Honor Roll List For Unionville Fourth Six Weeks Noted
More than one hundred seven students across Unionville schools earned honor roll status in the fourth six weeks per Superintendent P R Riggens. The report highlights strong showing in the fourth grade and substantial High School participation, with detailed names listed by grade.
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Unionville
P. R. Riggins
Riggens
Mary Thorn
Betty Joy Tuttle
Richard Melton
Jane Jones
Louis Ray Morgan
Dorothy Jean Medlin
Billy Callum
Betty Lane
Billy Lee Pettit
Roscoe Fly
Kathleen Gilworth
Everett Gibson
Queen R
Patsy Ruth Smith
Vonne McHenry
Dore Carnaf
Danelle ‘Bramhall
Louise Fly
Hecker
Ann Lect Bete
Jullins
Dickie Monroe
Mary Susan Husted
Margaret Lee Mulligan
Gerald Dean Cowan
Oeta Paraona
Raymond Orns Shelton James Wi Ham Fowler
Jean Ellen Dunkin
Mar Wre Lee Magee
Jo Sue Dunkin
Ann Cullum
May Bather Tormy
Louise Cassady
Phylle Dean Stewart
Mary Ian Tuxon
Maxne Smith
Rosie Pavia
Roy Rollinson Lewin
Tedford
Merlin Shelton
Bily Hecker
Jackie (Omatock
Wentworth Lark
Alice Jean Haigler
Jack Gardner
Mary Katherine Hamlett
Robby
Dean Rouse
Max Probasee
Marion Partin
Frances Kaupar
Frances Fowler
George Honebright
Bobby Carter
Betty Warley
Annie Lamme Rock
Betty Jean Kent
Carlean Robinson
Ledford
Roland Shields
Laverne Korg
Carl Raton
Betty Jane Cannar
Lata
Faye
Missouri cattle and hog counts show January shifts across counties
Missouri farm statistics detail January cattle numbers 1948 1936 and 1984 drought effects. Milk cows beef cattle and two year olds totals by county including Greene Nodaway Harrison Bates Cass Carter values and hog totals Putnam and others with leading and smallest counties listed.
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Minkum
Qumiui
Fo A Lagan Miasouri Statistician
United? States Bureau +f Agricultural Ecenenics division
Feehan
Nodaway
Bates
Greene
Johnson and
Harrison
Carter
Cass
Putnam County
Missouri
Atchison
Saline
Lafayette
Andrew
Hickory County
CLOCK THAT DOES NOT STRIKE A CLOCK THAT DOES NOT STRIKE
A humorous local notice describes a defective clock whose two faces show different times and which now fails to strike. The piece jokes that the clock strikes by not striking and calls for a remedy to save its reputation.
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Nothi
Church Calls New Pastor Elder R J McKowen to Lead Local Parish
The Christian church elected Elder R J McKowen of Bagley Iowa to the pastorate after a two week series of meetings led by the candidate. He will begin regular services next Sunday with his wife Mrs McKowen remaining in Bagley until the term ends in June and final future arrangements to follow.
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The
Christian Church
R J McKowen
Bagley
Iowa
McKowen
McKiwen
MecKowen
Jeffersan City murals spark controversy over capital art
Editorial notes Renton Triplett, head of Central College’s art department in Fayette, praising murals in the Capitol building as truthful depictions of Mosacur history. The piece acknowledges public hostility to raw history and defends the artist’s choice to favor truth over palatability while highlighting controversial figures and costly decorations.
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Chansan City
Pitnes
Captel
Jeffersan
Mins Hern Triplett
Mons [Riplett
Mra Bang Proplett
Monsso
Central
Aiti Ns
Mosacur
Farewell Dinner For Mundon Family Heads East
A farewell dinner was held at the Matt Mundon home two miles east of Unionville on February 28 in honor of Mr and Mrs Gilbert Mundon who left last week for Billings Montana to make their home Mrs Mundon is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Everett Miller former residents now in BIH A large noon meal was served and enjoyed by all Attending included Basil Mundon and son Junior Matt Mundon Burl Mundon and children Jas David Jennie J Melvin Robert Anders Carl Cassady Ruth Lawson Grandma Miller Lyrelda Pherigo and Lem Sanders.
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Matt Mundon
Unionvile
Gilbert Mundon
Billings
Montana
Mundon
Everett Miller
Bih
Basil Mundon
Junior
Burl Mundon
Jas. David
Jennie
J. Melvin
Robert Anders
Carl Cassady
Ruth Lawson
Grandma Miller
Lyrelda Pherigo
Lem Sanders
Missouri Highway Expenditures and Road Miles Reported
A highway commission report shows 21 780 777 dollars paid out for road work in a given year with 9 812 578 dollars in unpaid contract payments. Three year totals for state and federal funds reach 56 614 828 dollars, with commitments and in progress work raising the 66 426 896 dollar figure. As of January 1, 1937 the state average road system covered 14 457 miles, including primary 1 629 miles secondary 5 835 miles traffic relief 292 miles additions 99 miles park collections and 6 284 miles supplementary roads. Concrete pavement totaled 3 835 miles and other surfaces added to the system include high type bituminous 822 miles oil mat and bituminous treated 2 042 miles gravel 7 764 miles oil treated graded earth 102 miles and graded earth roads 491 miles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson City
Mar
Aoe Coon
Highway Commission
States
Leither
Will Open a Beauty Shop by Nelma Shelton on West Main
Mrs Nelma Shelton plans to open a new beauty shop named Fottage Beauty Shoppe on West Main Street next to the Commercial Hotel this Saturday with Ruby Marcini as operator. Shelton, known locally from Toad High School, and husband Petley Shelton recently moved to town. The shop will be opened with all furnishings arriving and installed by Saturday.
