Light Court Docket Opens June Term at Client Court
Judge Moore presides over a light criminal docket including eleven parole cases while civil matters are reduced to 24. The list includes State of Missouri v Ermal Lorence, Scott Smith, Nelson L. Tietsort, Monk George, and others with delinquents tax cases, divorces, bankruptcies, and appeals across various local entities and parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moore
State of Missouri
Don Polog Ve. Consumer Public Service Co
State of Missour
Ermal Lorence
Scott Smith
Nelson L. Tietsort
Vera Brooks
Carlos
Monk
Rex Houser
Earl Lewis
Hugh Losey
Donnie Moore
Wm. Houser
Clell Varner
Elmer Myers
Trilby Moore
Harold Manon
Lee Leeper
Owen Farmer
Paul Dickerson
Max Halley
Louis Robinson
Bank of Lucerne
James Bonebright
Beatrice Bonebright
Bank of America
Alva McCoy
Solomon Cowan
State Special Security Commission of Appeal
R A. Gallon
Jos
Carter
Gira
L. Faningce
Arrish
Chariton
E. N. Monroe
K. Campbell Lumber Co
W E. Ross
Ross Produce Co
Thomas B. Davin
Aaron Burlingame
Lotha Ellison
Virgil Shroyer
Farmers Bank of Poweraville
Eunice T Gilloa
State
Social Security Commission of Missouri
Warren M. Hill
David L. Husted
B L. Hart
Santa Fe Trails of Ill
Ida McClellan
al McClellan
Medicine Township
Frank Burlingame
Sidney Smith Martin
John Neal Martin
Clare Mageeva
Mid-Continent Petroleum Rp
Granville Wade
State Social Security Commission of Missouri
Soft Ball League Standings Show Huston Fowler Leading
Huston & Fowler remain in first with 8 wins and no losses. Four teams—Livonia Worthington Hartford and Jones Pharmacy—tied for second with two wins and one loss. Last Friday Huston & Fowler beat Farmers Bank 11 to 9 while Worthington defeated Powersville 4 to 8. Weather caused last night’s games to be rained out and the schedule shifts to Friday. The All-Stars double header is set for Sunday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huston & Fowlers
Livonia
Worthington
Hartford
Jones Pharmacy
Huston & Fowler
Farmers Bank
Powersville
Lemons
Milian
All-Stars
Timaouille All-Stars
Dinner Golf This Week In Fortnight Event
A brief note outlines a golf dinner and a forthcoming event. The text mentions Newton, Comstock, and W. Comstock with a 32 participant field. Details are fragmented but indicate a two week lead time and an afternoon schedule.
Correction Notice on Mrs Harrison Mention in Last Issue
In last week’s issue an error appeared regarding Mrs Harrison. The corrected item clarifies the proper spelling and context of her name and role.
Construction of tennis courts at Unionville Country Club begins
Construction on tennis courts at the Unionville Country Club started Monday. The site is cleared and excavated on the northwest hillside. Two regulation size clay courts will be terraced and fenced, with a premium surface claimed as finest save another course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tual
Unionville ¢ Country Club
Aide Hill
Opening of Marie's Beauty Shoppe in McKinley Building
Mrs Carl Crist leases the McKinley building north of the square and will open Marie's Beauty Shoppe tomorrow. She and Miss Margaret Feedley, former operators, will run the shop. Mrs Cast recently graduated from Missouri College of Beauty Culture on March 7 and moved from Kirksville to Unionville to join family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Crist
McKinley Building
Marie
Quail Planting Policy Set By Missouri Commission
The Missouri Conservation Commission announced a new policy to plant 18 200 Bobwhite quail this year starting July 1. Areas must pass field surveys showing adequate food water and cover and applicants must agree to a two year no hunting period and provide ongoing habitat protections plus reporting and banding requirements.
