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Newspaper
Unionville Republican
Location
Unionville, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1937
Page
4
Baseball fans can expect plenty of power as the upcoming week features strong hitters and anticipated high scoring games across multiple teams. The lineup hints at exciting matchups and potential standout performances.
In Kansas Oe page 10 a Summers Studio picture of rosem ard is shown from the wreck of the Soo Angeles to Salt Lake City air tragedy. Three men and two women died. bodies not yet recovered. a missing order was in the frame.
The Ladies Bible Class of the Christian church met with Mrs Will Garner on June 17 to elect officers and discuss sects. Fourteen attended. They plan to meet the fourth Thursday each month, quilt for interested neighbors, and hold all day sessions with bring a covered dish. All are welcome.
The Ladies Aid of United Brothers church in Livonia hosts an ice cream social Saturday night June 26 at the Livonia park. The event invites all members of the community. The item notes Mayor Clyde Forbes may still hold the office of mayor in Unionville by legal status.
Henry Galloway of Unionville learns by telegram that his brother Sam Galloway has died in Kansas City. The deceased, born in Putnam County, had lived in Kansas City for years and was not in good health. Funeral set for Thursday morning in Kansas City.
A garbled excerpt mentions a young man at sea and the mayor Clyde. It notes the mayor giving more attention to what the young man has to say than to others, while implying others and a mother with a baby are present. The text is incomplete and unclear.
Ira Hoover of four miles east of Unionville was notified by telegram Tuesday of his brother in Clark, Dakota dying Monday night. The man, about 40, was a brother of L. L. Hoover and Mrs. Dempsey Cowan of Putnam county. Ira, L. L. Hoover, Mrs. Cowan and Clyde Forbes left for Clark to attend the funeral.
Sheriff P B Gray remains hospitalized in Centerville Iowa after surgery and drainage of an abscess. He shows slow healing but plans to stay until drainage stops then return home within a week. Friends report a long recovery but optimism grows with continued care.
Miss Patton and Mrs Boxley were in a car that collided with a truck as it backed out from the east. Both cars were badly wrecked but no one was seriously injured, though the occupants were shaken and bruised.
Gesree Allen son of Mr and Mrs Ed Cook of Unionville earned a 250 scholarship plus 60 cash for highest grades in the University of Missouri Junior class this year He returned to Columbia for summer school and aims to graduate in the Senior class next year The article notes his past scholarship and ongoing studies at the university
Fragmented OCR lists relatives and locations in a death notice likely for Lamoni area. Mentions include Mrs. Golda Oak, Mr. and Mrs. Davis, Dr. Mira, and Neal Rinker with several local addresses. Readers are referenced to multiple homes and visiting times though details are unclear.
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