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Nelma
Hanley) Shelton
West Main Street
Ruby Marcini
Shelton
Toad High School
Petley Shelton
Book Club Grows Through Tea and Readings in Unionville
The Unionville Book Club, now in its second year, hosted a tea at Mrs Figen’s home with Mrs Ruth Montgomery of Milan reading Drama Along the Mohawk. About sixty members join in five yearly meetings, each buying a book that passes through every member, maximizing reading at low cost and sharing impressions.
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Unionville Book Club
Mra FC Figen
Mra
Ruth Montgomery
Milan
Mra Montgomery
Mm Chan Jackson
Thia
Crushed Stone Damage Hurts Unionville Streets
Winter frost has scattered crushed stone on Unionville streets and portions of surface have broken up. Immediate restoration from drain ditches to the crown is needed to preserve road surfacing value and ensure travel safety.
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Unionville
St Patrick's Tea by Ladies Aid at church
The Ladies Aid of the Christian church will serve a St Patrick's Day Tea on Wednesday March 17 starting at 4 30 p m. The menu includes chic salad lettuce sandwich lime dainty pickles cake and coffee priced 25 cents. Mrs Garold Woodard and Mary Miles and Jay of Lucerne? Woodard.
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The
Ladies Aid of the Christian Church
Court session runs long as tax collectors delay
The court failed to finish last week and extended into an extra week. Officials say March began with delays as township tax collectors needed more time to complete their books, delaying the court’s records and postponing a printed summary.
School Boards Court Attend Annual Putnam County Meeting
In Unionville a crowd of 250 to 300 clerks and board members from Putnam County gathered for the annual meeting of school boards. The event focused on state school funding approvals with state education officials Florence Begeman and Wendell Searz present. The long session discussed schoolhouse conditions, district concerns, and plans for future reference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Putnam County
Unionville
G. W Davin
State Department of Education
Florence Begeman
Northeast Missouri
Wendell Searz
Indibh Reagatad
State Department
Crackdown on Haulers Targets Unlicensed Truck Operators
Police in Unionville last week patrolled for vehicles operating without PSC licenses. They focused on trucks hauling furniture or moving goods within corporate limits and within one mile beyond. Violations include for hire transport without a permit, with broader load limits also under enforcement due to soft conditions from frost.
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Opera
Arenond
Unionville
Aevera Apes
Aio Pubic Service
After the Thin Man sequel opens at Royal Theatre
Dashiell Hammett follows The Thin Man with After the Thin Man opening Sunday and Monday at the Royal Theatre. The aristocratic Nob Hill setting and Chinatown atmosphere raise the mystery as the end resolves. The picture is billed as a worthy box office successor.
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William II
Myra
Hollywood
Royal Theatre
Dashiell Hammett
Nob Hill
Golden Gate
Chinatown
M-G-M
East
Lucerne boxing show ends with Anderson knockout
Don Anderson, Lucerne's chief boxing representative, stops rival Wilcat Leeper in the third round with a jaw blow after two cautious rounds. Six preliminary bouts drew a large crowd, netting the school activity a neat sum, and plans to stage another event two weeks later are underway.
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Don Anderson
Lucerne
Wilcat" Leeper
Wildcat
Wild Cat
Anderson
Leepers
Leeper
Eeper
Chillicothe
Aume
County Music Contest Set For Friday Night
The annual Grade school Music Contest in the county is scheduled at the Grade School auditorium Friday at 7 30 p m. It follows the dramatics and reading contest and aims to draw a large audience. Entries are expected from Powerrville Livonia Lemons Garageasiie Lucerne Martinstown Vn onde and Worthington with a doorway charge of 10 cents and 2hen. Proceeds fund a self supporting activity for the schools.
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Powerrville Livonia
Lemons Garageasiie
Lucerne
Martinstown V'nonde
Worthington
Adoctson
Ruppert
Local business district urged to paint fronts white for uniform look
A Unionville resident urged every building owner to paint the front of their property white this spring arguing it is the cheapest and most effective way to improve appearance. White reportedly resists dirt and can look good for years with minimal upkeep, potentially unifying the district into an unbroken white facade.
