Early 20th Century Obituary Notice and School Opening
Obituary notices recount the deaths of Emiline Berry and John Berry with details on their families, church life, and funeral arrangements in Lucerne and Amex Iowa. The 35th summer opening of Chillicothe College announces a move to Commerce Hall with updated facilities and education underway next Monday.
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Emiline Berry
Tventh
Joseph
Malinda Guffey
M County
Alexander Berry
Union
Boright
John Ll. Barry
Unionville
Joseph N. Berry
Shawnee
Kla
Jesse Edgar
Adan Berry
Phoenix
Arizona
Wesley G Berry
Miami
Florida
Selma Ica Berry
Alonzo H Berry
Amex
Iowa
Methodist Episecopal Church
Mok
Ansetville
Jony
Emily Newel
Unonville
Thompson Cemetery
Chillicothe Tuellege
Departure Notices Mention Bud Faudkee Burial in Unionville
A fragmentary death notice remembers Bud Faudkee and two sisters mourning his departure. The obituary notes services at a home and burial in Unionville cemetery with Horace Goodin and others mentioned in the fragment.
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Peotharg
Bud Faudkee
Acre Picnic Celebrates 88th Birthday Gathering
A crowd of 300 to 400 relatives and friends gathered at Geo W Acre s home on Sunday May 21 to honor his 88th birthday. The day featured a cooperative dinner, a cake with 83 candles, a Kodak picture, and old time hymn singing led by Uncle George Warren. Local and distant friends attended despite a brief shower, and expressions of gratitude were shared.
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Geo. W. Acre
Acre
Co-Operative
G A. R
Asa
Kodak
George Warren
J W Altheide
Geo Houston
H F York
J D. Noland
Thutder
Ohueray
Mu and
Tin Towne
Maryse Pauies
Deivert Lucerne Mixx
Lury Tinkham
Watson
Farnsword
Tome Tmey
Lock
Powersville
H C Brantley
Roscoe Miller
Newtown
John Brantley
Princeton
Jean Patrick
Bethany
Geo Ssughead
Aon
Jne Robert
C Woo Snider
Kirksville
Lawrence Campbell
Barbara McCafferty
Merle Mir
Nancy Thorpe
Taig Messeramith
David Douglas
Palget Seymour
John Ackley
Cinemnat
Flder
JW Athene
Hloanfield
Houston
Okla
Special election on Moulton power franchise July 2
The town of Moulton may vote July 2 on whether to grant Southern Utilities Co a franchise to supply electric power and heat. The Lerbune reports how residents view the issue, with opinions reflecting division similar to usual local splits.
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Moulton Fa
Souther Utilities Co
Parking flow near the music arena improves access
The text argues for controlled parking near the music venue to keep main traffic clear. It calls for a separating curb and designated lanes to prevent blockages and ensure easy access for all cars and listeners.
Returned from trip to Colorado Springs
Mr and Mrs E C Henson and son Ralph returned home from a three week automobile trip to Colorado Springs visiting health reasons for Fred Henson. They report dry western Kansas and good wheat prospects, with wet eastern Kansas and high corn yields, noting heavy rains near St Joseph. A funeral was held in Taeree for Mrs MesWoW Wy ley and Mrount Mrs JD Malley attended.
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E. C. Henson
Ralph
Colorado Springs
Fred Henson
Henson
Mr Henson
Kansas
St. Joseph
Mou Rodanel
Gorrverl
Turette Passat
Kans City
Prisay
Taeree
Mes
JD Malley
Tourist Camp Ready For Busy Season at Unionville Park
The camp site near Unionville is nearly completed and ready to welcome visitors. The well equipped area includes space for 10 to 12 cars inside and more in front, with signs planned along major routes up to 50 miles away to guide travelers. The project promises ample accommodations and a lively tourist season as work progresses quickly.
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Ward warseThe
Kansas
Ing Onthus
Paca
Unionville
Attorneys Draw Back Pay in Putnam County
The state Supreme Court ruling on 1923-24 attorney salaries led counties to issue back pay. Putnam County recently paid about $1,000 to former prosecuting attorney Lorenzo Jones after the court decision.
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State Supreme Court
Putnam
Lorenzo Jones
Stormy Sunday Evening Rainstorm Breaks in
A sharp rain and heavy wind swept through the area around seven o clock Sunday, followed by a brief deluge. Clouds broke and reformed, the downpour lasting briefly before damage to trees and a telephone pole was reported as the storm moved northeast.
Premium list details for 25th state fair exhibits
The article describes the 25th annual state fair premium list with $75,000 in premium money across departments, exhibit classifications, and eight days of events. It notes 17,500 premium lists prepared for distribution to exhibitors in Missouri and other agricultural producing regions of the U. S.
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Berson
Istaferfair
Missouri
U. S
Powersville Youth Cleo Statton Tops Missouri Graduate List
Cleo Statton, son of Mr and Mrs George Statton of Powersville, earned a B S in Agriculture from the University of Missouri this year. He was the sole Putnam county graduate and was chosen to manage the Farmers Fair, the universitys premier annual student stunt. Statton completed a four year agricultural course and was active in university life. he is nephew to Frank Statton of Lionville.
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Cleo
George Statton
Powersville
Putnam County
University of Missouri
Statton
America
Frank Statton
Lionville
Reward Offered for Apprehension in Putnam County Theft
Announcement from Putnam county authorities offers a $100 reward for information leading to the apprehension of anyone stealing fowls from residents. Cooperation urged by local guides and the public is sought to end the thefts, which have caused property losses. Mrs. John Lillis of Kansas City, visiting her mother, Mrs. J. H. Earls, traveled to Cincinnati Monday to visit Kinney and Zora Carson.
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Putnam County
John Lillis
Kansas City
Birs
J. H. Earls
Cincinnati
Kinney
Zora Carson
Worship and Services At Local School House
An upcoming program features special singing by Miss Sarah Mahoney and a young girl, with additional songs anticipated next Sunday. Services are planned at the school house next Sunday at 2:00 PM.
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Ruth
Ally Suiited
Fang
Sarah Mahoney
Edgar Jones stock company attracts big crowds this week
Large audiences attended the Edgar Jones stock company performances this week with over 200 turned away on opening night, indicating strong patronage. The show is reportedly up to the company’s usual high standards and continues to draw steady crowds.
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Edgar Jones
Havin
Perio
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Hearet S Wells
Walter “Jm Wells
Clara Simsson
Oaklard City
Ind
Grace
Maxavell
Earl H. , Wells
James R. Shultz
Berry
Hetty Wahourn
Faty Ray Noe
Cole Katinas
Mc Queers
Katinas
Mra
Jernie Peony Boulter
Everett Staats
Portland
Wen
Tnusic
Amioua
Colorado
Oberlag
Ted
Chicago Players
J. M. Barrie
London
Crossroads
Frank Church
Colum
Ben Fy
Mies Rey
Jane Light
Unionville, Missouri
Centerville, Iowa
Seymour, Iowa
Stoner
Perpants
Percale
Cretonnes
Lingette
Valances
Ladies’ Union
Men's Union
Madras
Aire
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