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Newspaper
Unionville Republican
Location
Unionville, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1938
Page
6
A series of formal notices announces candidacies for the Republican nomination in Putnam County for Circuit Judge Prosecuting Attorney Representative and County Clerk. Names include Frisby Rose Fair Norman Fish Williams, urging voter support ahead of the August 2 primary in 1938.
Jot Morgan officially seeks the Republican nomination for Circuit Clerk and Ex Officio Recorder of Putnam County. He states intent to run in the primary on August 2, 1938, and asks for county voters' support and eventual support for Probate Court Judge.
Notices show Sincerely P J Dickerson endorsing a Presiding Judge run for Putnam County Court at the August 1988 primary. A. B. Montgomery signs as truthful, while Lora L Wyckoff announces her own candidacy for the same office at the upcoming primary.
The Farmers Bank of Unionville announces its annual stockholders meeting at the bank in Unionville Missouri on June 21, 1938 at 9 o clock a m. The session will last at least three hours or until the purpose is met. The meeting will elect six directors for the ensuing year and transact any other business. I Hoiman president Henry C Gardner secretary
Residents report a flurry of weekend visits as relatives and friends from Kanran Kirksville Cambridge Nebraska and nearby towns called on Worthington families. The gatherings included lunches dinners and overnight visits with many households hosting guests and sharing news of births weddings and travel.
The Stringtown Culture Club met with Belle Hoover on June 2 with eighteen members and five visitors. Canteata were won by Margaret Mathews Alma Spence Sash Derkins and Zephyr Freeborn. The club will meet with Elsie Altomight on June 16.
Widespread visits and daily life events fill the week in the area. Mr and Mrs amends EE Farneworth host a visit with their daughter and Mrs Kate Lasigplinne. Lacy's home hosts a Ladies meeting on a Wednesday afternoon. Mrs Ann Bruner and daughter spend time with their granddaughter in Garden Grove. Mr and Mrs George Statton enjoy a visit from two grandchildren. Mrs Julia Shriver stays with her son Earl near Corydon while Miles Eaton returns from the state university for a short vacation. Homer Watson trips to Peoria with livestock. Mildred Eaton travels home from Milan. Mrs Robert Blanchard stays with her husband Luke Owens, ill after vaccination. Rev Cole of Ottumwa conducts church service Sunday. Mrs Jess Robinson visits Powersville for shopping.
Eli King born October 27 1852 in Putnam county Missouri died June 5 1938 at his Unionville home age 85 years 7 months ... He left 12 children 40 grandchildren and 7 great grandchildren with many relatives and friends. Funeral services were held at the American church June 8. Interment in Unionville cemetery.
Annie Belle Tuller Richey born August 1787 in Clark County Missouri died June 13 at home in Lemona Missouri at age 64 years 9 months and 14 days. She married James Ke Tuer November 26 1900 and had three children. Survived by husband one daughter Mrs Memanee McNabb of Columbus Ohio one son Herahel at home an infant daughter predeceased her. Granddaughter Meriel McNabb two sisters one brother and several relatives. She joined the Christian church early in life.
Saturday and Sunday visits fill the week as residents travel to powersville Wichita Kansas and Trenton Brida. Families entertain and visitors arrive for birthdays and family occasions while local and neighboring towns see residents making business trips and hosting gatherings.
Mrs Erma Peasin and sons called on Mrs Linnie Brown Saturday afternoon. Lavene Pean visited Sunday with Mrs Erma Pearson and others. Several families, including the Pearsons and Beelers, were seen shopping in Unionville and visiting parental homes.
A fragmentary notice describes visits and returns among residents. It mentions the Slee Fitna family, the Hollenbeck and Wells families, Mr and Mrs N. BE Wells, Leni and Pere Wem, and Miss Op Hokk returning Sunday to Ravanna after several weeks with relatives in Dunkin.
A trust sale is scheduled for June 17, 1938 at the Unionville courthouse front door. The property includes the Southeast Quarter of Bee 14 and surrounding lands in township 65 north, range 20 west, totaling 68.5 acres, to satisfy indebtedness and costs arising from two deeds of trust.
Metice is hereby given that Letters of administration have been granted to Zottsee sf Manel with power to collect and dispose of the estate. May May 1888 is named as the date to be barred. Administrators: ORA l. RO, 44th, and J. F. Morgan, Probate Judge. D. W. Pollock, Attest. Published June 6, 1938.
The administrator D W Pollock announces the estate of deceased partner Pollock and Company. Creditors must present claims for allowance within six months after letters dates or be barred. Claims not presented within one year from letters date are forever barred. Signed June 6, 1938 by Administrator D W Pollock. Attest: Probate Judge J T Morgan.
The deed of trust recorded in Putnam County Missouri conveys seventy nine and 60 100 acres in section 12 township 66 range 18 with a cemetery exception of half an acre. Louis Bresling and The St Louis Union Trust Company as Trustees hold the obligation and claim secured and the holder has declared the whole due and payable.
Notice to all persons showing interest in the estate of a deceased individual to appear and file claims within six months from the date of letters. The court orders the appearance of claimants and directs them to present any property or demands. By order of the City Council. 4515 Try A Republican Want Ad.
About forty years ago Chaetian people began an annual observance of the Fourth of July with a religious meeting at Cha. This year they expect to honor the memory of the late Edward Minks. Several choirs will participate. A quartet will render a piece written especially for the occasion.
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