities includes Christian Church farewell service for Pastor R J McKowen at 129 82nd Street with Bible School at 10 00, worship at 11 00 morning and 8 00 evening, and several Baptist and Union church events. Evangelist KH F Huddleston to preach in Unionville, and Livonia United Brethren holds Bible study and Sunday services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Church
R. J. McKowen
82Nd Street
Bible School
KH F Huddleston
Carrollton
Church of Christ
Unionville
Livonia
Omaha Baptist Church Sunday School and Breeching Services
The notice lists Omaha Baptist Church services with Sunday School each Sunday morning led by Supt Hobart Mullins and breaching services Saturday night at 7 30 preceding the second Sunday with 11 am and 7 pm times specified for the second Sunday monthly. It also mentions Milan Missouri St Mary’s Catholic Church services every Sunday at 11 00 except the third Sunday which occurs at 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha Baptist Church
Hobart Mullins
Haples
Milan
Missouri
St. Mary's Catholic
Fakta
Kirksville Church Schedule and Pastor
Sunday services at 10 a m with preaching by Pastor C Davis. Superintendent John Bis attends weekly. Service details indicate regular weekly pattern at the Kirksville church with first Sunday preaching and ongoing morning worship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Bis
Re Davis
Kirksville
Mt Harmony Event Notes From American Legion Program
Mr and Mrs W F Guffey of Kirksville attended the American Legion program in Mt Harmony on Sunday. Plans include a children’s day for Laura McCarty with the Glanden family and others in Ottumwa. Various local visitors shared time with families. Billie McCarty II, recently home from illness, celebrated his birthday and is recovering. GA R Circle to meet at the IOOF Hall on Monday evening June 13 at 7:80.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Guffey
Kirksville
American Legion
Laura McCarty
James Glanden
Deufiter
Hosells and Sons
Ray Milo
Tommy
Ottumwa
Mia
Earnest
Lois
Neal Ratliff
Billie
Victor Scott
Junior Munden
Keith
Evelyn McCarty II
Ed Jones
Harald
Berl
Elemley
James Borkallew
Mamie Speak
GA R
IO OF Hall
Notice of sale and executors' claim deadlines in Putnam County
Notice names Tine Pit and others regarding sale of real property at the Masonic hall in Unionville for paying costs and debts. Sheriff P B Gray sets sale for Saturday July 9 1938 with hours 9:00 to 6:00 at the Courthouse north door, proceeds to satisfy trust. Executors Pollock D W Philip Pollock announce claims must be exhibited within one year or be barred. Published June 8 1928 in Unionville Republican.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peenien
Abel Onteberg
Putnam
Missouri
P B. Gray
Sherif of
Purch Counts
D W Pollock
Philip Pollock
J T Morgan
Unionville Republican
Administrator's notice for Ira O Pollock partnership estate
Letters of Administration on the estate of Ira O Pollock and Company were granted by the Probate Court of Putnam County Missouri on the Sunday of June 1938. All persons with claims must exhibit them for allowance to the Administrator within six months after the letters date or be precluded from any benefit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ira O Pollock and Company
Ira O Pollock
Putnam County
Missouri
Serevet Hareeas Set Meet
A brief note reports a local track meet with a small field of competitors. Participants include area athletes from nearby schools and clubs mounting events across sprints and distance races, with results pending.
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State General Assembly
Efish
Forrest Smith
Fermatl
Fastern
Anawinte
Western Tpistrict
John W Torrfy
Ape L. Wyckoff
Holmans
Monarch
Geo
Penelope Mar Ban
Howards
Almoat
Yead
Pather
Westey Chanel Aid
Haare
Ethan Atated
Ada
Presbyterian Church
Jesus
C. Gross
Carter Sisters
Union Church
Kev Janes McMorrow
Lemons
M. EL Sunday
Behoo
Frigidaire
Maggard Electric
MT. Harmony
Noth
Masonic Hall
Wwintexy Garments
Moose Tysor
Unionville Auto Parts
Chas, Buckallew
S Oka
Ce Marate Tr
Rupe
Lergeet
For All
Fowler Motor CO
New Sonic
Jones
Ares
Nature
Old Co-op
Swift & Company
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