Grand Lodge Dedication of New K of P Home at Springfield
Roy Jones and W H Forbes and son Ralph returned from Springfield where they attended the Grand Lodge and dedication of the new K of P home. They praised the ceremonies and the $150,000 structure perched atop the Ozark mountains, donated by the city on a two acre lot, with 10,000 Knights present from across the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Jones
W H. Forbes
Ralph
Springfield
Grand Lodge
K. of P
Mistropolis
Oxark
Unionville Plans Grand Fourth of July Celebration
Unionville will celebrate the Fourth of July with a raised sum to fund a top celebration. A meeting at the Commercial Club rooms tonight will set preparations. Planned events include a large automobile parade, likely aeroplane flights, and amusements for all. The town has a reputation for quality celebrations.
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Unionville
Missouri
Iowa
Callison Dickson Wed In California Visit
Leonard J Callison of Clearing House California and Miss Edna Dickson of this city united in marriage at 10 80 o clock this morning at the M E church Rev Harper officiated The bride and groom are praised as popular young people They will reside in California and begin married life together The Republican extends congratulations
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard J. Callison
Clearinghouse
Calif
Edna Dickson
M. E. Church
Harper
Dot Dickson
Anna Bngenhoff
Henry Callison
John Dickson
West Main Street
Callison
Dickson
Unionville
California
Runaway Near Pollock Injures Hollidays and Boy
Mr and Mrs A C Holliday and their son Arthur were returning from Pollock when a runaway horse and buggy collided with an automobile two miles southeast of town. All occupants were thrown out the buggy was smashed. the Hollidays suffered considerable bruises while Arthur escaped unharmed. Mr Holliday remains at home with no broken bones expected.
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A C Holliday
Arthur
Pollock
Holiday
Fire damages shed behind Clark Bros store
A fire started in a pile of boxes containing paper behind the Clark Bros store shed. The blaze spread quickly but was subdued by a bucket brigade before the fire department arrived.
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Clark Bros
Armstrong Drury Wedding Near Unionville
Hallie Armstrong and Fred Drury wed Sunday at the bride’s parents home seven miles east of Unionville. Rev. J H Harper of the M E church officiated before close relatives. The couple, both well known, will reside on the groom’s farm east of Unionville.
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Fred Armstrong
Unionville
Hallie Armstrong
Fred Drury
J H. Harper
M. E. Church
J. W. Drury
North of
Agricultural Department
The
State University
Filing Closes as Candidates Sue for Office
Friday marked the deadline for candidate filings with Republicans listing five county posts and Democrats naming several contenders. Republicans include J L Casady as County Court Judge and P D Greggers as Recorder among others. Democrats filed for Representative S W Magee and Recorder L E Proffer, among several county positions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Committee
J. L. Casady
P. D. Greggers
J. W. Jonéa
Lang Triple
Spilled Out In Mount Vernon District Buggy Incident
Reported spill along a Mount Vernon district road involved Grande Reed and another person being thrown from a buggy. Authorities investigated injuries and the circumstances of the mishap.
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Mount Vernon
Mules Run Wild After Buggy Spills Cream on Main Street
Friday near Roth corners a buggy accident spilled cream on Mr. Swigert and another man. The pair escaped serious injury though Swigert received cuts. Mules pulled loose, chased a drag wagon, then stopped and were captured and secured at hitch racks.
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Roth Corners
Khomé
Marle Gibson
Main Street
Mr. Swigert
Swigert
Work of Ladies Cemetery Association
At a Wednesday meeting the Ladies Cemetery Association praised Decoration day offerings and urged the public to buy burial plots in the old section for 1.00 per space. Deeds and lot numbers will be issued so purchasers hold the lots, with funds directed to cemetery upkeep. Cooperation is urged for best results.
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Ladies Cemetery Association
Band Concert Program and Tragedy Near Linneus
Band concert program lists titles by Laurens Mills Collins King Barnhouse and others. Train No 7 killed four people near Linneus and left two seriously injured on Saturday with details continuing at the scene.
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Laurens Caprice
Pierrette Diamond Ray
Kerry Mills
Mills
Red Tulip Weiller
Hermo- Bille Seer
Schuh
Collins
Barnhouse
Tragic Linneus Crossing Accident Claims Five Lives
A auto collision with a train near Linneus kills Mr. and Mrs. Albert Thomas and their daughter Esther, plus Mrs. Jesse Ray and injures Jesse Ray and Opal Ray. The Thomases were en route to Kansas City when crossing fatalities occurred at a railroad grade crossing believed not dangerous. Engineer Weik and fireman Schick aboard the locomotive were not at fault per initial report.
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Linneus
Albert Thomas
Wheeling
Esther Thomas
Jesse Ray
Green Castle
Opal
Chillicothe
Thomas
Ray
Rays
Kansas City
Weik
Peter Falk
Joe Schick
Martin Schick
Marriage Licenses June 6
Fred H. Drury of Unionville and Hallie Armstrong of Unionville were issued a marriage license on June 6.
Valley Deaths and Ages Listed in Local Column
On June 8 Davy W Harbert of Powera ville aged 20 and Zora Berry aged 18 were noted. On June 9 Leonard J Callison of Clearinghouse Calif aged 82 and Edna E Dickson of Unionville aged 27 were listed in the local notices.
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Davy W. Harbert
Poweraville
Zora Berry
Leonard J. Callison
Clearinghouse
Calif
Edna E. Dickson
Unionville
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Citizens Bank of
Monarch Theatre
Florence Lawrence
the Stepmother
Airdome
William Clifford
Bowser
J. H. Parker
Maine
Dr. Ey, Hanna
Tatman’s Drug Store
Hanna
Toppoint’ Committee
National Bank of Unionville
Work of Ladies Cemetery Association
Haugh
Sky
Marshall National Bank
N. B. Marshall
John Joseph
Fred H. Drury
Over
J. B. Findley
Carryer
McCutchen
Farmers Bank of Unionville
Unionville, Missouri
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