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Missouri Conservation Commission
Former resident in news from Manhattan Kansas paper
Clipping notes a Bachelor of Arts degree conferred on Mrs Owensby formerly Miss Mary Cook who hailed from Unionville High School Class of 1918. It also reports the marriage of Miss Anna Marie SEO, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. O M Owens, to Mr Max McCord in the First Christian church with Rev. David Arnold officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manhattan
Kansas
Winle College
Owenszby
Owensby
Mary Cook
Unionville High School
J F Underwood
Lee Cook
Anna Marie Seo
O M. Owens
Max McCord
First Christian Church
David Arnold
Kansas State College
Wet University of
Enid
Okla
Phillips
Kappa Kappa Gamma Ty
Soto Reena Ee Caancomhe Busta
DEDICATE SWIMMING POOL IN MUNICIPAL PROJECT
A city dedicates a new municipal swimming pool as part of a $32,000 capital project. Officials celebrate the completion with a ceremony and remarks from local leaders.
Plan new reservoir for Unionville water needs
The Unionville city council acts to avert water shortages as reservoir levels fall despite rains. A 1934 wells attempt failed, now a surface water solution is sought with a Bethany dam visit and plans for a new reservoir funded by bonds. An engineer will assess site best suited to future demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unionville
Clyde Forbes
Counen
T Altea
C. L. Anderson
Chas. Pittman
Bethany
Teeetayne
Linonville
Double wedding at Presbyterian church in Unionville
A Sunday afternoon ceremony united Thomas Franklin Taylor of Iowa and Helen B Greer of Iowa with Cecil A Bragg and Marion C Bragg of Iowa in Unionville Missouri. Rev C C Gross officiated. Family members attended and music included I Love You Truly and the Wedding March from Lohengrin. The event was described as a delightful and holy Christian ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unionville
C. C. Gross
United
Presbyterian Church
Thomas Franklin Taylor
Terville
Owa
Helen B Greer
Seymour
Iowa
Cecil A Bragg
Marion C. Bragg
Bragg
Students win honors at Kirksville teachers college
Two Putnam county students Noah Richardson Worthington and Mary McWilliams Wells Powersville ranked seventh and thirteenth among fourteen seniors named to the honor roll at the Kirksville State Teachers College commencement. Wanda Holcroft of Yarrow was top ranking senior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Putnam County
Noah Richardson
Worthington
Mary McWilliams Wells
Powersville
Kirksville State Teachers College
Richardson
Miss Wells
Wanda Holcroft
Yarrow
Local couple buys neighborhood grocery store
Mr and Mrs Bohannon acquire the neighborhood grocery from Mr and Mrs Eal with possession given last Thursday. Mrs Bohannon will operate the store while Mr Bohannon remains at Fowler Motor Co. The Bohannons use the rear as a rest and plan to move later to the Mullenix location. the Mullenixes may leave Unionville though plans are unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Bohannon
Eal
Reverend and Mrs Gross Visit Parkville Church Meeting
Rev and Mrs C C Gross left early for Parkville Missouri for a church meeting at Park College. Rev Gross attends the Kirksville area church mission. Mrs Gross accompanies her sister and two others expect to return home Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Gross
Parkville
Groes
Isa Senet
Kirksville
Park College
Ttend
Veo
Ea Et Dt
Vis
Teachers Examination List From Unionville Virginia
The article lists teachers who took the examination in Unionville Virginia on a recent Saturday. Names include Ruby Enmy Faye, Kxinia Wiles, Lois Bimmmons, Walter Schnalle, Mary Luther, Lenora Lease, and Mazisty.
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Unionville
Ihe
Shelton
Visginia
Mas Mazisty
Ruby Enmy
Au Faye
Kxinia Wiles
Lois Bimmmons
Walter Schnalle
Mary Lauther
Lenora Lease
Elimination Fears for Endangered Birds in Saree Area
Fragments warn about saving long bird species near Saree area. Faded text mentions efforts to protect birds and potential threats to their habitat. The note implies concern over conservation actions and community response in the region.
