Lightning Kills Prominent Putnam County Citizen Luther Hill
Luther Hill a leading Putnam county figure died after being struck by lightning while tending field work at a local farm with Lester Reeves. Reeves survived and sought help as Hill’s life ended. Hill left a large farm, bank directorships, and church leadership, with funeral services held at Bethany church.
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Luther Hill
Jackson Township
Lester Reeves
Mr. Hill
Mr. O'Hill
Rai
Bey
Reeves
Mr Hill
Hill
Putnam Count
Locust Valley
Farmers B. of
Pollock
Farmers Co-operative
Unionville
Putnam Com
West Jacuary
Frank Wal
Abbress
Allen Meade Jim
Charley
Man
Triers
Rena
Rumpacker
Martha Rushton
Tom Hase
Christ
Concord Church
Farmers Bank of
Farmers Co-operative Association of
Latonville
Brotherhood of Man
Bethany Church House
Paul G. Hickman
Putnam County
Dickson
Slvergh
Expression of gratitude for sympathy after death of Luther Hill
Brief notice thanks friends and neighbors for sympathy and help during the hours surrounding the death of Luther Hill, acknowledging their support and kindness.
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Luther Hill
Nose Cut In Accident Near Lucerne Bridge
Miss Nina Shearer sustained a severe nose cut and a bloodshot right eye after a car hit a bridge near Ravanna and Lucerne where patched planks were higher than they appeared. She was traveling with Mr. and Mrs. P. W. Porter and family to Gallatin. injuries were treated at home and she is recovering.
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Nina Shearer
Cross Bridge
Lucerne
Miss Shearer
P. W. Porter
Gallatin
G. I. Shelton
Ravanna
AONE
Carer
Lost Explorer Return Reveals Arctic Drift From Pole
The Amundsen Ellsworth expedition with six men reached civilization after a perilous Arctic drift about 160 miles west of the pole. Fog hampered bearings, open water forced a water landing, and the crew limped home toward King Bay.
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North Pole
Civilization
Pole
Amundsen-Ellaworth
King’s Bay
Arctic
Oesain
Former Residents Visit Here From Unionville to Florida
Mr and Mrs S H J visited Friday and today, once residents of Unionville twelve years ago. They moved to Ansa s this spring and plan to spend most time in Florida enjoying coastal life. They will stay in local springs for a spell before returning. Mr Jackson was formerly chief of the J H Jackson Co.
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Unionville
Ansas
Florida
Tere
Econ Prings
Mr. Jackson
3. H. Jackson Ere
Livestock Markets Show Mixed Gains Across Three Centers
Livestock futures push higher in cattle and sheep while hogs pull back modestly. Kansas City and other markets report steady demand, with hogs topping around 13.75 per cwt yesterday and cattle advancing a dollar or more from last week as sheep stay firm on improved buying.
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Ogni
Kansas City
St. Lous Hoy
Tuesaday
General Aves Ie
Ares Packing Sonr
Gallen
No Fourth of July Celebration Planned in Uniile This Year
Local reports indicate there will be no formal Fourth of July observance in Uniile due to broad public indifference and mixed support. A committee failed to raise funds and subsequent efforts were dropped as organizers faced reluctance and uncertain interest among residents and officials.
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Golui
Tte Pirpusex
Newtown Beats Unionville Baseball in Uneven Tilt
Unionville's baseball squad traveled to Newtown last Sunday and lost after several players failed to show. The weakened lineup could not field its best team, despite a fairly solid effort. Next Sunday's schedule lists a game against Milan.
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Unionville
Newtown
Howyer
Court adjourns as trial docket shifts to July
Circuit Court adjourned last Wednesday with jurors dismissed until Monday and again until July 3 when William Earls will be tried for violating liquor laws. Judge Woolf recused. Judge Cooley of Adair County to preside. Numerous cases listed including Annie Tone murder charge and other liquor and quarantine violations. Exchange Bank of Novinger case against Ken Turner ended. judge to render decision after briefing.
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Wiliam Earls
Woolf
Trian
Cooley
Adar County
Gniravily
Samuel Jones
Annie Tone Oy
Wood
Tta Long
Charlie Stockton
Dan Payne
Mercer County
Lewin Houser
Jon Gilbert
J W Earls
Adair County
The
Exchange Bank of
Novinger
Ken FE Turner
Wywocts
Senator Ladd Dies After Illness in Ore Maryland
Senator Edwin Fremont Ladd of North Dakota died in a hospital in Ore Maryland after a period of illness. He was a scientist and had a notable record as North Dakota official before his election to the United States Senate where he aligned with the party's radical wing. The article notes his earlier removal from the Republican ticket and hints at political turmoil surrounding his career.
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Europe
Hy Tx
Amundsen-Ellsworth
MacMillan
Canada
Alaska
Siberia
Amundsen
Edwin Fremont Ladd
North Dakota
Ore
Maryland
Ladd
Hope
United States
Senate
Ollette
Tee
Laan Tess
Ida Pellotee
Naldiio Bate Iene
Aera
Band concert postponed for Chautauqua week notice
Letters note no band concert this week due to Chautauqua. Residents traveled long distances to attend but learned of postponement. An excellent program is set for Thursday with two special numbers a vocal solo by Mrs Porter and a Unionville Follies Girls song and dance number.
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Mra P W Porter
Unionville
Unionville Follies
Promis
Jonel
Rosenkrans
Panorama
Barnhouse
Sroth
Mra Perry Porter
Mackie
Leena
Unionvite Port
Kiefer
Innercargill
La Follette Dies in Washington After Prolonged Illness
Senator Robert La Follette of Wisconsin died in Washington last Thursday after long heart trouble and an asthmatic attack. He rose from state legislator to governor and U S senator, shaping reforms and challenging wartime policy as an independent candidate for president. His death signals the end of an era in American politics and Wisconsin’s distinct political stance.
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Robert Manon Lakollette
Washington
Jed Teow Geet
Raul
Madison
Wisconsin
Robert Maron LaPollette
Egan
Congress
Hoe
Wisconan
Archai
Tubkellette
Ople
Mtate Atood
Sean
Hydrangea Bloom News in Unionville Gardens
Officials note hydrangea plants in Unionville are beginning to bloom with white flower heads. About 1 700 hydrangea were planted last spring and many will show blooms this summer while others may wait until next year.
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Unionville
Tragedy at Elevating Shaft Claims Grayville Farmer
Herbert Croft of Grayville died after a loading accident at a Unionville store yard. A wagon rear struck an open elevator shaft, pinning Croft beneath. physicians said skull crushed and fractures noted. Croft, aged 38, leaves a wife and three daughters. funeral held in Martinstown with large attendance.
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Herbert Cutts
Ho Fe
Graysville
Herbert Lee Croft
Neh
Ne Ville
Unionville
Croft
Ae & Nun Ge
Bea
Choate
Ini
C. G. Smith
Nearman
Emisho Mullenix
Mir Crye
Crye
Crotad
Helder
Dan
Grayavillecsis Hezis Hd
Sanday
Aubye
Covsar
Martinstown
Herbert Lee
Itharid Croft
Lemathi
Wikael
Martinestown
Mystery OCR Obituary Fragments From Centerville Area
Fragmentary obituary notice mentions individuals with last names Martin and Fern L, referencing Centerville Unionville and Seno Louie Mosha Fah. The text is garbled, unclear on dates or full relationships, and provides only scattered proper nouns.
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Me Martin
Centerville
Janevada
Cambrite
Unionville
M Milo
Seno
Louie
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