Unionville High School Notes On Activities And Events
High School Doings summarizes student teacher training observation trip to Stringtown with 19 seniors and 14 juniors led by Miss Hallie Burton. Assembly elects yell leaders Glenrockett and Wille Quigsey. pep meeting features a one act play and band numbers. Football vs Green City ends 18 to 0. recital prizes announced to benefit the high school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hallie Burton
Stringtown
Fern Oldaker
3. &. Smith
Kirksville
Mary Alice Arnaman
Unionville High School
Glenrockett
Wille Quigsey
Wendell Cansady
Misa Sanii
Frances
Green City
Vane Wa
Aylf
Caty
Green
Tintonville Boys
Coe City
Unionville
Bart Cun
Milan
Perry Potlowk
Bebermeyer
Ray Jones
Wilma Minear
Green City High School
Golda Williamson
Perfect Attendance Records Reported in Early Grades
A long list names first graders and second graders with perfect attendance for the month ending this week. The roster includes Raymond Carter Robert Del Rockwood Virginia Melton Verla Madge Ofingzer Nora Cotten Vera Choate Mareceline Shaver Harold Allee Roy Mailer Nora Carter Derma McHenry Georgia Payne Tom Mowrer Ruth Ann Robbins Mary Hinkle Laven a Johnson Vera Holman Stewart Pratt Frances Porter Wolly Lengh rid a Jenowse Hollar Jaura de ben son Louise Minear Maggie second grade names follow and extend through many students and families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Carter
Robert del Rockwood
Virgina Melton
Verla Madge Ofingzer
Nora Cotten
Vera Choate
Mareceline Shaver
Harold Allee
Roy Mailer
Noergimta Carter
Derma McHenry
Georgia Payne
Tom Mowrer
Ruth Ann Robbins
Mary Hinkle
Lavena Johnson
Vera Holman
Stewart Pratt
Frances Porter
Wolly Lenghrida
Jenowse Hollar
Jaura de Benson
Louise Minear
Maggie (Erases
Worthington Neighbors Relay News From Connellsville To Unionville
The column records visitors and departures including Mr. and Mrs J C Young returning to the Whitwarts with a newborn daughter, a barn lost by fire likely struck by lightning, Tom Young's sale, Bryan Thomas heading to St Louis for dental college, and a farewell party at the Hiatt home. It notes an excursion to Keokuk cancelled by weather, a major house fire at the Hatfield home with partial recoveries, school visits, and various calls and visits among local families and students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Young
Connellsville
Orn
Jess Whitwarts
Wm. Burgen
Tom Young
Bryan Thomas
St. Louis
Dental College
Ethel
Golda
Hurshel Hiatt
Sylvian Casady
Hazel Owens
Chloie
Wesley Gingerich
Helen Kelley
Nora Scott
Ada
Florence
Edith Husted
Freda
Albert Cooley
Dennis Haynes
Paul
Hershel Funk
Duane Montgomery
Virgil Wilson
Prof Reaugh
Clellan
Keokuk
Cecil Hatfield
Luluasady
Eva Hartford
Maggie Miller
Zenith Funk
Helen Cooper
Howard Cowell
Queen City
Kos Hodges
Gladys Newmar
M Newman Roxh Hodges
Hanna Husted
Mias Hazel Owens
Ravanna
Todheday
Ruby May
Thelma Husted
Hannan Cueandy
Benjamin
Tula Catty
Sou Sanders
Whitworth
Worstworth
Branscomt
Local Names Listed in Community Spotlight
A damaged OCR item lists numerous individuals including Doris Reed James Reed Reed James and Karl Reed with various surnames and aliases. The fragment mentions names like JOR Smith Neal Protx Phip Kelley and Mary Hay along with several others in a loose roster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cothistoeles
James
Karl Reed
Sarod Star
Jor Smith
Neal Protx
Phip. Kelley
Yames ‘Wells
George Gi
Joe
Fay Brews ‘Hall
Edan ’ Garter
Beina Bell’ Cotton
Pear
Lola
Forbes
Mary Haya
Andry’ Johnson
Jein Noel
Vivah Leon Ve
Shue + serenita Tyler
Winters Wharton
Giadys, Payne
Ido Myrtle Brice
Glenda severs ties as Mrs Doe Ulrich laid to rest
Des Moines Mrs Ulrich laid to rest Friday in Concordia. Mr and Mrs Firm McHenry and son Dick visited at George McHenry home. Irene Davids stays with sister Grace Miller to help with house work. Montgomery children visited Elmer Davids. Bertha Sebhier and son spent afternoon with Will Isney. Grandia Montgomery staying with daughter. Jacob Lewis and son Billy making sorghum for Weaver Ray. Ethel and Leland Lewis visited grandparents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doe Ulrich
Des Moines
Concord
Firm McHenry and Son
George McHenry
Irene Davids
Grace Miller
A S Montgomery
Elmer Davids
Neoe Sebhier and Son
Willisney
Grandia Montgomery
Will Whitne
Jacob Lavis
Bili
Ray
Ethel
Leland Lewis
Rice farming gains attention in Missouri progress shown
Missouri shows growing success in rice farming with profitable yields across several counties. The crop is being demonstrated more each year and is even fed to some stock in Granger bottom, Gruhdy County, as evidence of its developing potential.
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Missouri
st‘Columbia & Regiment of Missouri Volunteersc
Richard Gentry
Florida
Mississippi
Georgia
van Buren
Benton
Joel R. Poinsett
Boggs
Misgqur
Kentucky
Missouri Militia
Noone County
Missouri Volunteers
General Gentry
Columbia
Tow
Sailers
Norris
Gruhdy
Missouri to boost tea and coal output plan
The note hints Missouri increasing tea production alongside plans to boost coal output and cement its role in manufacturing. It mentions China as a comparator and suggests a shift toward larger scale production in the region.