Birth Registration Emphasized By State Health Commissioner
Dr Harry F Parker states birth records prevent identity and age issues for passports and travel. Law requires birth registered within ten days. parents physicians and others share reporting responsibility. Birthcert copies reach parents soon. delays over two months warrant contact with the attending physician. Birth records guide school entrance and state needs for population data and protective measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry F Parker
State Health Department
Department
Bureau of Vital Statistics
Hill
Atate
Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs in Technicolor
An early seven reel animated feature based on the Grimm tale opens with Snow White and a fairy tale book. The Queen’s jealousy leads to a hag disguise and a poisoned apple, putting Snow White to sleep until a Prince’s kiss revives her, bringing joy to the dwarfs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brothers Grimm
Technicolor
Fim
Ittle Snow White
Snow White
Aberdeen Angus 4-H Club Tour and June Judging Plan
On Friday afternoon June 10 eight Aberdeen Angus 4-H members led by Linville Parrish and others visited calves, noting all were thriving except one. Mr. Neff offered feeding and care tips, and the group plans a judging trip to Hamilton on June 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aberdeen
Linville Parrish
William Schnelle
Ed Schnelle
Eldon Doolin
Clair Ibbs
Edwin Barkley
George
Willard Schnelle
Meader
John Barkley
Mr. Ne
Mr. Neff
Hamilton
Doctor Fowler to Practice In Louisiana
A recent Daily Express clipping notes Dr Howard P Fowler, Osteopathy graduate, plans to practice in Louisiana. He is the son of Mr and Mrs M L Fowler of Worthington Missouri and is known in Putnam's east end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daily Express
Aaile Fowler
East End
Putnam Ner
Howard P Fowler
Kirkeville
Fowler
Worthington, Mo
Benefit Bridge Party by Matrons of Ford Chapter
The past Matrons of the order invite everyone to a bridge party and benefit event tonight. Donations and prints will be available, with proceeds supporting the chapter’s activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford 5
Chan
Livonia Plans Weekly Concerts and Community Event
Livonia announces weekly band concerts on Saturday nights at the Dept qpnvart venue. Funds will be provided for the heart of band program. The schedule will continue during Harper Mullenix and daughter visit. Mr and Mrs Earl Coffin attended a local Upil game at St Jamte in the morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Livonia
Harper Mullenix
Earl Coffin
St Jamte
Borming
Seventy Rural Graders Graduating in Putnam County
The rural schools in Putnam County report a smaller graduating class this year due to an alternation system that shifts larger groups to odd years and smaller groups to even years. A list of graduates by school includes Wells-Junior Traxler June Whit acre Eugene Logston Shoney-Ruth Baughman Friendship-Maxine Rob bins Reva Robbins Mendota Lena Streit McKay John Ewing Avis Mae McKa Hillcrest Helen Mur dy Carrol Powders Geraldine Van ard Don Noel hoes Fore te Cal Ware William Lee Clark Lloyd bert Green Scott-Don Berry St John Jacob Sanders Brown Neal Furnish Dorothy Moore Waite Neal Smith Selah Spence James Durbin Carr Betty Creekmore Paul DeMack Franklin Nolan Stogdill Oak Grove Harley Grogan Fowler Effie Knight Chering Harold Dye Carel Henry Doretta Lawson Helen Lawson Halley Mary Ruth Davis Key SD Jones Gerald McKih Central City Gerald Angel Travel Ridge Helen Stark Fairview Anna Lee Robb Grant Margaret Johnson Good Hope Bennetawkins Lone Star Roy Lee Medlin Winnie Lee Trent artford Lowell Rowland Doris Smith Graysville Lois Cain 4 neth Cascady Marie Hatfield Berdan Shipley Brasfield Lawrence Campbell Ledford Howard Young John Galston Dodson Roscoe Kel ley Marjory Overstreet Luther Ow ings Hand Houston Twilah Brummit Mary Lane Ruth Lane Hill Virgil Parsons Wilkes Sherman Fleshman Clark Addelina Bunch Edwin Drummond Evelyn Ledford Lucille Young Low nd Everett Partin Maxine Hatfield Sammy Dole Bain Waunila Vestal Lorene Gil um.
