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Newspaper
Unionville Republican
Location
Unionville, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1937
Page
9
A sale note advertises a 1100 pound Black Jack jack named Big Joe, 18 and a half hands tall, described as heavy boned with good style and superior breeding. Terms offer 10 to insure, with payment options and prices noted for 1988, plus care and travel details.
A trustees sale is scheduled for Tuesday June 2 1937 at the courthouse door Unionville Putnam County Missouri between 9 AM and 5 PM. The sale will be recorded in the recorder's office Unionville in Book and Page B40 and is at the request of the note's legal holder secured by the mentioned mortgage.
Guerniff's sale under a deed of trust due to default on a 1927 mortgage secured by Edward F Brokaw and Mary Brokaw to Jenne R Clark Jr and The St Louis Union Trust Company as trustees. Property details describe the East half of the Southwest Quarter of Section and adjacent roadways in Missouri, with a Westward leg along a public road.
Default in payment of indebtedness secured by real estate in Putnam County Missouri triggers a public sale on June 7 1937 at Unionville to satisfy the debt. Property covers parts of Section 17 Town 6 Range 21 West containing 80 12 acres more or less. Trustee P B Gray and substitute trustees announce sale to highest bidder for cash.
On Tuesday the 29th day of June 1037 in Putnam County Missouri at 9 in the forenoon and 5 in the afternoon a public sale will occur for cash of the southwest quarter of the southwest quarter of section 33 township 66 north range 20 west containing 40 acres. The sale follows default on a trust deed made April 27 1926 by Gideon A Galloway and Ollie Galloway to A L Cassady trustee and recorded in Book 69 Page 339.
Notice to all creditors and interested John F. Wortz in a divorce matter references a claim by Edith Ladry of St Louis that her wedding ring was a loop of misery as part of the proceedings.
May 24 entries show gatherings among the Hamilton, Bishop, Drummonds, Newell, and Fitzwater households with relatives visiting and staying at various homes. A birth is noted May 31 announcing Calvert Jones and a son, with relatives from JA Hamilton visiting to see mother and baby Plowing corn remains a daily task among neighbors.
Mt Vernon notes report gatherings at several homes including the Scalf, Hackney, Ingersoll, Bennett and Skipper households. Families like the Ingersolls and Nemcewitas share time with friends and relatives. Rev Mullenix and Mary Alice Camp are mentioned among visiting and hosting.
Mrs. Welcome Ayers hosted a birthday dinner for her son Elmore and his family at their Green City home. Memorial Day activities included Jessie Sandera taking Elmore to Green City cemetery to decorate graves. guests arrived with twenty baskets and the number grew to seventy, then he returned to the scene.
At Ayers home a group including Mr and Mrs Will Carr Mrs Eaye Lewis and J Will Creason and Evelyn UL celebrated birthdays. Friends departed late stating many more birthdays to come.
Thursday through Sunday visits and calls fill a Unionville area social page. Families such as Mullins Hudson Humphrey Abbott Abbott, and several neighbors from Lucerne and Finley are noted for visits, hostings, and small-town gatherings with a cusp of circus attendance in Unionville.
Fragmented OCR reports indicate events including a Friday session with Alva Crawford and others, Monday afternoon discussions at St Walters, and a note about Davie and a bib. Details are unclear due to corrupted text, but the items reference meetings and timing.
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