Mrs Benton of Salem Passes After Short Illness
Mrs Benton of Salem died after a brief illness from uremic poisoning. She leaves one son in Renton City and a brother Henry Brown of Salem. A Methodist, she will be laid to rest in Salem Cemetery after funeral services at the Salem Methodist Church. The community mourns her steadiness, honesty, and devotion to town life.
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Ain Des Moines
Alfret
Exery
Sale Wells
Aberdeen
Sho
O R Orndorf
Concord
Berry
D Fother
Henry
Ewe
Theagt
Copeville
Mary F
Alexander
Lowe
Vincennes
Indiana
Missouri
Ucmianville
Unionville
JF Harkins
Fannyook
Bhueter
Fenton
South Third Street
Oelock
Salem
Renton City
Methodist Church
Salem Today, and Ore Funeral Service Wall Tne Elevatotes Methouist
Buryal
Salem Cemetery
Marshall Tewt Lowa Paper
Benton
Marshalltown
Tomonville
Heer
Aridane
Married in Browning wedding reports Bradshaw Carpenter
The Leader Record notes the marriage of Ira Frnest Bradshaw to May Carpenter in Browning. Bradshaw, once a resident of Unionville, now lists Pittsburg Pennsylvania as his home and plans to relocate there soon after the ceremony. He was employed with the Mayfield Woolen Mills in Pittsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leader
Ira Frnest Bradshaw
May Carpenter
Bradshaw
Unionville
Pittsburg
Vennaylvania
Mayfield Woolen Mills
Saya
Browning Paper
Gorin Wins Tri County League Pennant in Close Finish
Gorin topped the Tri County Baseball League after a 11 win 4 loss season with 15 games played. Other members in order were Fdina Haring Downing Glenwood Kahoka Milton Memphi with Milton last year’s champion Taverna in a tight race. Livena sat out this year though some from there played waite Dowtarg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gorin Argus
Tri County Baseball League
Gorin
Vanes
Wenl
Iwe
Unis
Fdina
Haring
Downing Glenwood Kahoka
Milton
Mempti
Argus
Taverna
Livena
Waite Dowtarg
Outpost Officers Nab Men Over Corn Field Liquid Outfit
Police tipped off to a hidden operation in a corn field where men planned to convert corn into a liquid. Four men approached. two acted as visitors while two others guarded the premises. Officers arrested them after resistance, as reported by the Kahoka Gazette Herald.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O County
Kahoka,azette Herald
Look After Your Chimneys This Cold Weather Warning
With cooler days approaching fires are lit in stoves and heating plants of various kinds. Before this is done it is a good plan to inspect chimneys and flues for obstructions and ensure proper draft. Regular maintenance helps prevent fire hazards and ensures safe operation of heating equipment.
Prevent Fire Prevention Drive by President and Governor
A campaign urges fire safety for chimneys pipes and holds may prevent losses. The piece notes current fires due to carelessness and calls for precautions. It mentions the bowling alley contest and prizes at Frank Quail's Recreation Hall as social context.
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Red River Ohios
Farmers Co-Operative Association
C. G. Smith
J . Martin
W Whitmore
Perengram Mors
Whitmore
Pauline Lamer
Ube
Rankin Gibran
Elizabeth Moler
Veralonal Agriculture Rover
Vocalionil Agriculture Boys
Alvacop
Clasa Neten
Tony Atiuga
Robert Amegeo
Paul Huabee
Jinomie Kickford
Harry Ol Tins
Pats
Paul Ne
Mie
Dooley
Mildred Corave
Mary
Rraey Pond Bee
Hackrran Heler
Korky
Opal
Mi Donnald
Amyt
Mikels Dee Min
Marron Chet Mane
Attlee
Fred Pome
Seem Capel
Food Noton Methenry Westmer
Lok Phipe
Nloert
Dee Spence
Paraet
Stuckey Powell
Bourth
Pamnita
Dave Ey
Martacurat Pavagehera
Dace Deaare
Woasee
New Deer
Woodard
Preten Carter
Ayerns
Estirebey Chappe Sagres
Kuathin
Foitesan
Doe Galan
Harald Green
Rex Houseree
Tadfert Jae Moier Seeffreny
M Bier
Othel Norton
John David Pollock
Juris Rennebs Rattend Sherer Hoh T
Edward Wynn Toasere
Woedetoe Poobert Wooster Yune Ob York
Atherrine Higwie
Nora (Wirer Maxie Dilliner
Faye Hoyt
Rhaabeth
Johnsen Neltte Johnsen
Wilma Kelley Marjorie
Worthington
Speer
St Louis
Jefferson Barracks
New Orleans
Jackson Barracks
Tampa
Zachary
Watt
JeMer
Karracks
Massouriar
Tdvarce
Yd Phe
Vanwuret
War Department
Henney
Henry C. Lowe
Wm. Wilkinson
Cincinnati
Doris An
Aut van Sat
Glendale
RICE
Starks Delicious
Ben Davis
Starks
Howard
Sionville
America
J. F. Underwood Mercantile Co
Missouri Dil
China
Next Wall
Browning
Hall
Dragrats
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Ohio
White Way
J. P. Morrison
U. S. L. Batteries
Pa Toneath
Jie Das
John Dooley
Frank Quail
Elvin Stewart
McCutchen & Son
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