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Putnam County
Lane
Wells
Junior Traxler
June Whitacre
Eugene Logston
Shoney
Ruth Baughman
Friendship
Maxine Robbins
Reva Robbins
Mendota
Lena Streit
McKay
John Ewing
Avis Mae McKa
Hillcrest
Helen Murdy
Carrol Powders
Geraldine van Ard
Don Noel
Hoes Fore
Te— Cal Ware
William Lee Clark
Lloydbert Green
Scott
Don Berry
St. John
Jacob Sanders
Brown
Neal Furnish
Dorothy Moore
Waite
Neal Smith
Selah Spence
James Durbin
Carr
Betty Creekmore
Paul DeMack
Franklin
Nolan Stogdill
Oak Grove
Harley Grogan
Fowler
Effie Knight
Chering
Harold Dye
Carel Henry
Doretta Lawson
Helen Lawson
Halley
Mary Ruth Davis
Key SD Jones
Gerald McKih
Central City
Gerald Angel
Travel Ridge
Helen Stark
Fairview
Anna Lee Robb
Grant
Margaret Johnson
Ruth Lane
Hill
Virgil Parsons
Wilkes
Sherman Fleshman
Clark
Addelina Bunch
Edwin Drummond
Evelyn Ledford
Lucille Young
Low
Everett Partin
Maxine Hatfield
Sammy Dole Bain
Waunila Vestal
Lorene Gilum
Petitions Seek Referendum on Dog Tax in Putnam County
About 400 names were presented to the County Court asking for a public vote on a dog tax proposal. The plan would levy 1.00 on male dogs and 0.80 on female dogs, with revenue paid to the county clerk for licenses and later to the county treasurer. The new law directs funds to a special dog-loss relief fund, pro-rated yearly among residents who suffered property losses due to dogs, with eligibility rules including residency, length of stay, ownership, premises control, description and value of property lost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hmita
Putnam County
C. E. Neff
Eugene Garrett Appointed To US Department Post
Eugene Garrett son of Mr and Mrs Gilbert Garrat is named to a responsible position in the United States Department of Agriculture. He has done post graduate work in higher mathematics in Washington DC and will study engineering at George Washington University. His Bramhall relatives include grandparents Mr and Mrs J D Bramhall in Maryland and an uncle Mr John P Bramhall in Washington who is an attorney for a government commission and has held national party roles. Roosevelt inauguration committees and dates are noted in the background.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Garrett
Bre
Gilbert Garrat
United States Department of Agriculture
Washington
D. C
George Washington University
J. D. Bramhall
Maryland
John P. Bramhall
Nationl Dic
Servin
Roosevelt Iuanes
National Democratic
Ington
Inau
Roosevelt
Bids Open for Road Maintenance in Adair and Putnam
The State Highway Commission seeks bids for maintenance on 66.6 miles of roads in Adair and Putnam counties. Bids must be in the Commission office by 10:00 a m Friday. The work includes hauling material along designated routes in these counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Repubican
Adair
Putnam Counties
Commission
Ose
Sith Sy
Vandals Destroy Warnings At Local Railway Signal
Horlixeton Railway Superintendent E H Piper and Mayor Clyde Forbes report vandalism to an electric wig wag signal near U northeast end. Company installed warning lenses at its cost to protect life and railway efficiency. Boys reportedly use lenses as rifle targets or break them with rocks. Piper asks police aid to stop further damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horlixeton
E. H. Piper
Clyde Forbes
Eno
of U
Con le
Lalit Barton Ove Gromit
Piper
Vacation Bible School Opens June 20 With Two Week Run
Beginning next Monday June 20 at 8 80 oclock a Vacation Bible School will run two weeks ending Friday July 1. Sessions run 830 1130 for Juniors and intermediates and 900 1100 for Primary and Beginners. Mrs Maxhe Norman and Mrs Earl eff supervise with assistants. Ruth Parker music Virginia Halkler recreation Pastor R W Custer worship. Registration shows a likely large enrollment. Open to all not in Sunday school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beere