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Bitamens
Unionville
Water shutdown in Unionville during reservoir cleaning
Water service in Unionville was turned off for several hours last Friday while cleaning the reservoirs. The pump lost its prime, forcing the temporary shutdown until cleaning finished and supply was restored to homes.
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Unionville
Local outings spark differing tastes in entertainment
A young local man traveled to Kansas City to see a girl ice skate, while a group planned a Des Moines trip to watch male acrobatic dancing but canceled due to weather. One observer questioned why anyone would travel to see dancers, contrasting with the skating trip.
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Lo Loca
Kansas City
Des Moines
Frost damaged the roads and sidewalks in Unionville area
Winter frost left ice and moisture causing cracks in sidewalks and soft surfaces on graveled roads. Country earth roads suffered as frost thawed, with travel difficult for days. Officials expect ground to settle and roads to improve if further moisture does not re impair them.
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Unionville
Appointment delay stirs fight for Third Judicial seat
Governor Lloyd Stark delayed announcing the Third Judicial post successor to the late Judge A Knight amid a race between Hiare Magee and Rex Moore. Magee leads county support but faces uncertainty from party leaders as a two week court postponement occurs in Harrison awaiting the new appointee.
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Third Judicial
Kent
A. Knight
Mid
Lloyd Stark
Honiare Magee
Magee
Rex Moore
Trenton
Washington
Moore
Lanyern
Necesary
Harnson
Taershe Kautz
Plans for Jefferson Day Dinner by Adair County Democrats
The Adair County Young Democrats plan a Jefferson birth anniversary dinner similar to last year. Lead speakers may include Governor Stark and his honorary Colonels, possibly Governor or Governor Earle of Pennsylvania, per a letter from the group. Mrs. N. T. Wynn returns from a month of west travels visiting Colorado and California relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adair County
Thomas Jefferson
Chandler
Kentucky
Lloyd Stark
Kirksville
Stark
Earle
Pennsylvania
Unionville Cuts Light Rates to Ten Cents per Kilowatt
City officials announce a 1 cent cut in the current lighting rate from 11 to 10 cents per kilowatt with the new plan aiming for broader reductions. A single meter system for all uses is being studied to lower costs, increase consumption opportunities, and save on meter expenses, potentially about $1,000.
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Unionville
Fiee
Exams Taken by Teachers in March Spartirin Test
Twenty two teachers and hopefuls sharpened pencils for the March Spartirin examination held last Friday and Saturday under County Superintendent Davis. Papers go to Jefferson City for grading, with ratunga returned. Names of those tested include Mary Evans Powersville Carl Current Livonia Ree d Mowrer Unionville Lee L Peek Pollock Walter Schnelle Lemans Leonard Johnson Lemons Glen West Livonia Valee Bramhall Mendota Berneice Kuntz Powersville Mary Roberts Powersville Junior Owings Unionville John A Fields Powersville Margaret Hitchcock Powersville Rowena Powell Unionville Max Millsap Powersville Eugene Richardson Worthington Arad Narle Cowger Lucerne Cleon Fleshman Lucerne Beulah Hill Pollock Helen Babbitt Pollock Lee Schoonover Lucerne Clel Busby Lucerne.
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Davis
Davia
State Department
Jefferron City
Mary Evans
Powersville
Carl Current
Livonia
Reed Mowrer
Unionville
Lee L. Peek
Pollock
Walter Schnelle
Lemans
Leonard Johnson
Lemons
Glen West
Valee Bramhall
Mendota
Berneice Kuntz
Mary Roberts
Junior Owings
John A. Fields
Margaret Hitchcock
Rowena Powell
Unionvile
Max Millsap
Eugene Richardson
Worthington
Arad
Narle Cowger
Lucerne
Cleon
Emma Bonebright Weds Berdean Bonebright in Kansas City
Emma Bonebright and Berdean Bonebright wed in Kansas City Missouri on November 80 1986 at the bridegroom’s brother Frank Bonebright’s home. The couple, both employed at the Ritz cafetera, plan to live in the city. The announcement notes their families and local recognition from Centerville Towegian.
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John Fisk
Emma
Berdean Bonebright
Albert Bonebright
Unionville
Missouri
Kansas City
Frank
Bonebright
Ritz
Centerville
Towegian
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Cer Aus Kons
Catte
Patnam
Janary
Christian Church Contract
R. J McKowen
Unionville Girl
Capitol
Jease James
Kenton
Ooeser
Renton
Miner Triplett
Nelma Shelton
ST. Patrick’s Tea
Garold Woodard
Mary Miles and
Jay
Lucerne iV
Woodard
R. W Custer
Brian Weanessay
Settee Cat Cissy
St. Joven
Atlas City
Harry Custer
Miss Mabel
St. Joseph
Miss Vena
Miss Mabel Custer
Judge Knight
Jefferson
N. T. Wynn
West
L. A. Carroll
Colorado Springs
Colo
Miss Bessie
Rifle
Ornia
Belle Fowler Horton
Pomona
Allyw
Robert Dinning
Lasedte
Hugh Dinning
Alta Chrismas Best
California
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