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Newspaper
Unionville Republican
Location
Unionville, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1938
Page
9
Multiple officials announce candidacies for the Republican primary in Putnam County. Nominees include J. Fair for Circuit Judge Third Judicial Circuit, Wayne Norman for Prosecuting Attorney, an unnamed representative candidate, and A. W. Williams for County Clerk, all inviting voter support ahead of the August primary.
A series of 1938 notices formally announce Republican bids for Putnam County offices. Names include JT Morgan, Peddle Rreson, Jonow Torkey, and A S S Montgomery, seeking nomination for Circuit Clerk, Probate Judge, Associate Judge, County Court Judge, and Presiding Judge at the August primary.
Lora L. Wyckoff announces candidacy for Presiding Judge of the Putnam County Court at the primary and general election to be held August 2. She states her intent to serve in the position with respect and dedication.
June 27 remarks list Richard McClurg and Gerald Primm visiting relatives including grandparents B Crawford and wife. John L. Hurliman and family attend the funeral of Jess Horn near Moulton. Other locals, Mrs. Earl Harris, Mrs. Joe Wheeler, and Mrs. Zora Allen, are noted with visits to various households.
Fragmentary civic notices report Mrs. Zoro Sie and child visiting the George Crawford rental with Dan Dean calling on a Friday. The passage also mentions Mary, Roy Horn, Be Roy Horn Fran, Leonard Wat ids and family spending Sunday elsewhere, and a list of garbled names and dates.
June notes show Mr John Lynn and Flo McVey relatives from Kansas facing dislike this week. Hay work continues with Ikker Truman Peek John Lynn McVey and N Fuller baling. Mrs Frank Lorence ill. Social visits include Billie Schoonover with Rockwell and Schoonover families, Cleo Miller family at a show in Unionville. Norma Gene Babbitt visiting grandmother Mrs Ann Leeper and relatives. J A Wilson visited Mrs Pearl Miller.
Powersville residents record a flurry of visits and travels. Claude Cooksy and Mrs cooksy visit Kirksville to see Mrs Gatrel in hospital. Relatives from Monticello California and Sewalla call on neighbors. A Manon fraternity meeting and quilting party are noted plus several local visits and a homecoming arrangement.
A fragment from June 26 describes local residents and families including Lucy Durkor Mre Rayvinond Kurresa and Mra Kastrond Muartene tied to a weekend incident. Reports note housework during the week and a flight to take a doctor appointed for care. Local names include JON Luurenee and Joe Welster with several households affected.
A flurry of social visits and family gatherings fills the week as neighbors share birthdays and ice cream parties. The Herrer Poultry 4 H Club forms with officers Robert Mitchell and Verlan Shelton, plus plans on lice prevention and waxed club activities.
Local families in several towns featured visits and gatherings. Floyd Hills travels to Chillicothe to see relatives, then Kansas City to visit daughter and son in law. Numerous households, including the Barkleys, Hollidays, and Doolins, hosted or joined weekend visits and Sunday meals, reflecting close-knit neighborhood ties.
Mr George Holliday passed away Monday morning. Funeral services were held Wednesday at Mt Pleasant church. Mrs Manda Esel and Miss Nellie Osne Haynes are noted in local updates along with several visits and family movements in Brow and area. Leonard Flar and Alvan Flam family ties are mentioned with CCC camp in South Missouri.
June 28 social updates show residents visiting relatives and neighbors across Hartford Unionville and nearby towns. Families mentioned include Everett Bunch Mildred Bates Lucy Roberts Alice Adkins W P Bunch and George Bunch with activity spanning Wednesday Tuesday Thursday and Saturday.
June sammy Hurliman caller on Rat Crawford Tuesday evening. Chais Martin and wife spent Wednesday at the Johnny Speak home. Ned faisy sawed wood for Robert Crawford Saturday morning. Hob Ford and wife made a business trip to Glenwood and Lancaster Thursday and also visited daughter Men True Ashmead and family in Queen City. Levd Hat and wife have been visiting brother Herbert Carter and family in Grinnell during the week. Charles Jockten and wife spent Tuesday afternoon with George Currant and family. Ned Morvan and wife are the proud parents of a baby boy born June 4.
The National Bureau considers a fresh thesis on insurance costs and road safety. The piece notes how safer driving directly saves money and reduces accident rates as part of a broader public guidance effort.
Government plans for a larger Navy spur debate on ship types. Leading authorities still favor battleships though costs soar from under 15 million before World War I to about 60 million for new units, with 1923 West Virginia operating expenses near 1.7 million.
A trade journal claim that every dollar spent on grasshopper control in 20 states yielded five dollars in crops is questioned. The writer questions the data gathering, costs, and counting across regions, suggesting the assertion may be spoofed.
Incomplete OCR text indicates a probate notice dated 1988 requiring all persons with claims against a estate to exhibit them within six months from the date of the notice. Names, dates, and specifics are unreadable in the fragment.
Notice affidavits show request for court sale of real estate as part of estate of a deceased in Worthington Missouri. Court orders sale to satisfy debts with publication in county newspaper for four weeks before July 18 1928. Heirs residing in Putnam County required to bid ten days prior to court hearing.
A probate notice records Judge Mor gan Morgan presiding over an estate matter titled Daler Bed of Trust. The terse entry indicates a formal trust-related proceeding under probate jurisdiction with unspecified case details.
City Council orders the property at 4515 to have all weeds cut. If not done, the city will perform the work and charge the owner for the cost.
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