Maxhe Norman
Earleff
Ruth Parker
Virginia Halkler
R. W. Custer
Celebration Plans Maturing For VFW July Fourth Week
The VFW celebration planned for July 4 week shapes up with committees led by Milton A Prob asco as General Chairman and Richard Hoge En iiers as Secretary. Ground rules list derl Lowry Glen Quigley Virgil Gray as Grounds Committee chiefs. Speakers include Senator Bennett Clark Dan Nee J Grant Frye Jesse Barrett Arnold Griffin Dan Tarantoli Dewey Short Henry Caulfield Arthur Men Senator Ray Mabee and Joe 8. Byers Greater Shows will perform all week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
VFW
Milton A. Probasco
Richard Hoge Eniiers
Pat Maggard
P. ©. Gray Mors
Pat
St Louis
Dewey Short
USS
Henry Caulfield
Arthur Men
Ray Mabee
Joe
Byer
Moore Announces Candidacy for Third Judicial Circuit
Atty Rex H Moore of Trenton appeared in Jefferson City to seek the Democratic nomination for judge of Missouri's third judicial circuit, the seat he was appointed to last year by Gov Lloyd C Stark. Born on a Grundy county farm and raised in Livingston county, he earned a law degree from the University of Missouri in 1931 and practiced in Kansas City before returning to Trenton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atty. Rex. H. Moore
Trenton
Pavagess
Missouri
Jefferson City
Lloyd C. Stark
Third Judicial Circuit
Moore
A. G. Knight
University of Missouri
Grundy County
Livingston County
Dia
Platt Finbe
Grundycoun
Public Lands Division
Daparcent of Justice
Jude Ip
Old Christian Church
Od Fellows Lodge
Third Judicial Occult
Amarican
Brookfield Golfers Coming to Unionville Social Event
Brookfield golfers travel to Unionville next Sunday June 19 for an afternoon tournament between local clubs. The event is more social than competitive, reflecting years of friendly exchanges between Unionville and Brookfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unionville Et Club
Coline Poe Ee
Unionville
Brookfield
Unionailie Club
Beek Sala Cb Fager
Grasshopper Control Efforts Expand Across County
County reports show grasshoppers spreading widely with a focus on small active populations in a north Unionville area. Neff urges early baiting on bright mornings, warns against overuse of 50 lbs, notes soap-bait methods and emphasizes safe handling of poison sacks and proper warehouse coordination with Zora Smith as the new custodian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camall
Unionville
Neff
Mr Neff
Mr. Neff
Zora Smith
Hartford
Mr. Smith
Missouri survey seeks food and clothing for relief families
The State Social Security Commission announces a survey to identify unmet needs for food and clothing among Missouri relief families. Henry A Ware, secretary of agriculture, backs using farm products and local funds to bolster supplies, with Federal Surplus Commodities involvement and direct relief funds anticipated to aid unemployed families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri
State
Social Security Commission
Federal Surplus Commodities Corporation
Lus Oities
Ted
Henry A. Ware
Tells Tarathan
Rok
Rainfall Totals Reach 2.06 Inches Since Friday
Rain last night measured 1.30 inches, adding to Friday's .60 inches for a 2.06 inch total since Friday. Weather records note the steady precipitation through the period.
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Soft Ball
Wil de Gee
Ewton Comstock
NEWS
H. S
Citisene
Missouri Synod
Ar Eae
ANGUS
CLUB
Louisiana
Fefit Bridge Party
PUN Vacation Bible School
Methodist Church
Will
Circuit Court
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